Vocational aptitude tests differ slightly from administrative aptitude tests, with relatively simpler questions that allow sufficient time for completion. However, the simplicity of the questions presents two challenges:

1. Without additional practice or techniques, most scores will cluster around the average, yet only the top performer will be selected.
2. Carelessness and an inability to prioritize will inevitably lead to poor results.

Therefore, the key to success lies in the number of questions answered accurately within the limited time—speed and precision are crucial.
The Path to Victory

Here are some subtle yet effective techniques:

1. For paragraph sequencing questions, take a moment to calmly review for better accuracy.
2. When calculating dates involving years, always check for leap years.
3. For comparison questions, use hypothetical scenarios to simplify the analysis.
4. Pay close attention to whether the question requires a positive or negative answer—misreading is common. Tip: Circle “true” or “false” before answering.
5. For data analysis, always locate the relevant data first before calculating—otherwise, skip it.
6. The last question in data analysis often requires extensive computation; mark a random answer and move on temporarily.
7. For probability problems, categorization is a straightforward and effective method.
8. For complex problems, the substitution method is a viable approach.
9. Additional causes do not weaken an argument, but reversing causality can.
10. The compound growth rate formula: $R = r_1 \times r_2 + r_1 + r_2$.
11. Clarify the relationships between exports, imports, and proportions—otherwise, errors are inevitable.

Comprehensive Application Ability (Category A)

Material Processing

1. Mark paragraphs first to avoid missing details.
2. Skim the entire material to identify key sections and themes.
3. Review the introduction to see if it aids in answering questions.
4. Prioritize macro-level, standardized expressions.
5. Estimate the number of points and logic based on word count and paragraphs (~50 words per point).
6. Extract directly from the material—focus on standardized, recurring, and summarizing phrases, especially the first and last sentences.
7. Merge similar content; avoid splitting the same paragraph—summarize with a standardized term.
8. Use wavy lines for problems and straight lines for solutions.

Answering Strategies

1. Copy original wording to avoid misinterpretation.
2. If logic is unclear, extract by paragraph. Use action-oriented phrases (e.g., “strengthen,” “improve,” “provide,” “enhance”).
3. Solutions are often found directly in the material. Avoid over-detailing—stick to broad suggestions.
   Example: For low motivation—promote benefits, offer incentives, boost engagement.
4. Clarify the question’s context. Problems and solutions don’t always need one-to-one correspondence.
5. Manage time strictly—completing all questions is the priority.

Exam Techniques

1. Read instructions carefully to address all required points.
2. Consolidate overlapping points to avoid disorganization.
3. Follow formatting requirements (e.g., meeting minutes don’t need extra solutions).
4. For unreasonable demands in materials, explain rejection reasons.
5. For integrated tasks like briefings, group problems in one section and suggestions in another.
6. Analyze keywords (e.g., “achievements” refers to results—misreading leads to errors).

Example Questions

(202305) As a staff member of the G City Library’s Reader Services Department, propose improvement suggestions for the library’s public lectures based on Material 3 (35 points).

1. The question asks only for “improvement areas”—no need to detail problems.
2. Most suggestions are in the material—extract directly.

(202305) Draft a speech for Director Du’s agenda at the School-Library Collaboration Meeting, addressing issues and responsibilities to enhance cooperation (based on Material 4, 45 points).
Speech Template:
*“Distinguished guests, today’s theme is XX. The School-Library Collaboration Project aims to [purpose]. Currently, key issues include: [list prioritized problems]. To address these, responsibilities are outlined as follows:

• Library: [tasks].
• Schools: [tasks].
  Through this division, we aim to [expected outcome].”*

Preface and whatnot, adding an extra title can’t hurt.

I. Principles of Question Type and Word Count Allocation

(A) Short-Answer Questions (Summary/Policy Suggestions/Comprehensive Analysis)

1. 200-word question: Aim for 180-190 words (90%-95% of the required count).
2. 300-word question: Keep it between 270-285 words (90%-95%).
3. 400-word question: Target 360-380 words (90%-95%).
   • Key technique: Reserve 5%-10% flexibility to avoid point deductions for exceeding the word limit.

(B) Essay (Argumentative Writing)

1. 800-word requirement: Aim for 750-850 words (93%-106%).
2. 1000-word requirement: Keep it between 950-1050 words (95%-105%).
   • Core logic: Title + opening paragraph should account for 10%, each main argument paragraph for 25%, and the conclusion for 10%.

II. Dynamic Adjustment Strategy Matrix

(Table suggested)

III. Five-Step Method for Practical Control

1. Pre-structuring: Spend 5 minutes building a content framework, noting the expected word count for each section.
2. Keyword marking: Use ▲ to mark key scoring points, ensuring core content is prioritized.
3. Segmented writing: Check progress every 100 words (for short answers) or 200 words (for essays).
4. Compression technique: Use “verb-object structures” (e.g., “improve regulatory system” instead of “we need to establish a comprehensive regulatory system”).
5. Final calibration: Reserve 3 minutes to delete redundant adverbs and conjunctions (e.g., “的”, “了”).

IV. Handling Special Situations

1. Information overload in materials: Use the “key point merging method” to integrate similar items (e.g., combine 5 similar cases into “a certain region achieved Y results through X measures”).
2. Significant word count shortfall: Add “dimensional expansion” (supplement from different perspectives such as enterprises, the public, and the government).
3. Essay word count warning: Compress example arguments in advance, keeping each argument within 80 words.

V. Training and Improvement Plan

1. Create a “word count-content” conversion table: Record the word count required for different types of key points.
2. Challenge of sentence compression: Compress a 150-word paragraph to 100 words without losing the original meaning.
3. Implement modular writing: Fix templates for the opening and closing (each about 80 words), and dynamically adjust the middle paragraphs.

