JLPT Past Papers

As many as possible, from all levels. Deliver anon.
Audio files for the listening part too.

Several of those found via google are not the original Japanese btw.

Noone? :(

There is no such thing as a JLPT.
騙されちゃった。

I'm wondering what you mean by "papers" - like, actual test copies?
Otherwise, their are plenty of study materials scattered around pretty much everywhere - vocab lists, verb lists, adjective lists, grammar lists/notes...
For listening, well... Their are some torrents of audio-based learning programs such as Pimsleur floating around or you could do what I do - music/tv shows.

I'm planning on teaching Japanese and I need past test papers. I found several lq scans, now I only need audio files for the listening part. I may have to beg some people I know for them.

Any other suggestions for free teaching material are welcome.

I am also interested. I took an imitation JLPT2 test a few days ago and got 57.5% (60% is passing) and the test is coming soon so I'll take any practice material I can get to ensure I pass. The test I took was done by the school and we couldn't keep the test so I can't really scan it or anything for you.

Also I think a great way to study for 聴解(listening) is by just listening to people's conversation, like from a radio show. When using Share and searching for gurren lagann, I accidentally downloaded a couple radio show mp3s they did and I put them on my iPod and it's been great for my rides on the train, but I can't just keep listening to the same stuff all the time, if anyone knows where I can download stuff, please feel free to share (Please no primsleur shit, My Japanese isn't the level of a 2 year old...)

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me again, nevermind, found out about japanese podcasts, they're a god send if your level is high enough