托业分数换算表格
职业英语水平与托业分数对 托业与BEC对比
职业英语水平与托业分数对托业与BEC对比职业英语水平等级标准（与美国 ETS/TOEIC 考试分数对照）证书类别职业英语水平等级美国 ETS/TOEIC 考试成绩分数段听力阅读考试口语写作考试900 360 "A 类 " 证书职业英语水平一级（专业级）860 320职业英语水平二级（高级）730 270职业英语水平三级（中级）470 200职业英语水平四级（初级）220 120 （含）职业英语水平五级（基础级）10 - 215 120 以下ETS/TOEIC 成绩无对应证书等级证书类别职业英语水平等级美国 ETS/TOEIC 考试成绩分数段听力阅读考试职业英语水平等级考试"B 类 " 证书职业英语水平二级860 /（高级）职业英语水平三级（中级）730 /职业英语水平四级（初级）470 150职业英语水平五级（基础级）220 120 （含）ETS/TOEIC 成绩无对应证书等级10 - 215 120 以下托业 VS BEC考试简介考试简介BEC 剑桥商务英语证书考试TOEIC 托业考试研发机构剑桥大学外语考试中心 ESOL ，研发过雅思考试美国教育考试服务中心 ETS ，研发过托福考试进入中国1993 年进入中国2002 年进入中国享有盛誉外企通行证全球最大商务和职业英语考试考试难度考试难度BEC 剑桥商务英语证书考试TOEIC 托业考试与四六BEC中级要求四级高分及以上水平； BEC高级要求六级高分托业 750 分以上要求四级高分及以上水平；托业 850 分以上要求六级高分级比较及以上水平及以上水平与专四专八比较BEC 中级高分要求专四及以上水平； BEC 高级要求专八及以上水平托业 750 分以上要求专四及以上水平；托业 850 分以上要求专八及以上水平与托福雅思比较BEC 中级相当于雅思 5.0-6.5分； BEC 高级相当于雅思 7.0-7.5 分托业 750 分以上相当于托福 87-109分；托业 850 分以上相当于托福 110-120 分考试含金量考试含金量BEC 剑桥商务英语证书考试TOEIC 托业考试适用人群英语水平较好、口语较强，学习英语、商科，希望进入欧美企业的人士；大多数为个人报名考试题型更加标准化，听读部分全部选择题，题型风格相比 BEC 较单一，适合较适应这种题型并主要希望进入日韩美台资企业的人士；大多数为企业组织报考证书有效期终身有效，部分企业要求两年内成绩两年能力提升听说读写全面提高根据岗位和需要的不同，提高不同方面的能力实际效益部分企业作为升职加薪的条件部分企业对于托业高分获得者可以免试英语笔试使用英语侧重英式商务英语侧重美式商务英语考试资源考试资源BEC 剑桥商务英语证书考试TOEIC 托业考试真题仅有真题集 2 、 3 、 4 辑，每一辑 4 套题，但时间比较久远世面上有许多全真模拟题，以韩国出版的内容较好教材有官方推荐的学生用书和教师用书托业官方指南培训课程较多，线上课程、线下课程都有培训课程较少考试成本考试成本BEC 剑桥商务英语证书考试TOEIC 托业考试报名费用BEC 中级 500 元； BEC 高级 630 元（费用每年不定）听力阅读考试 608 元；口语写作考试 698 元复习时间复习时间约在一个半月及以上复习时间约一个月到一个半月考试地点考试地点BEC 剑桥商务英语证书考试TOEIC 托业考试报名考点即报名点，报名包括网上报名和现场报名网上报名考场全国共设 76 个考点，其中部分考点下设多个分考点，遍布全国一二线城市，考点主要在各大院校内在全国 20 个城市都设有考点，具体考点根据报名情况调整，可以在报名时具体查看高等学校商务英语专业四级样题Module IListening Comprehension（35%）Section OneIn this section you will hear everything ONCE ONLY. Listen carefully and answer the questions that follow. Mark the correct answer to each question.Question 1 to 5 are based on an interview. A t the end of the interview you will be given 10 seconds to answer each of the following five questions.Now listen to the interview.1. What is the specific field of study for John ’ s dissertation?A. the current state of universit ies in San FranciscoB. western philosophyC. philosophy with an emphasis on Buddhist studiesD. eastern religions2. Which is NOT True about Suen Mok ?A. It has got a very good program for ten day meditation retreats .B. Their meditation programs teach only foreigners .C. Their meditation programs teach meditation techniques.D. It is not the only temple John studies.3. What is so special about Tam Krabok ?A. It teach es people to meditate and overcome their drug addiction.B. I t organizes meditation retreats for foreigners.C. It o rganizes workshops to promote Thailand’s version of Buddhism .D. It teaches people the essence of Theravada .4. How many people have been cured in Tam Krabok?A. about one hundredB. about one thousandC. about one hundred thousandD. more than one hundred thousand5. Which of the following statement is Not True according to the interview?A. O pium was il legal in Thailand until 1959 .B. O pium was legal in Thailand until 1959 .C. Drug addiction is a big problem in many different countries.D. In John ’ s understanding, B uddhism basically tr ies to help people live better lives .Section TwoIn this section you will hear everything ONCE ONLY. Listen carefully and fill in blanks that follow.Questions 6 to 10 are based on a news broadcast. A t the end of the news broadcast you will be given 10 seconds to fill in each of the following five blanks.Now listen to the interview.6. The number of new homes being constructed across Australia rose by 15 per cent in the December