考博英语复试（精选7篇）
考博英语复试 篇1
1.So first, please make a self-introduction
Professors **,Good morning, the first thing I would like to say is thank you.I’ve been looking forward to this interview for a long time.My name is Dan Yanfang from Hanchuan, Hubei Province.I got a Bachelor’s degree for rhythmic gymnastics and Master’s degree for sports humanities.Now I’m teaching sports humanities and figure exercises in a university in Hunan Province.I am married and have a lovely daughter.You may agree with me that once you become a parent, you will be responsible to set yourself as a good example, so I am trying my best to be a qualified role model.As you can see, I am easygoing.I have a lot of friends, and I am pretty good at dealing with personal relations.Besides, I am ambitious and diligent.When I work in the university, I could not help thinking about pursuing a doctor’s degree.For I think knowledge is indispensable spiritual food.A person who is easily content with the present will quickly lag behind, so I make up my mind to take the doctor’s entrance exam.I know it is not easy to pass it, but I believe when there is a will, there is a way.I am never afraid of challenges, what I fear is staying still and never going forward.When I was at graduate school, I have done a great job.I have hosted some academic projects at university, provincial and national levels, published several papers in provincial and national core journals and got some prizes as well.But since I am more interested in rhythmic gymnastics, I decide to change back and continue studying rhythmic gymnastics.These two majors are closely linked to each other, so I am confident that I can adapt to the change.As for my doctor-plan, I will first strengthen theoretic study and achieve a more systematic view of its essence and spirit.Secondly, I will proceed to do academic research, and assist professors of sport popularization, either theoretically or practically.2.Well, could you tell me why you choose this major?(Why do you change your major?)
As to this question, I have mentioned that I’ve learned rhythmic gymnastics and sports humanities.Personally speaking, the former one is more interesting and fascinating.Besides, these two majors are closely related to each other.What I learned on master’s degree should be put to practice, so as to show the practical value of physical education.Furthermore, rhythmic gymnastics can reflect the beauty of life.As a PE practitioner, I will spare no effort to make a contribution to the development of this sport.3.Why do you choose our school?
To tell you the truth, I am a native citizen.All my friends are here.I really miss my parents.What’s more, Wuhan is universally known for its education.Among all the universities, WIPE is the best at physical education.I am deeply impressed by distinguished professors, such as **, and advanced facilities.Also your campus is amazing in terms of learning atmosphere and natural scenery.It will be so great if I can study here.4.What do you think of rhythmic gymnastics?
Generally speaking, rhythmic gymnastics is a sport interpreting the beauty of life.It should be fully developed, but in reality, it is not so.It is now facing with some problems, for example, lack of professional team and qualified human resources, insufficient fund and limited sources, low competitiveness and so on.In my opinion, we can handle these problems by attaching equal importance to popularize and improve the sport, further expanding marker demand, and sticking to sustainable development.5.How do you plan your doctorate study?
As I have mentioned that rhythmic gymnastics is of some problems.Therefore, I will first strengthen theoretic study in order to achieve a systematic understanding of its essence and spirit.Secondly, I will proceed to do academic research, and assist professors of sport popularization, either theoretically or practically.Thirdly, I will focus on **(自己的创新点)
6.What kind of academic achievements have you got at graduate school?
I have hosted 3 academic projects at university and provincial levels, and taken part in another 3 at national level.4 papers have been published in provincial and national core journals as first author.3 of them got the first, second, and third prizes respectively.7.Please make a self-evaluation.(English proficiency/character/scientific research ability)You may see that I am a woman, a mother, a teacher and above all, a student.As a woman, I am considerate and meticulous.As a mother, I am tender and kind.As a teacher, I am analytical, rigorous and composed in front of difficulties.As a student, I am humble, adaptive and have a strong sense of comprehension.The curiosity about rhythmic gymnastics is a constant motivation that can push me forward.I am not afraid of meeting challenge.Of course, I still have some weaknesses.My understanding of both rhythmic gymnastics and sports
humanities may be limited and need improvement.I might not live up to your standard, but I would do my best in academic and practical study so as to contribute to the development of rhythmic gymnastics.8.Except rhythmic gymnastics, what else do you like?
