What is the difference between Section A and Section B of the Postgraduate Entrance Examination English?

There is no difference between Section A and Section B of the Postgraduate Entrance Examination English. The test questions are the same, but the final score line is generally higher for Category A candidates than for Category B candidates. For postgraduate entrance examination English, the difference is English 1 and English 2. \x0d\ The main differences between the postgraduate entrance examination English 1 and English 2 question types are: \x0d\ 1. Translation. The translation of English 1 is to extract 5 long and difficult sentences from the article for translation, and the English 2 is to select a paragraph for translation. The translation of English I is worth 10 points, and the translation of English II is worth 15 points. \x0d\　2. For a large composition, English requires 160-200 words and is worth 20 points; while English requires 150 words and is worth 15 points. \x0d\　The rest of the question types and scores are the same. \x0d\ The first part is the application of English knowledge, which is what we often call cloze. The total is 10 points, 20 questions, each question is 0.5 points. \x0d\ The second part is reading comprehension, and part A is traditional reading comprehension. There are 4 articles, 5 questions each, and 40 points. Part B is a new question type, with 5 questions worth 10 points. (Part C is translation, there is a difference between the two)\x0d\　The third part is writing. The first question is a short composition, practical writing, about 100 words, worth 10 points. (The second question is a big composition, there is a difference between the two)