BMAT真题&备考方法分享

　　BMAT是生物医学入学考试，是让很多人感到头疼的考试。最近有同学咨询考试真题，也想让小编给大家分享一些有用的备考方法。这篇文章就是全面的总结!你不仅可以了解到科学的备考技巧，还能见到BMAT真题!

　　一、BMAT

　　考试有2小时，主要评估学生的能力和知识。测试分成三个部分，第一部分是解决问题、理解论点、数据分析和推理能力测试。第二部分主要是引用科学知识的能力测试。第三部分侧重于选择、发展和组织想法的能力，还有用书面形式简洁有效地表达的能力。对于第三部分，你可以从三个问题里选择一个写篇文章，时间半个小时。

　　二、BMAT备考方法

　　1.学习正确的策略，比如加入新航道的BMAT一对一培训课程或者其他在线BMAT课程;

　　2.和身边的人一起联系BMAT问题;

　　3.如果遇到问题，最好找到一对一的专业老师指导BMAT备考，让整个备考过程省时省力、事半功倍;

　　4.狂刷真题，练后总结经验教训，将错题整理起来再复习。

　　三、BMAT考试部分真题

　　1.Organic farming of animals and crops improves the environment through a reduced use

　　of chemical fertilisers and pesticides but this does not go far enough. It would be

　　preferable to have a totally vegetarian agriculture. Ninety per cent of the vegetable matter

　　fed to farm animals passes straight through with its calorific content intact. By eating

　　vegetables directly, rather than feeding them to animals, substantially less land would

　　have to be farmed. The remaining land could be returned to its historical state - mixed

　　deciduous woodland, which is what the countryside needs most of all.

　　Which of the following best expresses the main conclusion of the above argument?

　　A.Organic farming enhances the environment.

　　B.It would be preferable to have a totally vegetarian agriculture.

　　C.A totally vegetarian agriculture would reduce the need for pesticides.

　　D.There would be a need for less land under cultivation if we ate vegetables

　　directly.

　　E.Land could be returned to mixed deciduous woodland.

　　2.A publisher produces magazines, all of which have a number of pages which is a multiple

　　of 32. Thus, a magazine can have 32. 64. 96....... pages. The front cover is always

　　counted as page 1.

　　The centre spread of the magazine could have pages numbered

　　A.15 and 16.

　　B.30 and 31.

　　C.50 and 51.

　　D.63 and 64.

　　E.96 and 97.

　　3.Every motorist pays the same amount for road tax, regardless of how much they use the

　　roads: someone who covers as little as 1 000 miles pays the same as someone who

　　covers 20 000. This is unfair. Road tax should be scrapped and the money raised by an

　　increase in the tax on car fuel. Making this change would ensure that those who use the

　　roads more would pay more. This would not only be a fairer system, but could also bring

　　in more revenue.

　　Which of the following best illustrates the principle underlying the argument above?

　　A.People should receive free medical treatment only if they cannot afford to pay

　　for it.

　　B.People who travel to work every day by train should pay a lower fare than

　　those who travel only occasionally.

　　C.People who earn more than double the average wage should be made to pay

　　much higher charges for dental treatment.

　　D.Television channels should be paid for by subscription so that only those

　　people who watch them should be made to pay.

　　E.Telephone charges should be higher for business customers than for

　　domestic customers because they are using the system only to make money.

　　4.School examination results in England this year reinforce the trend in improving pass

　　rates. There is, however, no other evidence of improvements in school leavers' abilities -

　　such as the data coming from employers or universities. One can reasonably conclude,

　　therefore, that teachers are simply succeeding in coaching their pupils better for

　　examinations than in previous years.

　　Which one of the following is an underlying assumption of the above argument?

　　A. School examination results are a reliable indicator of pupils' abilities.

　　B. The level of difficulty of examinations has not been falling.

　　C. Employers' expectations of school leavers are unrealistic.

　　D. Teachers in previous years did not attempt to coach pupils for examinations.

　　E. Abilities of school pupils vary from year to year.

　　5.Many modern zoos have abandoned the idea of showing large numbers of animals in

　　favour of programmes of conservation illustrated by a few examples of endangered

　　species. However, the only way for a zoo to attract the public is to have lots of interesting

　　animals, whether endangered or not - the sort that everybody flocks to see. Unless zoos

　　attract the public, they are not likely to be profitable.

　　Which one of the following conclusions is best supported by the passage above?

　　A.Endangered animals do not attract the public.

　　B. Zoos which have lots of interesting animals make a profit.

　　C. Public interest in conservation programmes and endangered species is very

　　limited.

　　D. Zoos which concentrate on conservation and a few endangered species are

　　unlikely to make a profit.

　　E.Popular zoos are the only ones that can afford programmes of conservation.

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