HSK 2
This test is for beginners who have around 60h of classes under their belt and mastered 300 words, double the effort of HSK 1 if you want. It is, similar to HSK 1, made up by a listening and a reading part, lasting 55 minutes in total.
11-20: Question 11-20 confront with you some pictures (more than on the picture above) and 5 questions (x2) and you need to enter the letter where the picture fits best with what you hear.
21-30: The third part gives you 3 choices and you need to choose the one fitting best to the text you hear.
31-35: And the final 5 questions, which are similar to part three, just maybe a little bit more difficult.
41-45: At questions 41-45 you have some words with capital letters in front of them and you need to put them into the gaps of the sentences as shown in the graphic.
46-50: Part three confronts you with a short text and a statement, depending on whether this statement is right or wrong, you need to fill in the blank on the right accordingly.
51-60: The last 10 questions require you to match the sentences on the top with the sentences on the bottom by filling in the correct letter on the right.
Part 1: Listening
1-10: The first 10 questions require you to listen to a tune twice and then determine whether the picture is right or wrong, in other words has something to do with the text you heard or not.
11-20: Question 11-20 confront with you some pictures (more than on the picture above) and 5 questions (x2) and you need to enter the letter where the picture fits best with what you hear.
21-30: The third part gives you 3 choices and you need to choose the one fitting best to the text you hear.
31-35: And the final 5 questions, which are similar to part three, just maybe a little bit more difficult.
Part 2: Reading
36-40: The first reading part gives you some pictures (more than on the picture above) and 5 answers, and you need to put in the letter of the picture fitting best to the sentence.
41-45: At questions 41-45 you have some words with capital letters in front of them and you need to put them into the gaps of the sentences as shown in the graphic.
46-50: Part three confronts you with a short text and a statement, depending on whether this statement is right or wrong, you need to fill in the blank on the right accordingly.
51-60: The last 10 questions require you to match the sentences on the top with the sentences on the bottom by filling in the correct letter on the right.
