Museum— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: 「Yes, I think...」という直接的な答えと理由は明確です。ただし、2文目が長く、文法的に不自然です。“outside of the textbook” は “beyond the classroom or textbooks” のように言うと自然です。また、“the Ocean Animal Museum” のような具体例を挙げる場合は、博物館の種類と効果を分けて説明し、接続詞を使って論理を明確にしてください。

예시: Yes, museums are important because they allow children to learn beyond the classroom. For example, science and history museums offer hands-on exhibits, which can make lessons more memorable. They can also broaden children’s understanding of the world.

제안: 博物館が多いという答えは直接的ですが、“Yes, quite a lot” の後にコンマが必要です。また、“a capital city for Asian China” と “that collected over thousands of years the heritage is” は意味が不明確で、自然な表現に直す必要があります。故郷の歴史、博物館の内容、人気の理由をそれぞれ簡潔な文で説明し、“because” や “as a result” でつなげてください。“super difficult” より “extremely difficult” または “hard” の方が適切です。

예시: Yes, there are quite a lot of museums in my hometown, Xi’an. Since it was the capital of several ancient Chinese dynasties, the city has many historical museums displaying artefacts from thousands of years ago. They are very popular, so it can be extremely difficult to get a ticket, especially during holidays.

제안: 頻度を尋ねられているため、最初に “Not very often, but...” のように頻度を明確に答える必要があります。現在の回答には、博物館名や “Ubeam is the index” など意味が伝わりにくい表現があり、1文が長すぎます。“a way to entertain myself” は “a way to entertain myself” として使えますが、“know more knowledge” は “learn more about” にしてください。訪問頻度、好きな博物館、訪問する理由を3文程度に分けると、より自然で効果的です。

예시: I do not visit museums very often, but I try to go when I have free time. My favorite is the Xi’an Museum because it helps me learn more about the history of the city. I also find it relaxing, and visiting it makes me feel more connected to my hometown.

제안: 訪問時期と博物館名を答えており、具体的な感想も含まれている点は良いです。ただし、“visited Museum” には冠詞が必要で、“on the trip of May” は “during a trip in May” が自然です。過去の出来事なので “I feel” は “I felt”、“cannot came back” は “could not be returned” にしてください。また、文化財が合法的に取引されたという意味を明確にし、長い最後の文を分けると、内容がより伝わりやすくなります。

예시: The last time I visited a museum was during a trip in May. I went to the Nijo Museum and saw many Chinese cultural artefacts there. I felt disappointed because, although they had been acquired legally, the pottery could not be returned to China. It made me think about the importance of preserving cultural heritage.

× And we also have different types of museums like the Ocean Animal Museum or the historical type of museum it really can expand their views.

✓ We also have different types of museums, such as the Ocean Animal Museum and historical museums, which can really broaden children’s views.

The original sentence contains two independent ideas joined without a suitable grammatical connection. Use such as to introduce examples and which to connect the relative clause correctly. Also, broaden children’s views is more grammatically natural than expand their views in this context.

× Yes quite a lot.

✓ Yes, there are quite a lot.

The answer refers to many museums, so it needs the there are structure. Use there is with singular nouns and there are with plural nouns.

× My Home Town Xiang was a capital city for Asian China, so we have so many historical museums that collected over thousands of years the heritage is.

✓ My hometown Xiang was a capital city in ancient China, so we have many historical museums that have collected heritage over thousands of years.

The preposition for is incorrect when describing a location or historical period. Use in ancient China. The phrase the heritage is is also placed incorrectly; the sentence should use the relative clause that have collected heritage.

× My Home Town Xiang was a capital city for Asian China, so we have so many historical museums that collected over thousands of years the heritage is.

✓ My hometown Xiang was a capital city in ancient China, so we have many historical museums that have collected heritage over thousands of years.

The subject of the relative clause is historical museums, which is plural. Therefore, the verb must be have collected, not has collected. The present perfect form is suitable because the museums have accumulated heritage over a long period up to the present.

× If I have time, my first priority to the city is to visit Ben Museum because I feel like Ubeam is the index to know well about their city and it is also a way to entertain myself and to know more knowledge about where I stay, and I can feel like I have more connection to it.

✓ If I have time, my first priority in the city is to visit the Ben Museum because I feel that it is a way to get to know the city well. It is also a way to entertain myself and learn more about where I am staying, and I feel more connected to it.

The correct preposition is in when referring to a priority within a city. The original sentence also contains several clauses joined together unclearly, so separating them makes the relationships between the ideas grammatical and easier to understand.

× If I have time, my first priority to the city is to visit Ben Museum because I feel like Ubeam is the index to know well about their city and it is also a way to entertain myself and to know more knowledge about where I stay, and I can feel like I have more connection to it.

✓ If I have time, my first priority in the city is to visit the Ben Museum because I feel that it is a way to get to know the city well. It is also a way to entertain myself and learn more about where I am staying, and I feel more connected to it.

Their does not agree with the singular noun the city and has no clear antecedent. Use the city or its when referring to one specific city. The pronoun it should clearly refer to the museum or the activity.

× The last time I visited Museum was in the trip of May.

✓ The last time I visited a museum was during my trip in May.

A singular countable noun such as museum needs an article. Use a museum when referring to a museum for the first time or not specifying which one. During my trip in May is also the correct article and preposition combination.

× The last time I visited Museum was in the trip of May.

✓ The last time I visited a museum was during my trip in May.

Use during to describe something that happened within a period or event. The phrase in the trip of May is not grammatically natural; during my trip in May is the appropriate expression.

× I went to the Niho Museum and actually I feel a little sad because I found so many Chinese heritage there.

✓ I went to the Niho Museum, and I actually felt a little sad because I found so much Chinese heritage there.

The answer describes a past visit, so the verb feel should be in the past tense: felt. Heritage is generally an uncountable noun, so much is more appropriate than many when referring to it as a general concept.

× I found so many Chinese heritage there, but they were bought on the legal trade market.

✓ I found so much Chinese heritage there, but the artifacts had been bought through the legal trade market.

Use through to describe the means or channel by which something was bought. The preposition on is not appropriate in this expression. The noun artifacts also makes the reference clearer than the pronoun they.

× All of the pottery cannot came back to China and I feel super disappointed.

✓ All of the pottery cannot come back to China, and I feel very disappointed.

After a modal verb such as cannot, use the base form of the verb. Therefore, came must be changed to come. Do not use the past tense after cannot.

× All of the pottery cannot came back to China and I feel super disappointed.

✓ None of the pottery can be brought back to China, and I feel very disappointed.

Pottery cannot return to China by itself; people must bring it back. Therefore, the passive structure can be brought back is more accurate. The passive form is modal verb plus be plus past participle.