Akita Entrance English case studies
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The Akita Prefecture High School Entrance Examination in English is the English component of the unified entrance examination used by public high schools in Akita Prefecture, Japan. It is taken by students completing compulsory education who wish to enter a prefectural public high school, and it is also used alongside school-specific selection procedures. The Akita Entrance English case studies are 5 cases and about 3,779 words.
1The Announcement That Corrects the Handout
You are a first-year student at a high school in Akita City and a member of the English Club. On Friday the adviser plays a 90-second recorded announcement about the club trip to the Oga Aquarium, and you take notes.
823 words, about 4 min2Study Buddy Eligibility: Three Applications, One Reference Date
The Akita City Library has posted this notice for its summer 'Study Buddy' programme. Volunteers help primary-school children with homework on Saturday mornings, 9:30–11:00, and each Saturday session counts as 1.5 hours.
645 words, about 3 min3Six Brackets in a Host-Family Email
Hana has drafted an email to her host father, Mr Tanaka, and left six words in brackets. Her teacher has asked her to choose one word for each gap and to be ready to explain the grammar that decides it.
770 words, about 4 min4Hardly, Such, Too and a Reported Question
Your English teacher gives a short reordering and transformation quiz. There is no word bank to copy from - each item supplies the words or the source sentence, and you must supply the grammar yourself.
740 words, about 4 min5A Visit Request That Does Not Fit the Calendar
You are the secretary of the student council at a high school in Akita. On 12 September you receive this email from Ms Chai at a partner school in Chiang Mai: 'We would like to bring 24 students and 2 teachers to your school on 3 November.
801 words, about 4 min