Latest Version Japanese Proficiency Test Question Tendency Countermeasures·Level 2 Grammar

Author: (Japan) Ryuomi Matsuka, (Japan) Shinori Compilers, Zhang Yongwang Translated
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book is designed for students preparing for the Level 2 Japanese Proficiency Test. Students taking the exam often complain that grammar is too difficult. A review of past exam questions reveals that some indeed contain grammar that students have never encountered, particularly the grammar of formal written language, which some teachers have also never taught. Among the numerous Japanese expressions, how much should be taught?—This is also a question teachers cannot answer. In November 1994, the book "Question Paper Setting Standards for the Japanese Proficiency Test" (International Exchange Foundation) was published. It stated, "The Japanese Proficiency Test will refer to this book when setting questions," and clearly indicated that although not 100%, 80% of the questions would come from it. Through investigation, we found that the question rate was not just 80%, but almost 100%. Since the passing score is 70%, mastering the grammar in this book would undoubtedly guarantee passing the exam... To make it easier for Japanese learners to study, we have included user-friendly example sentences and exercises, and the book has been carefully compiled. Now, everyone can rest assured that the grammar questions for the Japanese Proficiency Test will come from this book. Mastering this book will give you full confidence in passing the exam. This book is especially carefully compiled to meet the wishes of students studying at Japanese language schools. I deeply understand the feeling of students who cry because they are just "one point short," and reducing the weight of that one point is precisely the mission of this book. I sincerely wish all students success in passing the exam... This book is designed for students preparing for the Level 2 Japanese Proficiency Test. Students taking the exam often complain that grammar is too difficult. A review of past exam questions reveals that some indeed contain grammar that students have never encountered, particularly the grammar of formal written language, which some teachers have also never taught. Among the numerous Japanese expressions, how much should be taught?—This is also a question teachers cannot answer. In November 1994, the book "Question Paper Setting Standards for the Japanese Proficiency Test" (International Exchange Foundation) was published. It stated, "The Japanese Proficiency Test will refer to this book when setting questions," and clearly indicated that although not 100%, 80% of the questions would come from it. Through investigation, we found that the question rate was not just 80%, but almost 100%. Since the passing score is 70%, mastering the grammar in this book would undoubtedly guarantee passing the exam. To make it easier for Japanese learners to study, we have included user-friendly example sentences and exercises, and the book has been carefully compiled. Now, everyone can rest assured that the grammar questions for the Japanese Proficiency Test will come from this book. Mastering this book will give you full confidence in passing the exam. This book is especially carefully compiled to meet the wishes of students studying at Japanese language schools. I deeply understand the feeling of students who cry because they are just "one point short," and reducing the weight of that one point is precisely the mission of this book. I sincerely wish all students success in passing the exam.