National English Level Test (Level 3) Oral Examination Simulation Venue

Author: Proposition Research Group
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book is completely written according to the newly published examination syllabus and oral test papers by the National Education Examination Center. All the mock examination papers in this book have the same question structure as the real exam, and the content is divided into three parts: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. Part 1 is the candidate's self-introduction, mainly involving daily-life language, where candidates are required to introduce their hometown, family, and answer some simple questions about weather, etc. Part 2 involves candidates asking four to five questions based on the content of the pictures and responding to each other. Part 3 requires candidates to continuously express themselves based on the content of the pictures in their hands, while another candidate provides supplementary explanations. By simulating a realistic examination environment, the book aims to help PETS candidates comprehensively improve their English speaking skills, communication abilities, and exam-taking skills, allowing them to pass the oral exam with ease. According to the latest examination syllabus, each oral test involves two examiners and two candidates. However, when the number of candidates at a test site is odd, the last group of candidates should consist of three. To ensure candidates can perform confidently in both two-person and three-person examination scenarios, the book includes ten sets of mock examination papers, with the first nine sets designed for the standard two-candidate format, and the tenth set for the three-candidate format. It is important to note: The scenarios and question-answer phrases provided by the author in the questions are not exclusive. The ways of asking and answering during the exam vary from person to person, and the changes in scenarios are unpredictable. Therefore, candidates should use the book flexibly and avoid rigidly applying it.

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