Year 8 Chinese Verbs Quiz

Sophia is learning Chinese and wants to know which of the following is an irregular Chinese verb. Can you help her?

• 吃 (chī) - to eat

• 是 (shì) - to be

• 走 (zǒu) - to walk

• 看 (kàn) - to see

During a Chinese class, Ava asked the teacher, "What is the Chinese verb for 'to sleep'?"

• 吃 (chī)

• 睡觉 (shuìjiào)

• 走 (zǒu)

• 看 (kàn)

Luna and Noah are at a Chinese restaurant. Which verb means "to drink" in Chinese?

• 喝 (hē)

• 吃 (chī)

• 走 (zǒu)

• 看 (kàn)

Arjun is learning Chinese. Identify the irregular verb from the following:

• 有 (yǒu) - to have

• 吃 (chī) - to eat

• 走 (zǒu) - to walk

• 看 (kàn) - to see

In Luna's Chinese class, she wants to know the verb for "to read". What is it?

• 吃 (chī)

• 读 (dú)

• 走 (zǒu)

• 看 (kàn)

David is learning Chinese. Which verb means "to write" in Chinese?

• 吃 (chī)

• 写 (xiě)

• 走 (zǒu)

• 看 (kàn)

Evelyn and Mia are learning Chinese. Which of the following is an irregular Chinese verb?

• 去 (qù) - to go

• 吃 (chī) - to eat

• 走 (zǒu) - to walk

• 看 (kàn) - to see

During a Chinese language class, Aria asked the teacher, "What is the Chinese verb for 'to listen'?"

• 吃 (chī)

• 听 (tīng)

• 走 (zǒu)

• 看 (kàn)

During a Chinese language class, Mia asked the teacher, "Which verb means 'to speak' in Chinese?"

• 吃 (chī)

• 说 (shuō)

• 走 (zǒu)

• 看 (kàn)

David is learning Chinese and wants to know which of the following verbs is irregular. Can you help him identify it?

• 是 (shì) - to be

• 吃 (chī) - to eat

• 走 (zǒu) - to walk

• 看 (kàn) - to see