Except rhythmic gymnastics, I am fond of playing table tennis.It is a good way of relaxation and it is helpful to your physical and mental health.9.What do you think of your English?
I have finished New Concept English 3 and 4 when I was at school and at work, so I am good at reading and writing.But as you can see it, due to lack of practice, I am poor at listening and speaking like most of Chinese students.10.Since you mentioned your job in Hunan, could you tell us more about it?
2006年考研英语复试听力策略 篇2
明确报考院校的出题范围
今年各高校基本上会延续2005年的测试方法，这也意味着考试内容、考试程序、计分方法仍旧各不相同，具体分为以下几种方式：
1、英语听力口语测试与专业课面试分开，并专门进行历时约为30分钟的听力放音笔试和口语面试测试；
2、听力和口语放在一起进行测试，整体测试分项打分；
3、听力进行专门单项测试，口语测试与专业课面试相结合；
4、听力口语测试全部与专业课面试相结合，整体测试分项打分。
由于各校听力内容差别很大，有的学校的听力试题就是六级听力真题；还有的学校的听力试题则需要听一段与专业有关的英语段子后再回答问题。对于借用相对成熟的测试体系（类似六级）的学校，考生复习起来就会相对简单，只需利用历年听力真题来备考就能达到事半功倍的效果。
但是对于有些院校，如清华，其听力要求为：“本部分以考查学生理解真实性英语语言表达内容为宗旨。放录音时间约30分钟；内容选自日常对话、采访、新闻、简短讲座等录音素材。考试形式为以记笔记形式填表格、完成句子、回答问题，以体现常用理解和表达能力的主观题型为主，不采用多项选择题型。”这样难度就大多了。因此在明确各校英语复试听力不尽相同的情况之后，考生们就应该针对自己将要面对的考试类型进行准备。
狠抓基本功，多听多练
无论哪种类型的听力考试，对其基本技能的要求总是万变不离其宗的，下面我们就来看看，如何从本开始，提高听力：
首先考生本人尤其要重视自己的发音，充分掌握英音和美音的发音规则和区别、连读的规则等等。如果考生自己的发音都不标准，听到标准音的时候肯定也分辨不出来。这就需要从根本上去改变我们多年养成的一些错误发音习惯——小到元音、辅音，大到弱读、连读、失爆等等。针对这种情况，考生平时应多查字典，校对正确的音标，掌握正确的发音规则，还可以去参考市面上与语音有关的材料。另外，矫正语音最有效的方法之一就是跟读磁带，只需逐字逐句地跟读一盘磁带甚至半盘磁带即可保证有完美的发音。
其次，听力考试时对词汇量也有一定的要求。但是必须根据各高校考查方法有针对性地准备。参加借用成熟测试体系的复试考生掌握大约3500个基本词汇已经足够了，如果能在此基础上再参考一些六级的听力词汇和六级听力材料那就更为理想了。因为六级的语速是每分钟160～180个单词，而考研复试的语速通常不会超过该速度。对于那些听力考试材料是本校专业英语材料的考生来说，难度还是比较大的！这部分考生需要掌握大量专业词汇并要求达到能听能说的高度。因此这些考生需要经常关注自己所报考院系的研究动向，找一些专业英语磁带作为听力材料，并且达到听完之后能复述解释某些专业内容的程度。
再次，针对不少高校复试听力考查偏向于主观题型的现象，笔者建议广大考生在考前还要多做精听和听写两项练习。精听就是将录音材料上的信息全部听下来，做到听懂。听写就是在精听的基础上，将听到材料记录下来。材料可以以六级材料为标准，不要选取篇幅过长的文章。每篇文章以听四遍为标准，其中两遍为慢速。听力的提高是一个长期的过程，但是只要每天多花时间并采取恰当的方法，在短期之内一定可以在原有水平上更上一层楼。
考博口语复试自我介绍 篇3
【考博口语复试自我介绍一】
Good afternoon,professors!I am great honored to meet you here.Now allow me to give a brief self-introduction.My name is xx,xx years old,born in xx city,xx province.I have been working for nearly xx years.I am open-minded,quick in thought and very fond of history.In my spare time,I have broad interest like many other youngers.In year xx,I entered xx,major in xx.After my graduation,I entered xx University to study my postgraduate course,major in xx.In those 7 years study,I worked hard,and I gained scholarship for many times.During 3 years study in xx University, under the strict guidance of my tutor,I have learned systematically the theory of xx.I benefit from working together with excellent colleague.xx University shares many same characteristics with xxx University.Both of them have a refreshing,scholarly