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Japanese intermediate test (B1)

24 questions, two from each intermediate 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. 1 of 24 · from chapter 1, Stories and memories

    How do you say “I remember”?

  2. 2 of 24 · from chapter 1, Stories and memories

    What does (kodomo no toki) mean?

  3. 3 of 24 · from chapter 2, Opinions and reasons

    What does ~し (shi) do in (kyūryō mo takai shi, shigoto mo omoshiroi shi)?

  4. 4 of 24 · from chapter 2, Opinions and reasons

    Hina says (sore nara watashi mo sansei). What does she mean?

  5. 5 of 24 · from chapter 3, News and current events

    How do you pass on “I hear it will rain” with a noun?

  6. 6 of 24 · from chapter 3, News and current events

    In (nyūsu ni yoru to), what does mean?

  7. 7 of 24 · from chapter 4, Feelings and relationships

    In (Yui ga purezento o kureta), who received the present?

  8. 8 of 24 · from chapter 4, Feelings and relationships

    Maki says (purezento o agetara dō?) What is she doing?

  9. 9 of 24 · from chapter 5, Hopes and wishes

    What is the たら-form of (iku)?

  10. 10 of 24 · from chapter 5, Hopes and wishes

    Hana says (chōsen shite mitai). What does she mean?

  11. 11 of 24 · from chapter 6, Solving problems

    Which verb says that something happens by itself?

  12. 12 of 24 · from chapter 6, Solving problems

    What does (muryō) mean?

  13. 13 of 24 · from chapter 7, Culture and traditions

    (hachigatsu ni matsuri o suru koto ni natte iru) tells you that…

  14. 14 of 24 · from chapter 7, Culture and traditions

    What does (shūmatsu wa, soto de taberu koto ga arimasu) mean?

  15. 15 of 24 · from chapter 8, Work and careers

    What does (onsha) mean?

  16. 16 of 24 · from chapter 8, Work and careers

    What does (okyakusama ga komaranai yō ni) mean?

  17. 17 of 24 · from chapter 9, Health and lifestyle

    Which is the everyday spoken way to say “I have to go”?

  18. 18 of 24 · from chapter 9, Health and lifestyle

    What does (enbun o hikaeru) mean?

  19. 19 of 24 · from chapter 10, Money and everyday services

    What does (sanman'en ijō) mean?

  20. 20 of 24 · from chapter 10, Money and everyday services

    What does (hikidasu) mean at the bank?

  21. 21 of 24 · from chapter 11, Travel stories

    What does (noriokureru tokoro datta) mean?

  22. 22 of 24 · from chapter 11, Travel stories

    Which word fits? ___

  23. 23 of 24 · from chapter 12, Review: telling your story

    What does (suki na shigoto o sasete moratta) mean?

  24. 24 of 24 · from chapter 12, Review: telling your story

    What does (kaigai demo shirareru yō ni natta) mean?

0 of 24 answered.