National Public English Proficiency Test Simulation Test · Level 5

Author: Wang Xiuzhen General Editor: Wang Huoyan
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: Introduction to the Series "National Public English Test (PETS) (6 Books)"
The National Public English Test System (PETS), designed and developed by the National Education Examination Center, is an open-type examination system for the general public. It covers the needs of candidates at different levels and is divided into five levels. Each level of the test is a target-referenced examination, with question types designed to assess listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills to comprehensively evaluate candidates' English communicative abilities at the corresponding level. To help candidates familiarize themselves with the structure, distribution of question types, and difficulty of the target tests at each level, we have specially invited experienced senior teachers, lecturers, associate professors, and professors from secondary schools and university English teaching backgrounds to jointly compile the series "Mock Tests for PETS 1-5 (Written Part and Oral Examination Part)" and the series "Guidance for PETS Oral Examination 1-5." These books are intended for candidates' self-assessment to achieve proficiency through practice. This series is edited by Professor Wang Xiuzhen as the General Editor. The "Mock Tests for PETS 1-5 (Written Part)" are respectively edited by five associate professors: Yu Maosheng, Zhang Hongmin, Cheng Weihua, Ran Xiaoqun, and Wang Huoyan. The "Guidance for PETS Oral Examination 1-5" is contributed to by Associate Professor Chen Ruiping. All the contributors are teachers from Wuhan University, many of whom have studied abroad in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Singapore, and most have obtained master's degrees in English Language and Literature. This series is published by Wuhan University Press. We extend our gratitude to the leadership of the publishing house and the Foreign Language Editing Office, particularly Deputy Editor-in-Chief Wang Chunge and other colleagues, for making this series available in a timely manner. We believe this series will have a positive social impact.