A trial survey (pretest) of the common test for university admissions, which will be introduced in place of the current National Center Test for University Admissions from 2020, will be held at universities nationwide for two days on November 2018th and 11th, 10. rice field.With about 11 participants in the second and third grades of high school, questions and issues regarding the implementation system were verified.The survey results will be announced during FY2.
According to the National Center for University Entrance Examinations, the A schedule was held in one day only for Japanese language and mathematics, and the B schedule was held for two days with English, science, geography history and public citizens. Approximately 1 people from 2 schools nationwide participated in Schedule A, and approximately 1,143 people from 6 schools nationwide participated in Schedule B.At each venue, high school students in uniforms gathered one after another, and when the questions were distributed, they were nervous about the exam questions.
In the actual performance, new descriptive questions will be given in Japanese and Mathematics I, and Mathematics I / A. In the first trial survey in November 2017, the percentage of correct answers in Japanese was 11%, the percentage of mathematics was 1-0.7%, and about half of them were unanswered.This time, three questions were asked in mathematics, but the questions are devised so that they can be answered with only mathematical formulas or very short sentences.
The National Center for University Entrance Examinations did not announce the score in the 2017 trial survey, but this time it is clearly stated, and the question was asked so that the total correct answer rate of the mark formula and the descriptive formula would be 50%.
In the actual test, there will be exam questions that evaluate the four skills of "reading," "listening," "speaking," and "writing" in the English exam, and a private exam approved by the National Center for University Entrance Examinations will also be introduced.However, this time, as with the center test, only writing, reading, and listening will be conducted, and the two skills of "reading" and "listening" will be evaluated.
