大学入学共通テスト - Independent foundational practice case studies
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This independent Common Test practice page reviews selected foundations across Japanese, mathematics, English, science, geography/history/civics, and information/data reasoning. Its six study groups are our learning organization: official DNC materials list geography/history and civics separately. The foreign-language practice here is English only. The collection mixes archived English prompts and explanations with Japanese native-script reading and mathematics items, and every reading item supplies the context it requires. Topics on this exam: 国語の基礎, 数学の基礎, English reading foundations, 理科の基礎, 地理・歴史・公民, and 情報・データの基礎. The 大学入学共通テスト - Independent foundational practice case studies are 4 cases and about 694 words.
1Two proposals for a library
This is an original fictional reading exercise, not a notice from an actual school. Read both complete statements and distinguish their shared aim from their different methods. Proposal A says: 「図書室の利用者を増やすには、閉館時刻を遅くすべきだ。部活動が終わってから本を借りたい生徒にも、利用の機会が生まれる。」 Proposal B says: 「利用時間を延ばすだけでは十分ではない。本を探しやすい案内をつくり、初めて来た生徒も必要な本に出会えるようにしたい。」 Neither statement supplies a budget, a vote or a measured result. A response must use the stated reasons rather than inventing those missing details.
146 words, under 1 min2A restricted quadratic model
A class uses the function f(x) = x² - 6x + 13 to represent a fictional index. The input is restricted to 0 ≤ x ≤ 5; the index has no claimed physical unit or real-world measurement. One student expands and factors different expressions, while another rewrites the function as (x - 3)² + 4. They must determine the smallest and largest allowed values, then explain why the same procedure would need an additional check if the interval changed.
186 words, under 1 min3An inelastic collision
Two small carts move on an ideal horizontal track with negligible external horizontal force during a short collision. Cart A has mass2.0kg and initially moves to the right at3.0m/s. Cart B has mass1.0kg and is initially stationary. The carts latch together after contact.
178 words, under 1 min4A voluntary study survey
A fictional school posts an optional survey on its student portal. Of the120 respondents,84 report using a study app and36 report not using it. Average quiz scores are higher in the first group. The survey does not randomly assign app use, does not provide earlier quiz scores, and receives no responses from many students.
184 words, under 1 min