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Math test (in Chinese) if anyone is interested Version 1 for BS http://edu.sina.com.cn/shiti/2009/0607/1750010465.html http://edu.sina.com.cn/shiti/2009/0607/1

by est 17y ago

Math test (in Chinese) if anyone is interested Version 1 for BS http://edu.sina.com.cn/shiti/2009/0607/1750010465.html http://edu.sina.com.cn/shiti/2009/0607/1750010465.html Version 1 for BA http://edu.sina.com.cn/shiti/2009/0607/1930010486.html http://edu.sina.com.cn/shiti/2009/0607/1930010486.html Version 2 for BS http://edu.sina.com.cn/shiti/2009/0607/1958010489.html http://edu.sina.com.cn/shiti/2009/0607/1958010489.html Version 2 for BA http://edu.sina.com.cn/shiti/2009/0608/1416010515.html http://edu.sina.com.cn/shiti/2009/0608/1416010515.html English test Version 1 http://edu.sina.com.cn/shiti/2009/0608/1916010543.html http://edu.sina.com.cn/shiti/2009/0608/1916010543.html Version 2 http://edu.sina.com.cn/shiti/2009/0609/0010010616.html http://edu.sina.com.cn/shiti/2009/0609/0010010616.html See rest of the tests (History, Geograph, Chemistry, etc) here, all of them are in Chinese through. http://edu.sina.com.cn/gaokao/2009gdgaokaoztjdp/index.html http://edu.sina.com.cn/gaokao/2009gdgaokaoztjdp/index.html

eru 17y ago
Interesting, that everyone (i.e. even the Chinese) use latin script for variables.
- TheSOB88 17y ago
  And Arabic for numbers! Wowww, crazy.
  - icey 17y ago
    When I was a kid, it blew my mind that we use Arabic numerals, but they don't use them in Arabic speaking countries. Or rather, Arabic script does not use Arabic numerals as we know them.
rms 17y ago
Are the math tests no calculator allowed?
- deleted 17y ago
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- est 17y ago
  yes, digital calculator is allowed
  - rms 17y ago
    Basic scientific calculator or a full feature graphic calculator? At a glance, I think I would have been able to prepare just fine for that test as a high school senior with a scientific calculator (means it has +-/*, and log, sqrt sin cos etc.), but it would have been a breeze with a TI-89 (which symbolically solves equations and simplifies expressions). If graphing calculators are allowed that would give a very big advantage to the rich or anyone that knows what a big advantage such a calculator gives.
j2d2 17y ago
Hmm... sounds shiti!
- j2d2 17y ago
  It says "shiti" in the url. Have fun some fun people!
  - icey 17y ago
    It starts with these kinds of comments and ends with every submission having an enormous pun-thread at the top. I think we all know where to go for those shenanigans.

by est 17y ago

eru 17y ago

Interesting, that everyone (i.e. even the Chinese) use latin script for variables.

TheSOB88 17y ago
And Arabic for numbers! Wowww, crazy.
- icey 17y ago
  When I was a kid, it blew my mind that we use Arabic numerals, but they don't use them in Arabic speaking countries. Or rather, Arabic script does not use Arabic numerals as we know them.

rms 17y ago

Are the math tests no calculator allowed?

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est 17y ago
yes, digital calculator is allowed
- rms 17y ago
  Basic scientific calculator or a full feature graphic calculator? At a glance, I think I would have been able to prepare just fine for that test as a high school senior with a scientific calculator (means it has +-/*, and log, sqrt sin cos etc.), but it would have been a breeze with a TI-89 (which symbolically solves equations and simplifies expressions). If graphing calculators are allowed that would give a very big advantage to the rich or anyone that knows what a big advantage such a calculator gives.

j2d2 17y ago

Hmm... sounds shiti!

j2d2 17y ago
It says "shiti" in the url. Have fun some fun people!
- icey 17y ago
  It starts with these kinds of comments and ends with every submission having an enormous pun-thread at the top. I think we all know where to go for those shenanigans.