quarter, which is since 2001.7. Department store owner David Jones says sales are expected to slow over the next few months as taxpayer handouts and the dr y up.8. The World Bank has warned China's facing a big problem.9. The World Bank revised up its forecasts for China's from 8.7 to 9.5 per cent this year.10. The World Bank’ s quarterly China report suggested that higher migrant wages could help boost rural incomes and reduce the between rural and city lifestyles.Section ThreeIn this section you will hear everything ONCE ONLY. Listen carefully and answer the questions that follow.Questions 11 to 13 are based on an interview. A t the end of the interview you will be given 5 minutes to answer the following three questions.Now listen to the interview.11. Describe the impact of the economic downturn on teenagers who left school without completing year 12 in 2008 .12. Describe the current economic downturn in Australia.13. How did the retail industry perform in this economic downturn?Module IIBusiness Reading and Writing 40% (50 minutes)Section A 5%Directions: Read the following passage. Fill in Blanks 14-18 with the best answer from the four choices marked A, B, C and D, and mark the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheets.America sounds increasingly determined to push its exports, and its attitude to China has 14 . Mr Obama has set a goal of 15 exports in five years and has promised to “get much tougher” over what it regards as un fair competition from China. Speculation is rising in Washington, DC, that the Treasury will brand China a currency “manipulator” in its next exchange-rate report. With America’s unemployment at 9.7% and the mid-term elections approaching, the appeal of China-bashing is rising in Congress, too. Several senators recently revived a mothballed demand that the Commerce Department should investigate China’s currency regime as an unfair trade 16 .Beijing, in turn, shows little sign of budging on the yuan, even though the latest figures show surprisingly strong export growth and higher-than-expected 17 . Zhou Xiaochuan, the head of China’s central bank, caused a brief flurry in currency markets when he argued on March 6th that keeping the yuan stable against the dollar was “part of our 18 of policies for dealing with the global financial crisis” from which China would exit “sooner or later”. But he made it quite clear that China would be cautious and gave no hint that sudden exit was imminent. In recent days various other Chinese officials have put even more emphasis on the stability of the currency, bristled at outside pressure to hurry up and denounced American “politicisation” of the exchange-rate issue.14 . A. stabled B. h arden ed C. toughed D. firmed15 . A. two B. twice C. doubling D. double16 . A. surplus B. allowance C. help D. subsidy17 . A. inflation B. appreciation C. depreciation D. stagflation18 . A. parcel B. package C. bundle D. seriesSection B 5%Directions: Look at the tables and graphs below. For each table or graph, there are one or two statements describing it. Choose the best answer from the four choices marked A, B, C and D. Then mark the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet. Question19 is based on the following graph.19 . When did Hong Kong inflation rate rise to 2.9%?A. June, 2010B. August 2010 C . November 2010 D. January 2011 Questions 20-21 are based on the following graph .20. In which month did China ’ s Monthly Passenger Vehicle Sales drop to about 63% on a year-on-year basis?A. August 2009B. October 