By following these strategies and techniques, candidates can better manage their word count, ensuring their answers are both concise and comprehensive, thereby maximizing their scores in the essay-based civil service examination. After mastering these techniques, it is recommended to engage in deliberate practice with 10 sets of past exam papers to gradually develop a muscle memory for word count. The ultimate goal is to achieve an accuracy where the error margin for small questions is controlled within ±3%, and for major essays within ±5%. This ensures that while maintaining the completeness of the content, the word count requirements are perfectly met.

Guizhou 2023, March 13, 2025

Score: $\frac {110-29}{110}\times {100}=73.63$

This set of questions felt manageable, but I ran out of time. Lessons from the mistakes:

1. If multiple options seem correct, the majority are usually right;
2. Helicobacter pylori leads to decreased acidity and chronic gastritis;
3. Public opinion can melt metal—a saying from “Strategies of the Warring States: Wei Strategy I.” Originally describing the power of public opinion, it now refers to the confusion caused by many voices;
4. Vulgar customs refer to societal habits, often with a negative connotation;
5. When setting up equations, use as few variables as possible, choosing the most basic ones;
6. Pay attention to whether the question asks for an affirmative or negative answer;
7. When asked to refute high-salt diets, focus on the harms of high salt; don’t choose the benefits of low salt, as they are not directly relevant;
8. In data analysis, always check the time, subject, and what is being asked; read every word carefully, preferably aloud.

Guizhou 2022 “Administrative Aptitude Test,” March 13, 2025

Score: $\frac {115-47}{115}\times {100}=58.26$

This set was a disaster.

1. Be cautious with words like inside/outside, up/down, high/low, as they can be traps;
2. White Dew is the solar term with the largest day-night temperature difference;
3. For questions asking how many statements are correct, uncertain ones are usually correct, and often all are correct;
4. Review all options for non-calculation questions;
5. In verbal comprehension, always grasp the meaning after a转折 (transition) word;
6. Distinguish between contradictory and opposing relationships. Motion and stillness, right and wrong, cannot coexist—only 0 and 1. Other relationships like size, quantity, and weight have other values;
7. Many people with hearing loss prefer to use headphones continuously and set the volume above 80 decibels. Is it because they can’t hear that they need to turn up the volume?

Guizhou 2021 Provincial Exam “Administrative Aptitude Test,” March 12, 2025

Score: $\frac {115-33}{115}\times {100}=71.30$

A significant improvement from the morning, but still unstable, especially in common sense questions. The error rate was 2/3. I still haven’t found the trick.
Analysis:

1. Unfamiliar with solar terms, need to study them as they are frequently tested;
2. Spiders are not insects; they belong to the class Arachnida;
3. In text structure, if a problem is raised, a solution must follow;
4. Arithmetic sequence summation formula;
5. Don’t panic in calculation questions; find the correct relationships and set up the equations.

Guizhou 2017 Provincial Exam “Administrative Aptitude Test,” March 12, 2025

Score: $\frac {120-52}{120}\times {100}=56.67$

1. In verbal comprehension, focus on key words and转折 (transition) words like but;
2. Be cautious with options not mentioned; don’t over-interpret. For example, cultural refinement does not equate to the ability to appreciate art;
3. In breaking down the whole into parts, “parts” refers to scattered elements, not nothing;
4. Work is part of life, but not indispensable;
5. To refute a point, first understand the point being refuted;
6. Terms like增幅 (increase) and变幅 (change) refer to growth rates;
7. In quantitative relationships, pay attention to the time frame;
8. Carefully check details like output, origin, yield per mu, sales, time, etc. Don’t panic.

Guizhou 2008 Civil Service Exam “Administrative Aptitude Test”

Membership is required to check answers, so I skipped it.

Guizhou 2009 Civil Service Exam “Administrative Aptitude Test”

Correct answers: 69
Percentage score: 49.2%
The questions were simple, but many mistakes were due to carelessness and not fully reading the questions. More practice is needed. Scoring only half on such simple questions is unacceptable for the actual exam.

Guizhou 2010 Civil Service Exam “Administrative Aptitude Test”

Score:
$\frac {125-39}{125}\times {150}=103.2$
Percentage score: 68.8%

Analysis:

1. Many quantitative relationship questions were not carefully thought through; equations that could be expanded were not, and angle calculations for clock hands were not precise;
2. In verbal comprehension, I didn’t think from the examiner’s perspective or as a civil servant, leading to biased understanding;
3. Failed to grasp key points and keywords in verbal comprehension;
4. Insufficient practice in graphical reasoning; chaotic graphs require counting points, lines, surfaces, and colors; also consider parallel lines, right angles, and straight/curved line differences. Remember: Chaotic elements test counting!
5. Didn’t understand concepts like山峰 (mountain peaks), color harmony, and police violence;
6. Misunderstood concepts like anxiety and emergency incidents;
7. Many questions were not fully reviewed; I jumped to conclusions upon seeing what seemed correct;
8. Quantitative relationships were not calculated; relying on intuition led to errors. Rough estimates are unreliable.

Guizhou 2018 Civil Service “Administrative Aptitude Test”

Accuracy: $\frac {115-43} {115} =62.6$ points

Mistake analysis:

1. Too many errors in verbal comprehension; need improvement;
2. Data analysis calculations were not careful; must calculate, not guess;
3. Not bad overall, considering the many distractions;
4. Increase and increase to are distinct; check if the base needs to be added;
5. In verbal comprehension, focus on the topic sentence’s keywords to get most questions right;
6. For graphical questions, try to verify by sketching, especially for visual questions;
7. Chaotic elements test counting! (No. 69);
8. Circle the subject in conclusions to prevent concept substitution;
9. Pay attention to否定 (negative) words like not belonging or not;
10. Mark difficult questions, skip them first, and allocate sufficient time later to avoid losing points.

Guizhou 2019 Civil Service “Administrative Aptitude Test”

Accuracy: $\frac {115-42} {115} =62.61$ points

Poor performance, especially in common sense questions, with an accuracy rate of only $\frac {2}{15}=13.3%$.

