2006 Graduate Entrance Exam Japanese Guide

Author: Yi Youren
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: "The 2006 Graduate Entrance Exam Japanese Guide" is a teaching material compiled for candidates applying for master's degree programs. This book is primarily based on the "National Master's Degree Entrance Examination Japanese Syllabus" formulated by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China. According to the long-term teaching experience of the compilers and their practice in coaching for the master's entrance exam, it provides detailed guidance and explanations in areas such as vocabulary, reading comprehension, and translation. Especially, it offers in-depth yet easy-to-understand explanations on grammar based on the common problems encountered by most candidates during the exam. At the same time, to enhance candidates' exam-taking and practical application skills, a large number of practice questions are appended after the grammar explanations. The question types are mostly inspired by current international exam formats, with multiple-choice and identification questions being the main focus. As an exam guide, this book can be said to cover all types of written and listening exam questions. With careful reading and diligent practice, candidates are sure to benefit greatly. The book is divided into five parts. Part one is about Japanese vocabulary knowledge and word exercises. The second part is grammar explanations and exercises. The third part is an analysis of syllabus sample questions. The fourth part is writing and listening practice guidance. The fifth part is reading comprehension and translation practice, including reading comprehension exercises and Japanese-to-Chinese translation exercises. Due to the fact that recent years' graduate entrance exam questions only include listening, reading comprehension, Japanese-to-Chinese translation, and writing, vocabulary and grammar remain as fundamental components of a language, so this book still retains these two parts. In line with the requirements of the "National Master's Degree Entrance Examination Japanese Syllabus" and to train and improve learners' reading comprehension skills, this year's "Guide" has added 100 rapid reading comprehension passages, and added pronunciation annotations to some difficult words, hoping to be helpful to readers and candidates. This book can also be used as a review material for the International Japanese Language Proficiency Test (Level 1, Level 2) and the University Japanese Level 4 Examination.