2009 C . February 2010 D. March 201021 . Which of the following statements is CORRECT?A. The growth rate of China ’ s monthly passenger vehicle sales fell most notably in February 2010.B. China ’ s monthly passenger vehicle sales climbed to the peak at the end of 2009.C. From August 2009 to December 2009, the monthly passenger vehicle sales continued to increase in number.D. In terms of the monthly sales volume, June 2010 witnessed the lowest sales volume.Questions 22-23 are based on the following graph .22. According to the graph, in which year does the growth rate drop most dramatically?A. 2008B. 2009 C . 2010 D. 201123 . Which of the following statement is INCORRECT ?A. The sales volume of China ’ s online game industry in 20 08 added up to 20.78 billion Yuan .B. The year-on-year growth rate of China ’ s online game industry is estimated to drop to 9.7% in 2012 .C. The growth rate on a year-on-year basis dropped 9.8% in 2010 than that of the year 2009.D. The sales volume of China ’ s online game industry in 20 14 will climb to an estimated 46.11 billion Yuan.Section C 10%Directions: Read the following two passages. Choose the best answer for each statement or question from the four choices marked A, B, C and D, and mark the corresponding letter on the Answer sheet.Questions 24-28 are based on the following passage.Passage OneThere is something apt about a social networking website winning a popularity contest. According to industry data, Facebook overtook Google among US internet users last week, with more visits to its pages than to the search engine. It is a moment to consider the rapid growth of a site whose 400m-plus users outnumber the population of any single country except India and China.The industry data come with a few caveats. The figures exclude visits to other Google services, such as YouTube and Google Mail. They omit searches carried out in a box on a browser toolbar. Also, the number of visits is just one measure of internet take-up: counting unique users – visitors rather than visits – gives a different profile. Still, it highlights the momentum behind Facebook as it displaces Google. from the weekly lead it has commanded on this measure since September 2007. Advertisers find Facebook appealing too. It enables them to reach a mass audience, as television does, but with the extra benefit of much greater targeting. Consumer brands could easily extend their presence beyond the fan pages that already exist. Moreover, a social site provides consumers who visit for much longer than they would use a search engine. So increased advertising, and perhaps ways to allow users to shop through the site, should enable Facebook to move from positive cash flow to making profits.It will need to tread carefully. There is a risk for advertisers – and for the site – if Facebook moves to become commercial in a way that users resent. In amongst personal information, advertisements are more likely to strike a jarring note.The high-growth phase means that Facebook can take its time developing ways to increase revenues. The key must be to find ways that bring practical benefits to those who visit the site. There is an intrinsic stickiness about a site where users have assembled their own material, but if people stop updating their pages and social networking takes a new form, then winning users back is a hard task.What the data do not show is that search engines have had their day. Google's core search advertising business rebounded in the final quarter of 2009, and the