高知県高校入試 社会 - Independent practice case studies
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This page provides independent junior-high social-studies practice for students preparing for Kochi public high-school entrance study. It covers geography, history and civics, including relevant Japanese and world material. Kochi's published subject analysis describes these three areas and emphasizes interpretation of maps, timelines, sources and contemporary social issues. Our question distribution is a practice allocation, not a prediction of a future paper. Topics on this exam: 地理的分野, 歴史的分野, and 公民的分野. The 高知県高校入試 社会 - Independent practice case studies are 4 cases and about 673 words.
1A fictional town compares evacuation access
A junior-high group studies an invented town; these figures are teaching data, not a real Kochi hazard map. Area A has600 residents in2km², a steep hillside road and one bridge to the shelter. Area B has900 residents in6km² and two level roads to another shelter. The exercise states that heavy rain can close the hillside road and that bridge access needs checking.
173 words, under 1 min2Reading a supplied modern-history timeline
A fictional workbook provides the complete timeline for this task:1853, Perry arrives in Japan;1854, the Japan-US Treaty of Peace and Amity is concluded;1868, the Meiji Restoration;1872, the school-system ordinance known as 学制;1873, the land-tax reform begins. Below it appears an explicitly invented classroom comment: 「外国との関係が変わるなかで、政治や教育、税の仕組みも変わっていった。」 The comment is a teaching summary, not a quotation from a historical participant. Students must arrange selected events, connect the institutions being changed, and avoid claiming that a timeline by itself proves a single cause for every reform. All dates needed to answer the tasks are supplied here, and no outside document is missing.
158 words, under 1 min3Comparing two local spending proposals
An invented municipality has a budget of12million yen for one new project. Proposal A would spend the entire amount on a community bus and is estimated to serve80regular users. Proposal B would spend8million yen on an accessible meeting space and4million yen on maintaining a public footpath. No proposal has been adopted, and no actual legal budget procedure is being described.
183 words, under 1 min4An exchange-rate change for an importer
A fictional shop imports notebooks priced atUS$4each. Initially one US dollar costs100yen; later it costs125yen. The supplier keeps the dollar price unchanged. For this exercise ignore shipping, taxes, banking fees and any changes in demand.
159 words, under 1 min