自分 is read じぶん (jibun), meaning 'oneself / myself.' The sentence means 'I made this bookshelf myself.' Option 2 is the correct reading.
1じぷん — incorrect; there is no small 'っ' or 'ぷ' in the reading. This is a distractor with a similar-looking kana.
3じいぷん — incorrect; no long vowel or 'ぷ' sound exists in this word.
4じいぶん — incorrect; the reading is not lengthened with an extra 'い'.
自分 — oneself, myself
2.この 旅館は とても ゆうめいです。
1りょうかん
2りょうがん
3りょかん
4りょがん
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Answer: 3. りょかん
旅館 is read りょかん (ryokan), meaning 'Japanese-style inn.' The sentence means 'This inn is very famous.' Option 3 is correct. Note that 旅 is りょ (ryo) and 館 is かん (kan), with no long vowel.
1りょうかん — incorrect; adds a long vowel 'ょう' to 旅. This is a common distractor.
2りょうがん — incorrect; both wrong long vowel and wrong second kanji reading (がん instead of かん).
4りょがん — incorrect; 館 is read かん here, not がん.
旅館 — Japanese-style inn
有名 — famous
3.今は 特に ほしい ものは ありません。
1さきに
2べつに
3すぐに
4とくに
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Answer: 4. とくに
特に is read とくに (tokuni), meaning 'especially / particularly.' The sentence means 'There is nothing I particularly want right now.' Option 4 is correct.
1さきに — this is 先に (before/first), a different word entirely.
2べつに — this is 別に (particularly not / not especially), a near-synonym but a different word and kanji.
3すぐに — this is 直ぐに (immediately/right away), unrelated to 特に.
特に — especially, particularly
4.なつやすみの よていが 決まりました。
1あつまりました
2きまりました
3はじまりました
4とまりました
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Answer: 2. きまりました
決まりました is read きまりました (kimarimashita), from 決まる (to be decided / to be fixed). The sentence means 'The summer vacation plans have been decided.' Option 2 is correct.
1あつまりました — this is 集まりました (gathered), from 集まる. Wrong kanji.
3はじまりました — this is 始まりました (began), from 始まる. Wrong kanji.
4とまりました — this is 止まりました/泊まりました (stopped / stayed), wrong kanji.
決まる — to be decided, to be fixed
予定 — plan, schedule
5.この 国は ロボットの ぎじゅつが 進んで いる。
1つづんで
2すずんで
3つつんで
4すすんで
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Answer: 4. すすんで
進んで is read すすんで (susunde), from 進む (to advance / to progress). The sentence means 'In this country, robot technology is advanced.' Option 4 is correct.
1つずんで — not a real word; mixes up kana to resemble すすむ.
2すずんで — not a real word; distractor with similar sounds.
3つつんで — this would correspond to 包んで (to wrap), a different kanji and verb.
進む — to advance, to progress
技術 — technology, technique
6.この カメラの つかいかたを せつめいして ください。
1訳明
2設明
3説明
4記明
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Answer: 3. 説明
「せつめい」is written 説明, meaning 'explanation.' The sentence asks someone to explain how to use the camera: 'Please explain how to use this camera.' 説(せつ) means 'explain/state' and 明(めい) means 'clear,' together giving 'explanation.'
1訳明 is not a real word. 訳(わけ/やく) appears in words like 翻訳(ほんやく, translation) but 訳明 does not exist.
2設明 is not a real word. 設(せつ) appears in words like 設計(せっけい, design) but 設明 does not exist.
4記明 is not a real word. 記(き) appears in words like 記録(きろく, record) but 記明 does not exist.
説明 — explanation
使い方(つかいかた) — how to use, usage
7.わたしは いつも あさ 7時 おきます。
1起きます
2置きます
3措きます
4押きます
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Answer: 1. 起きます
「おきます」in the context of waking up in the morning is written 起きます, meaning 'to wake up / get up.' The sentence says 'I always wake up at 7 in the morning.' 起(お) means 'to rise/wake.'
2置きます(おきます) means 'to put/place' something down. It is a real verb but does not fit the context of waking up in the morning.
3措きます is not a standard word. 措(そ) appears in words like 措置(そち, measures) but 措きます is not used.
4押きます is not a standard word. 押(お) appears in 押す(おす, to push) but 押きます is not used.
起きます — to wake up, to get up
8.ちかてつの えきは ここから とおいです。
1近い
2遠い
3違い
4通い
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Answer: 2. 遠い
「とおい」is written 遠い, meaning 'far/distant.' The sentence says 'The subway station is far from here.' 遠(とお) means 'far.'
1近い(ちかい) means 'near/close.' It is the opposite of what the sentence requires, and its reading is ちかい, not とおい.
3違い(ちがい) means 'difference' (noun form of 違う). The reading ちがい does not match とおい.
4通い(かよい) means 'commuting/going back and forth' (noun form of 通う). The reading かよい does not match とおい.
遠い — far, distant
地下鉄 — subway
9.毎日 やさいを 食べます。
1理菜
2也祭
3家菜
4野菜
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Answer: 4. 野菜
「やさい」is written 野菜, meaning 'vegetable.' The sentence says 'I eat vegetables every day.' 野(や) means 'field' and 菜(さい) means 'greens/vegetable,' together giving 'vegetable.'
1理菜 is not a real word. 理(り) appears in words like 理由(りゆう, reason) but 理菜 does not exist as a standard word.
2也祭 is not a real word. 也(や) and 祭(さい/まつり) are kanji but this combination does not exist.
3家菜 is not a real word. 家(か/いえ) means 'house' but 家菜 is not a standard word.
野菜 — vegetable
毎日 — every day
10.目を とじて ください。
1賭じて
2開じて
3閉じて
4関じて
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Answer: 3. 閉じて
「とじて」is written 閉じて, the te-form of 閉じる(とじる), meaning 'to close.' The sentence says 'Please close your eyes.' 閉(と) means 'to close.'
1賭じて is not a real word. 賭(と) appears in 賭ける(かける, to bet) but 賭じて does not exist.
2開じて is not a real word. 開(かい/ひら) appears in 開く(あく/ひらく, to open) — this is the opposite meaning and does not read as とじて.
4関じて is not a real word. 関(かん/せき) appears in 関係(かんけい, relation) but 関じて does not exist. Note that 閉じる and 関じる are easily confused due to similar kanji appearance.
閉じて — closing (te-form of 閉じる, to close)
目 — eye
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