N5 Particle Quiz - Demo
Questions and Answers
- 1.
おととい さかな（ ） かいました。
- A.
が
- B.
の
- C.
に
- D.
を
Correct Answer
D. をExplanation
The correct answer is を. In this sentence, the verb かいました (bought) is transitive, meaning it requires a direct object. The direct object in this case is さかな (fish), so を is used to mark the direct object.Rate this question:
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- 2.
しりょうは メール（ ） おくって ください。
- A.
で
- B.
は
- C.
が
- D.
と
Correct Answer
A. でExplanation
In this sentence, the verb "おくってください" means "please send." The particle "で" indicates the means or method by which the action is performed. Therefore, the correct answer is "で" as it is used to indicate that the information should be sent via email.Rate this question:
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- 3.
ロンドンから とうきょう（ ） どのくらい かかりますか。
- A.
から
- B.
ので
- C.
より
- D.
まで
Correct Answer
D. までExplanation
The correct answer is "まで". In this sentence, the speaker is asking how long it takes to travel from London to Tokyo. The particle "まで" is used to indicate the destination or endpoint of a movement or action. Therefore, it is the most appropriate particle to use in this context to express the idea of reaching Tokyo as the final destination.Rate this question:
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- 4.
カナダは ブラジル（ ） おおきい。
- A.
まで
- B.
より
- C.
ので
- D.
から
Correct Answer
B. よりExplanation
The correct answer is "より". This is because the sentence is comparing the size of Canada to Brazil. The particle "より" is used to indicate a comparison between two things, with the meaning of "than" or "compared to". Therefore, the sentence can be translated as "Canada is bigger than Brazil."Rate this question:
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- 5.
まいしゅう にちようびは いぬと こうえん（ ） さんぽします。
- A.
に
- B.
は
- C.
を
- D.
へ
Correct Answer
C. をExplanation
The particle を is used to indicate the direct object of a verb. In this sentence, the verb is さんぽします (go for a walk) and the direct object is こうえん (park). Therefore, を is the correct particle to use in this context.Rate this question:
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