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BASIC NIHONGO TUTORIAL - Final Test

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The customer asked,

" _______ wa nan desu ka."

The waiter replied,

"Ah, _______ wa ramen desu!"


Which of the following completes the second blank?

a)

Kore

b)

Sore

c)

Are

d)

Dare

2.

Fill in the blank:


The lady happily said, "_______ wa watashi no akachan desu."

a)

Kore

b)

Sore

c)

Are

d)

Dare

3.

We are now in the month of _______.

a)

Shigatsu

b)

Gogatsu

c)

Rokugatsu

d)

Shichigatsu

4.

What day of the week was mentioned in the phrase above?

a)

Nichiyoubi

b)

Doyoubi

c)

Kinyoubi

d)

Getsuyoubi

5.

My mother wakes up early in the morning to prepare:

a)

Gohan

b)

Asagohan

c)

Bangohan

d)

Bentou

6.

For a year, you’ve saved a portion of your money to buy a gift for your father. On his 50th birthday, you were able to give him the silver watch that he always wanted. He promised to use it as a reminder of your love. The Japanese equivalent of the phrase “to buy” is:

a)

Tabemasu

b)

Nomimasu

c)

Kaimasu

d)

Tsukaimasu

7.

Your family wanted to have a barbecue party for dinner that’s why your mother asked you to grill pork chop. The Japanese equivalent of “to grill” is:

a)

Araimasu

b)

Yakimasu

c)

Tsukurimasu

d)

Kirimasu

8.

Mark was really thankful because you helped him find the perfect gift for his girlfriend. He said, “Kinou wa, arigatou gozaimashita!” The word “kinou” means?

a)

Last week

b)

Yesterday

c)

Today

d)

Tomorrow

9.

This particle follows the object of the verb to show which the object is.

a)

wa

b)

ni

c)

o

d)

ka

10.

This particle indicates direction of movement/action.

a)

wa

b)

ni

c)

o

d)

ka

11.

Salt and pepper are some of the ingredients we use to put some spice in our dishes. What is “salt” in Japanese?

a)

Sakana

b)

Sake

c)

Shio

d)

Satou

12.

It is the pronoun which means "I" and is used by both female and male speakers.

a)

Watashi

b)

Atashi

c)

Boku

d)

Ore

13.

After a long day, you finally got home. You entered the main door and said: “ ___________”

“___________” your mother replied.


Which of the following expressions must be used in the first blank?

a)

Tadaima

b)

Itterashai

c)

Ittekimasu

d)

Okaerinasai

14.

What is the past-affirmative form of “Tabemasu”?

a)

Tabemasu

b)

Tabemasen

c)

Tabemashita

d)

Tabemasendeshita

15.

This expression is used when you leave the office earlier than others.

a)

Otsukaresamadeshita!

b)

Osaki ni shitsurei shimasu!

c)

Osaki ni douzo!

d)

Omedetou gozaimasu

16.

After a long day, you finally got home. You entered the main door and said: “ ___________”

“___________” your mother replied.


Which of the following expressions must be used in the second blank?

a)

Tadaima

b)

Itterashai

c)

Ittekimasu

d)

Okaerinasai

17.

Complete the sentence:


“Kore wa orenji ______ ."

a)

desu

b)

janai desu

c)

dewa arimasen

d)

arimasen

18.

“Doko” means:

a)

Who

b)

Where

c)

What

d)

When

19.

Your puppy is missing for a week and you’re worried. Being a good friend, Takeru told you, “_________”


Which is the best expression to use based on the situation above?

a)

Ki ni shinaide

b)

Sumimasen

c)

Dozou ohairikudasai

d)

Douzo okake kudasai

20.

It’s past 11 in the morning that’s why your mother came to your room and shouted for you to get up from your bed. The Japanese equivalent of “to get up” is:

a)

Nemasu

b)

Okimasu

c)

Mimasu

d)

Misemasu

21.

water (mizu)


How do you write this in Hiragana?

a)

みず

b)

めず

c)

めす

d)

みす

22.

The Last Messenger in these last days was born on May 10, 1886. Translate his birthday in Japanese

a)

Sen happyaku hachijuu roku nen, Rokugatsu, Juu

b)

Sen happyaku hachijuu roku nen, Gogatsu, Juu

c)

Sen happyaku hachijuu roku nen, Rokugatsu, Touka

d)

Sen happyaku hachijuu roku nen, Gogatsu, Touka

23.

Which of the following statements is NOT true?

(select only two)

a)

In Japanese, interrogative sentences (questions) don't need question marks. Instead, you put "period" at the end of the sentence.

b)

The Japanese alphabet has letter "C" or cluster consonants like "ST", "CR", "FF"

c)

The Japanese people avoid using “shi” for number 4 as much as they can.

d)

“O genki desu?” is used as a greeting when meeting someone for the first time.

