Japanese
Connectives
Quiz

What is the Japanese Connective Words Quiz?

The Japanese Connective Words Quiz is a free web app for practicing how short Japanese connective words link two sentences.

All questions are original. Learners choose the best connector for a blank by reading the relationship between the sentence before and the sentence after it.

Practice sentence relationships by course

The quiz covers cause and result, contrast, addition, order, reasons, examples, summaries, conditions, comparison, and notes or exceptions.

Each problem uses a short self-made sentence pair, so the app can be used for daily review without copying textbook passages, workbook questions, tests, or entrance exam materials.

• 10 questions: basic connective mix
• 20 questions: cause, result, and reason
• 20 questions: contrast and unexpected turns
• 20 questions: addition, sequence, and order
• 20 questions: comparison and notes
• 20 questions: examples, summaries, and paraphrases
• 20 questions: conditions and step-by-step flow
• 30 questions: mixed context judgment
• 50 questions: writing and reading application
• 100 questions: connective words master challenge

Dynamic hints with simple diagrams

Hints change according to the current question. They show whether the relation is cause, contrast, addition, example, summary, sequence, condition, or comparison.

Simple SVG diagrams are displayed inside the hint box to make the flow between the two sentences easier to understand.

Useful for reading and writing practice

Connective words help learners notice whether the next sentence gives a reason, a contrast, an example, a summary, a condition, or a new topic.

The quiz is designed as short daily practice for reading comprehension and writing. Learners can start with easy sentence pairs, then move to mixed context questions and application-style choices.

How to use this quiz

Start with the basic mix, then choose a course such as contrast, reason, example, summary, condition, or comparison. When a mistake happens, check the hint diagram and explain the sentence relationship in your own words.

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