CBSE Class 4 Japanese Revision Worksheet Set 01

Q1. Name three scripts used in Japanese language.
Answer: 1. Hiragana
2. Katakana
3. Kanji
In simple words: Japanese uses three different writing systems together.

Exam Tip: Remember the three main script names correctly spelled as Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji.

Q2. How do you say the following greetings in Japanese?
(a) Good Afternoon / Hello - Konnichiwa
(b) Good Morning - Ohayou gozaimasu
(c) Good Night - Oyasumi nasai
(d) See you again - Mata aimashou
(e) Good-bye - Sayounara
(f) See you next week - Mata raishuu
Answer: (a) Konnichiwa
(b) Ohayou gozaimasu
(c) Oyasumi nasai
(d) Mata aimashou
(e) Sayounara
(f) Mata raishuu
In simple words: These are common everyday polite Japanese greetings.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to the spelling and long vowels in Japanese greetings.

Q3. Write down the following numbers in Japanese language.
(a) 2 - Ni
(b) 5 - Go
(c) 3 - San
(d) 8 - Hachi
(e) 7 - Nana / Shichi
(f) 10 - Juu
Answer: (a) Ni
(b) Go
(c) San
(d) Hachi
(e) Nana
(f) Juu
In simple words: Japanese numbers from 1 to 10 are fundamental for counting.

Exam Tip: Memorize basic Japanese numbers thoroughly as they are frequently tested.

Q4. Fill in the blanks:
1. Anatano namae wa nan desuka?
A: Watashino namae wa [Your Name] desu.
2. Anatawa indojin desuka?
A: Hai, watashiwa indojin desu.
Answer: 1. [Your Name]
2. Hai
In simple words: These are standard conversational sentence patterns for introducing oneself and answering yes-no questions.

Exam Tip: 'Hai' means yes in Japanese. Always match the affirmative response with the question's subject.

Q5. Answer in one word.
(a) Capital of Japan - Tokyo
(b) Highest mountain of Japan - Mount Fuji
(c) Name any one island of Japan - Honshu (or Hokkaido, Kyushu, Shikoku)
(d) Currency of Japan - Yen
Answer: (a) Tokyo
(b) Mount Fuji
(c) Honshu
(d) Yen
In simple words: General knowledge facts about Japan.

Exam Tip: Keep one-word answers precise and specific to Japan.

Q6. Identify the following alphabets:
(a) あ - a
(b) い - i
(c) う - u
(d) か - ka
Answer: (a) a
(b) i
(c) u
(d) ka
In simple words: Basic Hiragana characters and their Romaji pronunciation.

Exam Tip: Practice writing and recognizing basic Hiragana characters regularly.