Today's English test is an important challenge for candidates. Although we can't directly know the content of the specific test questions, we can get an idea of the difficulty of the test through feedback from test takers and teachers.
1.English 1 is easyA A small number of people think that English 1 is relatively easy. Some candidates reported that the questions in the blanks were not even at the high school level. Others joked that it was the easiest in recent years. This is undoubtedly good news for those candidates who have outstanding professional scores but weak English.
2.English II is more difficultCompared to English I, some test takers consider the English II test questions to be more difficult. A candidate majoring in English said that the time to do the questions was very tight, and he felt difficult after doing two readings, and even doubted whether he had taken the English 1 test paper by mistake. Another candidate said that he scored 70 points last year, but he didn't know if he could get 50 points this year. Another candidate said that it was really difficult to see a lot of people crying after the English 2 test.
3.The English 1 essay is slightly more difficult, and the English 1 essay part is said to be slightly more difficult. Some people complained that "English composition, the most fierce 1" is on the hot search. A teacher revealed that the essay on English 1 requires candidates to write a letter of introduction about an ancient Chinese scientist. This caused confusion and challenge for some candidates, as they couldn't remember what ancient scientists there were at once. Some students did not write at all, but suggested that they search for Chinese scientists on the Internet, and some even recommended going to newspapers and television.
In the English 1 essay, candidates are asked to introduce an ancient Chinese scientist. For some candidates, this is a challenge. Many ancient names come to their minds, but none of them are accurate ancient Chinese scientists. This confusion not only examines the candidate's English proficiency, but also their knowledge of Chinese culture.
For this essay topic, some candidates chose to give up, and suggested that the other party search for Chinese scientists on their own. This kind of funny answer makes people laugh, and it also reflects the confusion and helplessness of some candidates about this question. In addition, the answer of directly recommending the other person to look for information in the newspaper and on TV is even more ridiculous.
This scenario shows that in the postgraduate English examination, not only the candidates' language skills are examined, but also their knowledge of their own culture. It was a bittersweet experience for those candidates who couldn't come up with names for ancient Chinese scientists in a short period of time.
The difficulty of the postgraduate English entrance examination is important, but in the end, the key is to look at the overall performance and ranking of each candidate. Regardless of whether the questions are easy or difficult, it is the overall ranking that ultimately determines the fate of the candidates. If it is simple, it will be easier for each candidate, and the score line will be increased accordinglyIf it is difficult, every candidate will face challenges, but there is no need to worry too much.
In the process of going to graduate school, don't give up your efforts because you don't feel good, and don't be too proud because you feel like it's going well. After completing the exam of the day, it is necessary to devote yourself to the revision of the professional course, because the main weight of the final exam is still in the professional class.
In short, no matter how difficult it is to get English for graduate school, don't be too anxious or get carried away. We need to keep a good attitude, work hard to prepare for the exam, believe in our abilities, and tackle the challenges of the exam with a positive attitude.
Looking back on this article, it is not only about the evaluation of English for postgraduate entrance examinations, but also makes us think about some deep-seated questions. Lifelong learning is everyone's mission, whether it is in exams or daily life, we have to keep learning and accumulating knowledge. It is only through holistic learning that we can better understand our own national culture, face various challenges, and achieve better results. I hope that every candidate can reach their potential in the exam and realize their dreams. Although there will be many difficulties on the way to graduate school, if we persevere, we will be able to reap the joy of success!