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WorksheetsRolling Riceball Verse 1 vocabulary
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Mukashi mukashi means
Let's read
Let's tell a story
Once upon a time
Open the book
The word for old man is
ojiisan
obaasan
omusubi
korokoro
Yoisho yoisho means
pull pull
groan groan
hungry
roll roll
yama means
old man
riceball
hungry
mountain
peko peko is the sound of
a rumbling stomach
a rolling riceball
a singing mouse
a groaning man
Which of these is NOT an onomatopoeia
omusubi
peko peko
korokoro
suttonton
Mukashi mukashi is repeated for
no reason
ensuring the listener doesn't miss hearing the word
effect - kids will tune in to the story when they hear this
the word for tasty or delicious is
ojiisan
omusubi
yama
oishii
In Japanese, an onomatopoeia is usually two words the same
true
false
which is NOT an onomatopoeia
mukashi mukashi
peko peko
koro koro
yoisho yoisho
Ana no naka
means
rolling riceball
delicious riceball
tired old man
middle of the hole
The mice in the story were
pounding rice to make mochi (sweet sticky rice cakes)
not impressed to see a riceball fall into their house
very tired
unhappy
demo
means
when
didn't
unfortunately
but
suttonton
means
roll roll roll
plop plop plop
falling falling
hungry
ikimashita
means
go
went
didn't go
should probably go
which phrase indicates the old man was tired?
peko peko desu
korokoro kororin
Aa tsukareta
oishii omusubi