atmosphere.After my graduation in xx, I worked in xx.I got a position in xx.However,with time going on,the more I experienced,the clearer I realized that I am really interested in xx.I am eager to learn more about xx and I hope I can study further.I wish to find a way to solve the complicated problem in my daily work.So I started the way to pursuing my studies in xx,and work hard for about half year.Now all my hard word has got a result since I have a chance to be interview by you.If luckily I got the chance to learn xx,I will work harder than before.Thank you!
【考博口语复试自我介绍二】
Good morning, Dear Professors:
It’s my honor to introduce myself.My name is XXX, I am fromXXCountyXXProvince, December XXXX I was born in a poor family, and my parents are farmers, I love and respect them very much.We were delight with my becoming a fresh man in Septemberx.Luckily, I was permitted to be a graduate student after 4 years colorful life on campus.I received my Bachelor degree20xx inXX Institute of Science and Technology, then a Master degree20xx inXX University of Science and Technology.For those 7 years my major was Die Design.Before I received my Master degree, I had done the subject of XXXXXXXXXXX.For the past 3 years, I have been inXXXXXXCollege, where I have been and still am a teacher.I teach students Machine Design etc.I have published more than 10 first-author papers.That’s all, thanks!
【考博口语复试自我介绍三】
考博后记：湘雅考博关键在英语 篇4
心里很平静的经过了等成绩和出复试分数线的过程。
当输入准考证号的那一瞬间又经历了一把心跳加速，扫眼过去，发现了有80几分的，有70几分的，最后看到了60分的。有一种莫名的失落的感觉。
英语60，免疫学74，内科学87,。这个成绩也对得起江东父老了，每科都是100分的，而且本人决无内部资料可言，咱导师是何人，又不是不知道，还是得靠自己，在千方百计的努力下（托付同学的同学）才提前1个月买回中南大学的历年真题，也怪自己之前太轻视了，原来买个试卷也是那么麻烦的事。当然也非常感谢帮助的同学，真的帮了很大的忙。
大学本科俺考试厉害，不是靠日积月累，而是靠会猜题，所以这次也把这一本领发挥的淋漓尽致，免疫学考的5道大题，猜中4道，还有1道出的实在是太偏了，其实免疫得74分也是不容易的了，5道大题，1道就是20分，就是说只要你有2道题没看中，上60分的机会都难。能拿这个成绩也是很安慰了。
再说说内科学，其实今年考的不难，但却也很偏，就连淀粉样肾病都考到了，不过上80分也是有难度的，我都不敢奢望有80分，突然得了87分，一个说明我能答的都答了，一个就是改试卷不严。
最后就是这个该死的英语了，其实英语我从来都不觉得是什么难题，也不惧怕他，更有热爱之处，去年的英语线是69分，这个虽然吓人，但是题目相对容易，作文好写，阅读也比较简单。考之前自己觉得做好了很充分的准备，但是去考了之后，才发现，准备工作还是没到位，今年的作文就出了些难题：题目是“继承与创新”，让你写250-300字来论述他们之间的关系，还要举自己的科研实验的例子。一上来就被唬住了，脑子里好像没什么储备，要知道去年考的是大学生找工作的事，这种话题简直就是信手捏来，可没办法啊，这回只好硬着头皮上了，边打草稿边写，自己心理都发慌，不是紧张而是肚子里没墨水啊，举得例子自己都感觉太简单了，所以最后花了整整1个小时才写完，写了300个字，所以我估计最后也就是得了个居中的分数14分。
今年的英语阅读有简单也有难的，有1篇是让你读了不知所谓的东西，内容到是知道再说什么，但选起来，每一个选项都难排除，所以，，另1篇阅读我整整读了3遍，到最后选完了选项都不知道他到底讲的是什么，，悲哀啊。单词量不行，本人之前那么用心积累的单词量没有15000也有10000吧，可居然被他雷到了，还真以为雷神正在上映啊。
英语写到最后基本是不够时间的，还有2篇翻译，英译中，和中译英。之前也有小练过，但是真正到自己写的时候，才发现自己的单词储备和速度太差了，翻译也用掉45分钟，又是悲哀的地方。
最后只有10分钟写单词和完型了，只能以最快的速度一遍过，边写边涂，谈不上任何的质量。
最后在交卷钟声响起时，终于把题目给做完了，简直是一场惊心动魄、死脑细胞的煎熬啊、单词5分，完型5分，阅读24，翻译12，作文14，总分60.我估计我的分数就是这样来的。
