National English Level Test High Score Breakthrough: Level 4 - Grammar and Vocabulary

Author: Luo Bei, Xia Tiehua, Editors
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: The National English Level Test (NEET) is a national English proficiency examination system designed and administered by the National Education Examination Center. It is a nationally authoritative examination system with international standards. The test assesses candidates' English proficiency and awards a nationally recognized English proficiency certificate, which serves as a basis for personnel assessment and recruitment by human resources departments, meeting the societal demand for English ability evaluation and talent employment. The NEET is divided into five levels and an additional level, and it will gradually replace existing English tests such as the junior high school entrance exam, vocational and technical school foreign language tests, senior high school graduation exams, self-study exams, adult college entrance exams, and foreign language proficiency tests for government-funded overseas studies. At the same time, it guides the direction of English test questions for the college entrance exam and postgraduate entrance exam.
This series of books is strictly compiled according to the PETS examination syllabus from Level 1 to Level 5, comprising a total of 20 volumes. Each level includes Vocabulary, Grammar and Vocabulary, and Mock Tests. The Mock Tests for each level are accompanied by audio cassettes. Each Vocabulary book covers all the words in the syllabus vocabulary list, along with international phonetic symbols, parts of speech, related phrases and expressions, and derivative words. The Grammar and Vocabulary books for each level strictly follow the examination syllabus and provide corresponding exercises to help candidates build a solid foundation in grammar and vocabulary. Each Mock Test includes four sections: Listening, Language Usage, Reading Comprehension, and Writing. These four sections correspond to the four types of questions in the PETS written examination.