Lesson 2 Quiz: Demonstratives, Everyday Objects, and Possession

Which word means 'this (thing near me)'?

What is the difference between これ and この?

Fill in the blank: 'わたし____ ほん' (my book)

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True or False: 'その' can be used alone without a noun.

How do you say 'What is this?' in Japanese?

Fill in the blank: 'それ____ わたしのです。' (That is mine too)

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Which demonstrative refers to something far from both speaker and listener?

True or False: ちがいます means 'thank you'.

Fill in the blank: '____ くるまはたかいです。' (That car is expensive)

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What is the appropriate response to 'それはほんですか' if it is a book?

What does 'せんせいのかばん' mean?

Fill in the blank: 'あれ____ なんですか。' (What is that over there?)

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True or False: どれ means 'which one' and is used to ask about choices.

Which is correct: 'This book is interesting'?

What does 'ほんのきもちです' mean in a gift-giving context?