National Translation Professional Qualification (Level) Examination - French Interpreting Comprehensive Ability Level 3 (1-4) (Audio Cassette)

Author: Cao Deming
Publisher: Foreign Languages Press
Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This product is the accompanying audio tape for the book "Comprehensive French Interpreting Ability·Level 3"! "Comprehensive French Interpreting Ability·Level 3" is specifically designed for the French Comprehensive Interpreting Ability (Level 3) exam of the National Translation Professional Qualification (Level) Examination. The purpose of the Comprehensive Interpreting Ability exam is to assess whether the examinee's basic listening comprehension and information processing skills meet the level of a quasi-professional interpreter. The French Comprehensive Interpreting Ability (Level 3) exam consists of four sections: passage comprehension (multiple choice), judgment, fill-in-the-blanks, and summary. Examinees must complete these four sections by listening to audio recordings. The materials used in "Comprehensive French Interpreting Ability·Level 3" are selected from authoritative French magazines, newspapers, and books, covering topics in politics, economy, education, science and technology, law, energy, and social culture. The language is vivid, accurate, and fluent. "Comprehensive French Interpreting Ability·Level 3" is divided into 16 units, each containing four parts: passage comprehension (multiple choice), judgment, fill-in-the-blanks, and summary. Part 1 is passage comprehension (multiple choice), consisting of two passages. After each passage, there are 10 multiple-choice questions. Examinees make selections after listening to each recording. The second part is passage comprehension (judgment), consisting of two passages. After the first passage, there are 10 judgment questions, and after the second passage, there are 5 judgment questions. Examinees make judgments after listening to each recording. The third part is passage comprehension (fill-in-the-blanks), consisting of one passage with 20 blanks. Examinees fill in the blanks while listening to the recording. The fourth part is passage comprehension (summary), consisting of one passage.