Is there only a preliminary round and a final round of the National Language Proficiency Competition

I made it to the finals last year.

You have to pass the preliminary round first.

And then there's at least one winner.

The higher the grades, the higher the awards.

If the organizing committee has recommended books, I don't know if you bought them.

If you don't have it, just read more Chinese in the book, and you will get a little bit of the test.

Useful.

First of all, I think this is a very good competition, although it is called a language proficiency competition, it is actually a way to promote learning through competition.

The questions of the competition cover a wide range of knowledge, including excellent traditional Chinese culture, literary knowledge, current hot current affairs and some classic articles, which is worthy of recognition.

Secondly, I think that after participating in this competition, I can know what I am missing in language learning, and I can warn and remind myself how to improve my language ability in the future. Finally, it's a bug.

The amount of questions is a bit large, and some of the questions are set to overlap, and I hope to be able to make appropriate changes to the amount of questions; In addition, some topics are a bit "outdated", old-fashioned and not new, and the selection of articles cannot be close to the present. These are the feelings I felt when I did the questions.

Nothing is perfect, evaluation means good and bad, gain or lack, I hope this competition will get better and better.

No extra points can be added. The award-winning projects of the 6 categories of competitions that can be added include: the national finals of the National Olympiad for middle school students (mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and informatics).

The first, second and third prizes were won in the National Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition (including the National Youth Biological and Environmental Science Practical Activities), the "Tomorrow's Little Scientists" award activities, and the computer production activities in primary and secondary schools.

First and second prizes, or winners of the International Science and Engineering Grand Prix and the International Environmental Research Project Olympiad.

There are no extra points, and the bonus points recognized by universities are now limited to: Olympiads in mathematics, biology, physics, chemistry and informatics. If you have a high level of literary literacy, you can consider the New Concept Essay Contest or the English Olympiad, and some colleges and universities also recognize the results of this competition and grant independent enrollment qualifications.

Now there are no extra points, only to participate in the independent enrollment to qualify, and then go to your favorite school to enroll, the school will give you corresponding extra points according to your test scores. There are no direct bonus points.

At present, extra points can be awarded, but they need to be sponsored by a department sponsored by the Ministry of Education and recognized by the Ministry of Education.

Yes, add 10 points. Generally, as long as it is at the provincial level or above, it is fine.

You can go directly to the teacher, this kind of thing is not sloppy.

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