group is preparing for renewed growth. Moreover, there is a straightforward reminder of how fragile the fortunes of social networking sites can be: the site that Google overtook in 2007 to become most popular in the US was MySpace – which is now seeking a new role as social users have moved elsewhere.2 4. What is the reason for MySpace ’ s withdrawn from the role as social networking site ?A. It is overtook by other social networking site like Facebook.B. It has lost its social users.C. It has introduced in too many advertisements .D. It has become a profit-making site.25 . Which of the following is NOT true ?A. Facebook users outnumber that of Google.B. Yourtube is one of Google services.C. Before this week, Google had lead all other websites on the measure of visits since 2007.D. Facebook is a social networking site.26 . The word “ stickiness ” in the penultimate paragraph probably means “____”A. The website is dirty and making users feel uncomfortable.B. The website often brings its users into situation embarrassing .C. The website, in essence, is difficult to tackle with.D. The website is attractive and makes users want to look at it for a long period of time27 . Which of the following is not the reason that Advertisers find Facebook appealing ?A. Facebook can attract a lot of audience .B. Facebook can help to target customers-to-be.C. Facebook allows more chances for the ads to be noticed.D. Facebook is able to move from positive cash flow to making profits.28 . T he author’ s attitude toward the development of Facebook is .A. positiveB. negativeC. objectiveD. Information is not enoughQuestions29-33 are based on Passage Two.Passage TwoAS EXECUTIVES from Toyota, including the firm’s boss, Akio Toyoda, squirmed before their tormentors in America’s Congress this week, there was little public gloating from rival carmakers. Although it is Toyota that is currently in the dock after a crushing series of safety-related recalls across the world, competitors are only too aware that it could be their turn next. After all, there is not a single bigcarmaker that has not modelled its manufacturing and supply-chain management on Toyota’s “lean production” system.That said, there is a widespread belief within the automotive industry that Toyota is the author of most of its own misfortunes. In his testimony to the House oversight committee on February 24th, Mr Toyoda acknowledged that in its pursuit of growth his firm stretched its lean philosophy close to breaking point and in so doing became “confused” about some of the principles that first made it great: its focus on putting custom er satisfaction above all else, and its ability “to stop, think and make improvements”.James Womack, one of the authors of “The Machine that Changed the World”, a book about Toyota’s innovations in manufacturing, dates the origin of its present woes to 2002, when it set itself the goal of raising its global market share from 11% to 15%. The target was “totally irrelevant to any customer” and was “just driven by ego”, he says. The rapid expansion, he believes, “meant working with a lot of unfamiliar suppli ers who didn’t have a deep understanding of Toyota culture.”By the middle of the decade recalls of Toyota vehicles were increasing at a sufficiently alarming rate for Mr Toyoda’s predecessor, Katsuaki Watanabe, to demand a renewed emphasis on quality control. But nothing was allowed to get in the way of another (albeit undeclared) goal: overtaking General Motors to become the world’s biggest carmaker. Even