大学入学共通テスト - Independent foundational practice study materials
大学入学共通テスト - Independent foundational practice study resources

大学入学共通テスト - Independent foundational practice cheat sheet

大学入学共通テスト - Independent foundational practice · Keep the key ideas within reach.

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Read the relationship, not an isolated phrase

  • Replace demonstratives with their proposed referents and reread.

  • Distinguish contrast, cause, example and restatement.

  • Preserve qualifications when summarizing a claim.

  • Support literary inference with supplied words or actions.

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Move between an expression and its conditions

  • Choose a quadratic form that exposes the requested property.

  • Check endpoints when an interval is restricted.

  • State the sample space and any conditioning event.

  • Substitute the result into the original conditions.

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Use the purpose and the evidence of a text

  • Link each date or number to its stated action.

  • Distinguish an author's purpose from the topic alone.

  • Test pronoun reference against the surrounding sentences.

  • Use the logical relation to choose a connector.

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Keep the physical model and the measurement together

  • State the model and the quantities held constant.

  • Keep units consistent and use absolute temperature in gas laws.

  • Distinguish momentum conservation from kinetic-energy conservation.

  • Balance reaction amounts before identifying the limiting reactant.

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Connect a claim to place, period and institution

  • Identify the geographic scale before generalizing.

  • Place historical events in a causal sequence.

  • Match an institution to its actual function.

  • Retain all-else-equal conditions in economic reasoning.

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Trace the representation and the procedure

  • Convert units before computing storage or transfer time.

  • Trace loop boundaries and the changing program state.

  • Track relative and absolute spreadsheet references.

  • Separate association, causation and sampling bias.