The types of questions, answering skills and listening vocabulary that must be mastered in the Japanese listening test for the college entrance examination, quickly collect them and take a look at them slowly during the holidays
College entrance examination Japanese compulsory question types + answering skills
1. Listening part
1. Required contents
2. Listening and answering skills First look at the existing information ➡ on the test paper, review the question ➡ analysis options ➡, and look for prediction information
3. How to practice real questions in listening (understand the characteristics of question types and extract common test words) Daily practice (examination room status such as daily)
Second, the knowledge application part
3) No points are lost on the basic questions
1) Memorize grammar notes
2) Remember the basic content
4) Pay attention to the continuity, the part of speech after the empty
5) Be calm when encountering cultural problems
3. Reading section
1. Reading required question types
1) Empty:What enters ( )?
2) Instructions: What does "this/it" mean?
3) Sentences: Which one is most appropriate to theme this sentence?
4) Summary of sentence content: Which one fits the content of the sentence?
5) Authorial sentiment, points, main points: What do you want to say the most?
6) What is the meaning of "~" in the text?
7) Cause and reason: There is "~" in the sentence, but why / why?
8) Confidence: Who does the "~" in the sentence refer to?
9) What is the correct statement about the decision: ~ ?
2. Tendency to ask questions
1) Continuation of the word investigation
(1) The logical relationship between the context and the preceding and following sentences. Such as inflection; progression; cause and effect; supplementary explanation; examples; inductive summary; selection, etc.
(2) Memorization of the meaning and function of the continuation word.
2) Word-sentence supplement (1) Word-sentence supplementation is often filled in context-sensitive keyword sentences.
(2) This type of question has a wide range of questions, mainly based on the context and combined with the options.
3. Solution essentials
1) Observe the options to determine whether you need to fill in the continuation words or keyword sentences, and get a general idea of what the options mean. 2) Repeatedly deliberate on the relationship between the preceding and following sentences or contexts in the fill-in-the-blanks. 3) Combine the meaning or function of the option to determine the answer.
4. Writing part
1. Writing format
1) Title: The first line of the manuscript paper is 3 or 4 blank. 2) Paragraph: Start writing with a blank space.
3) Nodal and awkward tone: The nodal and adversary should occupy a grid and be written in the lower left of the grid. 4) Long tones, commas, periods
(1) One compartment for each
(2) Commas and periods should be written at the bottom left of the grid
(3) When commas and periods appear at the beginning of a line
(4) Write at the end of the previous line
5) Dashes, ellipses: written in two compartments
6) Quotation marks, parentheses (1) the front and back parts are one space each. (2) When the second half of the parenthesis appears at the beginning of a line, it is rewritten within the last square of the previous line or in the word out. 7) Numbers and English letters (1) Numbers to use Arabic numerals. (2) Write two letters in one letter. (3) The English abbreviation is word for word.
2, Points to note
1) Paragraph center sentence (highlighting the point)
2) Continuation words (hierarchical and logical)
3) Word grammar is guaranteed to be correct and not advanced
Vocabulary that must be mastered in listening
1. Map Walking Routes
1. City Road
~( ) Chome;~ Town (town)-eyed ~(corner of the first);~~~~~~~(Banme);~-Nomeme/Daime-house(Ie);
2. Crossroads
intersections;four (yo) corners (crossroads);
3. Others
T-junctions and ding-junctions (Dingjiji), Y-junctions (twin crosses), three-way paths(sansalo) (three-way road);
4. Intersection
horns;
5. Road markings
Signal (shingo) (红绿light); 2010;2010;2010
6. Orientation
around; 2;Ushiro;Side(Yoko);Soba;Next door;next door;one (bulkhead wall); Left with the station in the background (back logistics left)
7. Direction
East (Higashi); right (migi) (right);
8. Action action
Go out;go;go;go;go all the way;go all the way.。
Second, the location relationship
1. Place of existence
Gas stations (oil logistics); ban)(school office);office(public office),photo shop(shashinya)(terusou-sang-in), embassy (ambassador) (ambassador); ([City]Road;Road(public road);Airfield(desk),Airport(desk),Art Museum hospital(hospital)(clinic),the post office,<a0/&11000(2)<a0/&110000000000000000000s(port entrance, 码头))(Yaya) a vegetable shop; (kitchen) ( entrance) (entrance) (entrance) exit (exit) (exit) (exit) (exit) (large entrance);
2. Location distribution
1) Columns(retsu); row(gyo); horns:(duction angle; corner :( corner drop); :( end; end);
2) Buckwheat(旁边); per (Zhou Zhou :( :( :( :( :( :();
3) Front (front);
both sides (Two) side (Two侧);
top (top) (top);
4) Front;
southward (morning south direction);
5) Easy-to-see (easy-to-see regions);
rooftop (okujo) (yajojo) (three stories) (sankage)(sankage)-michi(large road) (large road) narrow road (stenosis road);
As large as (Daiyoji)
03 The appearance status of the character
This part belongs to the illustrated test questions, the scope of which involves the appearance and appearance of the characters, including the length or absence of hair (hair or beard, etc.), the shape of the facial features, the fat and thin body, tall and short, etc.
1. Appearance and appearance
rounded face (圆脸); long face (长脸); Tall (high), short (dwarf); thick (body); thin (body 瘦); thin (body), large body (tall body), thin fingers (fingerings).
2. Body parts
Body(body);
3. Hairstyle characteristics
Long hair; with short hair;
4. Dress up
Suit (west clothes, western dress), seta (hata) - ska (suka) (and) (裙裙裙裙衫), trousers (west shoes), shoes (鞋ko), socks (shoes) (Yingko);
wear a suit (wearing a hat) (hat), tie(tie)
Wear a shirt, wear trousers, wear a skirt, wear a sock, tie it.
5. Action posture
standing(logistics); raise/raise (raiser); raise/raise your legs(raised legs); out your hand (stretcher); put out your legs (elongation legs); chest (protruding leg); chest (tingling chest); As the body falls forward/backward (body front <<houjo >)
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