as Toyota swept past GM in 2008, the quality problems and recalls were mounting.The majority of tho se problems almost certainly originated not in Toyota’s own factories, but in those of its suppliers. The automotive industry operates as a complex web. The carmakers (known as original equipment manufacturers, or OEMs) sit at its centre. Next come the tier-one suppliers, such as Bosch, Delphi , Denso, Continental, Valeo and Tenneco, who deliver big integrated systems directly to the OEMs. Fanning out from them are the tier-two suppliers who provide individual parts or assembled components either directly to the OEM or to tier-one suppliers. (CTS Corp, the maker of the throttle-pedal assemblies that Toyota has identified as one of the causes of “unintended acceleration” in some of its vehicles, is a tier-two supplier whose automotive business accounts for about a third of its sales.)On the outer ring of the web are the tier-three suppliers who often make just a single component for several tier-two suppliers. Although there are literally thousands of tier-two and tier-three suppliers around the world, their numbers have been culled over the last decade as the OEMs and the tier-one firms have worked to consolidate their supply chains by concentrating business with a smaller number of stronger companies.Toyota revolutionised automotive supply-chain management by anointing certain suppliers as the sole source of particular components, leading to intimate collaboration with long-term partners and a sense of mutual benefit. In contrast, Western carmakers tended either to source in-house or award short contracts to thelowest bidders. The quality Toyota and its suppliers achieved made possible the “just in time” approach to delivering components to the assembly plant. In his book, Mr Womack quotes a Toyota supplier: “We work without a safety net, so we can’t affor d to fall off the high wire. We don’t.”Most big car firms now operate in a similar way. Ford, for example, will often work with a tier-one supplier for up to three years before a new model comes off the production line to ensure that the design and manufacturing of important components is sound. So-called cross-functional teams from both firms strive to eliminate defects. Rather than always going for the low bid, carmakers now look at the total cost of a component, including potential interruptions to production and, further down the line, customer warranty claims if quality is not up to scratch.By and large, the relationships between the OEMs and the tier-one suppliers run smoothly. When problems do crop up, it is usually with the tier-two and tier-three firms. A senior purchasing executive at one carmaker says that consolidation, the need to trim capacity and the shock to demand that began in mid-2008 have put the weaker parts of the supply chain under great strain: “Some of these are quite fragile busin esses. There’s a need for visibility, but we don’t always have it. If something goes wrong, we need transparency and speed of communication to make sure it doesn’t get to the customer.”A consequence of Toyota’s breakneck expansion was that it became incre asingly dependent on suppliers outside Japan with whom it did not have decades of working experience. Nor did Toyota have enough of the senior engineers, known as sensei, to keep an eye on how new suppliers were shaping up. Yet Toyota not only continued to trust in its sole-sourcing approach, it went even further, gaining unprecedented economies of scale by using single