Understanding Japanese Phrases

The video tutorial provides an exercise where students listen to a CD and choose the most appropriate meaning of sentences from multiple-choice options. It covers various scenarios, such as feeling dizzy with a fever, unclear opinions, careful thinking, a rush of customers, and watching a child climb a tree. Each scenario is presented as a question, and students must select the correct interpretation.

What is the main task described in the introduction?

• Listening to a CD and choosing the most appropriate meaning of sentences.

• Watching a video and answering questions.

• Reading a book and summarizing the content.

• Writing an essay on a given topic.

What does the phrase '熱があってフラフラする' mean?

• Feeling dizzy due to a fever.

• Feeling nervous about a test.

• Feeling excited about a trip.

• Feeling tired after a workout.

What does the phrase '彼の意見はいつもはっきりしない' imply?

• His opinion is always unclear.

• He is always confident.

• He is always late.

• His opinion is always strong.

What is the suggested approach for dealing with the problem in 'この問題はじっくり考えた方がいいよ'?

• Ask someone else to solve it.

• Solve it quickly.

• Ignore it completely.

• Think about it carefully.

What was the reaction to seeing a child climbing a tall tree in '子供が高い木に登っているのを見てハラハラしたいっ'?

• Feeling anxious.

• Feeling happy.

• Feeling bored.

• Feeling proud.