6 points: Candidates with this score can usually understand a long speech, understand detailed explanations or explanations, generally understand the facts, attitudes, opinions and purposes directly stated, and basically hear the main contents of the speech.

Distinguish between relevant and irrelevant information, generally infer the implied meaning, without dealing with words and structures one by one. Remember enough information to understand the meaning, such as personal pronouns. Be able to manage

Understand most words related to various topics, including some unique terms in academic English.

Candidates with a score of 6.5 can better use and demonstrate these listening skills.

7 points: Candidates with this score can usually understand long speeches and detailed task descriptions or explanations, and some tasks are more complicated. Although the speaker doesn't express it directly, he can recognize their implicit thoughts and attitudes.

Degree, viewpoint or purpose. You can easily understand the meaning of the words you hear, including the meaning of intra-sentence reference and cross-sentence reference, without having to process the words and structures one by one. Able to understand a wide range of vocabulary, including some

Authentic expressions, technical and academic terms are understandable even if the language and content of the materials are complicated.

Candidates with a score of 7.5 can better use and demonstrate these listening skills.

8 points: Candidates with this score can usually understand a long, complex and detailed speech, and can automatically identify and process language and grammar, so they can concentrate on the overall content expressed by the speaker. Can be widely understood

Words in the general field include true expression, fixed phrases or abnormal collocation, and technical and academic terms.

Candidates with a score of 8.5 can better use and demonstrate these listening skills.