Three sections, 70 questions, about 83 minutes — the full HSK 3 paper.
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.
听对话，选出与对话内容相符的图片。
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“快起床” (Get up quickly) and “我还想多睡一会儿” (I want to sleep a little longer) show that the man is still lying in bed.
女：已经七点一刻了，快起床。／男：我还想多睡一会儿。
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“怎么走楼梯” (Why take the stairs?) and “电梯坏了，只能走上去” (The elevator is broken, so we can only walk up) directly indicate taking the stairs.
男：没办法，电梯坏了，只能走上去了。
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The question asks about the giant pandas in the zoo. The answer “只有两只” (There are only two) corresponds to the picture with two pandas.
女：只有两只。
27 more questions in 3 parts, all in the timed paper
Questions 4–30 · answered on the clock, explained after you submit
给下列句子选择合适的回答。
你们班谁的学习成绩最好？
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The question asks “谁” (who), so the answer must give a person’s name. B provides a name and explains the reason.
B：李颜，他又认真又努力，几乎每次考试都是第一。
您好，请进！请问一共几位？
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「一共几位」 (how many people in total) asks for the number of people, and C answers 「我们有九个人」 (there are nine of us).
C：我们有九个人，上午打过电话了。
你怎么这么高兴？
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The question asks why someone is happy, and A gives a reason for happiness.
A：我女朋友终于同意跟我结婚了！
27 more questions in 3 parts, all in the timed paper
Questions 34–60 · answered on the clock, explained after you submit
看拼音，在空格上写出正确的汉字。
máng我（ ）了一天，现在又饿又渴。
Answer 忙
máng＝忙 (busy). Only after being 「忙了一天」 (busy all day) would someone be hungry and thirsty.
zhè我们必须在两点前离开（ ）里。
Answer 这
zhè＝这 (this). In 「离开这里」 (leave here), 「这」 is followed by 「里」 to form a place expression.
chē我又在路口看见了那辆蓝色的（ ）。
Answer 车
chē＝车 (vehicle). The measure word 「辆」 (vehicle) can modify only vehicles such as cars.
7 more questions in 2 parts, all in the timed paper
Questions 64–70 · answered on the clock, explained after you submit
Your score is in the other 61 questions.
Sit the whole paper the way exam day runs it: 83 minutes on the clock, section by section. Submit and your score out of 300 is back at once, with every question explained — including the 61 you haven't seen.
You can read 9 of 70 questions
A reference for the exam’s structure and question types: one question from each part. Not a full paper — no answers, audio or other materials.