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Japanese · Practice · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 mock test

A short sample, not a full-length exam: use it to check your level and to get used to the question types.

Short answer: ten questions in the style of the real JLPT N1: vocabulary (文字・語彙), grammar (文法), reading (読解) and listening (聴解). Listening questions play their audio once you press the button. Answer them all, then mark the test to see your score by section, an explanation for every answer, and how your percentage compares with the real pass mark of 100 out of 180.

The test

Choose one answer for each question.

01文字・語彙 vocabularyReading of 「漸く」

02文字・語彙 vocabulary「懸念」 means…

03文字・語彙 vocabulary「一目置く」 means…

04文法 grammar彼の態度は失礼（　）。

05文法 grammar経験の有無（　）、誰でも応募できる。

06文法 grammar雨が降ろう（　）、試合は行われる。

07読解 reading「本書は、地方の衰退を単なる人口問題としてではなく、制度設計の帰結として捉え直す試みである。」 The book treats regional decline as…

08読解 reading「技術の進歩が必ずしも幸福をもたらすとは限らない。」 The writer thinks progress…

09聴解 listeningListen. How does the speaker feel?

10聴解 listeningListen. What is being requested?

Answer every question, then mark the test.

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