CEEC Senior High School English Reference Vocabulary List Overview

Flashcards covering the development, structure, and sample entries of the high school English reference vocabulary list updated for the 108 curriculum.

CEEC (大學入學考試中心)

The organization responsible for publishing the High School English Reference Vocabulary List, intended for non-profit educational purposes.

108 Reference Vocabulary List ($108$參考詞彙表)

The updated vocabulary list starting from the $111$ academic year, consisting of six levels with approximately $1,000$ words per level, totaling about $6,000$ entries.

91 Reference Vocabulary List ($91$參考詞彙表)

The previous version of the vocabulary list, which served as the foundation for the updated $108$ version.

Frequency (詞彙頻率)

A statistical representation of how often a word is used, which was a key factor in selecting words for the $108$ update.

Appendix (附錄)

The section of the list that includes categories like numbers, days of the week, months, seasons, oceans, continents, and countries.

ability

A level $1$ noun ($n.$) meaning the power or skill to do something.

abroad

A level $1$ adverb ($adv.$) referring to being in or to a foreign country.

agreement

A level $1$ word functioning primarily as a verb ($v.$) with a derived noun form in parentheses ($n.$).

bicycle/bike

A level $1$ noun ($n.$) where the formal version is followed by the informal version after a slash.

broadcast

A level $3$ word that functions as both a verb ($v.$) and a noun ($n.$).

collaboration

A level $5$ noun ($n.$) added to the $108$ version as a high-frequency modern term.

compulsory

A level $5$ adjective ($adj.$) identified as a frequently occurring word in the updated references.

database

A level $3$ noun ($n.$) included in the revised list due to its prevalence in modern English materials.

indigenous

A level $5$ adjective ($adj.$) newly selected for the reference list based on its frequency in recent linguistic data.

scenario

A level $5$ noun ($n.$) added to reflect the changes in language usage in modern textbooks and exams.