1. Running performance is better with shorter times, unlike long jump or high jump;
2. Some quantitative relationship questions are difficult; learn to prioritize and let go;
3. In analogical reasoning, prioritize options of the same category;

Guizhou 2020 Civil Service “Administrative Aptitude Test”

Accuracy: $\frac {115-33} {115} =71.30$ points

A significant improvement from the last attempt, scoring above 70, which is promising for interviews. Mistakes were mainly in common sense and one data analysis question. Data analysis needs further study; some quantitative relationship questions were challenging and require redoing. Analysis:

1. A, B, and C bought 100 yuan worth of goods at the supermarket…
2. Pythagorean theorem, triangle side length ratio calculations, usually without tricky angles;
3. Think rationally, solve step by step; geometry questions are generally simple;
4. In data analysis, first check the time, subject, and other basic information;

Essay Writing

Guizhou 2022, Paper A

Experience:

1. Article titles can directly use the theme word, combined with a verb to form a verb-object structure, ensuring the topic is not deviated;
2. Commentary is about praising people;
3. At the national level,守本分 (staying true to one’s role) means maintaining the real economy;
4. Expanding on a single theme word involves: defining, explaining its role, describing the current situation, identifying shortcomings, suggesting remedies, and concluding with “only then.”

Guizhou 2021, Paper A

Experience:

1. Deeply understand whether the question asks for reasons, countermeasures, current situations, etc.; clarity leads to easier answers;
2. For underlined sentences, first explain your understanding, then expand with material from the text;
3. For speech outlines, if the audience is clear, include a salutation, followed by an introduction, body, and conclusion;
4. Use the sentence provided in the essay question as the opening, elaborating on it to introduce the discussion.

Guizhou 2020, Paper A

Experience:

1. When discussing understanding, always center on the sentence to be understood, then expand with material;
2. For speech outlines, use background, content, and conclusion to role-play;
3. In essays discussing understanding of a statement, always circle the sentence’s theme, ensuring it is not omitted, and focus the writing tightly around the key subject.

Guizhou 2019, Paper A

Q1

Based on Material 1, discuss how the meaning of “背二歌” (a type of folk song) has changed with the times.

Q2

Based on the given materials, analyze the similarities in tourism development among three villages and summarize their respective successful experiences.
A: (General—Specific)

Q3

Write a speech outline introducing PA Township’s “四访” (four visits) work experience.
A: Outline (background, content/experience, conclusion/achievements)

Q4

In worldly matters, “stillness” offers many “ifs,” but only “movement” brings the hope of “but.”
A:

1. Stillness and movement are a dialectical unity; the title can serve as the introduction;
2. What is stillness, and what is its use;
3. What is movement, and what is its use;
4. The interplay and integration of stillness and movement;
5. Conclusion,升华 (elevate) the theme.

Question Collection

Module Guide—Quantitative Relationships

P 57 (2021 Shandong) A certain product comes in small and large boxes. A large box contains 400 items. Zhang and Wang start producing this product simultaneously. After producing one small and one large box, Zhang produces 50 more items than Wang. If Wang’s efficiency increases by 100% and they produce another large box together, Wang produces 50 more items than Zhang in total. How many items are in a small box?

A、50
B、100
C、150
D、200

Common Sense Judgment—Guessing Strategies

Civil service exams have a strong political background. Familiarity with this background provides direction, even if the questions are unfamiliar.

1. Questions involving the nation, the Party, or the people are always people-centric, aiming for a better future, and reflecting national pride;

2. The twin options are prone to setting traps;

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The celebrated theory is still the source of great controversy.

I thought a good architectural structure should be useful, durable and beautiful.

Educational level is found to be related to social and economic background.

We can all meet at my office after the lecture.

All dissertations must be accompanied by a submission form.

All students are expected to attend ten lab sessions per semester.

Our view is that educational reforms have been inadequately implemented.

He landed a job in a very prestigious law firm.

Important details from the argument are missing in the summary.

Listening is the key skill needed to succeed in this course.

Many birds migrate to warmer areas for the winter.

Medical researchers have focused on causes of diseases and treatments.

Most university teaching still takes place in lectures and seminars.

Nurses can specialize in clinical work or management.

Organization plays an important role in academic literature.

Organizational failure is considered from various perspectives in academic literature.

Packaging is very important to attract the attention of a buyer.

Peer group pressure has a significant effect on young people.

Plants are the living things that can grow in land or in water.

Please note that the submission deadlines are only negotiable in exceptional circumstances.

Public perception about biotechnology is crucial for developing scientific consensus.

Radio is a popular form of entertainment throughout the world.

The supposed benefits of space exploration are frequently questioned.

She has made a significant contribution to the field of chemistry.

Some economists argue that the entire financial system is fatally flawed.

Some students find that true or false questions are harder than short answers.

A bar chart provides a useful means of data comparison.

The business policy seminar includes an internship with a local firm.
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The rising inflation rate indicates a decrease in demand for consumer products.

30 .The earth’s atmosphere is primarily composed of oxygen and nitrogen gases.

The garden behind the university is open to the public in summer.

The history of the university is a long and interesting one.

The island is located at the south end of the bay.

The key difference between courses is the kind of assessment.

The most popular courses still have a few places left.

The qualification will be assessed by using a criterion-referenced approach.

The results of the study underscored the importance of early detection.

The school’s summer programs help students to accelerate their studies.

The summer course is canceled due to insufficient enrollment.

The new technician dropped the microscope in the biology lab.

The visiting speaker used to be a lecturer in this department.

There are some doubts about whether these events actually occurred.

There is clearly a need for further research in this field.

Traveling by boat on the river is not possible in winter.

Tribes vied with each other to build monolithic statues.

Water filters on campus will discourage the unnecessary use of plastic bottles.

We can work together to achieve high educational standard.

We were able to contact a number of research subjects.

When parents talk to children, the tense tends to be simplified.

Years of training is needed to become a medical specialist.

Upload your assignments to the website by Tuesday.

You must submit your assignments by next Friday at the latest.

You will acquire many skills during the academic studies.

Speak to your tutor if you require further assistance.

Education and training provide important skills for the labor force.