suppliers for entire ranges of its cars across multiple markets.A senior executive at a big tier-one supplier argues that although Toyota’s single-supplier philosophy served it well in the past, it took it to potentially risky extremes, especially when combined with highly centralised decision-making in Japan. “There’s a trade-off ,” he says. “If you don’t want duplication of supply you ha ve to have very close monitoring, you have to listen to your supply base and you have to have transparency. That means delegating to local managers. With Toyota, it works well at the shop-floor level, but things break down higher up.”In the aftermath of T oyota’s crisis, the industry is now asking itself whether sole-sourcing has gone too far. “It may be safer not to have all your eggs in one basket, but to have maybe three suppliers for major components who can benchmark each other,” says another purchasin g manager. Until very recently, Toyota was the peerless exemplar. For now, at least, it is seen as an awful warning.29 . Which of the following best de fines “ lean production system ”?A. The production system is less wasteful and more efficient.B. The production system is not duplicated.C. The production depends solely on one big supplier .D. All of the above .30 . According to James Womack , which of the following was discovered to be the cause of Toyota ’ s crysis ?A. It lacks close monitoring.B. It is driven by its goals of expansion.C. It is self-complacent.D. It depends on one supplier.31 . When did Toyota vehicle recall begin to alarm its leaders ?A. 2010B. 2002C. 2009D. 200532 . With respect to the crisis, what are the advantages of Toyota ’ s supply-chain management?A. More efficient in time.B. More secured in quality.C. With a net of trust and safety.D. More money saving.33 . Wh at is the possible meaning of “ trade off ” in the penultimate paragraph ?A. Buy and sell.B. Sell away.C. Exchange.D. A balance between two opposing things.Section B Business Writing 20% (20 minutes)You are Michael Leung . You bought 2010 Camry three weeks ago from Toyota, and now you found your car was in the recall list. So write a complaint letter to Toyota and tell the person concerned this:1) Describe to him the item you bought .2) Tell him what ’ s wrong and what troubles this recall has brought to you.3) Say what you want done to remedy the situation , for example, a refund or repair, or a temporary car.Write 100- 120 words.Write on your Answer Sheet.Module IIIBusiness Knowledge and Translation 25% (30 minutes)Section A 10%Directions: Translate the following business terminologies into Chinese and briefly define the terms in English.1. FOB (shipping)TranslationDefinition:2. Direct investmentTranslationDefinition3. L/CTranslationDefinition4. DumpingTranslationDefinition5. Dividen dsTranslationDefinitionSection B 15%Directions: Translate the following passage into English and write the English version on the Answer Sheet.中国官方统计数据显示，中国2月份房屋销售价格同比上涨10.7%，涨幅较1月份的9.5%有所扩大。
托业考试(TOEIC)怎么考高分(综合)
托业考试(TOEIC)怎么考高分发表于十月20, 2008 由hellen在读整篇文章之前我要先声明一下. 因为每个人的期望不一样,对高分的定义也不一样.我的第一外语不是英语,所以我对自己的标准可能跟某些人是不一样的.我是9月份参加托业考试的, 出来的成绩是875分, 我听说目前托业考过900分以上的人也很多,所以,如果你定的高分标准跟我不一样的话,下面的文章你就不用看了.^^（如果想知道我的英语学习经历请看我的英语学习经历）我觉得我能考这个分数，主要是因为坚持了下面几点,希望能跟大家分享.1.考试和兴趣要结合起来－整天让自己啃相关教材或模拟试题并不是一个很好玩的事情，所以如果想让自己走得更远，就得结合自己的兴趣。
而且通过兴趣也能提高英语水平。
－刚开始的时候由于英文底子很差，很多模拟试题中的单词我都不太懂，但是光背单词书就背不下来。
后来我通过看英文书籍、Blog等方法增加了我的单词量。
比如transparency这个单词刚开始怎么也背不了，但是自从从杰克维尔奇写的书里看到这个单词以后就很容易记住了。
2.给自己订一个高的目标－我觉得目标这个东西有时候很神奇的，从去年12月份决定考托业以后刚开始我觉得自己能考过700份就已经很不错了，因为700分这个分数其实也不算低。
