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。
もんだい 1
ひさしぶり に とうきょう ＿＿ いきます。
- へ
- を
- から
- と
こたえ：1. へ
久しぶりに東京へ行きます。
I am going to Tokyo for the first time in a while.
Incorrect Choices:
- “を” (wo): This particle is used to mark the direct object of a verb, but it doesn’t fit the context of indicating direction or destination.
- “から” (kara): This particle indicates the starting point or origin of an action, which doesn’t fit the context of indicating the direction or destination of going to Tokyo.
- “と” (to): This particle is used for quoting or indicating a condition, neither of which is applicable in this context of indicating direction or destination.
もんだい 2
でんしゃ ＿＿ のります。
- が
- は
- に
- の
こたえ：3. に
電車に乗ります。
I will take the train.
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 action of boarding the train, not on who is doing the action.
- “は” (wa): This particle is used to mark the topic of the sentence or to contrast with other elements, but it doesn’t fit the context of indicating the destination of boarding the train.
- “の” (no): This particle is used to indicate possession or association, which is not appropriate in this context of indicating the destination of boarding the train.
もんだい 3
とうきょう は ひと が ＿＿＿ ですね。
- おおく
- おおきい
- おおきく
- おおい
こたえ：4. おおい
東京は人が多いですね。
There are many people in Tokyo.
Incorrect Choices:
- “おおく” (ooku): This is the adverbial form of “おおい” (ooi), meaning “a lot” or “many,” but it doesn’t fit grammatically in this sentence structure.
- “おおきい” (ookii): This adjective means “big” or “large” in size, which doesn’t fit the context of describing the number of people.
- “おおきく” (ookiku): This is the adverbial form of “おおきい” (ookii), but as mentioned, “おおきい” is not suitable in this context.
もんだい 4
きょう は ともだち ＿＿ えいが を みます。
- には
- と
- とき
- を
こたえ：2. と
今日は友達と映画を見ます。
Today I will watch a movie with friends.
Incorrect Choices:
- “には” (ni wa): This phrase indicates location or direction (“to” or “at”), but it doesn’t fit the context of watching a movie together with a friend.
- “とき” (toki): This word means “when,” indicating a specific time or occasion, but it doesn’t fit the context of watching a movie with a friend.
- “を” (wo): This particle is used to mark the direct object of a verb, but it doesn’t fit the context of indicating the companion with whom the speaker will watch the movie.
もんだい 5
わたし は いえ で ゲーム を ＿＿＿ よてい です。
- した
- しよう
- する
- すれば
こたえ：3. する
私は家でゲームをする予定です。
I will be playing games at home.
Incorrect Choices:
- “した” (shita): This is the past tense form of the verb “する” (suru), but it doesn’t fit the context of making plans for the future.
- “しよう” (shiyou): This is the volitional form of the verb “する” (suru), which expresses intention or suggestion, but it doesn’t fit the context of stating plans.
- “すれば” (sureba): This is a conditional form of the verb “する” (suru), meaning “if do,” but it doesn’t fit the context of making plans.
