2023年春期英語II課程期末復習指導

2023春期《英語II（2)》課程期末復習指導重慶電大遠程教育導學中心文法導學部２0２3年6月修訂第一部份課程考核說明1.考核目的通過英語II（2）課程的考試,考核學生是否掌握了一定的英語語言基礎知識和基本技能，具有一定的讀、聽、寫、說的能力，是否能借助詞典閱讀和翻譯一般性業(yè)務資料，在涉外交際的平常活動和業(yè)務活動中能進行一般性的書面交流和簡樸的口頭交流。2.考核方式期末閉卷筆試。3、合用范圍、教材本課程期末復習指導合用范圍為成人教育本科非英語專業(yè)的必修課程?？荚嚸}的教材是《開放英語》（4）。由劉戴琳主編,中央電大出版社出版發(fā)行。4．命題依據(jù)本課程的命題依據(jù)是英語ＩＩ(2)課程的教學大綱、教材、實行意見。5.考試規(guī)定本考試重要考察學生的讀,寫基本技能和綜合運用英語的能力，為進一步學習和運用英語打好基礎。6.試題類型及比重考題類型及分數(shù)比重大體為:Ｉ.選擇填空：（30%)ＩI.閱讀下面的短文,從短文后所給的Ａ,B，Ｃ，D四個選項中選出能填入相應空白處的最佳選項，并標在答題紙的相應位置。（２０％)III.閱讀理解（３0%）IＶ.寫作(２0%)第二部份期末復習指導純熟掌握每單元出現(xiàn)的詞匯。熟悉課文中應用閱讀理解，掌握運用文中信息，通過提煉和歸納后，回答問題的能力。純熟掌握翻譯技巧進行英漢翻譯。第三部分期末復習綜合練習題I.選擇填空1.ＡlｌCFCcｏｏlantsｍｕsｔ＿___＿_＿fromfｒiｄges.A.removeB.beenremoｖｅdC.bereｍovｉnｇＤ.bｅremｏｖｅd2.＿__＿__＿Ibuyａbｉkｅ,I’llhａｖetｏusｅthebus．Ａ.ifB.WhenＣ．UｎlessＤ.Beｃauｓe3.Theyaｇreｅd__＿＿__＿ｈim￡100．Ａ.topayB.ｐayingＣ.payＤ.paid4.＿＿＿____＿aveｒaｇewｏｍｅnlｉｖeloｎgertｈanmeｎ.A.OnB.InC.BｙD.Ａｔ

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