但是后来阴错阳差地把目标调到900分。
但是刚开始虽然我口头上说目标是900分，但可以说这个目标自己一直都没有相信这个目标可以达成。
^^- 但是最终来说这个调高的目标确实帮了我不少，我把MSN的名字前面加了（900），这样我每天看着这个，就会提醒自己要好好学了。
－我觉得给自己订高的目标以后重要的是让自己每天都看到这个目标，并告诉周围的人这个目标。
我觉得每个人的潜力都是无限的，正因为如此，有时候我们也会达成看起来根本无法完成的目标。
3.持之以恒地学习，每天坚持半个小时也没关系－由于上班，每天学习的时间很有限，而且上班时根本没有时间看书。
我学习的时间是每天早上班半个小时，利用半个小时做一套阅读的模拟题（阅读5，6部分），然后有时候晚上如果不是很累的话回来做一套听力模拟题，或听听joel osteen的半个小时视频或看friends. 然后每个周末至少抽3个小时学习或做一套整的模拟题。
【7A文】TOEIC(托业)考试的成绩与英语能力快速对照表
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感谢您参加“大学生职业英语运动 TOEIC(托业)模拟测试”。您的 TOEIC(托业) 模拟测试成绩低于 205 分。在这个分数范围内考生仅能以熟悉的英语句子应付 最低的需求，基本上不具备使用英语进行有效交流的能力。通常仅能以背诵的 句子询问或作答，或使用独立的单词来表达意思，无法自行造句。在这个分数 范围内的考生的英语能力通常表现为： 能非常有限地表达简单的英语信息； 知道一些常用英语单词，如衣服、颜色、时间、日期等。 您的TOEIC(托业)模拟测试成绩还不能满足大部分企业对办公室员工英语能力 的要求。如P&G、FedEG、美的、丰田、海尔、NEC、上海贝尔-阿尔卡特等 公司对普通职员的TOEIC(托业)分数要求为700-780分。对于一般职员，如行 政、文员等岗位的TOEIC(托业)分数要求大多为600-750分。某些特定行业的， 如酒店、旅游、生产制造企业等对 TOEIC(托业)考试的分数要求一般在 500 – 650之间。 对于出国留学， 国外大多数院校接受650分-750的TOEIC(托业)成绩， 如所有爱尔兰大学、美国布法罗大学、法国商学院、日本200多所大学、韩国 近100所高校均接受TOEIC(托业)成绩。 您还需要经过一定时间、集中的英语学习来提高自己的职业英语能力。 注： 鉴于TOEIC(托业)模拟测试的考试管理模式与真正的TOEIC(托业)考试存在 一定的差异。本成绩及所对应的能力分析只适用于本次测试。我们希望通过此 次TOEIC(托业)练习，你能了解自己的职业英语交流能力，把握自己的职业方 向。
感谢您参加“大学生职业英语运动 TOEIC(托业)模拟测试”。您的 TOEIC(托业) 模拟测试成绩位于 420-605 分之间。 在这个分数范围内考生的英语水平基本可 以满足有限的社交需求。在事先准备好的情况下，可以持续面对面的英语交谈， 但由于英语词汇量不足，说话时经常犹豫不决，或被迫改变话题，语句也很简 420-605 单。与其交谈者，也经常需借助本身的日常生活经验，才能费力地了解说话者 的简单英语话语。在这个分数范围内的考生的英语能力通常表现为： 能同其它国家人员进行一般英语谈话，但可能需要对方放慢语速或重复 能按上下文暗示，进行简单的英语谈话
托业考试总分
托业考试总分托业考试总分是指在托福考试中获得的总分数，是评价考生英语语言能力的重要指标之一。
托业考试总分通常是由听力、阅读、口语和写作四个部分的分数组成。
每个部分的分数范围是不同的，听力和阅读部分的分数范围是0-495分，口语和写作部分的分数范围是0-200分。
考生的总分是这四个部分分数的总和。
在托业考试中，每个部分的分数都是通过机器评分和人工评分相结合的方式确定的。
机器评分主要针对客观题，如听力和阅读部分的多项选择题，而口语和写作部分则需要人工评分。
人工评分主要考察考生的语言表达能力、逻辑思维能力和论述能力。
托业考试总分的重要性在于它能够客观地反映考生的英语语言能力水平。
企业和教育机构通常会根据考生的托业总分来评判其是否具备足够的英语能力来胜任工作或学习任务。
因此，考生在备考托业考试时，应该注重各个部分的训练，力求在每个部分都取得尽可能高的分数，以获得更高的总分。
为了提高托业考试总分，考生可以采取以下几点策略：首先，要熟悉考试内容和考试形式。
了解每个部分的题型和要求，可以帮助考生有针对性地进行备考。
其次，要进行系统的复习。
分别针对听力、阅读、口语和写作部分进行练习和复习，掌握考试技巧和解题方法。
第三，要注重综合能力的提高。
托业考试总分是由各个部分的分数累加而成的，因此要注重综合能力的提高，不要只顾及某个部分的得分。
最后，要多做真题练习。
通过做真题可以熟悉考试形式和题型，提高答题的速度和准确性，从而提高托业考试总分。
总的来说，托业考试总分是考生英语语言能力的综合体现，考生在备考托业考试时，要注重各个部分的训练，掌握考试技巧和解题方法，提高综合能力，多做真题练习，才能取得更高的分数，展现出自己的英语水平。
希望考生在备考托业考试时，能够有所收获，取得理想的总分。
托业考试题型及分值
托业考试题型及分值一、考题类型托业考试总计200题，听力100道，阅读100道，全部是选择题。
形式为纸笔考试，考生需要在答题卡上涂出答案，试卷上不能写答案。
二、听力听力总计100题，分为4个部分，考试时间在45分钟左右，考场不发放耳机，直接公放音频。
下面就一一介绍4个题型。
Part 1 （6道题）考试形式主要是看一张图片，听4句话描述图片，选择最符合图片信息的句子。
例题：考生会听到4句话：(A)He's getting on the subway.(B)He's reading a notice on the wall of the train station.(C)He's strolling along the track.(D)He's standing alone on the platform. （正确答案）Part 2 (25题)在这个部分中，考试会先听到一个问题，比如说“Why did you get back from your trip so early ”，紧接着会听到3个回答，从回答中选择出最准确的选项。
例题：Why did you get back from your trip so early ”(A)Because the meeting got canceled. （答案）(B)Next Friday at the earliest.(C)I'll be taking the train.Part 3 (39题)这部分题就和常考的听力选择题一样，以人物对话的形式出题，一段材料中有3道题。
需要特别注意的是绝大部分的模考题的Part3听力时长比较短，但是考试的时候这一部分反而对话时间更长，因此平时要多练习做笔记，防止考试的时候难以适应。
例题：Part 4 （30题）Part4和Part3的考试形式非常类似，只是把人物对话换成了个人的直接陈述，依然是3道题为一组。
托业考试(TOEIC)内容及分值计算-托业.doc
托业考试（TOEIC）内容及分值计算-托业为您整理了“托业考试（TOEIC）内容及分值计算”，供广大考生备考使用。
祝您考试顺利！TOEIC(托业)考试的内容：托业(TOEIC)考试的试题是从世界上所有在工作环境中使用英语的国家收集，从口语和写作语言的样本中开发出来的，托业考试内容涵盖了广泛的日常商务活动，其主题包括：商务会见、合同、谈判、市场营销、产品销售、企划、会议、制造、工厂管理、装配线、质量控制、金融、预算、银行、投资、税收、会计、账目、研究、产品研发、董事会议、电话会议、传真与电子邮件，办公室程序、求职、采购、购物、订购、航运、发票、电子、科技、电脑、实验室、技术规格、旅行、酒店、外出就餐、宴会、客户沟通。
这些场景设置仅为托业试题提供参照情景——不要求应试者掌握专业商务和技术词汇。
TOEIC(托业)考试的分类：TOEIC(托业)考试适用于在国际环境中工作的人群，主要考察他们在跨国文化的环境下去执行工作或是日常活动的语言能力。
托业考试从四个方面考察应试者的英语交流技能，分别是听力、阅读、口语、写作。
