What is the Japanese Emotion Words Selection Quiz?
The Japanese Emotion Words Selection Quiz is a free 4-choice web app for practicing feeling and emotion vocabulary used in reading comprehension.
All situations, choices, hints, and explanations in this quiz are original. Students read a short self-made situation or meaning clue and choose the best emotion word.
For elementary Grade 3 through junior high school
The quiz starts with familiar words such as happy, sad, lonely, worried, and relieved, then gradually includes nuanced words such as regret, awkwardness, indignation, hesitation, empathy, and inner conflict.
It is useful for daily vocabulary practice, reading comprehension review, and building the habit of using clues from actions, expressions, and context.
Course lineup
- 10-question basic mix
- 20-question joy, fun, and relief
- 20-question sadness and loneliness
- 20-question anger and dissatisfaction
- 20-question anxiety, worry, and tension
- 20-question expectation, gratitude, and empathy
- 20-question surprise, confusion, and hesitation
- 30-question choose from situations
- 50-question similar emotion word usage
- 100-question complete challenge
Dynamic hints with original explanations
Hints change according to the current question. They show clues from the situation, sort the feeling by direction and strength, and compare close emotion words so students can see why one word fits better than another.
The app is useful for quick home practice, classroom warm-ups, and reading vocabulary review. My Page stores challenge history, best records, and often missed questions, making repeated review easy.
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