Shanghai English Exam Prep-Tailored Exam Prep

Example

Passages similar to those found in the actual exam are provided, with a series of questions designed to test understanding and analytical skills. For instance, after a passage about technological advancements, questions might ask students to deduce the author's perspective on technology's impact on society.

Scenario

This function is applied when students engage in daily practice sessions, working through passages and questions to build their comprehension and analytical skills over time.

Example

Contextual vocabulary exercises derived from reading passages, where students are asked to identify the meaning of words or phrases based on their context. For example, encountering the word 'ubiquitous' in a text about smartphones, students might be asked to choose the correct meaning from multiple choices.

Scenario

Used during vocabulary study sessions, this function helps students expand their English vocabulary, an essential skill for reading comprehension and effective communication.

Example

Questions that require students to make inferences about unstated ideas or author's intentions, based on the information given in the passage. For instance, if a passage discusses the declining population of bees, a question might ask students to infer the potential consequences on global agriculture.

Scenario

This function comes into play when teaching students to read between the lines and understand deeper meanings or implications, a critical skill for the 'Analysis' questions in the exam.