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Wak1000
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 27, 2010 12:29 am    Post subject: N4 Practice Book

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Hi all, pleasure to meet you!

I have a blue practice book for N4 and N5, and I have a few questions (maybe stupid questions, but can't hurt to ask.)



1) Are the tests in this book actual length?

2) In many cases there is Hiragana written above Kanji... Kanji I was under the impression that I was supposed to know anyway. Will there, in similar cases, be Kanji with Hiragana on top in the actual N4 exam?

3) (not related to the book) Come test time, what are the rules for writing on, or in the exam. Are you allowed to write in the test book (say, to write a translation above a section you read to avoid multiple rereading). Is there scratch paper?

4) Though you obviously can't change any answers, will you be able to refer back to previous sections of the test once you have finished them?

That's all I can think of for now. Thanks a million!

About me:
I'm preparing for the N4 in December. I'm feeling good especially considering the approximated passing grades I'm seeing tossed around the forum.

I'm not looking for any shortcuts on the test, but it does affect what I focus on during my study time, so I still value any guidance I can get.

I currently teach English in Japan.

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julianjalapeno
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 27, 2010 9:41 am    Post subject:

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1) No, the ones in those books are just samples of each type of question you`ll encounter. Towards the front of the book there should be a breakdown of how many questions per section.

2) There probably will be some furigana in the reading sections for more difficult words.

3) Yea, you can write notes on the test book (just not on the scantron sheet, obviously).

4) The vocab section is separate for N4 and N5 so you wont be able to refer back to it when you get to the reading and grammar part. (N1 and N2 have you take this all at once, so at those levels you can refer back to previous questions).

Hope that helped! Good luck on the test.

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