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JLPT N3 Vocabulary

Context fill ·
Choose the word that best fits the blank.
が ふりそうなので、かさを (  )ほうが いい。
漢字をタップで読み方 · tap a kanji for its reading & to save it for review
解答と解説 · Show the full answer & explanation
訳 · Translation

It looks like rain, so you'd better take an umbrella.

正解 · Answer

解説 · Why

With rain likely, the sensible advice is かさを もって いったほうが いい (better take an umbrella). The other verbs contradict that.

誤答 · Why the other options are wrong
Forgetting the umbrella is the opposite of good advice here.
Losing the umbrella does not fit "had better ~".
Throwing it away contradicts preparing for rain.
語彙 · Breakdown
持って いくもって いくto take (along)
〜そうlooks like ~ (about to)
例文 · Example
Samui kara kōto o motte itta hō ga ii.
It's cold, so you'd better take a coat.
配点 · Points & details
Est. points1 pt
DifficultyMedium
Avg. time25 sec
Correct rate100%
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AddedJul 2026
SourceAI draft · human-reviewed

This question was drafted by AI and audited by human reviewers. Official JLPT scoring is scaled (0–60 per section); point values here are catalogue estimates.

衆智 · Community check1 attempts
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