Part 1:Reading and Summary (35 points) Questions 1-5 are based on the following task.(10 points) Sequencing: The following sentences go together to form a paragraph,but they are in the wrong order.Read the sentences carefully and put them in the right order.Write the correct letter of your choice (A-E)in the proper box and then transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet. A.We practised at three different levels of generalisation,a summary of the main idea, a summary for an abstract,and a more extended summary suitable for general review of an article. B.The last activity was on writing summaries. C.In so doing we saw that you cannot judge a summary by its length.Whether it is too long or too short or just the right length all depends on what it is wanted for. D.Then we concentrated on the purpose of summary and the amount of detail to be included. E.First,we looked at a list of do's and don'ts in summary writing. Question 1 2 3 4 5 Sentence 1 2 3 4 心 Correct Order Questions 6-9 are based on the following task.(10 points) Identifying the topic sentences: Read the following description of culture and customs of western countries.The topic sentence for each paragraph is omitted.Choose the correct topic sentence for each paragraph from the list of A-E provided.Put your answer in the proper box and then transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet. 6 Innumerable clubs and societies arrange dances and balls as social occasions for their members.People tend to go to such dances in groups,having first dinner together out or in the house of one of them.Dining out in a restaurant in the evening is not often in the 198Part 1:Reading arrel Sumntar}y ( }} points) Questions 1一5 are based on the following task.(10 points) Sequencing ; The following sentences go together to form a paragraph，but they are in the wrong order. Read the sentences carefully and put them in the right order. Write the correct letter of your choice (A-E) in the r}roper box and then transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet. A. We practised at three different levels of generalisation, a summary of the main idea， a summary for an abstract，and a more extended summary suitable for general review .}f an article. B. The last activity was on writing summaries. C. Inso da>ir:g we saw that you cannot judge a summary by its length. Whether it is too long or ion short or just the right length all depends on what it is wanted for. D. Then we concentrated on the purpose of summary and the amount of detail to be included. :. First，we looked at a list of do’s and don'ts in summary writing. C}uesiion 1 2 3 4 5 Sentence 1 2 3 4 5 Correct Order Questions 6一9 art0 based on the following task,(10 points) Identi行ing the topic sentences: Read the following description of culture and customs of western countries. The topic sentence for each paragrap ro is omitted. Choose the correct topic sentence for each paragraph from the list of A-b: provided. Put your answer in the proper box and then transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet. 6 Innumerable clubs and societies arrange dances and balls as social occasions for their members. People tend to go to such dances in groups,. having first dinner together out or in the house of one of them. Dining out in a restaurant in the evening is not often in the 198