Latest Version -- Japanese Proficiency Test Question Tendency Countermeasures -- Level 2. Grammar (Small Book)

Author: (Japan) Matsuka Ryumi, (Japan) Shinji Kodama (editors), Zhang Yongwang (translator)
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book is written for those preparing for the Level 2 Japanese Proficiency Test. Students taking the exam often complain that grammar is too difficult. Upon reviewing past exam questions, we found that some grammar points were indeed unfamiliar to students, especially the grammar of written language, which some teachers had never even taught. Among the numerous ways of expressing oneself in Japanese, how much should be taught?—This is also a question teachers cannot answer. In November 1994, the book "Japanese Proficiency Test Question Setting Guidelines" (International Exchange Foundation) was published. It stated, "The Japanese Proficiency Test will refer to this book for question setting," and clearly indicated that although not 100%, 80% of the questions would come from this book. After investigation, we found that the question-setting rate was not just 80%, but nearly 100%. Since the passing score is 70%, mastering the grammar in this book would almost certainly guarantee passing the exam... To make learning easier for Japanese learners, we have included easy-to-understand example sentences and practice questions, which have been compiled into this book. Now, everyone can rest assured that the grammar questions for the Japanese Proficiency Test will come from this book. By studying this book thoroughly, you will have a strong chance of passing the exam. This book is especially carefully written to meet the needs of students studying at Japanese language schools. I deeply understand the feelings of students who cry because they are "just one point short!" The mission of this book is to minimize that one-point difference. I sincerely wish all students success in passing the exam... This book is written for those preparing for the Level 2 Japanese Proficiency Test. Students taking the exam often complain that grammar is too difficult. Upon reviewing past exam questions, we found that some grammar points were indeed unfamiliar to students, especially the grammar of written language, which some teachers had never even taught. Among the numerous ways of expressing oneself in Japanese, how much should be taught?—This is also a question teachers cannot answer. In November 1994, the book "Japanese Proficiency Test Question Setting Guidelines" (International Exchange Foundation) was published. It stated, "The Japanese Proficiency Test will refer to this book for question setting," and clearly indicated that although not 100%, 80% of the questions would come from this book. After investigation, we found that the question-setting rate was not just 80%, but nearly 100%. Since the passing score is 70%, mastering the grammar in this book would almost certainly guarantee passing the exam. To make learning easier for Japanese learners, we have included easy-to-understand example sentences and practice questions, which have been compiled into this book. Now, everyone can rest assured that the grammar questions for the Japanese Proficiency Test will come from this book. By studying this book thoroughly, you will have a strong chance of passing the exam. This book is especially carefully written to meet the needs of students studying at Japanese language schools. I deeply understand the feelings of students who cry because they are "just one point short!" The mission of this book is to minimize that one-point difference. I sincerely wish all students success in passing the exam.