Farming methods across the world have greatly developed recently.

Find out how to get resources before your research.

Global connections thrived in academic communities, thanks to social media.

Several candidates would be qualified as the greatest scientists of all time.

The Industrial Revolution in Europe was driven by steam technology.

The theater study course encourages students to exercise creativity.

There are opportunities to receive grants in most artistic fields.

There have been many changes recently in the mathematics department.

There is a welcome party for all new students each term.

This course considerably emphasizes critical thinking skills.

Every student has both the right and the ability to succeed.

New credit cards will soon use fingerprint technology.

Collaboration between departments is a feature of successful companies.

69 .Geography is generally divided into two main branches, human and physical.
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In this language course, we focus on both fluency and accuracy.

Making mistakes is fine as long as you learn from them.

One of the election promises is to decrease income taxes.

This course provides the opportunity to get valuable industry experience.

Some people are motivated by competition, while others prefer to collaborate.

Students intending to go to the conference must register now.

The ability to work with fellow students cannot be stressed enough.

The elective course introduces engineering students to construction practices and concepts.

78 .The department has a higher-than-normal proportion of postgraduate students.

The economy is now showing the first sign of recovery.

80 .The site is designed to be highly interactive.

Please move us to the meeting room for the next hour.

You should submit your term papers to the general office.

Key business partners are often intertwined in expense accounts.

Speed is defined as how quickly an object or a person moves.

Animal and plant cells have a number of structures in common.

Being bilingual does not necessarily mean having the ability to analyze the languages.

We no longer respond to any post reference requests.

You must hand in your essays by midday on Friday.

89 .Sugar is a compound including carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen atoms.
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The shipwreck of this year ruined some artifacts which were interested by historians.

A series of lectures showcasing economic research have been recorded.

The printers automatically print on both sides of each page.

Many vocational courses at institutions are funded by private enterprises.

Distance learning allows you to develop a career around your commitments.

95 .The opening hours of the library are reduced during summer.

It takes a long time to walk to university.

Photography can be very useful to geographical research.

The area has a variety of underwater habitats and species.

Our study program equips students with essential skills for university.

Academic libraries across the world are steadily incorporating social media.

Many food crops require large amounts of water and fertilizer.

New developments in manufacturing are constantly changing the way we live.

Classical mechanics is sometimes considered as a branch of applied mathematics.

New materials and techniques are changing the style of modern architecture.

There will be a chemistry test in the class next week.

An effective business manager is always open to new ideas.

The department works closely with business communities.

There is an accounting assignment for finance students.

We should never underestimate the power of creative design.

Linguistics is the scientific study and analysis of language.

The orchestra will be led by a visiting conductor.

Marine environments have been destroyed by pollution and unsustainable development.

Designers need to keep up with the social trends.

A visit to the designed museum is of great value.

Undergraduates may pursue their specific interests within certificate programs.

116 .Trees benefit the city by soaking up the rainwater that runs off the roads.

New media journalism is an exciting area of study.

Rising sea temperatures are a sign of climate change.

The key witnesses to the event have conflicting recollections.

The momentum is defined as the combination of mass and velocity.

You will study two core and three optional modules.

Peer review is an essential part of scientific methods.

The study center in the library has all the latest technologies.

This course places considerable emphasis on critical thinking skills.

A typical part of the course involves the study of society.

Scientists have founded all parts of society today.

127 .Physics is the key subject to understanding the world and the universe.

This new camera can identify your eyes and focus on them.

There is a pharmacy on campus near the bookstore.

The lecture today will cover all the main reasons for global warming.

The rising temperature is changing the wildlife population.

The director of the gallery was grateful for the anonymous donation.

Studies showed there is a positive correlation between the two variables.

You should have awareness of how the business operates globally.

135 .The dance department stages elaborated performances each semester.

An architect is required to have problem-solving skills and an eye for design.

Read the first section before the next meeting.

We learned through observations and the analysis of human behaviors.

In his lifetime, he composed a large number of works.

In addition to class requirements, students must pass all the qualifying examinations.

One student representative will be selected from each class.

All answers must be thoroughly researched and supported by relevant theories.

While some people regard it as reforming zeal, others regard it as recklessness.

Any gain on sales of property must be allocated promptly.

Efforts are being made to reduce harmful emissions.

Visual aid can be really helpful when you are revising.

We encourage students to complete their applications before the deadline .

Lectures are the oldest and the most formal teaching method at university.
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Before you choose your university courses, you should consider your future career.

She began by giving an outline of the previous lecture.

You must answer security questions when you reset your password.

Astronomers use light years to measure distance in space.
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Currently the growth of the economy is unpredictable.

The course involves a combination of pure and applied mathematics.

Social psychology is concerned with the understanding of human behaviors.

A series of the observations were carried out in the classroom.

The department is doing some crucial work on climate change.

158 .Physical strength can be enhanced through regular training.

The assignments should be submitted to the department office before the deadlines.

Please check the information on the website for the opening times.

The speaker began by giving an outline of her presentation.

We have not yet achieved equality in our society.

Undergraduate students can select what interests them the most in the science program.

Summer school programs allow some students to accelerate their studies.

Advanced technology created growth in the economy.

When launching a product, researching and marketing are very crucial.

The article considers the leisure habits of teenagers in rural areas.

Newspapers across the country have been reporting stories of the president.

Our aim is to reduce the risks that people take.

Speaking

Read aloud 15

Look at the text below. In 40 seconds, you must read this text aloud as naturally and clearly as possible. You have 40 seconds to read aloud.

Repeate sentence 50

You will hear a sentence. Please repeat the sentence exactly as you hear it. You will hear the sentence only once.

Describe imagine

Look at the graph below. In 25 seconds, please speak into the microphone and describe in detail what the graph is showing. You will have 40 seconds to give your response.

This picture mainly talks about…(标题)

According to the picture we can see,

According to the picture, we can see left and right, top and bottom, highest value and lowest value, decrease and increase, largest and smallest, white and black.

