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雅思考試分為哪幾種?考雅思去英國需要注意什么

雅思考試可分為三類：普通類雅思(IELTS)、簽證及移民類雅思考試(IELTS for UKVI)、生活技能類雅思(IELTS Life Skills)。

1.普通類雅思(IELTS)：

學(xué)生雅思成績?nèi)绻沁_(dá)到學(xué)校Conditional Offer上的語言要求，去英國直接就讀本科、碩士、博士學(xué)位課程。

2.簽證及移民類雅思考試(IELTS for UKVI)：

UKVI全稱UK Visas and Immigration。學(xué)生如果是去英國攻讀非學(xué)位課程，如：語言課(Pre-Sessional)、本科預(yù)科(Foundation)、大一文憑課程(Diploma)、碩士預(yù)科(Pre-Master)等，雅思報名時請選擇“用于英國簽證及移民的雅思考試學(xué)術(shù)類“。

3.生活技能類雅思(IELTS Life Skills)：

這是針對移民以及技術(shù)簽證等簽證類型，作為留學(xué)生的你們可以忽略?？吹竭@里，相信小伙伴們又會有疑問了，英國簽證類雅思考試(IELTS for UKVI)與普通雅思考試(IELTS)有何區(qū)別?

一、相同之處：簽證類雅思考試(IELTS for UKVI)與普通雅思考試(IELTS)從考試內(nèi)容、形式、難度等級、考官及評分標(biāo)準(zhǔn)均完全相同。

二、主要不同在于：

1、安全監(jiān)控級別不同：

英國簽證與移民局將加入到考試安全級別的監(jiān)管之中。為滿足英國簽證與移民局對安全監(jiān)控的要求，承辦IELTS for UKVI的考點，其安全監(jiān)控技術(shù)和級別將更高。

2、考點不同：

目前中國大陸地區(qū)可以提供IELTS for UKVI考試的有12處考點，香港有1處，總計13處考點，其余國內(nèi)考點均不在英國簽證與移民局認(rèn)可的范圍內(nèi)，同學(xué)們在報考雅思考試時需要注意這一點。

由于UKVI的考位非常緊張，同學(xué)們要盡快注冊報名中國大陸地區(qū)12個考場的用于英國簽證的雅思考試及生活技能雅思類考試。

3、考試費用不同：

因為考點和設(shè)施不同，所以IELTS for UKVI與IELTS的考試費用也會有所不同。

總的來說，讀預(yù)科和語言課就需要考UKVI類雅思。對自己雅思有信心可以考到直讀正課成績的同學(xué)來說，普通類的雅思也是可以的。需要注意的就是UKVI類雅思全國的考點少，考位緊張，通常需要提前一個月報名才行，同學(xué)們要提前準(zhǔn)備起來哦。

雅思閱讀全真練習(xí)系列：Hackers target the home front

Hackers target the home front

1. One of the UK's leading banks has been forced to admit that organised hacking gangs have been targeting its executives. For the past year, Royal Bank of Scotland has been fighting systematic attempts to break into its computer systems from hackers who have sent personalised emails containing keyloggers to its senior management. This has included executives up to board level and is now the subject of a separate investigation by the Serious and Organised Crime Agency.

2. The hackers are homing in on the trend for people to work from home. The hackers make the assumption that the computers being used outside the work environment are more vulnerable than those protected by a corporate IT department.

Growing threat

3. For companies it is a growing threat as home working increases: a recent survey from the Equal Opportunities Commission found that more than 60% of the UK's population wants the option of flexible working.

4. And the hackers are employing increasingly sophisticated techniques. Each email they send is meticulously built to make it attractive to its target, who the criminals have carefully researched by trawling the internet for information. Once the email is composed, the malware is just as carefully designed: it is often modified to avoid detection by security software.

5. The keylogger contained in the email installs itself automatically and then collects details of logins and passwords from the unsuspecting user. This means that hackers can, using the usernames and passwords stolen by the keyloggers, connect to VPNs, or Virtual Private Networks, which many companies use to create an encrypted pathway into their networks.

6. Once inside a bank's network, the hackers can communicate directly with computers holding account information and manipulate funds.

7. Has this actually happened? In some cases sources claim that the login details of VPNs have been obtained and used though there has been no confirmation that any losses have occurred as a result. The attacks are not believed to have focused on RBS but to have been across the whole of the banking industry.

8. Royal Bank of Scotland said that the bank had suffered no losses as a result of the attacks and added: "RBS has extremely robust processes in place in order to protect our systems from fraud. Trojan email attacks are an industry-wide issue and are not isolated to a particular area or a particular bank."

9. It is not just banks that have been targets. Last year attempts were made to steal information from the Houses of Parliament using malicious email. Messagelabs, the company responsible for monitoring much of the email traffic of the government and big business for suspect software, said at the beginning of the year that criminals have been evolving more sophisticated techniques to attack corporate networks.

10. According to Mark Sunner, chief technology officer of Messagelabs, the number of malicious emails targeted at individuals has been increasing. Two years ago they were being seen once every two months, but now they are seeing one or two a day. This has been accompanied by an increase in quality in the creation of Trojans and spyware.

11. "The hackers are now aiming to take over computers, particularly those of home users. Some of the malicious software that we are routinely seeing for that purpose will have its own antivirus system built into it so that they can kill off the programs of their competitors."

Increased vigilance

12. Tony Neate, the head of Get Safe Online, a government-funded organisation set up to raise awareness among UK businesses of computer criminals, says: "There is now an attempt to target individuals within UK businesses - including the banking sector. What is happening is that crime is doing what it always does, which is look for the weakest link. Home working is where they perceive a weakness.

13. "This points to a need for increased vigilance and security by those working from home and by those responsible for letting them work from home. For home working to be effective, security needs to be as effective as if working in an office."

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Questions 1-4　　Answer the questions below using NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS from the passage for each answer.

1. What do the hackers use to attack the computer system of the Royal Bank of Scotland?

2. Which word is most likely to be used by hackers to describe home computers?

3. What do the majority of people in the UK prefer?

4. How do hackers collect information so as to compose emails?

5. What do hackers obtain illegally to gain access to banks’ computer network?

Questions 5-12　　Complete the sentences below with words from the passage.

Use NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.

6. The use of login details of VPNs by criminals does not necessarily result in any ______________.

7. Royal Bank of Scotland claimed that they are not the only victim of ______________.

8. Corporate networks will be another target of hackers with improved _______________.

9. The attacks on individuals have been greatly increased within _______________.

10. With ________________, software used by criminals can eliminate its competing programs.

11. Home users are chosen as a target because they are considered as a __________ .

12. Get Safe Online is calling for an increase in _____________ to ensure safe home working.