National Professional Title English Proficiency Examination Course

Author: Guo Haoru, Li Yanglong, Editors
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Publish Date: 2000-02-01
Features: According to the provisions of the "National Professional Title English Examination Syllabus," each professional category is divided into three levels: A, B, and C. Each level includes vocabulary questions and objective reading comprehension questions. The difficulty of different levels is reflected in the range of vocabulary and the complexity of the texts. The C level has different question types from A and B levels, namely, in addition to vocabulary and objective reading comprehension questions, the C level includes sentence completion and fill-in-the-blanks, while the A and B levels include summarizing main ideas and cloze tests. Accordingly, this textbook is structured with question types as a framework to help candidates of various levels and categories familiarize themselves with the exam format, comprehensively review exam content, and build a solid foundation in language knowledge and skills for understanding and acquiring specific information. The second part of the book consists of practice tests for each professional category. The tests are arranged in order of C, B, and A levels. The set tests include solutions, while answers are provided after each question in the remaining tests. The appendix of the book introduces several convenient and effective vocabulary memorization methods for candidates, who are all working professionals with very demanding jobs and limited time for English study. For this reason, we introduce several simple and practical vocabulary memorization methods to candidates. Combining the exam requirements, we have reorganized the syllabus vocabulary according to compounding rules and appended it at the end of the book for candidates to review and memorize vocabulary conveniently. At the same time, to improve reading and problem-solving efficiency, we have organized and compiled commonly used phrases in this level of the exam according to their formation rules, enabling candidates to quickly consolidate and memorize thousands of common phrases.