Japanese elementary test (A2)
24 questions, two from each elementary chapter. Use it at the end of the level to check what you've learned, or before you start, to see whether you can skip ahead. You'll see which chapters to revise at the end.
1 of 24 · from chapter 1, Talking about the past
(takai) means “expensive”. How do you say “it was expensive”?
2 of 24 · from chapter 1, Talking about the past
Which time word needs (ni)?
3 of 24 · from chapter 2, Travel and hotels
Which verb has an irregular te-form?
4 of 24 · from chapter 2, Travel and hotels
What does (nihaku) mean?
5 of 24 · from chapter 3, At the doctor's
What is the た-form of (neru), to go to bed?
6 of 24 · from chapter 3, At the doctor's
What does (ichinichi sankai) mean?
7 of 24 · from chapter 4, Home and housing
A friend asks AとBと、どっちが安い？ (A to B to, dotchi ga yasui?). How do you say B is cheaper?
8 of 24 · from chapter 4, Home and housing
How much is (hachiman'en)?
9 of 24 · from chapter 5, Work and studies
Which sentence asks “Have you ever eaten natto?”
10 of 24 · from chapter 5, Work and studies
What does ～年間 (-nenkan) tell you?
11 of 24 · from chapter 6, Weather and seasons
(ame) means “rain”. You think it will rain. What do you say?
12 of 24 · from chapter 6, Weather and seasons
What temperature is (mainasu godo)?
13 of 24 · from chapter 7, Clothes and shopping
Which word do shop staff use for a polite “this way” or “this one”?
14 of 24 · from chapter 7, Clothes and shopping
What is (henpin)?
15 of 24 · from chapter 8, Plans and invitations
What does (mata kondo ne) mean?
16 of 24 · from chapter 8, Plans and invitations
Which sentence describes an arranged plan, “I'm going to Kyoto”?
17 of 24 · from chapter 9, Directions and transport
How do you say “I have to get off at the next station”?
18 of 24 · from chapter 9, Directions and transport
An announcement says (kaisoku wa juppun okurete orimasu). What does it mean?
19 of 24 · from chapter 10, Describing people
Which verb do you use for a hat?
20 of 24 · from chapter 10, Describing people
How does Keiko say “She was quiet as a child” in plain speech?
21 of 24 · from chapter 11, Phone calls and messages
The receptionist says (Ishida wa ima, kaigichū desu) without (san). Why?
22 of 24 · from chapter 11, Phone calls and messages
When do you say (moshimoshi)?
23 of 24 · from chapter 12, A weekend away
Which “because” sounds softer and more polite?
24 of 24 · from chapter 12, A weekend away
What does (itte mitai desu) mean?
0 of 24 answered.