C1 javob B2 javobdan qiyin so‘zlar soni bilan emas, fikrni qanday boshqarishi bilan farq qiladi: da’voni chegaralaydi, sabablarni tortib ko‘radi, qarshi fikrni tan oladi va savolni yangicha talqin qiladi. Bu sahifada bitta mashq savoliga berilgan B2 va C1 javobni yonma-yon ko‘rasiz, har bir farq izohlangan. Oxirida B2 gaplarni C1 ga aylantirish drilli va javob kaliti bor.
Bu sahifa namunalar va tahlilga bag‘ishlangan. C1 fikrlash usullari bosqichma-bosqich C1 Speaking: murakkab fikrni aniq tushuntirish sahifasida, uzoq muddatli reja esa B2 dan C1 ga qo‘llanmasida.
C1 Multilevel’da qayerda tekshiriladi?
Agentlikning yangi Speaking formatida (2024-yil sentabrdan) C1 darajaga mo‘ljallangan topshiriq — Part 3, ya’ni 8-savol. Unda bitta mavzu bo‘yicha argumentning ikki tomonini tahlil qilasiz: 1 daqiqa tayyorgarlik, 2 daqiqa javob. Part 2 (B2) ham C1 tilni ko‘rsatish uchun imkoniyat, lekin topshiriq talabi B2 ga mo‘ljallangan.
CEFR umumiy shkalasi C1 ni shunday tavsiflaydi: fikrni ravon va o‘z-o‘zidan, ifoda qidirib qolmasdan bildiradi; murakkab mavzuda aniq tuzilgan, batafsil nutq tuza oladi. Kalit so‘z — tuzilgan. Uzun gapirish C1 emas.
Mashq savoli (practice)
Quyidagi topshiriq rasmiy savol emas, Part 3 formatiga o‘xshatib tuzilgan.
Mavzu: Universities should mainly prepare students for jobs.
| For | Against |
|---|---|
| Students pay high fees and expect employment | Specific job skills quickly become outdated |
| Employers want practical skills | Critical thinking is useful in any career |
| The job market is very competitive | Universities are not training centres |
B2 javob (namuna)
I think there are arguments on both sides. On the one hand, universities should prepare students for jobs, because students pay a lot of money for their education and they want to find a good job after graduation. Also, employers want graduates with practical skills, for example in IT. On the other hand, knowledge and critical thinking are also important. If students only learn job skills, they will not be able to think independently. Technology changes very fast, so some skills can become old quickly. In conclusion, I think universities should do both things, because both of them are important for students.
Bu yomon javob emas: ikki tomon bor, misol bor, xulosa bor. Ammo u jadvaldagi fikrlarni ketma-ket takrorlaydi, ularni o‘zaro solishtirmaydi va xulosasi (“both are important”) hech narsani hal qilmaydi.
C1 javob (namuna)
This is a debate I've actually seen first-hand, since several of my friends graduated in economics and still had to take separate courses to get their first jobs. So the case for a more job-focused university is clearly a strong one. Students — and in many cases their parents — invest a considerable amount in tuition, and it's reasonable for them to expect that a degree will make them employable. Employers, particularly in fast-growing sectors like IT, often say that graduates know the theory but can't apply it.
That said, I'd argue that tying a degree too closely to specific jobs is risky. The tools a company uses today may well be obsolete in five years, whereas the ability to analyse a problem, weigh up evidence and learn something new is what allows people to adapt. In other words, critical thinking isn't the opposite of job preparation — in the long run, it's arguably the most practical skill of all.
So, on balance, I don't think it has to be an either-or choice. What universities probably need is a stronger link with employers, through internships or real projects, without cutting the academic core. Whether that's realistic depends largely on funding, but that's where I'd put the emphasis.
Javob taxminan 230 so‘z. Ikki daqiqaga sig‘masa, birinchi paragrafdagi IT misolini olib tashlang — tuzilish buzilmaydi.
Farqlar jadvali: C1 javob aynan nima qildi?
| Harakat | B2 javobda | C1 javobda |
|---|---|---|
| Kirish | “There are arguments on both sides” — har qanday mavzuga mos shablon | Shaxsiy kuzatuv orqali muammoni aniq qiladi |
| Sababni baholash | Sabablar sanab o‘tiladi | “clearly a strong one”, “it's reasonable to expect” — sabab tortib ko‘riladi |
| Aniq lug‘at | a lot of money, become old | invest a considerable amount in tuition, obsolete |
| Qarshi fikrga o‘tish | On the other hand | That said, I'd argue that… |
| Qarama-qarshilik gap ichida | Ikki alohida gap | “…may well be obsolete, whereas the ability to…” |
| Savolni qayta talqin qilish | Yo‘q | “critical thinking isn't the opposite of job preparation” |
| Ehtiyotkorlik (hedging) | Yo‘q yoki “I think” | arguably, probably, may well, largely |
| Xulosa | “both are important” | Aniq tavsiya + shart: “depends largely on funding” |
Eng muhim qator — savolni qayta talqin qilish. C1 javob “ha yoki yo‘q” tanlovini qabul qilmay, ikki tomon qanday bog‘liqligini ko‘rsatadi. Bu murakkab so‘zdan ko‘ra kuchliroq signal.
