Saitama Public High School Entrance Examination - English study materials
Saitama Public High School Entrance Examination - English study resources

Saitama Public High School Entrance Examination - English case studies

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The Saitama Public High School Entrance Examination - English (埼玉県公立高等学校入学者選抜 英語) is the English component of the prefectural admission selection used by Saitama's public high schools to place graduating junior high students. It is a school-admission test, not a language certificate: the score feeds into each school's selection alongside other subjects, interview, and school-specific criteria. The Saitama Public High School Entrance Examination - English case studies are 5 cases and about 3,161 words.

1

The Announcement That Corrects Itself: A Tokyo Trip Timetable

You are a second-year student at a high school in Kumagaya. On Monday morning your homeroom teacher, Mr.

606 words, about 3 min
2

Notice and Text Messages: Why Practice Moved to 8:30

Read this club notice and the text messages that followed it. NOTICE (Cycling Club): Saturday's practice starts at 8:30, one hour earlier than usual, because the riverside path will be closed from 10:00 for a race.

592 words, about 3 min
3

Library Volunteer Shifts: Fitting a Flyer Around a Real Week

You want to join the winter volunteer program at the Konan branch of Saitama City Library. WINTER VOLUNTEER PROGRAM (January–February) Who: high school students who live or study in Saitama City Shift A - Saturday 10:00–12:00: shelving books Shift B - Saturday 13:30–15:30: reading to children (in Japanese) Shift C - Sunday 10:00–12:00: helping at the counter (Japanese only) Shift D - Sunday 13:30–15:30: reading English picture books to children.

629 words, about 3 min
4

Five Blanks, Five Time Signals: A Trip Paragraph

A classmate has written a paragraph about a family trip. Five parts are missing, and she must choose one option for each.

664 words, about 3 min
5

A 30–40 Word Reply: Correcting a Visitor's Assumption

Emma, an exchange student from Australia, has just joined your class at a high school in Saitama. Your class will run a food booth at the school festival on Saturday.

670 words, about 3 min