Non-Russian Majors: National Unified Entrance Examination Syllabus for Russian Language

Author: Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: According to the specific situation of the National Unified Entrance Examination for Master's Degree Candidates, the following revisions have been made to the "National Unified Entrance Examination Russian Language Examination Syllabus (Non-Russian Language Majors·Sixth Edition)": 1. The term "Sample Questions" has been renamed to "Reference Questions" and adjusted. 2. The scoring criteria have been modified. 3. An analysis of the 2005 National Unified Entrance Examination Russian Language questions has been added to the appendix. The National Unified Entrance Examination for Master's Degree Candidates is designed to recruit master's degree candidates for universities and research institutions. Among them, the Russian Language is administered through a national unified examination. Its evaluation standard is that non-Russian language major undergraduate graduates from universities can achieve a passing or above level, ensuring that admitted candidates have a certain level of Russian proficiency, which is beneficial for universities and research institutions to select candidates with excellence. This syllabus applies to candidates taking the National Unified Entrance Examination Russian Language (Non-Russian Language Majors) in 2006 and 2007. According to the specific situation of the National Unified Entrance Examination, the following revisions have been made to the "National Unified Entrance Examination Russian Language Examination Syllabus (Non-Russian Language Majors·Sixth Edition)": 1. The term "Sample Questions" has been renamed to "Reference Questions" and adjusted. 2. The scoring criteria have been modified. 3. An analysis of the 2005 National Unified Entrance Examination Russian Language questions has been added to the appendix. The National Unified Entrance Examination for Master's Degree Candidates is designed to recruit master's degree candidates for universities and research institutions. Among them, the Russian Language is administered through a national unified examination. Its evaluation standard is that non-Russian language major undergraduate graduates from universities can achieve a passing or above level, ensuring that admitted candidates have a certain level of Russian proficiency, which is beneficial for universities and research institutions to select candidates with excellence. This syllabus applies to candidates taking the National Unified Entrance Examination Russian Language (Non-Russian Language Majors) in 2006 and 2007.