Ikkinchi mavzu: bir xil harakatlar, boshqa kontekst
Mavzu (practice): Private cars should be banned from city centres.
Butun javob o‘rniga har bir harakatning B2 va C1 variantini solishtiring:
| Harakat | B2 | C1 |
|---|---|---|
| Pozitsiya | I agree that cars should be banned. | I'd support restrictions, though a complete ban seems unrealistic for a city like Tashkent. |
| Sabab | Cars make a lot of pollution. | Traffic adds to air pollution, which people notice most in winter, when the smog is at its worst. |
| Tan olish | But some people need cars. | Admittedly, for elderly people or families with small children, public transport isn't always a real alternative. |
| Shart | If there is good transport, it is OK. | It would only work if the metro and bus network reached the areas where people actually live. |
| Xulosa | So I think it is a good idea. | So I'd start with limits at peak hours rather than an outright ban. |
C1 ustunidagi gaplar uzunroq, lekin asosiy farq — har biri da’voni chegaralaydi (restrictions, not a ban; only if; at peak hours).
O‘zbek o‘quvchilarining C1 dagi tipik xatolari
| Xato | Yaxshiroq variant | Sabab |
|---|---|---|
| The education is the key of success. | Education is the key to success. | Umumiy abstrakt otdan oldin the kerak emas; key to |
| According to me, … | In my view, … / I'd say … | According to me tabiiy eshitilmaydi |
| We should make a research. | We should do (carry out) research. | research — sanalmaydigan ot, make bilan kelmaydi |
| Moreover, furthermore, in addition… | Plus, what's more, on top of that | Og‘zaki nutqda yozma bog‘lovchilar og‘ir eshitiladi |
| Every cloud has a silver lining, so… | Aniq, oddiy fikr | Yodlangan idioma mazmunni almashtirmaydi |
| Tez va bir tekis ohangda gapirish | Asosiy so‘zlarga urg‘u, fikrlar orasida qisqa pauza | C1 ravonlik tezlik emas, boshqaruv |
Drill: B2 gapni C1 ga ko‘taring
Har bir gapni ko‘rsatilgan vosita bilan qayta ayting. Avval ovoz chiqarib o‘zingiz ayting, keyin kalitga qarang.
- Online learning is bad for children. (chegaralang: qaysi holatda?)
- Some people say that exams are useless. But they are needed. (tan olib, qarshi chiqing: admittedly / but)
- Technology changes very fast. Skills become old. (bitta gapga: whereas yoki so)
- Tourism is good for Uzbekistan. (ehtiyotkorlik: arguably, largely)
- The government should give more money to schools. (shart: only if / provided that)
- Both sides are important. (aniq xulosa: what we need is…)
Javob kaliti (namunaviy variantlar):
- Online learning can be harmful for younger children, especially when there's no adult to help them stay focused.
- Admittedly, exams put a lot of pressure on students, but without some form of assessment it would be hard to compare them fairly.
- Technology changes so fast that specific skills can become outdated within a few years.
- Tourism has arguably been one of the biggest drivers of change in Samarkand and Bukhara, largely because it has created jobs for young people.
- More funding for schools would make a real difference, provided that it goes to teachers' salaries rather than just new buildings.
- What we probably need is a balance: clear rules, but with enough flexibility for individual cases.
Tekshirish mezoni: sizning gapingizda da’vo chegaralanganmi (can, especially, provided that)? Agar ha bo‘lsa, so‘zlar boshqa bo‘lsa ham to‘g‘ri yo‘ldasiz.
Namunalarni qanday ishlatish kerak?
Namunani yodlab aytish C1 ko‘rsatmaydi va xavfli: agentlikning baholash shkalasida yodlangan va mavzudan chetga chiqqan javoblar alohida qayd etilgan. Buning o‘rniga jadvaldagi sakkiz harakatni o‘zingizning mavzularingizga qo‘llang. Bir mavzuda B2 javobingizni yozib oling, keyin faqat ikkita harakat qo‘shib (masalan, tan olish va shartli xulosa) qayta ayting. Part 3 tuzilishini alohida mashq qilish uchun Multilevel Speaking Part 3 sahifasiga qarang.
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Manbalar
- UZBMB: Ko‘p darajali test — gapirish ko‘nikmasi yangi formati (PDF)
- UZBMB: Multilevel Speaking baholash shkalasi (PDF)
- Council of Europe: CEFR umumiy shkalasi
