Japanese 3H Semester 2 Final Exam 164 points (10% of grade) Consists of: 1. Writing Portion- Writing a narrative of someone’s life 50 points This will take place in the lab on Mon. 6/2 2. Multiple Choice-scantron 114 points This will take place in class on Wed. 6/4 a. Part I (grammar, particles, structures) consists of 27 items, each worth 2 points. (54/54) b. Parts II and III (Verbs, Kanji) consist of 60 items, each worth 1 point. (60/60) Study Guide Kanji Section- study the English meanings and Japanese readings of the kanji on the J3H Kanji list that was passed out in class on Thu. 5/29 (also available on website) Writing Portion- be able to use a variety of the vocabulary, grammar structures, kanji from the 人生 Unit to write about someone’s life. This would essentially be the vocab and structures you used in your presentations. Instead of just creating a list of life events, you should strive to combine sentences and include transitions to make it more interesting and appropriate to your level. Grammar/Structures/Particles/Verb forms Section Review these verb forms/structures: Dictionary form (like the infinitive form in English) 歩く、行く、食べる (to walk, to go, to eat) Here’s how someone named “Cabeza de sushi” explains it: http://cabezadesushi.tumblr.com/post/19420104958/verbs-ii-jisho-keidictionary-form-plain-form And this: http://www.learn-japanese-adventure.com/japanese-verbs.html Potential form- you should have handouts from semester 1, but here’s a link to more explanation/examples: http://www.learn-japanese-adventure.com/potential-form.html 〜たり〜たり form 〜たことがある saying that someone has had the experience of doing something before (中国に行ったことがある/I have been to China) More explanation/examples: http://www.learn-japanese-adventure.com/japanese-grammar-experience.html 〜dictionary form verb+こと turns a verb into a noun, like a gerund Example: “walk” is a verb I walk to the store. お店に歩きます。 “walking” is a noun, a “thing” that one does. I like walking to the store. お店に歩くことが好きです。 〜のため to say that something is for the purpose or sake of something/someone else 大学に行くために勉強しています。 I’m studying in order to go to college. 彼女のために買いました。 I bought it for my girlfriend. More explanation/examples: http://www.learn-japanese-adventure.com/japanese-grammar-tame.html ~dictionary form of verb+つもり to say what one intends to do お店に歩くつもりです。 I intend to walk to the store. More explanation/examples: http://nihongo.anthonet.com/tsumori/ ~dictionary form of verb + つもりじゃない/つもりがありません to say what one does NOT intend to do, or hasn’t the intention of doing お店に歩くつもりじゃないです。I don’t intend to walk to the store. お店に歩くつもりがありません。I don’t have the intention to walk/of walking to the store. 〜dictionary form of verb+ようになる to indicate a change in a habitual type of action 店に歩くようになりました。(implies that you didn’t do this before, but now you do) I have come to walk to the store. More explanation, examples: http://www.learn-japanese-adventure.com/you-ni-naru.html Combining sentences with ~て form Review with the ~te form song: http://gakuu.com/the-te-form-song/ お店に歩きました。とちゅうで(on the way)友達に会いました。話しました。 Sounds so much better to say: お店に歩いて、とちゅうで友達に会って、話しまし た。 〜てもいい to talk about what is allowed/not allowed この本をかりても良いですか。Is it okay to borrow this book? いいえ、かりてはいけません/かりてはだめ No, it’s not okay to borrow it. Structures/phrases for talking about life events (人生ユニット) じょし Review these 助詞/particles: Year に生まれました Something になる 大人になる become an adult Person に会う 先生に会いました met my teacher お風呂に入る take a bath Noun の時 子どもの時 When I was a child… Person が生まれる 男の子が生まれました a boy was born けいご Some basic 敬語/honorific phrases Review the chart in your 人生 Unit handout (green handout)