24.

This Japanese food is called as:

a)

Sushi

b)

Sashimi

c)

Ramen

d)

Udon

25.

In Japanese language, there are ____ most basic forms of the verbs.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

26.

Translate this in Japanese:


"I will go to Manila next week."

a)

Raishuu Manira ni ikimasu.

b)

Raishuu Manira ni kimasu.

c)

Raishuu ni Manira ni ikimasu.

d)

Raishuu ni Manira ni kimasu.

27.

“I don’t like coffee.”


The Japanese translation of the above sentence is:

a)

Koohii ga suki desu.

b)

Koohii ga janai desu.

c)

Koohii ga suki janai desu.

d)

Koohi ga janai suki desu.

28.

Complete the sentence:


Watashi wa juusu o ___________.

a)

Tabemasu

b)

Nomimasu

c)

Norimasu

d)

Tsukurimasu

29.

Translate the sentence into Japanese:


“Mr. Ryoma was not a researcher.”

a)

Ryoma wa kenkyuusha desu.

b)

Ryoma wa kenkyuusha desu ka.

c)

Ryoma-san wa kenkyuusha janakatta desu.

d)

.Ryoma-san wa kenkyuusha janai desu.

30.

"Yes, that is Japanese school."


What is the Japanese translation of the sentence above?

a)

Ee, Are wa Nihon no gakkou desu.

b)

Ee, Are wa Nihon gakkou desu.

c)

Iie, Are wa Nihon no gakkou desu.

d)

Iie, Are wa Nihon gakkou desu.

31.

"EBC Film"


In Japanese, it is translated as:

a)

EBC eiga

b)

EBC wa eigo

c)

EBC no eiga

d)

EBC no eigo

32.

“Kyou Sūpāmāketto ni ikimasu.”


In English translation, we read it as:

a)

I will go to supermarket today.

b)

I was going to supermarket yesterday.

c)

I’m going to supermarket tomorrow.

d)

I will go to supermarket next week.

33.

“Boku wa shefu janai desu."


The English translation of the above sentence is:

a)

I am not a chef.

b)

I was not a chef.

c)

I am a chef.

d)

I was a chef.

34.

"Natsu-yasumi ni doko ni ikimashita ka."

a)

Where did you go for summer vacation?

b)

Where did you go last summer vacation?

c)

Where will you go for summer vacation?

d)

Where have you been this summer vacation?

35.

“Mainichi yasai o tabemasen.”


Translate the sentence into English:

a)

I eat vegetables every day.

b)

I do not eat vegetables every day.

c)

I ate vegetables days ago.

d)

I did not eat vegetables days ago.

36.

Which sentence best describes the picture above?

a)

Neko ga suki janai desu.

b)

Neko ga suki desu.

c)

Neko ga suki desu ka.

d)

Neko ga suki janakatta desu.

37.

“Senshuu no mokuyoubi ni doko ni ikimashita ka.”


The English translation of this sentence is:

a)

Where did you go this Wednesday?

b)

Where did you go last Wednesday?

c)

Where did you go this Thursday?

d)

Where did you go last Thursday?

38.

“Anata no namae wa nan desu ka.”


How do you say this in English?

a)

What is the name?

b)

What is your name?

c)

Do you have a name?

d)

Your name is?

39.

“Ii tenki desu ne.”


The English translation of this sentence is:

a)

It’s a good weather!

b)

It’s such a good weather!

c)

It’s a good whether, isn’t it?

d)

It’s a good weather, isn’t it?

40.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

to

b)

do

c)

bo

d)

po

41.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

tsu

b)

zu

c)

bu

d)

pu

42.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

wa

b)

chi

c)

ra

d)

shi

43.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

wa

b)

chi

c)

ra

d)

shi

44.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

ki

b)

sa

c)

ji

d)

gi

45.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

o

b)

i

c)

e

d)

a

e)

u

46.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

me

b)

nu

c)

mu

d)

a

47.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

me

b)

nu

c)

mu

d)

a

48.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

ka

b)

a

c)

na

d)

ta

49.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

ka

b)

a

c)

na

d)

ta

50.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

ka

b)

a

c)

na

d)

ta

51.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

ni

b)

ha

c)

mo

d)

ke

52.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

ni

b)

ha

c)

mo

d)

ke

53.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

ni

b)

ha

c)

mo

d)

ke

54.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

ryu

b)

nyu

c)

nya

d)

rya

55.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

ru

b)

zo

c)

ro

d)

so

56.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

ru

b)

zo

c)

ro

d)

so

57.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

me

b)

nu

c)

mu

d)

a

58.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

shi

b)

tsu

c)

zu (dzu)

d)

ji

59.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

shi

b)

tsu

c)

zu (dzu)

d)

ji

60.

This Hiragana character

is read as:

a)

o

b)

i

c)

e

d)

a

e)

u

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