In conclusion, this picture is very practical.

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According to the picture we can see XXX and XXX (两个图里一会儿用不到的单词数据)

As you can see from this graph that the largest figure can be found in (横轴上的一个item) which is around XXX (数据).

The smallest figure can be found in B which is around XXX.

The figure of V is XXX which is lower than the figure of D.

according to the picture , we can see left and right, top and bottom, largest number and smallest element , decrease and increase, white and black.

In conclusion, this picture is very informative.

The following picture gives information about xxx.

according to the picture, we can see xxx

according to the picture, we can see xxx

according to the picture, we can see xxx.

and also we can see the left and right,top and bottom, increase and decrease trend, the largest number and the smallest element.

In conclusion, this picture is very informative.

Re-tell lecture

You will hear a lecture. After listening to the lecture, in 10 seconds, please speak into the microphone and retell what you have just heard from the lecture in your own words. You will have 40 seconds to give your response.

1. This lecture provides imformation about 1.
2. According to the lecture, the speaker mentioned something about 2, which is important to 3.
3. The speaker also mentioned something about 4, which is important to 5.
4. The speaker also mentioned something about 6, which is important to 7.
5. In conclusion, the lecture is about 9, which is very informative.

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The lecture gives information about xxx.

according to the lecture, the speaker mentioned something about xxx.

according to the lecture, the speaker mentioned something about xxx.

according to the lecture, the speaker mentioned something about xxx.

In conclusion, this lecture is very informative.

Answer short question 10

You will hear a question. Please give a simple and short answer. Often just one or a few words is enough.

Writing

Summarize written text

Read the passage below and summarize it using one sentence. Type your response in the box at the bottom of the screen. You have 10 minutes to finish this task. Your response will be judged on the quality of your writing and on how well your response presents the key points in the passage.

xxx, and xxx, which means that xxx, so xxx; xxx.

Write essay

You will have 20 minutes to plan, write and revise an essay about the topic below. Your response will be judged on how well you develop a position, organize your ideas, present supporting details, and control the elements of standard written English. You should write 200-300 words.

1. In contemporary society, the controversial topic about (主题词) never fails to attract public attention.

   Some people believe that (论点), while others are convinced of the opposite view.

   As far as I am concerned, I tend to be the advocate of the former/ latter opinion, and this essay will discuss the same.

2. To commence with, there are a lot of solid reasons accounting for why (改写论点).

   The most important one is that (论据).

   To be specific, (改写论据).

   A recent survey, for instance, conducted by the National Bureau of Statistics in the first-tier cities in China shows that (例证)

3. Moving on to consider the opposing arguments of critics, they claim that (反方论点). Well, this view seems reasonable on the surface, but they ignore the fact that (驳斥反方论点的论据).

   As Aristotle once said, “You cannot have all the good things at the same time. You always have to compromise one point or another.”

To sum up, taking into account all the above mentioned reasons, we may safely draw the conclusion that (再次改写你的论点或强调).

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In contemporary society, the controversial topic about future things never fails to attract public attention.

Some people believe that computers are the future, while others are convinced of the opposite view. As far as I am concerned, I tend to be the advocate of the latter opinion, and this essay will discuss the same.

To commence with, there are a lot of solid reasons accounting for why aerospace has a more promising future. The most important one is that aerospace can extend our living space. To be specific, we can get more areas through aerospace. A recent survey, for instance, conducted by the National Bureau of Statistics in the first-tier cities in China shows that.

Moving on to consider the opposing arguments of critics, they claim that. Well, this view seems reasonable on the surface, but they ignore the fact that computers or manufacturing industries have a more promising future. As Aristotle once said, you cannot have all the good things at the same time. You always have to compromise one point or another.

To sum up, taking into account all the above mentioned reasons, we may safely draw the conclusion that aerospace has a more promising future, and this is very important.

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Nowadays, the future of the computer industry has attracted numerous controversies and drawn the public’s attention. Some people believe that the computer industry is on a decline, while others hold the view that it has a more promising future. In my opinion, the computer industry has a more promising future due to efficiency and economic reasons.

Firstly, the efficiency reason is why I think the computer industry has a promising future. Although potentially negative impacts of the computer industry must be taken into account, I still reckon that the computer industry has in many ways enormously enriched people’s lives. For example, a well-known American scientist, Einstein, once said that computers are getting better at doing tasks and processes, making work more efficient. It is thus clearly shown that the computer industry has a more promising future.

Moreover, another factor that should be considered is the economic reason. As far as society is concerned, the ultimate aim of the computer industry is to drive progress and innovation. For instance, a recent article published by Scientific American revealed that despite challenges, the tech industry is expected to continue to grow and lead stock market gains. Undoubtedly, this is a clear indication that the computer industry has a more promising future.

In conclusion, I hold the view that the computer industry has a promising future based on efficiency and economic reasons. To address this issue, the government and society should make a concerted effort to find solutions.

Nowadays, whether hyper competition in our life has attracted numerous controversies and drawn the public’s attention. Some people believe that competition improves the quality of our private and professional lives, while others hold the view that hyper competition is bad for individuals and for society in general. In my opinion, hypercompetition is really bad for individuals for social and cultural reasons.

Firstly, the social reason is why I think hyper competition is harmful to our relationship. Although potentially positive impacts of competition must be taken into account, I still reckon that competition has in many ways enormously harmed people’s lives. For example, a well-known American scientist, Einstein, once said that never trusting competition can change our lives. It is thus clearly shown that competition is bad for us.

Moreover, another factor that should be considered is the cultural reason. As far as society is concerned, the ultimate aim of competition is to improve our lives. For instance, a recent article revealed that competition is bad for everyone. Undoubtedly, this is a clear indication that hyper competition is bad for individuals.

In conclusion, I hold the view that hyper competition is bad for society in general based on the social and cultural reasons outlined above. To address this issue, the government and society should make a concerted effort to find solutions.

Reading

Reading & Writing: fill in the blanks

There are some words missing in the following text. Please select the correct word in the drop-down box.

