Checkpoint Quiz: Test Your Japanese 3 Knowledge!

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Checkpoint Quiz: Test Your Japanese 3 Knowledge!

Let's test your understanding of the grammar concepts introduced in our Japanese 3 Course. It will help you determine whether you need to take (or repeat) the course.

There are 7 Multiple-Choice Questions.

7 Points (Perfect Score!) → You are ready for the next level! Try Japanese 4 Quiz.
1-6 Points → You can start with Japanese 3.

Japanese 3

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Let's begin. がんばってください！Ganbatte kudasai (Good luck)!

Q1: What’s the MASU Form of the verb しまる (shimaru) “to close”?

1 point

しまるます (shimarumasu)

しまります (shimarimasu)

しまます (shimamasu)

Q2: How do you say this? “I drink coffee every morning.”

1 point

まいあさにコーヒーのみます。(maiasa ni koohii nomimasu)

まいあさコーヒーをのみます。(maiasa koohii o nomimasu)

まいあさコーヒーのみます。(maiasa koohii nomimasu)

Q3: How do you ask this? “Do you shop at Costco?”

1 point

Costcoをかいものしますか。(Costco o kaimono shimasu ka)

Costcoにかいものしますか。(Costco ni kaimono shimasu ka)

Costcoでかいものしますか。(Costco de kaimono shimasu ka)

Q4: What does this sentence mean? ひらがなは２かげつぐらいべんきょうしました。(Hiragana wa 2 kagetsu gurai benkyoo shimashita.)

1 point

“I studied Hiragana for about 2 months.”

“I studied Hiragana around in February.”

“I studied Hiragana about 2 months ago.”

Q5: What does this sentence mean? かれしとうみにおよぎにいきました。(kareshi to umi ni oyogi ni ikimashita.)

1 point

“I swam in the ocean with my boyfriend.”

“My boyfriend swam in the ocean.”

“I went to the ocean to swim with my boyfriend.”

Q6: How do you say this? “I understand Spanish but not French.”

1 point

スペインごはわかりますけど、フランスごはわかりません。(Supeingo wa wakarimasukedo, Furansugo wa wakarimasen)

スペインごわかりますでも、フランスごをわかりません。(Supeingo wakarimasudemo, Furansugo o wakarimasen)

スペインごをわかりますけど、フランスごもわかりません。(Supeingo o wakarimasukedo, Furansugo mo wakarimasen)

Q7: What does this sentence mean? あにがひとりと、いもうとがふたりいます。(ani ga hitori to imooto ga futari imasu)

1 point

“I have two big brothers and one younger sister.”

“I have one big brother and two younger sisters.”

“I have one big sister and two younger sisters.”

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