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Exam: Wed 2026-05-20 · Portfolio due same day.
Printable worksheets
21 pages of exam-prep exercises (vocab, kanji, grammar, translation, composition) with answer key at the back. Open worksheets →
Print them or save as PDF (button at the top of the page). Take to work and fill in by hand.
🎧 Bonus listening exercises
5 new listening exercises in Workbook + mock-exam style — dialogues with two voices, plus interactive T/F · fill-in · multiple-choice. Open listening →
Original textbook + workbook audio in C:\japIV\Archive\Hören; these are additional practice in the same style.
📝 Mock Exams (3 new)
Three full-length mock exams modeled on your teacher's 日本語4テストのれんしゅう — same 7-section format, same difficulty, fresh content. Each takes ~45-60 min. Open mocks →
Themes: A = restaurant & shopping · B = school & studying · C = travel & holidays. Each has its own listening MP3 with two voices, interactive grading on sections 1, 2.1, 2.2, 3.1, 3.2; sections 2.3 (sentence completion) and the composition are self-graded.
Printable PDFs (answer key at the back of each): Mock A PDF · Mock B PDF · Mock C PDF
📒 Weekly Practice Booklet
One printable PDF with 4-part practice per weekly topic: A. fill-ins (up to 10 each) · B. sentence-builders · C. translation prompts (JP↔EN) · D. composition prompts (every 2-3 weeks). All original content modeled on the textbook exercise format. Answer key at the back. Open booklet PDF →
All 11 class weeks covered (Feb 18 → May 6). 100+ items total.
🗣️ Oral Practice Drafts
For the upcoming oral exam: 17-page PDF with a long-form (~60-second) extended response per theme + 2-3 short sample answers per Fragebeispiele sub-question, all in plain L15-17 grammar. Each answer is grammar-tagged. Plus recovery phrases and tips. Open oral practice PDF →
Print and take to work. Don't memorize — adapt each to your own situation, hobby, plans.
📔 Oral Walkthrough — full PDF + matching audio
All 25 Fragebeispiele questions answered in your student voice — corrected drafts + new answers including 「どうして日本語を勉強しているんですか」 and the full future-plans section (lab project · mechanical engineering · sensors-in-the-body research · September Japan trip · girlfriend's birthday).
Each answer has JP · romaji · English on the page so you can skim fast. Audio reads everything aloud (examiner asks, you answer) without the kanji/kana double-reading bug.
🎤 Oral Practice — Audio (rigid + conversational)
Each of the 7 themes spoken twice: a rigid slow/deliberate version for learning the structure, and a conversational natural-pace version with fillers (ええと, なんか, かな) for mimicking how you'd actually say it. Transcripts toggleable inline. Open oral audio page →
Listen with headphones on the commute. Rigid first to catch every particle, then conversational to match the rhythm.
🗒️ Cheat Sheet (2 pages, double-sided)
Page 1 — Grammar: all 15 L15-17 items with detailed forms (every conjugation spelled out), gotcha rules (always-present-tense traps, particle pattern reminders, etc.), and two examples per item. Page 2 — Verbs & Kanji: full conjugation table (14 verbs × 11 forms covering every group and the irregulars 行く, する, 来る), plus all 64 kanji with meaning + on/kun readings.
Open cheat sheet PDF →
Print A4 at 100% with double-sided ("flip on long edge"). Designed to fold into your bag.
📖 Weekly Study Guide
Index of which textbook exercises to do each week — labels and page numbers from your teacher's schedule, with my notes on what each one tests + where to drill the same skill on the cram site. Includes blank answer-recording lines per exercise so you can fill them in while working through your own Genki II book. Open study guide PDF →
Reference + answer-recording sheets only — the textbook exercises themselves stay in your Genki book.
Quick plan (8 days)
- Today — Skim all grammar (L15–17). Run vocab flashcards once.
- Day 2 — Kanji L13/L14 (24 kanji). Grammar L15 (volitional, ~ておく, attributive).
- Day 3 — Kanji L14/L15 (18 kanji). Grammar L16 (~てあげる/くれる/もらう, ~ていただけませんか).
- Day 4 — Kanji L15/L16 (12 kanji). Grammar L16 (~といい, ~とき, ~てすみません).
- Day 5 — Kanji L16 (10 kanji). Grammar L17 (~そうです, って, ~たら).
- Day 6 — Grammar L17 (~なくてもいい, ~みたいです, ~前に/~てから). Mock exam.
- Day 7 — Speaking practice (Fragebeispiele). Re-test all leeches.
- Day 8 (exam) — Light review only. Submit portfolio.
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Verb conjugation drill
Random verb from Genki I–II (chapters 3–17), random form. Type your answer (kana or kanji both accepted). Score updates live.
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Format (Japanisch IV FS26)
- Schriftlich (written): 2026-05-20. Vocab, kanji (read & write), grammar fill-ins, short translation, short writing prompt.
- Mündlich (oral): per Liste — questions from Fragebeispiele (self-introduction, daily life, hobbies, recent trip, future plans). Use volitional + ～と思っています, ～たら, ～ようと…, modifying clauses.
- Portfolio Schlussabgabe: upload to OLAT by 2026-05-20:
- Signed title page
- Clean final texts
- Scanned, corrected first drafts
Mündliche Prüfung — Fragebeispiele (practice prompts)
Click a question to reveal a sample answer outline. Try answering aloud first.
Schriftliche Prüfung — Mock test
Self-graded mock. Hit "Check" to score.
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