Many people easily confuse English II with degree English, but there are obvious differences between them. So what's the difference between self-taught English II and degree English?

The test requirements are different.

English (2) is assessed in written form, with a full score of 100 and a score of 60. Students are required to have a vocabulary of about 3500-4000. The examination of this course is a national unified examination, and the national textbooks are also unified. The form of degree English test is mainly written test, which requires candidates to have about 4,200 words, with full marks of 100 and 120, mainly according to provincial regulations.

The exam questions are different

English (2) test questions include: reading judgment, reading choice, summarizing the general idea of paragraphs and completing sentences, filling in sentences, filling in words, cloze and essay writing. The test items of degree English include: vocabulary and grammatical structure, reading comprehension, cloze, translation and practical writing.

Different degrees of difficulty

Degree English is a little more difficult. From the perspective of vocabulary and grammar, the difficulty level of English II is level 3, while the difficulty level of degree English is level 3 and a half, so degree English is slightly more difficult.