The CD Rom Drive

The Longman Student CD-ROM is an interactive practice tool linked to the book in coverage, but with all different content, no test items or tests are repeated from the book.

The Student CD-ROM includes:
* Over 800 practice questions covering all the language skills tested in the TOEFL Test.
* Almost 900 additional questions in section tests and complete tests designed to simulate the computer adaptivity, timing, and scoring of the computer-based test.
* Pop-up explanations for all practice and test items.
* Scoring and record-keeping functions to monitor student progress.

Autorun is a feature of the Microsoft Windows operating system. The autorun feature detects when a CD is inserted into the CD-ROM drive and runs an application based on the contents of the autorun.inf file located on the CD.

Mozart and his music come alive in this interactive exploration of the String Quartet in C Major. Historic events of 18th-century Europe and Mozart's own intense genius combine to create an expressive beauty in each individual stringed instrument. Music scholar Robert Winter interprets the inner meaning of The Dissonant Quartet. Includes color illustrations and informative charts. System Requirements: IBM-compatible 386SX or better; Super VGA monitor with 256 colors; CD-ROM drive; 4MB RAM; DOS 3.1 or later; Windows 3.1 or later; sound board.

Over 240,000 words, phrases, and definitions, covering technical and scientific vocabulary as well as English from around the world, completely updated with hundreds of new words. Quick and advanced search functions help you find the information you are looking for quickly. Over 50,000 spoken pronunciations, so that you can hear how words are pronounced. Updated with hundreds of new words and phrases, based on the latest research from the Oxford English Corpus. Fully customizable interface, plus automatic look-up from other applications. Word Histories feature telling the often bizarre stories of the origins and development of 100s of words, such as accolade and candid. Hundreds of extra notes on grammar and usage covering a wide range of topics, from confusable words (what's the difference between peddle and pedal?) to punctuation (where should a hyphen be used?). Rich vocabulary coverage including scientific, technical, World English, rare, historical, and archaic terms. Appendices containing lists of alphabets, currencies, chemical elements, electronic English, and more.