Multiple choice (multiple)

Read the text and answer the question by selecting all the correct responses. More than one response is correct.

Re-order Paragraphs

The text boxes in the left panel have been placed in a random order. Restore the original order by dragging the text boxes from the left panel to the right panel.

Reading: fill in the blanks

In the text below some words are missing. Drag words from the box below to the appropriate place in the text. To undo an answer choice, drag the word back to the box below the text.

Multiple choice (single)

Read the text and answer the multiple-choice question by selecting the correct response. Only one response is correct.

Listening

Summarize spoken text

You will hear a short report. Write a summary for a fellow student who was not present. You should write 50-70 words. You have 10 minutes to finish this task. Your response will be judged on the quality of your writing and on how well your response presents the key points presented in the lecture.

1. The main topic is (that + 中心内容句)/ (中心词组或单词)
2. Firstly, the speaker points out (关键名词组 and 关键名词组2)
3. In addition, he/she states (关键名词组3 as well as 关键名词组4)
4. Furthermore, it is noteworthy to mention (关键名词组5 and 关键名词组6) and highlight (关键名词组7 along with 关键名词组8)
5. In summary, the speaker suggests (关键名词组9 and 关键名词组10)

The main topic is that xxx. Firstly, the speaker points out xxx and xxx. In addition, he states xxx as well as xxx. Furthermore, it is noteworthy to mention xxx and xxx. In summary, the speaker suggests xxx and xxx.

Multiple choice (multiple)

Listen to the recording and answer the question by selecting all the correct responses. You will need to select more than one response.

Fill in the blanks

You will hear a recording. Type the missing words in each blank.

Highlight correct summary

You will hear a recording. Click on the paragraph that best relates to the recording.

Multiple choice (single)

Listen to the recording and answer the single-choice question by selecting the correct response . Only one response is correct.

Select missing words

You will hear a recording about fiction writing. At the end of the recording the lost word or group of words has been replaced by a beep. Select the correct option to complete the recording.

Highlight incorrect words

You will hear a recording. Below is a transcription of the recording. Some words in the transcription differ from what the speaker said. Please click on the words that are different.

Write from dictation 50~100

You will hear a sentence. Type the sentence in the box below exactly as you hear it. Write as much of the sentence as you can. You will hear the sentence only once.

123

282 Dr.google

physicians

expertise

determining

preliminary

untrained

150

calcium, electricity, investigators, stressed, mechanism

164

hygiene, childhood, respiratory

Reading & Writing：Fill in the blanks (FIB)

1. In addition tohis own research activities, Professor Couch has worked to support young researchers and provide public comment on astronomy internationally.
2. These doodles helped him develop his classic style and he grew so prolific, doing up to 40 drawings a day, that it was not long before fame and a measure of fortune followed
3. People are living longer and this longevity is good news for sales teams. It results in a much more right(答案：precise) customer base for them to work from. Why we are living longer is not the issue for anyone linked(答案：involved) in drawing up plans to market a product. What they focus on is the fact that there are now more age groups to target, which means that a sales pitch can be re-worked a number of times to more exactly fit each one. For example, by(答案：rather than) referring simply to ‘adults’, there are now ‘starting adults’, ‘young adults’ and ’established adults’. Similarly(答案：Similarly) , markets no longer talk about ‘children’, but tend to refer to a fuller range of categories that includes ‘kids’, ’tweens’, ‘pre-teens’ and ’teenagers’. We now have a very diverse population in terms of age, and that can only be a favour(答案：bonus) for business.
4. Some of the factors that motivate people to move including(答案：include) seeking a better climate, finding more affordable housing, looking for work or retiring from work, leaving the congestion (答案：congestion) of city living, wanting a more pleasant environment, and wanting to be near to family and friends. 从句仍需要至少一个谓语动词，其本质仍是一个独立的句子
5. This attitude is understandable, but it means that many local languages are dying out before anyone would have (答案：has had) the opportunity to study them. According to linguists, some of these languages could reveal a great deal of useful information about language learning and cognitive development.

Summarize Spoken Text

You will hear a short report. Write a summary for a fellow student who was not present. You should write 50-70 words. You have 10 minutes to finish this task. Your response will be judged on the quality of your writing and on how well your response presents the key points presented in the lecture.

2 Criminal Trials

承接

最后

因果关系

转折关系

并列关系

递进关系

比较关系（相同点）

对照关系（不同点）

举例关系

例外关系

强调关系

条件关系

归纳总结

方位关系

目的关系

重申关系

时间关系

结果关系

依据关系

个人观点

同意观点

不同意观点

兴趣或计划

缺少兴趣

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I went to see a typical Broadway musical last night, and there was singing and dancing on stage.

I haven’t made it in London yet, but I might give it a chance and stay another month.

Our community values include helping one another. That’s what we believe in.

It takes time to adjust to the city after living on a farm.

Is the guy she’s seeing up to our standards?

It was a small, but loving family.

Everybody I knew worked in agriculture.

Interesting people hang out at laundromats.

Apr 9

What kind of disguises were they wearing.

Apr 7

1. I can’t believe you were desperate enough to try to steal from me. I thought we were friends.
2. He fell for a scam.
3. Don’t let Angela choose the theme again.
4. I was in shock and could hardly speek.

Apr 6

1. Ms. Turner had her home broken into at approximately 2 a.m. on Saturday.
2. The referee said that was a goal, but I don’t buy it. It definitely wasn’t.
3. Here come the team mascots! I wonder how you become a mascot?
4. It seemed odd that there were so few fans.
5. If he stole the car on Saturday, it would not have been there the next day.
6. The best part of the tournament was when our favorite team won the playoff game.
7. There’s no 没有 such thing as too many frogs!

