国内外测试能力概述.ppt

Writing test The IELTS Writing test is designed to assess a wide range of writing skills, including how well you write a response appropriately organise ideas use a range of vocabulary and grammar accurately * Skills for Language Assessment * Speaking test The IELTS Speaking test is designed to assess a wide range of skills. The examiner will want to see how well you can communicate opinions and information on everyday topics and common experiences; to do this you will need to answer a range of questions * Skills for Language Assessment * Speaking test speak at length on a given topic using appropriate language organise your ideas coherently express and justify your opinions analyse, discuss and speculate about issues * Skills for Language Assessment * BEC Example ‘Can-do’ Statements Preliminary Advantage Higher * Skills for Language Assessment * Preliminary Listening/Speaking Reading Writing Example can-dos Can take and pass on most messages that are likely to require attention during a normal working day Can take part in a routine meeting or seminar on familiar topics, exchanging factual information through question and answer or through receiving instructions. Can express her/his own opinion, and present arguments to a limited extent. Can understand standard types of letters such as orders, complaints, appointment, enquiries, etc. and pass these on to the appropriate person for action. Can understand the general meaning of reports dealing with, for example, conditions and advice. Can understand instructions, procedures, etc. within own job area. Can write a non-routine letter where this is restricted to matters of fact. Can write a report of a factual nature, but if the report is for external consumption her/ his work will require checking and correcting. Can draft straightforward instructions, regulation, etc. * Skills for Language Assessment * Vantage Listening/Speaking Reading Writing Example can-dos Can give detailed information and state detailed require