WorksheetsRolling Riceball Test
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the meaning of this kanji? 山
mountain
riceball
gold
firewood
Mountain in Japanese is
kawa
umi
yama
peko peko
The kanji for inside or middle is
お金
お腹
中
水
The word for old man is
obaasan
otousan
ojiisan
oneesan
omusubi in English means
stew
riceball
old man
delicious
Folktale stories in Japanese start with
peko peko
oishii omusubi
mukashi mukashi
mogu mogu
Mouse in Japanese is
mochi
nemasu
tanuki
nezumi
oishii means
sour
sweet
sticky
delicious
お金 means
silver
gift
gold
small
arigatou means
no thank you
thank you
riceball
gold
Examples of onomatopoeia in Japanese are....
There is more than one answer
peko peko
mite mite
chuu chuu
musha musha
Chuu chuu chuu means
munch
hungry
rolling
squeak
Chiisai nezumi (small mouse) would look like this in Japanese script
大きい ねずみ
おむすび ころりん
お金
小さい ねずみ
A onomatopoeia in Japanese is usually two words the same
true
false
peko peko is the sound of
rolling
plopping
munching
rumbling stomach
The name of the story, Rolling Riceball, in Japanese is
oishii omusubi
suttonton
ojiisan kororin
omusubi kororin
The verb form ending in mashita shows
future tense
negative tense
current tense
past tense
A verb generally comes at the end of a simple Japanese sentence
true
false
Which of the following are particles?
There is more than one answer.
ni
wa
o
desu
The particle wa serves the purpose of
topic marker
linking particle
means "to"
shows object of the sentence
Which of the following are verbs?
There is more than one answer.
ana
tabemashoo
mukashi mukashi
ikimashita
The particle "ni" means
too
two
to
go
yoisho yoisho is the sound of
hunger
tiredness
puffing and huffing
grumpiness
