N3 Vocabulary · Test 52

配達 (はいたつ) means 'delivery.' 配達してもらった means 'had (someone) deliver.' The sentence says: 'Since I bought a lot of things, I had the purchased goods delivered to my house.' This is the natural expression for home delivery of purchases.

• 2報告 (ほうこく) means 'report' (e.g., 結果を報告する 'report the results'). 報告してもらった would mean 'had someone report,' which does not fit delivering goods.
• 3送信 (そうしん) means 'transmit/send (data, messages electronically).' It is used for emails/signals, not physical goods.
• 4訪問 (ほうもん) means 'visit' (e.g., 友人の家を訪問する 'visit a friend's house'). 訪問してもらった means 'had someone visit me,' which does not convey delivering goods.

• 配達はいたつ — delivery, to deliver
• 報告ほうこく — report
• 送信そうしん — transmit, send (data/messages)
• 訪問ほうもん — visit

引き受けた (ひきうけた) is the past tense of 引き受ける, meaning 'to undertake / to accept (a task or responsibility).' The context says a friend asked (頼まれた), so the speaker agreed to take on the role of wedding MC (司会). '引き受ける' is the natural verb for accepting a request or job.

• 1引き出した (ひきだした) is the past tense of 引き出す, meaning 'to draw out / to pull out (e.g., from a drawer)' or 'to extract (information).' It does not mean accepting a task.
• 2受け取った (うけとった) is the past tense of 受け取る, meaning 'to receive (a physical object or a message).' You cannot 受け取る a role like 司会.
• 3取り付けた (とりつけた) is the past tense of 取り付ける, meaning 'to install (equipment)' or 'to secure (a deal/negotiation).' It does not fit accepting a request to be an MC.

• 引き受ける（ひきうける） — to undertake, to accept (a task/responsibility)
• 司会しかい — MC, chairperson, moderator
• 頼たのむ — to ask, to request

比較 (ひかく) means 'comparison.' The sentence says the person compared (比較して) the work content and salary of two companies, then chose the better one. 比較する is the standard verb for comparing two or more things side by side.

• 1競争 (きょうそう) means 'competition.' You do not 競争する two companies' salaries; competition implies rivalry, not comparison.
• 2選択 (せんたく) means 'selection / choice.' While the person did ultimately choose, the blank is followed by してから決めた, so the action before deciding is comparing, not selecting.
• 3区別 (くべつ) means 'distinction / telling apart.' You distinguish between things that are easily confused, but here the person is weighing two options against each other, which is 比較, not 区別.

• 比較ひかく — comparison
• 給料きゅうりょう — salary, wages
• 仕事内容しごとないよう — work content, job description

あくび means 'yawn.' The context says the person stayed up all night reading and is sleepy (眠くて), so yawning repeatedly (何度もあくびが出た) is the natural result. The collocation あくびが出る is standard.

• 2くしゃみ means 'sneeze.' Sneezing is associated with colds or allergies, not with sleepiness.
• 3せき means 'cough.' Coughing is associated with throat/cold issues, not with being sleepy.
• 4しやくり means 'hiccup.' Hiccups are caused by eating too fast or irritation, not by sleepiness.

• あくび — yawn
• 眠ねむい — sleepy
• 何度なんども — many times, repeatedly

文句 (もんく) means 'complaint.' The pattern 文句を言われる ('to be complained to / to have someone complain about you') fits perfectly: the food was slow, so the customer complained. 文句を言う is the standard expression for expressing dissatisfaction.

• 1失礼 (しつれい) means 'rudeness / impoliteness.' While a customer might call behavior 失礼, the phrase 失礼を言われる is not a natural collocation; you would say 失礼なことを言われる instead.
• 3我慢 (がまん) means 'patience / endurance.' 我慢を言われる does not make sense; 我慢 is something you do yourself, not something said to you.
• 4反対 (はんたい) means 'opposition.' 反対を言われる is not natural; you might hear 反対される ('to be opposed'), but not with を言われる.

• 文句もんく — complaint, grievance
• 文句を言う（もんくをいう） — to complain
• 運はこぶ — to carry, to transport