What is said in front of Japanese listening in the college entrance examination?

You can take notes. You can write while listening. For Japanese students, Japanese listening is undoubtedly the biggest difficulty. Although I have done a lot of Japanese listening exercises, many candidates still have no foundation. The following are some preparations that need to be made before the listening test, which can be used as a reference. First, adjust the mentality When approaching the exam, we must maintain a stable mentality. Don't listen to all kinds of strange questions to put pressure on yourself. In order to get good grades in the listening test, Bian Xiao thinks that the best way is to listen to the real questions over the years, try to understand every sentence and word, and then repeat them. Because the listening test is the examinee's mastery of words and grammar. This method can not only improve the examinee's listening, but also consolidate the grammar knowledge and expand the vocabulary. Only by listening more can we improve our reaction speed. Secondly, most people should have this experience. In the process of foreign language learning, the words spoken by foreigners who are used to it are easier to understand than those who are new here. So is the listening test. Being familiar with the reader's voice will make the exam easier. Therefore, in this preparation stage of going to war, I suggest you listen to the real questions over the years. Second, adjust the biological clock and keep it in good condition. Because the Japanese proficiency test is held in the afternoon and the listening part is in the final exam, the test time is about 15: 30- 16: 20. Most people are easy to get sleepy in the afternoon and don't turn their heads when listening. One week before the exam, we should consciously arrange corresponding time periods to practice related projects, such as practicing listening from 3: 00 pm to 4: 30 pm, so as to enter the exam state in advance. Third, enter the site on time and debug the listening equipment. The listening equipment in each examination room varies greatly. Some students are lucky enough to take the exam directly in the language lab, some students use prepared radios and headphones, and some listening equipment in the examination room needs to adjust the frequency band to receive signals, so be sure that your equipment is normal and the frequency band for receiving recordings is correct. Fourth, the mobile phone is turned off. Because some listening devices in the examination room need to receive audio signals to play, and if the mobile phone is turned on, it will interfere with the audio signals and produce annoying sounds. Therefore, every candidate should carry forward the spirit of "all for me, all for me" and turn off the mobile phone in exchange for a quiet space in the examination room.