Battle of Level 6

Author: CET Test Research Group
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features:
· Step-by-step practice with real test questions
· Simulation and prediction for practical assessment
· Appendix with key vocabulary for focused study
· Save both time and money
What does CET stand for? Most universities require undergraduates to pass CET-4 and postgraduates to pass CET-6 to obtain a degree certificate. During job recruitment, many employers mandate that undergraduates must pass CET-4 and postgraduates must pass CET-6. Graduates who pass CET-6 are often prioritized. The College English Test Band 4 and 6 (CET) is currently China's largest English proficiency test and has long been a hard benchmark for evaluating students' English skills. Its importance is undeniable! However, due to various reasons, many students need to take the CET-4 test 1–2 times to pass, and CET-6 test 2–3 times. Some even fail after 4–5 attempts, becoming a lifelong regret for many college and graduate students.
So, how difficult are the CET-4 and CET-6 tests? How should students prepare for them? How can they dispel the confusion surrounding the tests and achieve good results in a time-efficient and effort-saving way? This book provides the "exam secrets" to tackle CET-4 and CET-6!
The first feature of this book is: practice with real test questions, all in one go.
The second feature of this book is: simulation and prediction for practical assessment.
The third feature of this book is: appendix with key vocabulary for focused study.
The fourth feature of this book is: save both time and money.
This book selects the latest 6 sets of real test questions, which are up-to-date and highly timely. It also includes 5 sets of simulated predictive questions, making this book function like two in one. With in-depth question-setting research, rich preparation experience, thorough and meticulous question analysis, and scientific and accurate predictive questions, this book enables you to understand the exam's framework in the shortest time, gradually build practical skills, and ultimately achieve satisfying results.