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Students will learn N1-level content in the areas of listening and reading comprehension, and practice questions.  \nAcquire the necessary knowledge of reading and listening comprehension, vocabulary and expressions required to pass the N1 level. By repeating exercises in class or as homework, the course aims to familiarize students with the JLPT test format and to improve their listening and reading comprehension skills.  \nInstructions will be given in class on how to prepare for assignments, etc.  \n1. Guidance, self-introduction, check of current Japanese language proficiency  \n2. Listening and reading comprehension (Contrast and paraphrase)  \n3. Listening and reading comprehension (Metaphors and questioning sentences)  \n4. Listening and reading comprehension (Reading directives, subjects and objects)  \n5. Listening and reading comprehension (Reading the meaning of underlined parts)  \n6. Listening and reading comprehension (Reading reasons and examples)  \n7. Listening and reading comprehension (Grasping the overall flow 1)  \n8. Listening and reading comprehension (Grasping the overall flow 2)  \n9. Listening and reading comprehension (Finding information from advertisements and notices)  \n10. Listening and reading comprehension (Finding information in descriptions and tables)  \n11. Listening and reading comprehension (Comprehensive practice in the form of mock tests)  \n12. Listening and reading comprehension (Content comprehension 1)  \n13. Listening and reading comprehension (Content comprehension 2)  \n14. Listening and reading comprehension (Content comprehension 3)  \n15. Final examination and summary  \nEvaluation  \nExamination: 50%  \nReport: 0%  \nOthers: 50%  \nBreakdown of evaluation  \nFinal examination: 50%(reading and listening comprehension questions in the same format as in class to assess comprehension)  \nIn-class assignments: 50%(a small test, assignments and homework will be given in each class to assess class attendance rate)  \n*Attendance in each class is mandatory. A small test will be given at each class, but you will not be allowed to take it if you are late or absent.  \n*4 or more absences or non-submission of assignments will not be considered for evaluation, since the level of understanding and results of the class cannot be confirmed.  \nTextbooks & Suggested References  \nInstructions will be given in class.  \nKeywords  \nJLPT, N1, Reading comprehension  \nClass Time  \nMonday 3rd period","cbCaibvXPVsqXDeG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibvXPVsqXDeG","pdf",203133,"English","# Tentative List of Topics to be Presented\n## Guidance and self-introduction\n## Listening and reading comprehension (contrast and paraphrase)\n## Listening and reading comprehension (metaphors and questioning sentences)\n## Listening and reading comprehension (reading directives and underlined meanings)\n## Listening and reading comprehension (reasons, examples, overall flow)\n## Information finding from advertisements, notices, descriptions, and tables\n## Comprehensive practice (mock tests)\n## Content comprehension\n## Final examination and summary\n# Evaluation and Requirements\n## Examination and in-class assignments\n## Attendance and late/absence rules","[{\"question\":\"What is the main learning goal of this N1 course?\",\"answer\":\"To build the listening and reading comprehension knowledge, vocabulary, and expressions required to pass JLPT N1 by practicing the exam-style question formats.\"},{\"question\":\"Which topic types are covered in the tentative schedule?\",\"answer\":\"It includes contrast/paraphrase, metaphors and questioning sentences, reading directives and subjects/objects, reading underlined meanings, reasons and examples, overall-flow comprehension, and extracting information from advertisements, notices, descriptions, and tables.\"},{\"question\":\"How is performance evaluated and what are the attendance rules?\",\"answer\":\"The evaluation assigns 50% to the final examination and 50% to in-class assignments. 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