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Achievement Levels of Prepositions for High School Students and Evaluation
application/pdfA large number of high school students seem to have difficulty with prepositions. Does the difficulty vary among prepositions in their basic use? If so, what seems to be the cause for it? Can we properly evaluate students' comprehension of prepositions through tests? The purpose of this paper is to answer these questions in an experimental study of different prepositions using three kinds of tests. Through the analysis of the data acquired, it was found that there were some differences among the prepositions in the degree of difficulty, which was caused not only by the difficulty of the prepositions themselves but by the linkage with other words or some grammatical elements such as sentence patterns or structures. It was also found that the results of the tests changed depending on the kind of tests, which led to some thoughts on test making
A Study of "Yu-lan-pen"
application/pdfThis paper intends to give one interpretation of the origin of the word `Yu-lan-pen (孟蘭盆) '. There are varying opinions about this problem. One is that `Yu-lan-pen (孟蘭盆)' is a copied sound from `ullambana' (a word in Sanskrit, which means "hung topsy-turvy" ) into Chinese characters. Another is `Yu-lan-pen (孟蘭盆)' means "a vessel" , or "a tray" . I support the latter, and I present some bases from Vinaya-pitaka, Buddhist religious commandements
Travel English Dialogs Based on a Situational Syllabus
application/pdfThis paper introduces a collection of 122 English dialogs for traveling, made up in accordance with a situational syllabus. It was created to cope with various situations that travelers would encounter overseas. Considering the functions of the situations, the dialogs are divided into fourteen sections ranging from conversations one might have on an airplane leaving Japan, to airport security procedures before returning home
A Development of computer program designed for introductory psychological experiment and application to introductory psychological education.
application/pdfThe purpose of this study was to develop a computer program designed for psychological experiment "Span of Attention" and to apply it to an introductory psychological education. We attempted to describe it by a programming language "Visual Basic 6" for Windows 2000, and to open the source code. The features of the program are (1) realization of control of rapid display by DirectX7 SDK ; (2) use of high-resolution multimedia timer in order to conduct for time critical tasks ; (3) programming for some experimental procedures : for example, randomization of a set of stimulus. The findings of its application to class "introductory psychological experiment" describe how to troubleshoot frequently asked questions ; (1) conflict problem with power management program ; (2) usefulness of Windows API ; (3) memory problem with AGP graphic card