比起3年前的50几分，是有进步，但进步的也太少了吧。最后总结，考湘雅，关键在英语，而且湘雅医院的牛人确实比较牛，有这个实力，可以把分数线划到66分，当然自己的英语也不是一文不值，只是真的没有做好打硬仗的准备，特别是速度，不练习真的是不行啊，特别是作文和翻译，时间真的不够用。其实水平基本上是达到了，可是真的是欠完美发挥了。
最后总结几句，这次考博，谈不上虽败犹荣，但却也经历，体验过，学到很多宝贵备考经验了，下次准备的话也就得心应手了，当然，前提是还有下次，呵呵，我觉得一定会有下次的，你觉得呢？，，期待，，，有志者，事竟成！
2013年（医学）考博英语1次通过：http://
2013医学考博英语作文突破：http://kaobo.b2cedu.com/med/jingyan/Index.shtml
考博英语用书介绍 篇5
（搜索整理很多网站转载的，应该是比较认可的评价）
1《清华大学博士生入学考试—— 词汇训练》附有模拟题作者: 刘延 生安锋 等 编著出版社: 清华大学出版社《清华大学博士生入学考试—— 英语试题选编(修订版)》作者: 罗立胜 郑海鹰 编写出版社: 清华大学出版社
3《考博英语全真模拟试题》作者：金圣才，出版社: 中国石化出版社
4《考博英语阅读理解精粹100篇》作者: 博士研究生入学考试辅导用书编审委员会出版社:机械工业出版社（本人认为很不错）
5《考博英语全国名校真题精解(博士研究生入学考试辅导用书)》作者: 博士研究生入学考试辅导用书编审委员会出版社:机械工业出版社（这本书非常好，我在图书馆复印一本）
6《征服考博英语2005题》（含磁带一盘）作者：王湘云出版社：世界图书出版西安公司
7《考博英语词汇10000例精解（博士研究生入学考试辅导用书)》作者: 博士研究生入学考试辅导用书编审委员会出版社:机械工业出版社
8《考博专业课全国名校真题库——文史哲法类》《考博专业课全国名校真题库——理工类》《考博专业课全国名校真题库——医学类》作者：金圣才，出版社: 中国石化出版社9《考博英语实战指导》作者： 李靖出 版 社： 社会科学文献出版社（这本书讲解时分到位）
淘宝网考博用书
（你也可以在淘宝网络上搜索）
Ａ：2011考博英语全国名校真题精解（第五版）http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=4825946582&ad_id=&am_id=&cm_id=&pm_id=
怎样准备考博英语 篇6
考博士英语复习应该有针对性： 主要看你报考的事高校还是研究所，报考高校只要不是很国内最牛的学校，如北大和清华，就比较好复习，看看你要报考高校往年的试题熟悉一下题型。并且一定及时把握该校考博的信息，一般都会有招办出的考博复习资料，这些资料一定要完全搞懂，很可能其中的一部分习题就是考题哦。中科院的研究所是全国命题，需要好好准备，难度在六级以上。中科院出了一本书，也是关于英语词汇的，1万多词汇吧。多看看。多做些阅读理解习题，要学会快速阅读，中科院的考题不像六级那样每道题都有陷阱，一般看明白了文章即可答对，但是，阅读的篇幅和内容是相当之大，非六级能比，所以，锻炼快速阅读是基础。其他的，就是熟悉题型后，刻苦加勤奋加多练习了，祝你考试成功！
1）如果基础相对较好：有一两本就够了，可以选择那种按考试题型分项做分析的书，优点是指出难点，在配以相当数量的练习。
2）中等英语水平：三本书就够了。一本词汇书、一本阅读书、一本作文书。词汇书：避免选用密密麻麻全是单词的，一是背起来枯燥，二是记忆效率不高；而要选用附有例句的，一方面是可以增强语感，另一方面还可以练习写作和翻译，可谓一举几得:而《考博英语词汇10000详解》是值得推荐的；阅读材料可以选用华慧教育的《考博英语阅读理解强化练习100篇》，他每一篇阅读都有词汇，还有比较精美的翻译，有重点,难点,还有相关的练习.在遇到不懂得句子时可以参考，还可以参照检验一下自己对文章的理解是否准确
3）如果基础不太好：还需要“系统语法讲解”，建议先从基础开始复习,有必要时可以系统的复习一下。掌握好的复习方法与技巧,制定一份适合自己的复习计划,自己严格按照自己的复习计划来.而且时间也是一方面,可以早做准备开始复习.有什么问题可以随时和我们华慧教育联系,基本上每天都在线的.编辑推荐》
考博英语摘要练习 篇7
Before giant waves slammed into Sri Lanka and Indian coastlines ten days ago, wild and domestic animals seemed to know what was about to happen and fled to safety.According to eyewitness accounts, the following events happened: Elephants screamed and ran for higher ground.Dogs refused to go outdoors.Flamingos abandoned their low-lying breeding areas.Zoo animals rushed into their shelters and could not he enticed to come back out.The belief that wild and domestic animals possess a sixth sense--and knowing in advance when the earth is going to shake--has been around for centuries.Wildlife experts believe animals’ more acute hearing and other senses might enable them to hear or feel the Earth’s vibration, tipping them off to approaching disaster long before humans realize what’s going on.The massive tsunami was triggered by a