The word じゅうしょ means 'address,' and the correct kanji writing is 住所. 住 is read じゅう (on'yomi) and 所 is read しょ (on'yomi). Option 2 correctly writes this. The sentence means 'Please teach me how to write addresses in Japanese.'
1任所 is not a valid word. 任 (にん, 'responsibility/duty') looks similar to 住 (じゅう) but is a different kanji with a different meaning. This is a deliberate lookalike distractor.
3彳主 is not a valid kanji or word. It appears to be a garbled transcription — 彳 is the radical (ぎょうにんべん) of 住, and 主 is the phonetic component, but written separately they do not form the kanji 住.
4往所 is not a valid word. 往 (おう, 'to go/to proceed') shares the same radical as 住 and looks similar, but it is a different kanji. This is a deliberate lookalike distractor.
住所 — address
かきかた — way of writing, how to write
おしえる — to teach, to tell
2.(2).げんき
1わたしは あしが げんきです。
2この 車は とても げんきに はしります。
3この くすりを のめば げんきに なります。
4わたしの かいしゃは とても げんきです。
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Answer: 1. わたしは あしが げんきです。
The word あかるく is the adverbial form of あかるい (明るい, 'bright'). The correct kanji is 明, giving 明るく. Option 1 correctly writes this. The sentence means 'The wind died down and the sky became bright.'
2月日るく is not a valid kanji writing. It appears to be a garbled transcription — 月日 are the components of 明 (日 + 月), but written separately they do not form the kanji 明.
3赤るく is not valid. 赤 is read あか ('red'), and while あかるく and あか share the initial あか sound, 赤るく is not a real word. This is a deliberate phonetic distractor.
4赤字上面三行るく is not a valid kanji writing. This appears to be a garbled transcription or textual description of a kanji component.
明るい — bright, well-lit, cheerful
風 — wind
そら — sky
3.(3).さむい
1さむい タオルで かおを ふきました。
2なつは さむい ビールが おいしいですね。
3あの 人は さむいです。やさしく ありません。
4きょうは とくに さむいですね。
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Answer: 2. なつは さむい ビールが おいしいですね。
かった is the past tense of かう (買う), meaning 'to buy.' The sentence says Yamada-san bought a watch at a department store, so 買った is correct. 買 (ばい/かう) means 'to buy.'
1売った (うった) is the past tense of 売る (うる), meaning 'sold.' This is the opposite action — Yamada-san bought, not sold.
3置った is not standard. 置く (おく) means 'to put/place,' and its past tense is 置いた (おいた), not 置った. This is a distractor using a lookalike kanji.
4貸った is not standard. 貸す (かす) means 'to lend,' and its past tense is 貸した (かした), not 貸った. This is a distractor using a lookalike kanji.
買う — to buy
買った — bought (past tense)
売る — to sell
貸す — to lend
4.(4).せんたく
1しょくじの あとに、はを せんたくします。
2日よう日に シャツと ズボンを せんたくします。
3毎日 へやを せんたくします。
4こんばんは かみを せんたくします。
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Answer: 4. こんばんは かみを せんたくします。
安心 is read あんしん (an-shin), meaning 'peace of mind' or 'relief.' The kanji 安 is read あん and 心 is read しん. Option 4 correctly gives this reading.
1しいぱい is not a valid reading for any common word. It appears to be a scrambled version of しんぱい.
2しんぱい (心配) means 'worry/anxiety' — the opposite of 安心. This is a deliberate distractor using the same 心 kanji.
3あんしい is an incorrect reading. The kanji 心 is read しん (on'yomi) here, not しい.
安心 — peace of mind, relief, reassurance
5.(5).ゆっくり
1もっと ゆっくりと はなして ください。
2もっと ゆっくりに はなして ください。
3もっと ゆっくりを はなして ください。
4もっと ゆっくりで はなして ください。
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Answer: 2. もっと ゆっくりに はなして ください。
ふかい (深い) means 'deep.' The sentence says 'This river is very ____, so it's dangerous.' A deep river is dangerous because you could drown, so ふかい fits perfectly.
