Okinawa Public High School Entrance Examination - English case studies
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The Okinawa Prefectural Public High School Entrance Examination is the academic selection test used by prefectural senior high schools in Okinawa. The English paper is one component: it is taken by third-year junior high students across the prefecture and by some applicants who completed compulsory schooling abroad and apply through the designated quota. It is a school-admission test, not a language certification - a score carries no standing outside the Okinawa selection process. The paper follows the Japanese junior-high course of study: listening to short dialogues and announcements, reading passages with comprehension questions, grammar and vocabulary in context, situational communication, and short guided writing. The Okinawa Public High School Entrance Examination - English case studies are 5 cases and about 2,535 words.
1Morning Broadcast Notes: Soccer Practice Changes
You are a first-year student at a high school in Okinawa City. In the listening section, you hear this 45-second morning broadcast from Mr.
564 words, about 3 min2Beach Cleanup Notice and a Dentist Appointment
Read this notice from your school's English club. 'Beach Cleanup - Saturday, June 8.
497 words, about 2 min3Email Draft: Choosing Verb Forms from Context
Your English teacher returns this draft of an email you wrote to a partner school in Taiwan. Four parts are blank.
487 words, about 2 min4Homestay Dinner: Refusing Politely and Asking for a Fork
You are staying with a host family in Naha for two weeks. On your third night, your host mother, Mrs.
462 words, about 2 min5Festival Email to a Pen Pal: 30–40 Words
Your English teacher asks you to write a short email to a pen pal in Canada, Emma. The email must do three things: (1) invite her to your school festival, (2) give the date, time, and one activity, and (3) ask one question.
525 words, about 3 min