magnitude 9 temblor off the coast of northern Sumatra island on December 26.The giant waves rolled through the Indian Ocean, killing more than 150,OOO people in a dozens of countries.Relatively few animals have been reported dead, however, reviving speculation that animals somehow sense impending disaster.Ravi Corea, president of the Sri Lanka wildlife Conservation Society was in Sri Lanka when the massive waves struck.Afterward, he traveled to the Patanangala beach inside Yala National Park, where some 60 visitors were washed away.The beach was one of the worst hit areas of the 500-squar-mile wildlife reserve, which is home to a variety of animals, including elephants, leopards, and 130 species of birds.Corea did not see any animal carcasses nor did the park personnel know of any, other than two water buffalos that had died, he said.Along India’s Cuddalore coast, where thousands of people perished, them Indo-Asian News Service reported that buffalos, goats, and dogs were found unharmed.Flamingos that breed this time of year at the Point Calimere wildlife sanctuary in India flew to higher ground beforehand, the news service reported.This article illustrates that animals do sense the natural disasters like the tsunami coming by their sixth sense.According to eyewitness accounts, the following events conducted by the animals such as the elephants, dogs, flamingos and a lot of animals in the zoo seemed to know what was about to happen and fled to safety.The belief that wild and domestic animals possess a sixth sense--and knowing in advance when the earth is going to shake--has been around for centuries.Wildlife experts believe animals’ more acute hearing and other senses might enable them to hear or feel the Earth’s vibration, tipping them off to approaching disaster long before humans realize what’s going on.The massive tsunami was triggered by a magnitude 9 temblor off the coast of northern Sumatra island on December 26.The giant waves rolled through the Indian Ocean, killing more than 150,OOO people in a dozens of countries.Patanangala beach was one of the worst hit areas of the 500-squar-mile wildlife reserve, which is home to a variety of animals, including elephants, leopards, and 130 species of birds.After the massive waves struck some 60 visitors were washed away.But people did not see any animal carcasses nor did the park personnel know of any, other than two water buffalos that had died.This is really a maricle.Therefore it is very important to study the sixth sense existing inside the animal body and making use of the discovery to benefit the human beings.2.Did Humans Lose Their Sixth Sense?
