At the end of the Putonghua test, there is a three-minute oral test. What did everyone say? What if it takes less than three minutes?

Just because you haven't spoken for three minutes doesn't mean you didn't do well in the exam. As long as the front is better, there is no problem. I just want to hear if there is an accent in the back. If there is an error, record it.

One-way dialogue: candidates should speak for 4 minutes according to the topic determined by drawing lots (not less than 3 minutes, and the examiner should ask the candidates to stop speaking after 4 minutes).

Objective: To investigate the ability of the candidates to speak Mandarin and the degree of standardization they can achieve without written support. Give priority to one-way speech, supplemented by two-way dialogue between examiners and candidates when necessary.

Putonghua level:

First-class A, when reading aloud and talking freely, the pronunciation standard, vocabulary and grammar are correct, the tone is natural and the expression is smooth. The total loss rate is less than 3%.

Level B, when reading aloud and talking freely, the pronunciation standard, vocabulary and grammar are correct, the tone is natural and the expression is smooth. Occasionally there will be mistakes in pronunciation and tone. The total loss rate is less than 8%.

Second-class A, when reading aloud and talking freely, the pronunciation of phonology is basically standard, the tone is natural and the expression is smooth. Several difficult pronunciations (flat tongue, front and back nasal sounds, lateral nasal sounds, etc.). ) sometimes I make mistakes. Lexical and grammatical errors are rare. The total loss rate is within 13%.