What is College Entrance Examination Japanese?

The Japanese language test for the College Entrance Examination is to use Japanese as a foreign language and take the foreign language subject test in the College Entrance Examination. A total score of 150 points will be included in the total score of the College Entrance Examination.

At present, the foreign language chosen by most high school students is English (and they have never thought of other choices), but in fact, the foreign language for the college entrance examination can be selected from six foreign languages: English, Japanese, Russian, France, Germany, and Spain. Choosing Japanese does not require the consent of a high school teacher, and is not restricted by whether the school teaches Japanese. You only need to choose Japanese as the foreign language when registering for the college entrance examination (usually from November to December of the year before the college entrance examination) (it is temporarily not available in Hainan) choose).

As the second option after English, the number of candidates for the College Entrance Examination Japanese is increasing year by year. In the 2019 College Entrance Examination, more than 30,000 candidates have chosen the College Entrance Examination Japanese. The main reason is that Japanese originated from Chinese, and is relatively easy to learn (compared to English). The requirements for vocabulary, grammar, reading, and composition skills are all simpler than English; secondly, in terms of exam difficulty, as a minor language , the national unified proposition (Shanghai independent proposition), the question type is simple (single-choice essay), the difficulty is lower than English, and it also takes into account the national average education level (and the Ministry of Education has publicly stated that the difficulty of the proposition is 5 to 10 questions lower than English percentage point).

In addition, when choosing Japanese for the College Entrance Examination, you should pay attention to the differences between the Japanese for the College Entrance Examination and proficiency tests such as N2 and N3. The scope and examination methods of the two are different. You should mainly choose the real questions and exercises of the Japanese for the College Entrance Examination. Use the questions to study (N2 reading can be used for practice).