片方 (かたほう) means 'one of a pair' or 'one side.' Gloves come in pairs (a left and a right). The sentence says 'No matter how much I search, only ( ) of the gloves can be found.' 片方しか見つからない ('only one of the pair is found') perfectly expresses that you can only find one glove but not its matching partner.
1半々 (はんはん) means 'half and half' or 'fifty-fifty,' used when something is split evenly into two halves. This doesn't apply to finding one glove out of a pair.
3反対 (はんたい) means 'opposite' or 'opposition.' While the two gloves are left and right (opposite sides), you don't say 'only the opposite was found' in this context.
4部分 (ぶぶん) means 'part' or 'portion,' used for a component of a whole. A single glove isn't a 'part' of a pair in the way this word is used; 片方 is the correct term for one item from a pair.
片方 — one of a pair; one side
半々 — half and half; fifty-fifty
反対 — opposite; opposition
部分 — part; portion; section
2.将来のために、お金を( )います。
1ためて
2のせて
3かさねて
4くわえて
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Answer: 1. ためて
ためて (貯めて, from 貯める 'to save/accumulate') is correct. The sentence means 'I am saving money for the future.' お金をためる is the standard collocation for 'saving money.' The 〜ています form indicates an ongoing state or habitual action.
2のせて (乗せて, from 乗せる 'to place on/put on') does not fit. お金をのせる would mean 'to put money on (something),' which doesn't make sense with 将来のために.
3かさねて (重ねて, from 重ねる 'to pile up/repeat') could metaphorically relate to accumulating, but お金をかさねる is not the standard expression for saving money. The natural collocation is ためる.
4くわえて (加えて, from 加える 'to add') means 'to add (something to something else).' お金をくわえる is not a natural collocation for saving money; you would 加える money to an existing amount, but the sentence is about saving for the future, not adding to something.
貯める — to save (money), to accumulate
乗せる — to place on, to put on (a vehicle)
重ねる — to pile up, to repeat, to stack
加える — to add, to include
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