How many scores do you have in the second subjective question of postgraduate entrance examination English
The second subjective question of postgraduate entrance examination English has 40 points. The second test paper for postgraduate entrance examination consists of subjective and objective questions. The full score of the test paper is 100 points, with subjective questions accounting for 40% and objective questions accounting for 60%. Objective questions are mainly about reading comprehension and cloze. There are 45 questions in total, numbered 1-45. 46-52 are subjective questions, which are mainly about translation and essay writing.
Subjective question 1: Translation
Check the examinee's ability to understand the given English language materials and translate them into Chinese. The translation shall be accurate, complete and smooth. Candidates are required to read and understand one or more English paragraphs with a length of about 150 words, and translate them into Chinese. 15 points in total.
Subjective question 2: Writing
This part consists of sections A and B, which mainly tests the examinee's written expression ability. There are 2 questions in total, 25 points.
Section A: Candidates write about 100 words (punctuation marks are not included) of practical essays according to the given situation, including personal and official letters, memoranda, reports, etc. 10 points.
Section B: The examinee is required to write an English expository or argumentative paper of about 150 words according to the specified situation or the outline given. 15 points if the scene is provided in the form of picture, chart or text.
Note: Candidates should write the answers in the application of English knowledge and reading comprehension part on the corresponding question number of the answer sheet as required, and write the answers in the English Chinese translation and writing part in the border area at the designated position of the answer sheet.