At one time humans also had this sixth sense, Rabinowitz said, but lost the ability, when it was no longer needed or used.Joyce Poole is director of the Savanna Elephant Vocalization Project, which has its headquarters in Norway.She said the reports of Sri Lanka’s elephants in Kenya for 25 years.She said the reports of Sri Lanka’s elephants fleeing to higher ground didn’t surprise her.Research on both acoustic and seismic communication indicates that elephants could easily pick up vibrations generated from the massive earthquake-tsunami, she said.People has also experienced this Firsthand.“I have been with elephants during two small tremors and on both occasions the elephants ran in alarm several seconds before I felt the tremor,”she said.One of the worlds’ most earthquake-prone countries is Japan, where devastation has taken countless lives and caused enormous damage to property.Researchers there have long studied animals in hopes of discovering what they he81of feel before the earth shakes.They hope that animals may be used as a prediction tool.Some US seismologists, on the other hand, are skeptical.There have been documented cases of strange animal behavior prior to earthquakes.But the United States Geological Survey(USGS), a government agency that provides scientific information about the Earth, says a reproducible connection between a specific behavior and the occurrence of a quake has never been made.“What we’re faced with is a lot of anecdotes,”said Andy Michael, a geophysicist at USGS.” Animals react to so many things--being hungry，defending their territories，mating，predators--so it’s hard to have a controlled study to get that advanced warning signal.”
In the 1970s,a few studies on animal prediction were done by USGS, “but
nothing concrete came out of it,” Michael said。Since that time the agency has made no further investigations into the theory.Humans once had the sixth sense but sometimes later lost the ability because it was no longer used.Present days, people discovered that some animals still have the sixth sense.For example elephants, in prior to be aware before a disaster hits, humans are now trying to use animals as a prediction tool.Although there are facts to prove that animals’ behavior change before a natural disaster, still some seismologists doubt that statement is true.People had made various investigations on animals’ sixth sense, but nothing concrete came out of it.Since the 1970s no one had made further investigation into the theory.自己翻的Baths and bathing have long been considered of medical importantce to man.In Greece there are the ruins of a battub and water system built over 3,000 persons could bathe at the same time.Treating disease by bathing has been popular for centuries.Modern medicinal bathing,or hydrutherapy,first became popular in Europe and by the late 1700`salso became popular in the United States.For many years also frequent bathing was believed to be bad for one`s health.Ordinary bathing just to be clean was avoided and perfume was often used to cover up body smells!
By the 1700`s doctor began to say that soap and water were good for heath.They believed that it was good for people to be clean.Slowly,people began to bathe more frequently.During the Victorian Age of the late 19th century,talking a bath on Saturday night bacame common.In the United States ordinarybathing was slow to bacome popular.During the 18th and early 19th centuries,many Americans were known as “The Great Unwashed!”In one American city,for example,aperson could only take a bath every thirty days!That was law!