2007 Graduate Entrance Exam Japanese Guide - (Includes 6 Great Gifts)

Author: Yi Youren
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: The "2007 Graduate Entrance Exam Japanese Guide" (abbreviated as "The Guide") is a teaching material compiled for non-Japanese major candidates applying for master's degree programs. Based on the "National Master's Degree Entrance Exam Japanese Syllabus" (Non-Japanese Major) issued by the Ministry of Education, this book provides detailed guidance and explanations in areas such as vocabulary, reading comprehension, translation, and writing, especially offering in-depth yet accessible explanations of grammatical issues frequently encountered by most candidates during the exam. To enhance candidates' exam-taking and practical application skills, the annual edition of "The Guide" has undergone certain modifications and adjustments in its content, including the addition and selection of a large number of reading comprehension exercises, primarily in the form of identification and multiple-choice questions. Additionally, to facilitate learning and memorization, phonetic annotations have been added to some difficult-to-read words. As an exam guide, it is believed that candidates will benefit greatly by carefully reading the material and diligently practicing the exercises. The book consists of three parts: Part 1 covers fundamental knowledge and exercises on vocabulary and grammar (with "◎" marked in the grammar section for comparisons and explanations of similar grammatical usages); Part 2 focuses on exam-oriented exercises centered on reading comprehension, translation, and model essays; Part 3 includes an analysis of syllabus sample questions and the 2005 exam paper. This book can also serve as a review material for the Japanese Proficiency Test (Level 1, Level 2) and the College Japanese Proficiency Test (Level 4).