真牛!Avondale一华裔学生英语成绩不仅是班上一流,而且是世界一流的

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【澳纽网编译】Justin Yang 不仅在新西兰的英语水平上名列前茅——他还是世界名列前茅。

这位埃文代尔学院 11 年级的学生在剑桥大学国际英语考试中一举拿下 99% 的成绩。

虽然他承认世界各地的其他人可能也获得了 99% 的分数,但没有人获得 100%。

考试于去年 11 月奥克兰解除封锁仅几天后举行,考试重点是四篇随笔。



一个是他在这一年读过的一首诗,另一个是小说,还有两个是关于戏剧的——莎士比亚的罗密欧与朱丽叶和亚瑟米勒的坩埚(The Crucible)。

杨告诉 Checkpoint,当他看到自己的结果时,他感到很惊讶。

“我写了我对文学作品的感受和我对它的看法,我认为那会很好,但我实际上并没有期望得分这么好。

“我非常兴奋,因为我从没想过会得到这么好的分数。我真的没想到新西兰或世界之巅。”

杨说他非常感谢他所做的所有努力都得到了回报。

“你的目标是 100 分,但你从没期望,但你会尽力而为,努力争取,即使我在学校生涯中没有达到 100 分,我对此非常满意。我会取得好成绩。”

他不仅英语成绩特别高,而且数学成绩也高达93%。

然而,他说他一直更倾向于社会科学,但没有选择那些科目。

“我想实力这个词在这里很合适,就像那种刚刚延续到英语的能力,我真的很喜欢它。”




原文

Avondale student not just top of class but top of world for English

Justin Yang is not just top of New Zealand for English at his year level – he’s top of the world.

The Avondale College Year 11 student blitzed the Cambridge University International English exam, scoring 99 per cent.

While he admits others throughout the world may have also scored 99 per cent, no one got 100 per cent.

The exam, which took place just a few days after Auckland moved out of lockdown in November last year, focused on four essays.

One was on a poem he had read during the year, another was on a novel and two were about plays – Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and Arthur Miller’s The Crucible.

Yang told Checkpoint he was surprised when he saw his results.

“I’d written what I felt about the literature and my opinion towards it, and I thought that that would have been good, but I wouldn’t have actually expected to score so well.

“I was very excited because I never expected to get such a good score. I wasn’t really expecting top of New Zealand or top of the world.”

Yang said he was very thankful that all the hard work he did paid off.

“You aim for the 100 but you never expect it, but you want to work at it to get it and like, even if I don’t achieve a 100 like even in my school career, I’m pretty satisfied with that. Like if I get good grades.”

He not only scored exceptionally high for English but also scored 93 per cent for math.

However, he said he’s always been more inclined towards social sciences but didn’t choose those subjects.

“I guess the word prowess is very suitable here, like that kind of ability just carried over to English and I really enjoyed it a lot.”

– RNZ

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