Practice With Desu, Iru, And Aru

The question asks if there is a kachuusha. In the given conversation, Miku states that she has a kachuusha. When asked if there is a kachuusha, the response "Hai, kachuusha desu" confirms that there is indeed a kachuusha.

The question "Tora ga imasu ka?" is asking if there is a tiger. The correct answer "Hai, imasu" means "Yes, there is." This answer confirms the presence of a tiger.

The correct answer is "Hai, sou desu." In the given conversation, the question "Yoshito wa, DJ desu ka?" is asking if Yoshito is a DJ. The response "Hai, sou desu" means "Yes, that's right" or "Yes, it is so" in English. This response confirms that Yoshito is indeed a DJ.

The correct answer is "Aoi no meiku ga arimasu." This sentence translates to "Aoi has makeup." The question is asking if there is makeup, so the answer confirms that Aoi has makeup. The other options either state that there is no makeup or mention a blue marker, which is unrelated to the question.

The correct answer is "Hai, Sakura chan no suriipin desu." This is because the question is asking if there is a sleeping pin (suriipin) and the correct response confirms that there is one, specifically belonging to Sakura.

The question is asking if there is someone with nekomimi (cat ears). The correct answer "Imasu" means "There is" or "Yes, there is." This implies that there is someone present who has nekomimi.

The correct answer is "Arimasen." This is because the question is asking if there is lipstick, and "Arimasen" means "there is not" or "there isn't." The other options indicate that there is lipstick, which is incorrect.

The question "Hiroto ga imasen ka?" is asking if Hiroto is present or not. The correct answer "Imasu" means "Yes, he is present."

The correct answer is "Sora chan no memocho ga arimasu." This answer states that Sora-chan has a memocho (memo pad). The other options either state that Sora-chan does not have a memocho or provide incomplete information.

The correct answer is "Sutanpu desu" because it is the only response that directly translates to "It's stamp" in English. The other options do not provide a relevant response to the question "Nan desu ka?" which means "What is it?".