HSK (Level III) test is made up of listening comprehension, reading comprehension and writing sections and contains 80 items. The test will last for 90 minutes in total (including 5 minutes in which the test takers fill in personal information).<\/p>\n Part I<\/strong> contains 10 items. Test takers will listen to each item twice. Each item is a Part II<\/strong> contains 10 items. Test takers will listen to each item twice. For each item, one person says a short paragraph and the other person says a sentence based on the paragraph. The sentence is also given on the test paper and test takers should judge if its content is right or wrong.<\/p>\n Part III<\/strong> contains 10 items. Test takers will listen to each item twice. For each item, two persons make a dialogue of two sentences, and another person will raise a question based on the dialogue. 3 options are given on the test paper and test takers should select the right answer based on what he\/she has heard.<\/p>\n Part IV<\/strong> contains 10 items. Test takers will listen to each item twice. For each item, two persons make a dialogue of 4 to 5 sentences and another person will raise a question based on the dialogue. 3 options are given on the test paper and test takers should select the right answer based on what he\/she has heard.<\/p>\n Part I<\/strong> contains 10 items. 20 sentences are given and test takers should find out the Part II<\/strong> contains 10 items. For each item, one or two sentences are given with one blank, and test takers should select the best choice from the options offered to make the sentence(s) complete.<\/p>\n Part III<\/strong> contains 10 items. 10 short passages are given, with each containing one Part I<\/strong> contains 5 items. For each item, several Chinese words are given and test takers is required to write a sentence with these words.<\/p>\n Part II<\/strong> contains 5 items. For each item, a sentence with one blank is given and test Test score report includes listening, reading, writing and total scores. A score of 180 or more represents a pass.<\/p>\n HSK scores used for applications to Chinese Institutions of higher learning are valid for 2 years from the test date. Longer periods of validity may be recognized in other contexts.<\/p>\n At level 3, there are a few conjunctions that can alter the meaning of a sentence such as\u867d\u7136\uff08su\u012br\u00e1n,even though\uff09,\u4f46\u662f(d\u00e0nsh\u00ec,but), \u7ec8\u4e8e\uff08zh\u014dng y\u00fa,finally\uff09etc. So I suggest you learn those timely so that they may sink in. Since the new HSK follows the principle of \u201ctest-teaching correlation\u201d, The grammar of HSK3 is based on the teaching materials you\u2019ve learnt previously. During your preparation, you must keep building up you vocabulary and practicing the grammar by doing mock tests.<\/p>\n After the listening portion of the exam, you will have five minutes to complete your answer sheet. There will not be any time after the reading section, so be sure to answer each question in the reading section as you go. (Focus on the proctor\u2019s instructions. If you are confused or are having difficulty hearing the proctor, raise your hand to request assistance.)<\/p>\n In addition to being lengthy, the reading portion does not include Pinyin. You should definitely practice studying Chinese without relying on Pinyin, especially if you normally use Pinyin a lot or have difficulty reading and writing Chinese characters. While getting ready to take the Level 3 HSK exam, you can use mock papers to increase your reading comprehension. Additionally, you can use some study materials specifically designed to help you read faster; for example, Chinese Breeze books will aid you in developing your Chinese reading skills.<\/p>\n In the first section of the writing portion, there is an exercise with the instructions \u201cPut these parts of speech into the correct sentence order,\u201d so ensure that you know where to put that time phrase. If you are uncertain about word order and time phrases, it\u2019s best to study them for five or ten minutes daily until you take the exam; that way, you can gradually allow the word order to become a natural part of your use of Chinese. In the second section of the writing portion, you must write the missing character in the sentence; there are a total of five sentences. The missing character is given in Pinyin.<\/p>\n Practice official mock and Previous Year Papers with a timer running. Mock papers are carefully designed keeping exam pattern in mind. Do as many exercises as you can, check your answers and find out why you made mistakes. Keep a chart of your improvement so you can see your progress, which will motivate you more. You can easily download the HSK3 mock papers from the internet, or buy the HSK3 book<\/a> on Amazon.<\/p>\n And I strongly recommend you should do mock paper online at least once before real exam, which helps tremendously.<\/p>\n In addition to practicing mock papers, you may also consider taking an HSK3 preparation course. The new HSK is closely related to textbooks but somehow different from textbooks, especially in listening part, you will hear several sentences which you seem literally understand, but still confused.<\/p>\n For example (HSK3 Listening part II): \u2605 \u8def\u662f\u4eba\u8d70\u51fa\u6765\u7684\u3002( ) (judge it true or false according to the recording)<\/p>\n Explaination : Here this recording reads as \u201cK\u0101ish\u01d0 de sh\u00edhou, sh\u00ecji\u00e8 sh\u00e0ng m\u00e9iy\u01d2u l\u00f9, z\u01d2u de r\u00e9n du\u014dle, y\u011b ji\u00f9 y\u01d2ule l\u00f9.\u201d Literal meaning is \u201cThere is no road at the beginning of the world, but later more and more people walked by, then road came into being\u201d. So the answer is correct.<\/p>\n More examples: \u201c\u795d\u4f60\u5b66\u4e60\u66f4\u4e0a\u4e00\u5c42\u697c\u201d Literally means \u201cwish you go upstairs in In order to have an enhanced understanding of Chinese culture, you should seek out a native-speaking Chinese teacher.<\/p>\n Additionally, an exam prep course will aid you when you study for the Level 3 HSK exam. You will be able to practice the kind of tasks found in the exam, get honest feedback on the answers you gave for the practice questions, and increase your confidence in taking the exam.<\/p>\n Here are some HSK3 practice books you could find on Amazon:<\/strong><\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nTest Structure for HSK (Level III)<\/h3>\n
1. Listening<\/h4>\n
\ndialogue. Several pictures are given on the test paper and test takers should select the one corresponding with what he\/she has heard.<\/p>\n2. Reading<\/h4>\n
\nmatchup relationship.<\/p>\n
\nquestion, and test takers should select the right answer from 3 options.<\/p>\n3. Writing<\/h4>\n
\ntakers is required to fill in the blank with the right Chinese characters.<\/p>\nTest Score Reports<\/h3>\n
<\/p>\n6 Tips for Studying for the Level 3 HSK Exam<\/span><\/h2>\n
1\u3001 Vocabulary and grammar<\/h3>\n
2. The Listening Portion.<\/h3>\n
3. The Reading Portion.<\/h3>\n
4. The Writing Portion<\/h3>\n
5\u3001Do more official mock Papers<\/h3>\n
6\u3001Take HSK3 Test Prep courses<\/h3>\n
\n(recording)\u5f00\u59cb\u7684\u65f6\u5019\uff0c\u4e16\u754c\u4e0a\u6ca1\u6709\u8def\uff0c\u8d70\u7684\u4eba\u591a\u4e86\uff0c\u4e5f\u5c31\u6709\u4e86\u8def\u3002<\/p>\n
\nlearning\u201d . Potential meaning is \u201cWish you to learn and strive for further improvement\u201d
\n\uff09\u201d; \u201c\u592a\u9633\u4ece\u897f\u8fb9\u51fa\u6765\u201d (Literally means\u201d the sun rises from the West\u201c, yet Potential meaning is\u201d this is weird which never\/seldom happen before\u201c<\/p>\n