Tokushima Public High School Entrance Examination - English case studies
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Tokushima Public High School Entrance Examination - English (徳島県立高等学校入学者選抜 英語) is the English paper in the prefectural senior high school admissions process for students finishing compulsory education in Tokushima Prefecture. The result contributes to placement at prefectural high schools across general, integrated and vocational courses, and several schools give it extra weight in their own selection. The Tokushima Public High School Entrance Examination - English case studies are 5 cases and about 2,698 words.
1Listening: Reconstructing the Order of After-School Actions
At a Tokushima junior high school, the listening section plays this dialogue once, with no transcript: Mika: Ken, are you coming to the Awa Odori practice after school today? Ken: I'd like to, but I have baseball practice until five.
491 words, about 2 min2Reading: Distinguishing a Difficulty from a Disappointment
Read this passage and answer the question. Last month, Hana visited an indigo dyeing workshop in Tokushima with her class.
590 words, about 3 min3Grammar: Finished Time versus Experience in a Self-Introduction
Keita is writing a short self-introduction for a sister-school exchange between Tokushima and a school in Australia. His draft will be read aloud at an assembly, so accuracy matters, but the tone should stay friendly.
523 words, about 3 min4Writing: Turning Details into Two Signalled Reasons within a Word Limit
Writing prompt: 'Write 25–35 words in English about one place in Tokushima that you want visitors to see. Give two reasons.' The class has 20 minutes, dictionaries are allowed, and Japanese is not allowed in the answer.
520 words, about 3 min5Communication: Refusing Hospitality and an Invitation without Damaging the Relationship
During a two-week homestay in Tokushima, Leo is served a large second bowl of rice with naruto wakame by his host mother. He says, 'No, I'm full.' The host mother looks worried and asks, 'Are you sick?' Later, the host father invites Leo to help carry a portable shrine in the Awa Odori festival on Saturday morning.
574 words, about 3 min