1あさい (浅い) means 'shallow.' A shallow river is not dangerous, so this contradicts the second clause.
3ひくい (低い) means 'low' (height). This describes the height of objects or places, not the depth of a river.
4たかい (高い) means 'high/tall.' This describes height, not the depth of water in a river.
深い — deep
浅い — shallow
低い — low
高い — high, tall
危険 — dangerous
6.問1 自分で 旅行を 計画するのは 楽しいです。
(1) 自分
1じぶん
2ちっぷん
3じっぷん
4ちぶん
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Answer: 1. じぶん
Option 1 is correct. 「自分」 is read as 「じぶん」 (jibun), meaning 'oneself' or 'myself'. In the sentence, 「自分で」 means 'by oneself' or 'on one's own'.
2「ちっぷん」 is an incorrect reading. There is no such word with this reading.
3「じっぷん」 is an incorrect reading. It might be a distractor mixing the 'じ' (ji) sound with a fake 'っぷん' ending.
4「ちぶん」 is an incorrect reading. It mixes the 'ち' (chi) sound with the second kanji's fake 'ぶん' reading.
自分 — oneself, myself
7.(2) 旅行
1りゅうこ
2りょうこ
3りょこう
4りゅこう
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Answer: 3. りょこう
Option 3 is correct. 「旅行」 is read as 「りょこう」 (ryokou), meaning 'travel' or 'trip'. The reading uses the on'yomi (Sino-Japanese reading) for both kanji.
1「りゅうこ」 is incorrect. It uses the wrong long vowel sound for the first kanji (りゅう instead of りょ).
2「りょうこ」 is incorrect. It uses the wrong long vowel sound for the first kanji (りょう instead of りょ).
4「りゅこう」 is incorrect. It uses the wrong long vowel sound for the first kanji (りゅ instead of りょ).
旅行 — travel, trip
8.(3) 計画
1けいかく
2けいが
3けかく
4けが
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Answer: 1. けいかく
Option 1 is correct. 「計画」 is read as 「けいかく」 (keikaku), meaning 'plan' or 'planning'. Both kanji use their on'yomi readings.
2「けいが」 is incorrect. It drops the 'く' (ku) from the second kanji.
3「けかく」 is incorrect. It drops the 'い' (i) from the first kanji.
4「けが」 is incorrect. It drops both the 'い' and 'く', and is a real word 「怪我」 (けが) meaning 'injury', making it a plausible distractor.
計画 — plan, planning
9.(4) 楽しい
1うれしい
2いそがしい
3うつくしい
4たのしい
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Answer: 4. たのしい
Option 4 is correct. 「楽しい」 is read as 「たのしい」 (tanoshii), meaning 'fun', 'enjoyable', or 'pleasant'. It describes an activity that brings enjoyment, such as planning a trip.
1「うれしい」 (ureshii) means 'happy' or 'glad', describing a personal feeling of joy rather than an activity being fun.
2「いそがしい」 (isogashii) means 'busy'.
3「うつくしい」 (utsukushii) means 'beautiful'.
楽しい — fun, enjoyable
10.問2 その 学生は 毎日 地下鉄で 大学に 通って います。
(1) 地下鉄
1じげてつ
2じかてつ
3ちげてつ
4ちかてつ
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Answer: 4. ちかてつ
Option 4 is correct. 「地下鉄」 is read as 「ちかてつ」 (chikatetsu), meaning 'subway' or 'underground train'. 「地」 is read as 「ちか」 (chika) and 「鉄」 as 「てつ」 (tetsu).
1「じげてつ」 is incorrect. It uses the wrong readings for the first two kanji.
2「じかてつ」 is incorrect. It uses the wrong reading for the first kanji (じか instead of ちか).
3「ちげてつ」 is incorrect. It uses the wrong reading for the second kanji (げ instead of か).
地下鉄 — subway, underground train
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