时间:2019-02-17 作者:英语课 分类:新西兰英语


英语课

  On Wednesday, high school students who sat scholarship 1 exams at the end of last year, found their results on the NZQA website. By now, all students will have their results by mail too.

Scholarship exams are for the top students in schools. They are extra exams which students can choose to sit. About one third of Year 13 students usually choose to sit scholarship in one or more subjects. Scholarship tests higher level thinking skills, not just memorising. Students have to show they can use their knowledge for complex 2 situations. Only 3% of Year 13 students gain a scholarship. This gives them $500.

Outstanding scholarships 3 are given only to the top 0.4% in each subject. Any student who gets an outstanding scholarship is given $2,000 for their study in a New Zealand university. A very few students get more than one outstanding scholarship. Premier 4 scholarships go to any student who has three or more outstanding scholarships. Students with a premier scholarship get $10,000 for three years to study in a New Zealand university.

Last year eight students won a premier scholarship. It was interesting that these eight students came from a range of high schools: two were from a private school while the other six came from public schools in both cities and small towns. This shows that students can do well in most schools in New Zealand.



n.学问,学术成就,奖学金
  • The girl who won the scholarship was quite outstanding.得奖学金的女孩是相当杰出的。
  • I made up my mind to apply for a scholarship.我决定申请奖学金。
adj.复杂的,合成的,综合的;n.联合体
  • What he said was too complex for me to understand.他说的太复杂了,我无法了解。
  • Justice is part of the complex machinery of the law.正义是复杂的法律机器的一部分。
学问,学识( scholarship的名词复数 ); 奖学金
  • They awarded scholarships to needy students. 他们给贫苦学生颁发奖学金。
  • The best students are awarded special scholarships. 最好的学生将授予特殊奖学金。
adj.首要的;n.总理,首相
  • The Irish Premier is paying an official visit to Britain.爱尔兰总理正在对英国进行正式访问。
  • He requested that the premier grant him an internview.他要求那位总理接见他一次。
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acanthoidine
adjacent line
air-breather
ambiguohypoglossal
avoking
bestower
buffer reagent
buy-and-holds
catanator
caveling
chlordan
cost-reimbursement
de-activation
Deinotherioidea
democratic values
desoxypyridoxine
dexamethasones
diameter of working disk
diatonic auxiliary note
discretamine
domain magnetization
double-layer fluorescent screen
dropper plate of free grain
Drusze
dynamicize
editon
elbow equivalent
electrode-travel motor
embraced
endomycopsis hordel
Engler viscosimeter
fairwells
fang-likest
fawns on
federal radio act 1927
fling oneself into the breach
fluoroolefin
free-taking
general staff
grinding media charge
hachi
hard-fightings
Hatsukaichi
HRST
ignition of precipitate
inverse mercator
iodine trap
jM-factor
karhunen loeve transform (klt)
kemerer
laughing-eyed
liege poustie
light-alloy armo(u)r
Longué-Jumelles
lophocoronids
Louis Henri
market chaotic
multistage linear amplifier
Narfeyri
Ngoso
octuplex
optical fiber ribbons
organised-crimes
pass in a program
pelviroentgenography
photoelectrocatalytic reactor
phrenemphraxis
polar moments of inertia
portcullised
practice range
prevelar
primordisl endoderm cells
reave
Rectocillin
residual concentration
Riemann upper integral
rifle shot
safo
saltations
screw-tap
sebiferic acid
second anchor
short-lived asset
sleight-of-hand
sniol
sound-barriers
speed change control
stalk extractor
structurality
Tharrawaw
thirst bucket
thoughted
three-dimensional imaging
throw dust in someone's eyes
transnationally
unwed mother
vel non
voiced sounds
votes down
well-customed
wharfies
wrecking