The pros and cons of studying Japanese for the college entrance examination are as follows:
1. There is less competition pressure. Although the college entrance examination already supports Japanese, there are still not as many students taking the Japanese language exam as there are English students. In terms of competitive pressure, taking the Japanese language test is much smaller than taking the English test.
2. Japanese is easy to learn. Anyone who knows Japanese knows that Japanese vocabulary is similar to our Chinese characters, so we Chinese have an innate advantage when learning Japanese. This also reduces the difficulty of learning Japanese.
3. Japanese vocabulary is small. Taking English as an example, the vocabulary is about 7,000, while the Japanese vocabulary is about 4,000. Among them, the vocabulary of the college entrance examination English is about 4,000, while the vocabulary of the Japanese college entrance examination is about 2,500. Because the vocabulary is not large, it is not difficult to learn and it is easier to improve scores quickly in a short period of time.
4. The types of questions in the Japanese College Entrance Examination are simple. The types of questions in the Japanese College Entrance Examination include listening, knowledge application, composition, and reading comprehension. Most of the listening, knowledge application, and reading comprehension questions are multiple-choice questions, which are equivalent to already The answers are given to everyone, as long as everyone chooses the correct answer. Therefore, the question types are very simple and it is easy to get high scores.