Apr 5

1. Airline tickets have leveled off, which means that prices have stopped increasing.
2. Wasn’t Lucy in a union with other construction workers back in the eighties?
3. As opposed to the blenders of the past, modern blenders are very quiet.
4. Those arriving in the city were often very poor
5. I can’t believe we got the business up and running so quickly.
6. The first female doctor was very inspiring to those who followed in her footsteps.
7. It’s been constantly improving.
8. It**’s been working** successfully so far
9. There**’s been** a steady rise in online shopping.
10. In contrast with today, many women used to be unemployed.

Apr 4

1. All my favorite bands are from the eighties. What a great time for music!
2. I’m jealous that you saw that band in the eighties. It must have been amazing!
3. Thousands of hippies attended a huge concert in 1969.
4. If someone influences you. They affect how you think or act.
5. We’d rarely seen such strange outfits on stage before.
6. They had suddenly become the most famous band in the world.

Mar 29

1. They chased him, but he didn't get caught. 🫦
2. Don’t say a thing, I know how you feel.
3. Admit that you ripped my poster on purpose!
4. If I hadn’t read the book, I would be so confused now.
5. If you want to be fit, you can get in shape by going to the gym more.
6. The product is neither expensive nor difficult to use!
7. Next up, a chat with some local women running in the city marathon this year.
8. Every day, these firefighters show us their bravery and courage.
9. Local news is next, right after the commercial break.
10. A surfer came across the puppy and brought it back to shore.

Mar 28

1. It was so thoughtful of you clean my kitchen. You didn’t have to do that!
2. It was kind of him to ask if I needed help with my packing.
3. We haven't never argued. 🫦
4. If it’s not too much to ask, could I stay at your house while you’re away? I’ll sleep on the sofa!
5. Not only are our candies delicious, but they're also healthy. 🫦
6. It’s kind of ugly, but it’s functional

Mar 24

1. I’m over you and your drama . You can find somebody else to shout at.
2. You played a part in making this mess. You should help to clean it up.
3. How did they pass the time?
4. Klaus keeps confessing that he loves me. I wish he’d stop saying that!
5. Frankly, I’m fed up with her excuses. I won’t put up with them any more!
6. That juice stained my new shorts! 🫦
7. From time to time, we all fail.
8. Oh man I know how badly you need your phone.

Mar 21

1. I want to give you a piece of advice about taking care of your garden.
2. I pretty much told my neighbors that they need to move their car off my driveway.
3. Somehow we got locked in a closet. We tried to get out, but it was no use. The door wouldn’t open!
4. I had been exploring for a few minutes when I felt a weird sensation, as if eyes were everywhere!
5. Honestly, we didn’t think through the consequences of entering the house.
6. If we’d known better, we never would have hiked across “Ghost Valley.” It wasn’t just a nickname!
7. We don’t think he’s telling the truth. 我们认为他说的不是实话
8. Who grabbed me by the arm?
9. You are always getting carried away.
10. I’ll speak to her after she cools down.

Mar 22

1. He’s the one whose evil mother left him nothing in her will.
2. My mom invited me to live at home so that I would have a chance to rest!
3. It takes patience to get used to a new home. You don’t always feel at home right away
4. Do you mean the one who adopted a bunch of orphans? 🫦
5. He's capable of deceiving everyone 🫦
6. Let's rewatch that one scene where everything gets revealed 🫦

Apr 15

1. Mother teresa, who received a bobel peace Prize for her work on behalf of the poor, dies in Calcutta, India, she was eight years old.

2. Jerry, what time do you have?

   I have five o’clock.

3. There are three things I have learned. Never to discuss with people, regliion, politics and the Great Pumpkin!

4. Somebody tell you, you can’t do

It’s easy to lose sight of what is important. You focus on word count
rather than results. You lose track of your good idea because you’re
worried about margins or type size. You’re concerned about the
introduction but haven’t given a thought to the conclusion. You’re so
worried about your deadline it distracts you from doing the work. Many
writers go through this! You are not alone. To focus on what is important,
look at the finished, published writing around you and think, “If they did
it, so can I.”

Parts of speech

Adjectives modify or describe nouns. See section 11.0.
■ Adverbs modify or describe adjectives, verbs, or other adverbs. See
section 12.0.
■ Articles are determiners that introduce nouns. See section 8.5.
■ Conjunctions connect clauses or sentences together. See section
14.0.
■ Determiners are words that control the meaning of a noun or noun
phrase. See section 7.0.
■ Interjections are brief and abrupt insertions into speech, usually
expressing emotion. See section 15.0.
■ Nouns refer to people, places, or things. See section 8.0.
■ Prepositions give context to nouns in relationship to other nouns or to
pronouns. See section 13.0.
■ Pronouns replace nouns or noun phrases. See section 10.0.
■ Verbs (see section 6.0) show action or an ongoing condition, and are
part of the predicate (see section 5.1).

Sentence Pattern

Topic related to the past

1. used to
2. It’s¹ been years since…
3. I remember vividly that…
4. It impressed me deeply…

Example

I used to take walks near my house.
It’s been years since I last went for a walk there.
I remember vividly that feeling of under the tree listening to the birds chirping sing the song. The breeze blowing feeling very comfortable and relaxed.
That impressed me deeply.

What are some uniques aspects of your hometown?

My hometown is not like other places with many tall building.
It has beautiful scenery and a slower pace of life.
I used to take walks near my house.
It’s been years since I last went for a walk there.
I remember vividly that feeling of under the tree listening to the birds chirping sing the song. The breeze blowing feeling very comfortable and relaxed.
That impressed me deeply.

Describe an occasion when you wanted a long time for a nice thing.

