N3 Vocabulary · Test 82

しぼって (しぼって) is correct. 絞る (しぼる) means 'to squeeze/press.' The sentence means 'This juice is made by squeezing fresh oranges, so it's very delicious.' You squeeze oranges to get juice, so しぼって作った ('made by squeezing') is the right expression.

• 1たたんで (たたんで) uses 畳む (たたむ), meaning 'to fold.' You don't fold oranges to make juice.
• 2つかんで (つかんで) uses 掴む (つかむ), meaning 'to grab/seize.' Grabbing oranges doesn't produce juice.
• 4おして (おして) uses 押す (おす), meaning 'to push/press.' While you might press something, the specific verb for squeezing fruit for juice is 絞る, not 押す.

• 絞しぼる — to squeeze, to wring (e.g., fruit for juice)
• 畳たたむ — to fold
• 掴つかむ — to grab, to seize
• 押おす — to push, to press

かさねて（重ねて）is the te-form of 重ねる, meaning 'to stack / to pile up / to layer.' The sentence instructs the listener to keep stacking identical plates on top of one another. どんどん重ねてください ('please keep stacking them up') is the natural expression.

• 1そそいで（注いで）is the te-form of 注ぐ, meaning 'to pour (liquid).' You cannot pour a plate; this verb is used for liquids or powders.
• 2あずけて（預けて）is the te-form of 預ける, meaning 'to deposit / to leave (something) in someone's care.' It doesn't mean stacking objects.
• 3むかえて（迎えて）is the te-form of 迎える, meaning 'to welcome / to go meet someone.' It is used for greeting people or迎接 events, not for stacking plates.

• 重かさねる — to stack, to pile up, to layer
• どんどん — continuously, one after another
• 注そそぐ — to pour (liquid)
• 預あずける — to deposit, to leave in someone's care
• 迎むかえる — to welcome, to go meet