リスパス!共通テスト/ センター試験英語リスニング過去問

リスパス!共通テスト/ センター試験英語リスニング過去問

Fale.Inc

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1,000+ installsPaidEducation

Updated Jul 30, 2026 · v1.2.9

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Common Test Center Test English Listening Past Questions App. English listening preparation app ideal for high school students and university entrance exam students

The definitive guide to preparing for the Common Test English listening section! *This app is not an official app of the National Center for University Entrance Examinations. *Permission has been obtained from the National Center for University Entrance Examinations to use the content and audio within this app. "Rispass!" is an abbreviation for "Pass with Listening!", and this app includes all past questions from 2006, when the National Center Test for University Admissions began (application for use has been completed). With just your smartphone and earphones, you can practice listening even on a crowded train. Listening questions focus on specific points, so preparing for past questions is effective. For example, the listening key for the question with the lowest correct answer rate in the 2023 exam, at 20%, was: No, that one is for glass. The "is for" part was difficult to hear, so people thought it was "that one is glass." and mistook that one for "garbage" rather than "garbage can," resulting in the mistake. However, in fact, a similar sentence, "Box 3 is for children's clothes," appeared in the 2022 exam, and it may have been easier to catch if I had practiced thoroughly with past questions. As such, training your ear with past questions is an effective way to prepare for listening comprehension. Also, since the National Center Test and the Common Test are taken by approximately 500,000 people each year, they are composed of well-chosen questions that have been carefully vetted. This app is also very useful for English learners who are not taking the Common Test. [Recommended for] - Students hoping to score highly on the Common Test English Listening section - English learners who want to improve their listening skills in a fun, quiz-like manner - Instructors who want to quickly access past listening questions from the National Center Test and the Common Test - Beginners in listening who want to improve their ability to hear individual words through dictation [Passlis!'s 5 Major Features] 1. Solve all past questions from the Common Test and the National Center Test on the app! ② Check for missed sounds with the dictation feature! ③ Optimize your level with the audio speed adjustment feature (0.5-1.5x)! ④ Scroll with your finger to rewind to the part you want to listen to again! ⑤ Check your reading ability with the "Listen While Viewing the Script" feature! [Terms and Conditions] Terms of Use: https://sites.google.com/view/listeningpass Privacy Policy: https://fale.co.jp/privacy-policy.html Specified Commercial Transactions Act Notice: https://sites.google.com/view/scommercialtransactionlawfale

Version
1.2.9
Updated
Jul 30, 2026
Content Rating
Everyone
Installs
1,000+
Developer
Fale.Inc
Website
https://fale.co.jp/
Email
fale.app.development@gmail.com
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