Latest Japanese Proficiency Test N2 Vocabulary Essentials

Author: Qiu Rongju
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Publish Date: 2004-01-02
Features:
1. Comprehensive entries, authoritative definitions
The vocabulary of this book is broadly defined (i.e., includes the three parts mentioned above), totaling over 4,000 entries.
2. Alphabetical arrangement, easy to find
The entries in Vocabulary are arranged in the order of the Hiragana chart, making it convenient and time-saving to look up.
3. Common collocations, typical examples, key points, thorough explanations
Vocabulary closely integrates entries with proficiency tests and practical usage. In the format of [Common Collocations], it lists the frequently tested and commonly used collocations of words, comparing and analyzing collocations with different particles to express completely different meanings, facilitating understanding and memorization. In the format of [Key Points], it analyzes and explains key and difficult sentence patterns, comparisons and interpretations of similar words, and the points to pay attention to during exams. For entries with special usage, idiomatic expressions, or difficulty, [Examples] are provided to demonstrate their meanings and usage in sentence form. Most examples are one to two lines long, making them easy to read and understand. They include both formal statements often used in written language and softer sentences commonly used in conversational language, covering various stylistic tones. Exquisite examples not only aid comprehension and enrich knowledge but also enhance learning interest, as well as improve the ability to use entries, read comprehension, and writing skills.
4. Associative memory, learn by analogy
The web-like [Associative Memory] format is conducive to comparative memorization, avoiding interference from similar-looking or similar-sounding words, and eliminating the common student issue of "remembering the beginning but forgetting the end," achieving the effect of reviewing and learning anew.
5. Unit tests, immediate results
Vocabulary divides the entire Hiragana vocabulary into 37 parts, with a unit test provided after each part, listing frequently tested words in the form of questions.
6. Marked pronunciation, accurate sound source
The entries in this book are comprehensive. In addition to the general functions of a vocabulary book—marking Katakana, Kanji, part of speech, and Chinese definitions—they also include pitch accent marks to help readers develop a correct sense of pronunciation.
Features and Functions:
1. Comprehensive entries, authoritative definitions
2. Alphabetical arrangement, easy to find
3. Common collocations, typical examples, key points, thorough explanations
Vocabulary closely integrates entries with proficiency tests and practical usage. In the format of [Common Collocations], it lists the frequently tested and commonly used collocations of words, comparing and analyzing collocations with different particles to express completely different meanings, facilitating understanding and memorization. In the format of [Key Points], it analyzes and explains key and difficult sentence patterns, comparisons and interpretations of similar words, and the points to pay attention to during exams. For entries with special usage, idiomatic expressions, or difficulty, [Examples] are provided to demonstrate their meanings and usage in sentence form. Most examples are one to two lines long, making them easy to read and understand. They include both formal statements often used in written language and softer sentences commonly used in conversational language, covering various stylistic tones. Exquisite examples not only aid comprehension and enrich knowledge but also enhance learning interest, as well as improve the ability to use entries, read comprehension, and writing skills.
4. Associative memory, learn by analogy
The web-like [Associative Memory] format is conducive to comparative memorization, avoiding interference from similar-looking or similar-sounding words, and eliminating the common student issue of "remembering the beginning but forgetting the end," achieving the effect of reviewing and learning anew.
5. Unit tests, immediate results
Vocabulary divides the entire Hiragana vocabulary into 37 parts, with a unit test provided after each part, listing frequently tested words in the form of questions. The question types include some from recent exams and some that are completely identical to those in full-simulation and actual tests. Each question considers the question-setting direction of the Japanese Proficiency Test, strictly adheres to the scope of the Japanese Proficiency Test, and covers detailed points, ensuring a broad range. This helps candidates familiarize themselves with question types and understand the direction of question-setting. Answers and explanations are provided after each question for reference, offering solutions and relief.
6. Marked pronunciation, accurate sound source