1. JLPT N5 Fill-In-The-Blank Quiz
______ に 何を 入れますか。1・2・3・4から 一番 いい ものを 一つ 選んで ください。
- でしたが
- ですけど
- です
- でた
こたえ:3. です
今日はカフェに行く予定です。
I am going to a cafe today.
Incorrect Choices:
- “でしたが” (deshita ga): This is the past tense polite form followed by “ga,” which is an inappropriate conjunction in this context.
- “ですけど” (desu kedo): This is a conjunction meaning “but” and is followed by “けど” indicating a continuation, which doesn’t fit the sentence structure here.
- “でた” (deta): This word does not fit the context of the sentence.
- を
- へ
- と
- が
こたえ:4. が
雨が降っています。
It is raining.
Incorrect Choices:
- “を” (wo): This particle is used to mark the direct object of a verb, but it doesn’t fit the context of the sentence, which is about the occurrence of rain.
- “へ” (e): This particle indicates direction or destination, which is not relevant to the sentence.
- “と” (to): This particle is used for quoting or listing things, which doesn’t make sense in the context of the sentence.
- から
- を
- お
- が
こたえ:2. を
本を読む。
I read a book.
Incorrect Choices:
- “から” (kara): This particle is used to indicate the origin or starting point of an action or movement, which doesn’t fit the context of reading a book.
- “お” (o): This is an honorific prefix used in Japanese, but it doesn’t make sense in this context.
- “が” (ga): This particle marks the subject of a sentence, but in this sentence, the subject is not being specified. The focus is on the object being read, which is the book. Therefore, “が” is incorrect in this context.
- が
- へ
- や
- とは
こたえ:3. や
映画やアニメを見る。
I watch movies and animations.
Incorrect Choices:
- “が” (ga): This particle marks the subject of the sentence, but in this case, there is no specific subject being emphasized. The focus is on the activities of watching movies and anime, not on who is doing the watching.
- “へ” (e): This particle indicates direction or destination, which doesn’t fit the context of the sentence.
- “とは” (to wa): This phrase means “means” or “refers to,” which is not suitable in this context.
- やすみ
- やすむ
- やすめ
- やすも
こたえ:1. やすみ
明日は仕事が休みです。
I have a day off tomorrow.
Incorrect Choices:
- “やすむ” (yasumu): This verb means “to rest” or “to take a break,” but it doesn’t fit the sentence structure as it is not grammatically appropriate to use the verb form here.
- “やすめ” (yasume): This is an imperative verb. It doesn’t fit the sentence structure as it is not grammatically appropriate to use the verb form here.
- “やすも” (yasumo): This is not a valid word in this context.