University Japanese Level 4 Examination Achievement Training. Practice Test

Author: Sun Wei / Huang Jing / Huang Wei (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Since the implementation of the University Japanese Level 4 Examination in 1993, it has already gone through 10 years. With the increase in Japanese learners in China, more and more students register for the exam each year. The Level 4 Examination has gradually been accepted by a wide range of learners and has become an important basis for college admission and academic ability assessment. How to prepare for the Japanese Level 4 Examination and pass it smoothly has become a problem faced by many Japanese learners. Based on the requirements of the "University Japanese Teaching Syllabus" and the "University Japanese Level 4 Examination Syllabus," and combining the recent (question-setting) trends, we have compiled this "University Japanese Level 4 Examination Achievement Training and Simulation Test." This book consists of two parts: the Strategy Section and the Practice Section. The Strategy Section provides examples and analyses of the question types in the Level 4 Examination, offering strategies. It also provides detailed explanations of two authentic test papers from 1995 and 1998, helping candidates familiarize themselves with the trends and question types of the Japanese Level 4 Examination. The Practice Section includes 8 simulated tests, with the recording texts and answers for the listening section provided. This helps candidates train their practical skills for the Japanese Level 4 Examination. At the end, an appendix includes the "Implementation Guidelines for the University Japanese Level 4 Examination" and answer sheets. The 8 simulated tests in the Practice Section of this book are accompanied by 3 corresponding tapes, recorded and edited by Japanese students, Kenjiyo Kanda and Misato Shimizu. They comprehensively train listening skills and (exam-taking) techniques. After practicing with the first 8 simulated tests to train listening and familiarize themselves with the question types, candidates can take the listening sections of the authentic tests from 1995 and 1998 as a warm-up. These original listening recordings are located on the B-side of the third tape.