Practice

Verb Tenses

The functional words need next to behind, like this is the

1. How quickly is the world's population growing?

Eye brain coordination

心中淡定无语速
咬字清晰有连续
眼睛先到意群尾
拌嘴卡顿不重复

Watching the flag before you read it

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2. The maximum yield of plants, 🚩determined by their genetic potential, 🚩is seldom achieved,🚩 because factors such as insufficient water or nutrients,🚩 adverse climate conditions, plant diseases.🚩
3. They have no coach,🚩 no mechanic,🚩 no team.🚩 They have assembled their bikes single-handedly.🚩 Some say a prayer,🚩 others throw salt over their chains as a blessing before the race begins.🚩
4. Akimbo,🚩 this must be one of the odder looking words in the language.🚩 It puzzles us🚩 in part because🚩 it doesn’t seem to have any relatives.🚩
5. You use to think being green🚩 was a luxury for your company,🚩 but climate change has made you realise🚩 that you can no longer ignore it.🚩
6. You use to think being green was a luxury for your company, but climate change has made you realise that you can no longer ignore it.The buzz is about becoming carbon-neutral, but where do you start? Consider your drivers. Do you want to become carbon neutral for marketing reasons, for financial reasons, or just to save the planet.
7. Public demand for education🚩 has remained strong,🚩 reflecting the importance of education🚩 as a means of social progress.🚩 Aware of the social value of education to the world of work.🚩
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Strong and Weak

重读恰当字典音，
不喊不抬不怕轻，
弱读变音与连读，
节奏体现意思清。

1. The main difference on this occasion was that the colonists were not just fighting against a king
2. If your application is successful, you will be notified via email.
3. There are a number of tests available which can suggest if a person is telling the truth.
4. Living in the host country, not as a tourist or guest but as a member of the community.
5. It is a move that could lead to a trade war and damage the economies of both nations.
6. Employers mistreated the workers and paid them too little for the work they did.
7. It is important to talk to your doctor before starting an exercise routine.
8. And it’s not just the caterpillars, of course, that are important.

Breathe

1. The strictest definitions define smoking as being the inhalation of any tobacco substance while the loosest define smoking as possessing any lit tobacco product.
2. This trend began in the middle of the 20th century and is one of the major environmental concerns of scientists and governmental officials worldwide.
3. There has been a decline in physical activity because more people work in offices rather than in manual jobs.
4. You must re-enroll at Student Services and in the subjects you intend to study.
5. Tidal energy is a renewable source of energy and a form of hydropower
   used to generate electricity from the energy of the tides.
6. The use of questionnaires and surveys is more suitable for quantitative research whereas interviews and focus groups are more often used for qualitative research purposes.
7. Others see it as essential to civilized living and concern themselves with design and how the furniture will look in a room.
8. Mitigation is common and calls for a reduction of emissions and less reliance on fossil fuels.
9. Coal burning power plants are now replaced with hydraulic power plants and electrical cars are replacing some gasoline efficient cars.

Students who wish to take a break from their studies will need to put in an application for Leave of Absence.

The extent and structure of the government of the United States make it dependent on the will of the society.

The child raised in an environment where there are many stimuli will experience greater intellectual development.

Divided

People with active lifestyle are less likely to die early or to have major illness.

1. People with active lifestyle.
2. are less likely.
3. to die early.
4. or to have major illness.

Look for meaning group words

1. It seems that language appeared from nowhere since no other species has anything resembling human language.
2. Certainly one of the important values of literature is that it nourishes our emotional lives. An effective literary work may seem to speak directly to us especially if we are ripe for it.
3. When we recycle, used materials are converted into new products, reducing the need to consume natural resources.
4. Before European explorers had reached Australia, it was believed that all swans were white.
5. A unique characteristic of online shopping environments is that they allow vendors to create retail interfaces with highly interactive features.
6. Yellow is the most optimistic colour, yet surprisingly, people lose their tempers most often in yellow rooms and babies cry more in them.

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• and /ænd/ -/ən/
• or /ɔ:r/-/ər/
• as /æz/-/əz/

Reducing Prepositions

• to /tu:/-/tə/
• for /fɔ:(r)/-/fə(r)/
• of /ʌv//ɒv/-/əv//ə/

Reducing Auxiliary Verbs

• have /hæv/-/əv//ə/
• has /hæz/-/əz//ə/
• can /kæn/-/kən/

Reducing Pronous

• he /hi/-/i/
• you /jʊ/-/yə/
• her /hə(r)/-/ə(r)/
• his /hɪz/-/ɪz/
• him /hɪm/-/ɪm//əm/

Reducing Verb + to

• want to——wanna
• going to——gonna
• have to——hafta
• has to——hasta
• had to——hada
• ought to——oudda

Here are some note:

五种类型的弱读

1.Reducing Conjunction 弱读连词

and /ænd/→/ən/

eg.apples and oranges

you and me

or /ɔ:r/→/ər/

eg.soup or salad

he or she

as /æz/→/əz/

eg.might as well

as soon as

2.Reducing Prepositions 弱读介词

to /tu:/→/tə/

eg.Talk to me.

He asked me to go.

for /fɔ:(r)/→/fə(r)/

eg.Are you looking for trouble?

What’s for dinner?

of /ʌv//ɒv/→/əv//ə/

eg.worse of all part of

a glass of water kind of

a lot of people sort of

one of those

3.Reducing Auxiliary Verbs 弱读助动词

have /hæv/→/əv//ə/

eg.You could have gone with me.(/əv/)

I should have done that.(/ə/)

has /hæz/→/əz//ə/

eg.It has a view./əz/

Where has she been?/ə/

can /kæn/→/kən/

eg.I can do this.

Can you make it?

4.Reducing Pronouns 弱读代词

he /hi/→/i/

eg.Could he cheat?

Would he come?

you /ju/→/yə/

eg.I gave it to you.

Talk to you later.

See you.

her /hə(r)/→/ə(r)/

eg.Use her notes.

I like her.

his /hɪz/→/ɪz/

eg.Use his notes.

I got his name.

him /hɪm/→/ɪm//əm/

eg.Give him time./ɪm/

Let him know./əm/

5.Reducing Verb+to 弱读动词+to

want to → wanna

eg.I want to get it done.

I want to go out tonight.

going to → gonna

eg.I am going to do my homework tomorrow.

I am going to visit my parents.

have to → hafta

eg.You have to talk to your mom.

You have to work hard.

has to → hasta

eg.She has to wear a mask.

She has to go to school.

had to → hada

eg.She had to get a ride last night.

ought to → oudda

eg.I ought to try harder.