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Section 1: The 4 Golden Rules of Public Notices (R1 Focus)

Orientation: Why public notices matter for Paper 2 Q1/2/3 and Paper 4 Q1

The Four Essentials Framework: Who, What, When, Where

Practice Texts: Restaurant notice, Bus stop sign, School bulletin

Guided Extraction Drill: Fill the 4-column table quickly and accurately

Section 2: Form-Filling Mastery (P4 Q1 & R4 Link)

Form-Filling Essentials for Paper 4 Q1

Fictional Membership Form + Source Text Matching

Targeted Transfer Practice: Avoiding common errors

Section 3: The Imperative Verbs Check

Spot the Instruction: Imperatives and modality cues

Instruction Hunt Drill across signs and bulletins

CTA for Founding Camp

Exit Survey: Confidence and next steps

Final Assessment and Review

Quiz 1: Public notice extraction speed test

Quiz 2: Mixed-format mini reading (signs + timetable)

Quiz 3: Form-filling accuracy check

Quiz 4: Imperatives vs. information

Quiz 5: Full-flow exam simulation (Paper 2 Q1/2/3 + Paper 4 Q1)

IGCSE Chinese Quick-Scan: Master Real-World Reading and Forms is a rapid, exam-focused course that trains you to extract key information from authentic short texts—public notices, signs, bulletins, timetables—and to transfer details accurately into forms. Using our Four Essentials Framework (Who, What, When, Where), you’ll build a fast, repeatable scanning habit that directly boosts scores on Paper 2 Questions 1–3 and Paper 4 Question 1. Through guided drills, mini speed tests, and mixed-format quizzes, you will learn to spot issuers, imperative cues, and scoring details while avoiding distractors. You’ll also master concise noun-phrase answers for form-filling, with an emphasis on accuracy, copying exact wording, and clean presentation. This course is perfect for learners who want a practical, high-yield method that mirrors real exam tasks and real-world Chinese reading. By the end, you’ll read short texts with confidence, complete forms precisely, and apply instruction-focused understanding to both reading and writing tasks. Enroll to turn everyday signs into easy marks.

IGCSE Chinese Quick-Scan: Master Real-World Reading and Forms

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            <p>IGCSE Chinese Quick-Scan: Master Real-World Reading and Forms is a focused, exam-aligned course designed to turn authentic notices, signs, and short dialogues into fast, accurate marks on Paper 2 and Paper 4. You will build a repeatable scanning method that extracts exactly what examiners reward—Who, What, When, Where—while sidestepping common distractors. Through targeted micro-texts drawn from everyday contexts (restaurants, transport, schools) and timed drills, you will practice lifting precise wording and recording only the essentials, mirroring the real demands of Q1/2/3 in Paper 2 and Q1 of Paper 4.</p>

<p>Section 1 establishes the Four Essentials Framework and a concrete scanning sequence: preview the purpose, identify the issuer and imperatives, box time/place expressions, copy answers verbatim, then verify against distractors. You’ll apply this to a restaurant notice, a bus stop sign, and a school bulletin before moving into a guided extraction drill that trains speed and accuracy in a four-column table. Section 2 shifts to form-filling mastery for Paper 4 Q1: you’ll learn the exact answer style (nouns and short phrases only) and transfer details from a compact source dialogue to fields like 姓名, 电话号码, 地址, 出生日期, 邮箱, and 兴趣 without adding or paraphrasing. Section 3 sharpens your eye for imperative verbs and modality cues—请, 必须, 禁止, 注意, 务必, 不得—so you reliably capture scoring instructions and, as a bonus, strengthen your own instruction-writing for later tasks. A final assessment block consolidates everything with quizzes on public notice extraction, mixed-format readings, form-filling accuracy, imperative recognition, and a full-flow simulation covering Paper 2 Q1/2/3 plus Paper 4 Q1.</p>
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