Challenge CET-4 710: Listening and Speaking: Listening and Speaking

Author: Jing Shenghua
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Publish Date: 2006-04-05
Features: Designed by the Project Group for the Reform of College English Tests and the Examination Committee, the new sample structure of the CET-4 exam is divided into six parts and scored across four major components, which are four score reporting sections:
1. Writing and Translation (including Part 1 Writing and Part 6 Translation) (20% of total score, with a maximum of 142 points);
2. Reading Comprehension (including Part 2 Fast Reading Comprehension and Part 4 Careful Reading Comprehension) (35% of total score, with a maximum of 249 points);
3. Listening (including Part 3, covering listening comprehension for long and short conversations, short passage listening comprehension, and dictation) (35% of total score, with a maximum of 249 points);
4. Cloze (including Part 5, covering cloze and error correction) (10% of total score, with a maximum of 70 points).
This series of books is compiled to address various question types and the language skills they involve. For example, according to the items provided in the "Examination Guide" (Table), the content of the Cloze section includes error correction (identifying and correcting errors), but no sample questions are provided. We have specially added supplementary guidance on "identifying and correcting errors" to help candidates prepare for the exam.
Exam Guidance + Ability Development: Comprehensive breakthrough in listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translation!
The "Challenge CET-4 710 Points" series consists of five sub-books: "Listening and Speaking," "Comprehensive Test," "Reading," "Writing and Translation," and "Mock Tests." Each sub-book systematically explains the various question types of the CET-4 exam and the language skills they involve, providing analytical methods related to different problem-solving strategies through case studies and exercises. The "Mock Tests" section covers question trends and comprehensive problem-solving techniques, emphasizing "practical" drills.