HSK 6 flashcards
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- 听力 Part 1 题型
- Fifteen short dialogues, each with one question and four written options; audio plays once. The correct option paraphrases what was said, so match meaning rather than repeated words.
- 但是/不过 转折信号
- Contrast markers that often introduce the speaker's real point. When you hear them, expect the answer to lie in the clause that follows, not in the earlier statement.
- 其实/实际上 更正信号
- These adverbs signal a correction of an earlier assumption. The information after them usually overrides what was said before, making it a frequent location of the correct answer.
- 数字陷阱 第二次提及
- Price, time, or quantity questions often state one figure and then revise it with 后来 or 最后. Record the final figure, since the first number is usually a distractor.
- 态度题 语气词
- Questions about attitude are answered from tone and word choice. 埋怨 shows complaint, 讽刺 shows sarcasm, 无奈 shows resignation, and 赞成 shows approval; match the option to that stance.
- 不得不 双重否定
- A double-negative pattern meaning must or have no choice. Similar forms include 无不 (all without exception) and 未必 (not necessarily); misreading them reverses the sentence meaning.
- 一举两得
- A chengyu meaning one action achieves two benefits. In listening it typically appears in evaluation or suggestion contexts, and options paraphrase it as gaining two advantages at once.
- 迫不及待
- A chengyu meaning too impatient to wait. It describes eagerness to act and often signals the speaker's strong motivation, which answers why-questions in longer listening passages.
- 笔记法 谁-什么-为什么
- During Parts 2-4, note the speaker's role, the problem raised, and the proposed solution. Questions usually ask the reason or main point, which these three notes directly supply.
- 自相矛盾
- A chengyu meaning self-contradictory. It appears when a speaker's two statements conflict, and listening options may describe the person as inconsistent or unreliable.
- 阅读 Part 1 句子插入
- Ten items require placing a sentence into a passage gap. Decide by cohesion: pronouns like 这 or 其, conjunctions like 因此, and repeated key nouns point to the correct slot.
- 阅读 Part 2 近义词辨析
- Ten items test choosing among near-synonyms. Decide by fixed collocation and transitivity, for example 引起重视 rather than 产生重视, not by a single dictionary gloss.
- 阅读 Part 3 匹配题策略
- Ten items match five questions to two passages. Read the questions first, then scan for the names, figures, and claims each question mentions instead of reading both passages fully.
- 阅读 Part 4 主旨题
- Twenty comprehension items include main-idea questions. The answer must cover the whole passage, so reject options that only restate one detail or add claims the text never makes.
- 词义题 代入法
- For word-in-context items, substitute each option into the original sentence and check whether the surrounding logic still holds; the option that preserves coherence is correct.
- 发挥作用
- A fixed verb-object collocation meaning to play a role or have an effect. It commonly appears with 重要作用 or 积极作用 and is a frequent blank in Part 2 synonym items.
- 引起重视
- A collocation meaning to draw attention or concern. 引起 pairs with abstract nouns like 重视, 关注, 争议, and 反响, which distinguishes it from 产生 in fill-in items.
- 循序渐进
- A chengyu meaning to proceed step by step in proper order. It describes learning or reform methods and often contrasts with 急于求成 in reading passages.
- 潜移默化
- A chengyu meaning to influence imperceptibly over time. It typically describes culture, environment, or education shaping people gradually, and signals a slow, unnoticed effect.
- 举足轻重
- A chengyu meaning to hold a decisive position of influence. It describes important roles or figures and often appears in passages about economics, policy, or key individuals.
- 层出不穷
- A chengyu meaning to emerge one after another endlessly. It usually modifies problems, phenomena, or new products and implies abundance rather than rarity.
- 因地制宜
- A chengyu meaning to adapt measures to local conditions. It appears in passages about policy, agriculture, or development and stresses fitting action to a specific context.
- 相辅相成
- A chengyu meaning two things complement and complete each other. It describes a mutually reinforcing relationship and is often paired with 相互促进 in argumentative passages.
- 阅读时间分配
- Fifty items in fifty minutes means roughly one minute each. Finish Parts 1 and 2 in about twenty minutes so the longer Part 4 passages have enough remaining time.
- 一丝不苟
- A chengyu meaning meticulous and not the least bit negligent. It describes work attitude or personal style and usually appears as praise in descriptive reading passages.
- 书写 缩写任务
- The single writing task: read a roughly 1,000-character narrative in ten minutes, then rewrite it in about 400 characters in thirty-five minutes, without the source text.
- 缩写 保留要素
- Keep the main characters, the central event, the turning point, and the result. Drop dialogue, scenery description, and repeated details, which consume characters without adding content points.
- 直接引语转间接
- Convert quoted speech to reported speech by removing quotation marks and shifting pronouns and time words, for example 他说:“我明天去。” becomes 他说他第二天要去。
- 缩写 连接词
- Use 首先, 随后, 后来, 最终, 结果, and 因此 to compress scene-by-scene narration into a compact sequence, keeping the summary within the 400-character limit.
- 不得添加观点
- A summary must not add opinions, commentary, or morals absent from the source. Invented content is scored as inaccurate and costs content points even if the language is correct.
- 字数控制 段落
- Four hundred characters is roughly eight to ten short paragraphs of two or three sentences. Falling far short loses points, and writing beyond the answer space is penalized.
- 人名地名一致
- Use the same character and place names throughout the summary. Do not replace proper nouns with synonyms, since the reader must be able to follow who did what.
- 十分钟阅读 列提纲
- During the reading phase, note only the skeleton: who, what happened, the turning point, and the ending. Write keywords rather than full sentences, since the source is removed afterward.