CBSE Class 4 Japanese Revision Worksheet Set 02

Question 1. Anata(wa) nan sai desu(ka) ?)
Answer: Hai, watashi wa yon-sai desu. (Or state your actual age in Japanese, e.g., watashi wa ju-sai desu for 10 years old.)
In simple words: Answer the question about your age in Japanese.

Exam Tip: Remember that 'nan sai' asks for age, and 'desu(ka)' turns the sentence into a question.

Question 2. Anata(wa) gakusei desu(ka) ?)
Answer: Hai, watashi wa gakusei desu.
In simple words: Affirm that you are a student using 'Hai' (Yes) and 'gakusei' (student).

Exam Tip: 'Hai' is used for affirmative answers.

Question 3. Anata(wa) indojin desu(ka) ?)
Answer: Hai, watashi wa indojin desu.
In simple words: State that you are Indian.

Exam Tip: 'Indojin' means Indian person.

Question 4. Anata(wa) gakko (e) ikimasu(ka) ?)
Answer: Hai, gakko e ikimasu.
In simple words: Confirm that you go to school.

Exam Tip: The particle 'e' indicates direction toward a place.

Question 5. Identify the following characters. (1. あ)
Answer: a
In simple words: Hiragana character for 'a'.

Exam Tip: Practice stroke order for basic vowels.

Question 6. Identify the following characters. (2. い)
Answer: i
In simple words: Hiragana character for 'i'.

Exam Tip: Notice the two separate strokes.

Question 7. Identify the following characters. (3. か)
Answer: ka
In simple words: Hiragana character for 'ka'.

Exam Tip: Essential consonant-vowel combination.

Question 8. Identify the following characters. (4. き)
Answer: ki
In simple words: Hiragana character for 'ki'.

Exam Tip: Similar in shape to sa.

Question 9. Identify the following characters. (5. く)
Answer: ku
In simple words: Hiragana character for 'ku'.

Exam Tip: Looks like a simple sideways angle.

Question 10. Identify the following characters. (6. え)
Answer: e
In simple words: Hiragana character for 'e'.

Exam Tip: Resembles the English letter 'h' with a loop at the bottom.

Question 11. Identify the following characters. (7. お)
Answer: o
In simple words: Hiragana character for 'o'.

Exam Tip: Contains a loop and a small dash on top.

Question 12. Identify the following characters. (8. こ)
Answer: ko
In simple words: Hiragana character for 'ko'.

Exam Tip: Two horizontal strokes stacked.

Question 13. Identify the following characters. (9. さ)
Answer: sa
In simple words: Hiragana character for 'sa'.

Exam Tip: Very similar to 'ki', but with an open loop.

Question 14. Identify the following characters. (10. し)
Answer: shi
In simple words: Hiragana character for 'shi'.

Exam Tip: Written as a single sweeping hook.

Question 15. Write down the name of weekdays in Japanese. (Monday)
Answer: Getsuyoubi
In simple words: Monday in Japanese.

Exam Tip: All weekdays end in 'youbi'.

Question 16. Write down the name of weekdays in Japanese. (Tuesday)
Answer: Kayoubi
In simple words: Tuesday in Japanese.

Exam Tip: 'Ka' refers to fire.

Question 17. Write down the name of weekdays in Japanese. (Wednesday)
Answer: Suiyoubi
In simple words: Wednesday in Japanese.

Exam Tip: 'Sui' refers to water.

Question 18. Write down the name of weekdays in Japanese. (Thursday)
Answer: Mokuyoubi
In simple words: Thursday in Japanese.

Exam Tip: 'Moku' refers to wood.

Question 19. Write down the name of weekdays in Japanese. (Friday)
Answer: Kinyoubi
In simple words: Friday in Japanese.

Exam Tip: 'Kin' refers to gold/metal.

Question 20. Write down the name of weekdays in Japanese. (Saturday)
Answer: Doyoubi
In simple words: Saturday in Japanese.

Exam Tip: 'Do' refers to earth.

Question 21. Write down the name of weekdays in Japanese. (Sunday)
Answer: Nichiyoubi
In simple words: Sunday in Japanese.

Exam Tip: 'Nichi' refers to sun/day.

Question 22. Write the following numbers in Japanese. (1. 4)
Answer: Yon / Shi
In simple words: Number 4 in Japanese.

Exam Tip: 'Yon' is most commonly used in daily counting.

Question 23. Write the following numbers in Japanese. (2. 23)
Answer: Ni-ju-san
In simple words: 23 is expressed as twenty-three (two-ten-three).

Exam Tip: Combine tens and units.

Question 24. Write the following numbers in Japanese. (3. 12)
Answer: Ju-ni
In simple words: 12 is ten-two.

Exam Tip: 'Ju' stands for 10.

Question 25. Write the following numbers in Japanese. (4. 9)
Answer: Kyu / Ku
In simple words: Number 9 in Japanese.

Exam Tip: Memorize both readings.

Question 26. Write the following numbers in Japanese. (5. 21)
Answer: Ni-ju-ichi
In simple words: 21 is two-ten-one.

Exam Tip: Tens digit precedes 'ju'.

Question 27. Write the following numbers in Japanese. (6. 16)
Answer: Ju-roku
In simple words: 16 is ten-six.

Exam Tip: 10 is 'ju' and 6 is 'roku'.

Question 28. Write the following numbers in Japanese. (7. 11)
Answer: Ju-ichi
In simple words: 11 is ten-one.

Exam Tip: 10 + 1 = ju-ichi.

Question 29. Write the following numbers in Japanese. (8. 22)
Answer: Ni-ju-ni
In simple words: 22 is two-ten-two.

Exam Tip: Structure is always [Digit]-[Ju]-[Digit].

Question 30. Write the following numbers in Japanese. (9. 19)
Answer: Ju-kyu / Ju-ku
In simple words: 19 is ten-nine.

Exam Tip: 10 + 9.

Question 31. Greetings: (1. Good Morning)
Answer: Ohayou gozaimasu
In simple words: Polite form of Good Morning.

Exam Tip: Use 'Ohayou' with friends and 'Ohayou gozaimasu' formally.

Question 32. Greetings: (2. Good Bye)
Answer: Sayounara
In simple words: Standard goodbye.

Exam Tip: Commonly used for longer partings.

Question 33. Greetings: (3. Before eating food)
Answer: Itadakimasu
In simple words: Expression said before eating.

Exam Tip: Literally translates to "I humbly receive".

Question 34. Greetings: (4. After eating food)
Answer: Gochisosama deshita
In simple words: Expression said after finishing a meal.

Exam Tip: Expresses gratitude for the food.

Question 35. Write the following months in Japanese: (1. January)
Answer: Ichigatsu
In simple words: Month 1 in Japanese.

Exam Tip: Months are formed by adding 'gatsu' after the number.

Question 36. Write the following months in Japanese: (2. February)
Answer: Nigatsu
In simple words: Month 2 in Japanese.

Exam Tip: Ni (2) + gatsu (month).

Question 37. Write the following months in Japanese: (3. April)
Answer: Shigatsu
In simple words: Month 4 in Japanese.

Exam Tip: Note that number 4 uses 'shi' for months instead of 'yon'.

Question 38. Write the following months in Japanese: (4. March)
Answer: Sangatsu
In simple words: Month 3 in Japanese.

Exam Tip: San (3) + gatsu (month).