Japanese For Busy People Vol. 1 Book Test

The given sentence is asking about Mr. Smith's nationality. The word "じん" (jin) is a suffix that is used to indicate nationality or ethnicity in Japanese. Therefore, the correct answer is "じん" because it completes the sentence by indicating that Mr. Smith is American.

The question is asking for the current time, and the correct answer is "なんじ" which means "what time". Therefore, the response "9じ50ぷんです" indicates that it is currently 9:50.

The correct answer is "から、まで". This answer is the most appropriate because it indicates the starting and ending points of a time range. "から" means "from" and "まで" means "until", so the phrase "から、まで" is used to express a time span from one point to another. In the context of the question, it is asking for the opening and closing times of a department store.

In this sentence, the particle "の" is used to indicate possession or association. Therefore, the correct answer is "の". The sentence translates to "Is this Mr. Sasaki's umbrella?" The particle "の" is used to show that the umbrella belongs to Mr. Sasaki.

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The question is asking "How much is this?" and the correct answer is "3,000 yen." Therefore, the word that fits in the blank is "いくら," which means "how much."

In this conversation, person A is offering something to person B. Person B responds with "ありがとう" which means "thank you" in Japanese. This is an appropriate response as it shows gratitude for the offer made by person A.

The question is asking for "what number" (なんばん) the phone number is. The correct answer is "なんばん" because it is the appropriate response to the question, indicating that the phone number is being referred to.

The question is asking "Whose is this?" and the correct answer is "ささきさんのです" which means "It is Sasaki's". Therefore, the correct answer choice is "だれの" which means "Whose".

The correct answer is "の". In this question, the speaker is asking if the book belongs to the listener. The word "の" is used to indicate possession or belonging. Therefore, the correct response would be "はい、わたしのです。" which means "Yes, it is mine."

The correct answer is "ではありません" because it means "No, it is not 8,000 yen." This is the appropriate response when denying a statement or correcting a false statement.

The correct answer is "そうです". In this conversation, the question is asking if something is a DVD. The response "そうです" means "Yes, it is." This answer confirms that the item in question is indeed a DVD.

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The question is asking "What is that?" and the correct answer is "なん" which means "what" in Japanese. The word "めいし" means "business card" and "どれ" means "which one", so they are not appropriate answers to the question. Therefore, the correct answer is "なん" because it directly answers the question by asking for clarification or identification.

The question is asking for the identity of the person being referred to. The correct answer is "だれ" which means "who" in English.

The correct answer is "ください" because it is the appropriate response to a request or command. In this context, someone is asking for something, and "ください" is the polite way to say "please give it to me" or "please do it". The other options, "りんごです" (It's an apple) and "いらっしゃいませ" (Welcome), do not fit the situation as they do not address the request being made.

In this sentence, the correct answer is を. を is a particle used to indicate the direct object of a verb. It shows that the speaker wants someone to show them something. The other options, が and は, are subject particles and would not be appropriate in this context.

In the given sentence, the speaker is talking about an apple and wants to mention that something else is also an apple. The word "も" is used to indicate that the thing being referred to is also an apple. This word is commonly used to add emphasis or inclusion to a statement.

The correct answer is "こちら". In the given sentence, "（　　　　　）は　ささきさんです。" we need to choose the appropriate word to fill in the blank. Among the options, "こちら" is the most suitable choice because it means "this" and can be used to refer to a person who is closer to the speaker or the speaker's side. Therefore, the sentence translates to "This person is Mr. Sasaki."

The correct answer is を. This particle is used to indicate the direct object of a verb. In this sentence, the speaker is asking someone to show "それ" (it), so を is used to mark "それ" as the direct object of the verb "みせてください" (please show).