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The recording says “开车” (drive). A shows a man driving. In B, someone is reading on a train, and in C, an airplane is standing still. Neither shows driving.
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开车
Listening and reading, 40 questions, about 40 minutes — the full HSK 1 paper in the new 3.0 format.
The first questions of each section — up to three — printed the way the paper prints them. Pick an answer and you'll see whether it's right, with the explanation folded underneath. The rest of the paper is in the timed sitting.
听录音,选出对应的图片。
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The recording says “开车” (drive). A shows a man driving. In B, someone is reading on a train, and in C, an airplane is standing still. Neither shows driving.
开车
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The recording says “睡觉” (sleep). C shows a child lying down asleep. A shows someone writing, and B shows a doctor examining a patient. Neither shows sleeping.
睡觉
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The recording says “下雨” (rain). B shows rain falling and someone holding an umbrella. A shows a hot, sunny day, and C shows snow. Neither shows rain.
下雨
17 more questions in 4 parts, all in the timed paper
Questions 4–20 · answered on the clock, explained after you submit
看句子,选出对应的图片。
yī shēng zài yī yuàn gěi hái zi kàn bìng。医生在医院给孩子看病。
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The sentence says a doctor is treating a child at a hospital, so A is correct: a doctor is treating a child. The other pictures show neither a doctor nor a hospital.
医生在医院给孩子看病。
jiě jie zài fàn diàn chī jiǎo zǐ。姐姐在饭店吃饺子。
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The sentence says the older sister is eating dumplings at a restaurant, so B is correct: a woman is eating dumplings at a restaurant. The other pictures show no one eating dumplings.
姐姐在饭店吃饺子。
dì di zài xué xiào dú shū。弟弟在学校读书。
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The sentence says the younger brother is studying at school, and C shows a boy studying in a classroom. The other pictures do not show anyone studying at school.
弟弟在学校读书。
17 more questions in 4 parts, all in the timed paper
Questions 24–40 · answered on the clock, explained after you submit
Your score is in the other 34 questions.
Sit the whole paper the way exam day runs it: 40 minutes on the clock, section by section. Submit and your score out of 200 is back at once, with every question explained — including the 34 you haven't seen.
You can read 6 of 40 questions