Duolingo Japanese Unit 2 - Food 1 part b

What is the correct Japanese pronoun to refer to an object that is far from both the speaker and the listener?

• これ (kore)

• それ (sore)

• あれ (are)

• どれ (dore)

If a speaker wants to refer to a location that is near the listener but not the speaker, which Japanese pronoun for places should be used?

• ここ (koko)

• そこ (soko)

• あそこ (asoko)

• どこ (doko)

Which Japanese word is used as an adjective to mean "that [noun] over there," indicating something far from both the speaker and the listener?

• この (kono)

• その (sono)

• あの (ano)

• どの (dono)

To ask "which way?" in an informal Japanese conversation, which word would be most appropriate?

• こちら (kochira)

• そちら (sochira)

• あちら (achira)

• どっち (docchi)

To politely refer to a person who is near the speaker, which Japanese phrase would be most appropriate?

• Kono hito

• Kono kata

• Anata

• Konata

In Japanese, using "Anata" (you) directly to someone you are speaking with is generally considered:

• A very polite form of address.

• A neutral and common way to say "you."

• Potentially impolite or overly direct, especially with superiors.

• Only acceptable when referring to a close friend or family member.

Which Japanese demonstrative is used to refer to an object that is far from both the speaker and the listener?

• Kore

• Sore

• Are

• Dore

When asking "Which one is the robot?" in Japanese, the correct particle to use with the question word "Dore" is:

• Wa (は)

• Ga (が)

• O (を)

• Ni (に)