1. TOEIC(托业)听力与阅读考试托业听力与阅读考试的内容取材于日常现实商务场景，直接体现应试者的听力与阅读理解能力。
托业听力与阅读考试采用计算机考试的形式。
听力考试总共有四大题，100 小题。
考生会听到各种各类英语的直述句、问句、短对话以及短独白，然后根据所听到的内容回答问题。
听力的考试时间大约为45 分钟。
第一大题：照片描述10 题(四选一)第二大题：应答问题30 题(三选一)第三大题：简短对话30 道题(四选一)第四大题：简短文章30 题(四选一)阅读考试总共有三大题，100 小题。
考生须阅读多种题材的文章，然后回答相关问题。
考试时间为75 分钟，考生可在时限内依自己能力调配阅读及答题速度。
第五大题：完成句子40 题(四选一)第六大题：短文填空12 题(四选一)第七大题：阅读理解48 题(四选一)2. TOEIC(托业)口语与写作考试托业口语与写作考试直接衡量应试者的英语口语及写作能力，考试中出现的内容均为日常工作、生活场景中常用的表达方式与常见词汇。
托业成绩分析详解
托业成绩分析详解托业（Test of English for International Communication）是一项国际标准化英语考试，旨在评估非英语为母语者在商务和工作场景中的英语语言能力。
参加托业考试的考生通常是希望进入国际企业或机构工作、申请留学以及证明自身英语能力的人士。
本文将详细分析托业成绩的构成、评分标准以及对托业成绩进行提升的方法。
一、托业成绩构成托业考试分为听力、阅读、口语和写作四个部分，各部分的成绩构成如下：1. 听力（Listening）：该部分主要测试考生对英语听力的理解能力。
听力部分包括短对话、长对话和短文理解等不同形式的题型，考察考生对英语语音、语调、语速和信息理解的能力。
2. 阅读（Reading）：托业阅读部分旨在评估考生的阅读理解和信息提取能力。
阅读材料主要涉及商务场景和工作场景中的文章，包括新闻、公告、邮件、报告等不同类型的文本。
考生需要根据阅读材料回答相关问题。
3. 口语（Speaking）：托业口语部分主要测试考生的口头表达能力和交流能力。
口语部分包括独立口语和综合口语两个部分，考生需要根据所给的题目或提示，进行口头表达和回答问题。
4. 写作（Writing）：托业写作部分要求考生根据所给的题目或情景，进行书面表达。
写作部分包括独立写作和综合写作两个部分，考生需要写一篇文章或回答问题。
二、托业成绩评分标准托业考试采用标准化评分体系，最终成绩将分为听力、阅读、口语和写作四部分的分数以及总分。
具体评分标准如下：1. 听力和阅读：听力和阅读成绩以每部分的正确题数计算，然后将其换算成标准化分数。
听力和阅读的每个题目都有相应的得分，根据答案的准确度给予相应分数。
2. 口语：口语成绩以流畅度、口音、语法和词汇运用、逻辑性思维和语言表达能力等多个方面综合评估。
考生的回答将被评委进行评分，最后得出相应的成绩。
3. 写作：写作成绩将根据文章的内容质量、语法和词汇运用、结构和组织以及语言表达能力等方面进行评估。
托业口语评分标准
托业口语评分标准一、综合语言运用能力 (得分范围：0-9)综合语言运用能力评估考察考生在口语交际中的英语运用能力。
评分标准如下：1. 流利度与完整性（Fluency and Coherence）：考察考生流利地表达观点，并能以连贯的方式组织语言，保持话题的连贯性。
- 9分：流利地使用英语，表达清楚，几乎没有任何中断或停顿。
- 5分：表达基本准确，但存在较多中断和停顿，影响流利度和连贯性。
- 1分：表达困难，存在严重的中断和停顿，几乎无法保持话题的连贯性。
2. 发音（Pronunciation）：考察考生发音的准确性和自然程度。
- 9分：发音非常准确，自然而流利，几乎没有任何发音错误。
- 5分：发音基本准确，但时常有一些发音错误，不过不影响交流。
- 1分：发音错误频繁且明显，影响交流。
3. 语法（Grammar）：考察考生的语法运用能力，包括句子结构、时态等方面。
- 9分：几乎没有语法错误，句子结构清晰，时态准确。
- 5分：存在一些语法错误，但不影响理解和交流。
- 1分：语法错误明显，影响理解和交流。
4. 词汇（Vocabulary）：考察考生的词汇量和词汇运用能力，包括词汇的准确性和多样性。
- 9分：广泛运用丰富的词汇，准确表达自己的观点。
- 5分：使用的词汇基本准确，但有时会出现词汇选择不准确的情况。
- 1分：词汇使用错误或非常有限，难以有效地表达观点。
二、语言知识和理解范围（得分范围：0-9）语言知识和理解范围评估考察考生对语言的理解和掌握程度。
评分标准如下：1. 理解（Comprehension）：考察考生理解对话和文章的能力。
- 9分：理解能力非常强，准确把握对话和文章的主旨和细节。
- 5分：基本能理解对话和文章的主旨和细节，但偶尔会有一些误解。
- 1分：理解能力较弱，很难把握对话和文章的主旨和细节。
2. 词汇理解（Vocabulary Understanding）：考察考生对词汇的理解能力。
托业考试等级划分
托业考试等级划分托业（TOEIC）考试是国际上广泛认可的英语能力测试，用于评估非英语母语者在工作环境中的英语语言能力。
托业考试由美国教育测验服务社（ETS）主办，旨在为企业、机构以及个人提供一个客观和准确的英语语言水平评估标准。
本文将介绍托业考试的等级划分及其对应的能力描述。
一、托业考试的等级划分主要分为四个等级，分别为：初级（10-250分）、中级（255-400分）、高级（405-600分）和专业（605-990分）。
每个等级都代表着不同程度的英语语言能力和应用水平，具体的等级划分可参考托业考试官方网站或相关资料。
二、初级等级（10-250分）初级等级的考生通常具备一定的基础英语词汇和简单语法知识，能够理解和运用一些常用词汇和句型进行基本的书面和口语交流。
他们可以理解简单的工作指示和简短的口头交流，但在复杂和具体的语境下可能会遇到困难。
三、中级等级（255-400分）中级等级的考生在英语语言运用上更为熟练和自如，能够理解和适应一般工作场景中的书面和口头交流。
他们可以阅读和理解一些简单和通用的商务文件和邮件，能够进行简单的电话交流和会议讨论。
此外，他们还能够运用一些常见的商务词汇和表达方式进行书面和口语表达。
四、高级等级（405-600分）高级等级的考生在英语语言运用上表现出较高的熟练度和灵活性，能够在各种商务场景下进行流利和准确的口头和书面交流。
他们可以处理各类商务文件、合同和报告，能够理解并参与相对复杂的商务会议和商务谈判。
此外，他们还能够有效运用英语进行商务演示和描述。
五、专业等级（605-990分）专业等级的考生具备高水平的英语语言能力，能够处理各类专业性的商务和工作场景。
他们在阅读、听力、口语和写作等方面表现出非常高的能力水平，可以处理各类高难度的商务文档、专业报告和研究论文。
他们能够高效地组织和表达自己的观点，用精准和流利的英语与国际上的商务伙伴进行深入沟通和合作。
六、总结托业考试的等级划分为初级、中级、高级和专业四个等级，每个等级对应着不同程度的英语语言能力和应用水平。
托业分数要求
托业分数要求
托业分数要求是指在申请留学、移民、工作等方面，所需的托业（Test of English for International Communication）考试成绩
要求。
一般来说，不同的目的和机构对托业分数的要求会有所不同。
下面是一些常见的托业分数要求：
1. 申请留学：一般要求托业总分不低于80分，或者听说读写四项中至少两项分数不低于20分。
2. 申请移民：根据不同国家的移民政策和法律法规，要求的托
业分数也不同。
例如，加拿大联邦技术移民要求托业总分不低于 CLB 7（即听说读写四项中至少三项达到 6.0 分），而澳大利亚技术移民
则要求托业总分不低于 65 分。
3. 申请工作：在国际化的工作环境中，一些职位要求员工具备
良好的英语沟通能力，因此需要提供托业成绩来证明自己的英语水平。
一般要求托业总分不低于750分。
总之，考生在选择托业考试时，需要根据自己的具体目的和要求，了解所需的托业分数要求，并做好相应的备考和规划。
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