2011 12 n1 Text, 11 Grammar Errors, 9 Reading Errors, 11 Listening Errors.

1.Literal grammar.

Question 1: 1 point * 6 questions = 6 points.

Question 2: 1 point * 7 questions = 7 points.

Question 3 1 point * 6 questions = 6 points.

Question 4 2 points * 6 questions = 12 points.

Question 5 1 point * 10 questions = 10 points.

Question 6: 1 point * 5 questions = 5 points.

Question 7 2 points * 5 questions = 10 points.

Total 56 points.

2.Reading comprehension. Question 8 2 points * 4 questions = 8 points.

Question 9 2 points * 9 questions = 18 points.

Question 10 3 points * 4 questions = 12 points.

Question 11 2 points * 2 questions = 4 points.

Question 12 3 points * 4 questions = 12 points.

Question 13 2 points * 2 questions = 4 points.

3.Listening. Question 1: 2 points * 6 questions = 12 points.

Question 2: 1 point * 7 questions = 7 points.

Question 3: 2 points * 6 questions = 12 points.

Question 4 1 point * 13 questions = 13 points.

Question 5: 3 points * 4 questions = 12 points.

That's probably the grading criterion. However, the criteria vary slightly from year to year. Specifically, the scoring of each question will be slightly different.

But at your own assessment. If you use the standard of 2 points for each question. 22+18+22 is a total of 62 points.

That is, the wrong question has a total of 62 points. A passing mark of 100 on N1. There is a great hope that you will pass.

I also participated in the December 2011 n1I regret that I didn't write down all the answers. Otherwise, I wouldn't be waiting for the results now.

I hope everyone can pass.

I wonder if the landlord has passed in the end? How many points are in each section?

Rest assured. Sure. I was in a similar situation to you back then, and the result was also over.

It's more hanging, so it's better to do more exercises.

It depends on how much you want to score, this score is a lot more than the score of level 6. If you want to score higher, then strengthen your reading, because many people can get 200

Hello! There are a total of 35 listening questions, including the correct listening choice, fill-in-the-blank and sentence correct;

The total number of correct questions in the listening section is converted into standard points.

There are a total of 35 reading questions, including speed reading questions (each question is counted as 1 question) and chapter reading questions are correct (each question is counted as 2 questions);

There are a total of 15 comprehensive questions, including 20 questions for the completion type (1 question for every 2 questions), statistics for the question (1 question for every 2 questions), and the translation is correct;

The total of the comprehensive parts is correct: the question, which is converted into standard points.

Writing estimates are scored.

Don't worry, it's probably around 550.

You're such a cow.

I also went to take the test, and the test was rubbish.

Hello! There are a total of 35 listening questions, including the correct listening choice, fill-in-the-blank and sentence correct;

The total number of correct questions in the listening section is converted into standard points.

There are a total of 35 reading questions, including fast reading questions (each question is counted as 1 question, including 7 choice + 2 questions and answers), and the passage reading question is correct (each question is counted as 2 questions);

There are a total of 15 comprehensive questions, including 20 questions for the completion type (1 question for every 2 questions), statistics for the question (1 question for every 2 questions), and the translation is correct;

The total of the comprehensive parts is correct: the question, which is converted into standard points.

Writing is a conservative estimate that counts the score.

The total score is calculated: points.

In fact, the composition is generally not given so low, and it is still possible to pull it high I feel that you have underestimated yourself, come with some confidence, brother!

According to your situation, 12 questions are wrong, 168 points; If you read, it depends on whether you are wrong to fill in the word or choose, which is different, because choosing the wrong one will be scored 2 questions in the reading part, and the word filling is only counted as one; Estimate that you have 10 mistakes in the reading section, and 175 points are good; General Part 48; That is, the first three parts 391; There are more than 40 points in the essay if you don't write it, so it must be too much. But it seems that you wrote all the sentences? Strong.

Standard Score Conversion:

Correct Score Criterion Score.

Listening: Short Dialogue, Short Essay Listening, 1 for each question, 25 in total; There are 11 dictation questions, 1 word 2 questions, and 2 sentences per question, a total of 10 questions;

The standard score of the comprehensive test is converted and issued:

Standard score = score * 10*

Correct Score Criterion Score.

cloze:

1 for every 2 questions, a total of 10;

Translation: 1 for each question, 5 in total;

Almost, you should be able to get by, good luck.

The 450 is still about the same I've brushed it a few times.

Generally speaking, according to the standard answer score between 52 and 58 of the 100-point system, there is a rubber posture that can be passed, but the difficult score is low, and the difficulty is not high, but 60 must be passed, so it cannot be directly converted according to 710 points, and it is more reliable according to the 100-point system.

Your score is 6 + 2 + 18 + 6 + 12 + 4 The essay is conservative 8 points, and the long sentences and translations are not added because of subjective misunderstandings, a total of at least 52, but you must evaluate the score conservatively, and it is not possible to be right or wrong, I Na Ru Ke was conservatively estimated at 52 at the time, and the score was 429

According to the current point of view, you should be between 450-500, and fortunately, I didn't add points for translation and long sentences, no points for a wrong word, half a point for writing out the sentence frame, no off-topic essay, and a passing grade for high school level expression, I hope that the higher the difficulty coefficient this time, the more advantageous, and the more fragmented ones I didn't count just now.

Listening, a one-point word, sentence 2, speed reading, 1 new reading, 1 deep reading, 2 gestalt translation, 2 composition, 15 The total score is automatically rounded off, and the English test is classified and ranked in the fourth and sixth grades, and the credibility is guaranteed.

High score, is it the first time to take the sixth grade?

The current score is: (8+14+6*.)

Here are the deuce rules, you can do the math yourself.

The first volume is composition and speed reading.

Essay: 15 points.

Speed reading: 10 points, 1 point for each question, a total of 10 questions.

The second volume is Listening, Reading, Comprehensive (including Gestalt and Translation) Listening Long and short dialogues: 25 points, each sub-question is worth 25 sub-questions, comprehensive listening dictation: 10 points, the first 8 words are worth each point, the last three sentences are 4 points for careful reading A: 10 points, each sub-question is 2 points, a total of 5 sub-questions.

According to the syllabus, it may be a correction, but I didn't encounter it when I took the exam myself, and I did it when I practiced. The scores are all the same.

Translation: 5 points, 1 point for each question, a total of 5 questions.