Jlpt N5 Reading Kanji

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    あねは　楽しい　ひとです。

    • たのじい
    • たのしい
    • だのしい
    • たのしし
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  • 2. 

    水を　くれませんか。

    • みす

    • みつ

    • みそ

    • みず

    Correct Answer
    A. みず
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "みず" because it means "water" in Japanese. The question is asking if the person can have some water.

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  • 3. 

    目が　いたいんです。

    • け

    • ち

    • め

    • い

    Correct Answer
    A. め
    Explanation
    The given sentence "目がいたいんです" translates to "My eyes hurt." In Japanese, "め" (me) refers to "eyes." Therefore, the correct answer is "め."

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    おとうとは　あしが　小さいです。

    • ちいちい

    • ちいざい

    • ちいさい

    • ちいさん

    Correct Answer
    A. ちいさい
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "ちいさい". This is because the sentence is talking about someone's younger brother and describing his feet as small. The word "ちいさい" means small, which fits the context of the sentence.

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  • 5. 

    にほんで　すもうを　見たいです。

    • みだいです

    • いたいです

    • みたいです

    • いだいです

    Correct Answer
    A. みたいです
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "みたいです" which means "I want to see". The sentence is expressing the speaker's desire to watch sumo wrestling in Japan.

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    明日は　はれるでしょう。

    • あしだ

    • あじた

    • あした

    • おした

    Correct Answer
    A. あした
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "あした" which means "tomorrow" in Japanese. The sentence "明日は　はれるでしょう" translates to "It will be sunny tomorrow." The word "あした" directly corresponds to "tomorrow" in the sentence, making it the correct answer.

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    あには　車で　がっこうに　いきます。

    • くるま

    • ぐるま

    • ぐろま

    • くろま

    Correct Answer
    A. くるま
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "くるま" because it is the correct spelling for the word "car" in Japanese. The sentence translates to "My older brother goes to school by car."

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  • 8. 

    ぎんこうの　右に　ゆうびんきょくが　あります。

    • みき

    • みさ

    • みぎ

    • みざ

    Correct Answer
    A. みぎ
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "みぎ" because the sentence states that there is a post office to the right of the bank. "みぎ" means "right" in Japanese, indicating the direction of the post office in relation to the bank.

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  • 9. 

    らいしゅう　ちちに　会う　よていです。

    • いう

    • あう

    • かう

    • よう

    Correct Answer
    A. あう
    Explanation
    The sentence "らいしゅう　ちちに　会う　よていです" translates to "I have plans to meet my father next week." The verb that best fits in this sentence is "あう" which means "to meet." The other options, "いう" (to say), "かう" (to buy), and "よう" (to do) do not make sense in the given context. Therefore, the correct answer is "あう."

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  • 10. 

    ろくがつは　雨が　たくさん　ふります。

    • あぬ

    • おめ

    • おぬ

    • あめ

    Correct Answer
    A. あめ
    Explanation
    The given sentence states that in the month of June, there is a lot of rain. The correct answer, "あめ" (ame), means "rain" in Japanese.

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    きょうとの　お寺は　うつくしかったです。

    • おでら

    • あでら

    • あてら

    • おてら

    Correct Answer
    A. おてら
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "おてら." This is because "おてら" is the correct way to write and pronounce the word for "temple" in Japanese. The other options ("おでら," "あでら," "あてら") are incorrect or do not exist in the Japanese language.

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