What is the Japanese Quotation Marks Quiz?
The Japanese Quotation Marks Quiz is a free web app for practicing how to use Japanese quotation marks in original 4-choice questions.
It is designed for elementary grades 2 to 6 and covers spoken words, punctuation, quoted words, titles, nested quotation marks, and short dialogue.
Original practice for 「 」 and 『 』
All questions, answer choices, explanations, examples, and diagrams are created independently for this app.
The quiz does not reproduce textbook passages, workbook questions, exam questions, worksheets, teaching slides, or published explanations.
Course lineup
- 10-question basic 「 」 practice
- 20-question dialogue and punctuation
- 20-question speaker and narration practice
- 20-question quoted words and titles
- 20-question question marks and exclamation marks
- 20-question nested quotation marks 『 』
- 20-question rewriting practice
- 30-question mistake-finding mix
- 50-question reading-support practice
- 100-question grades 2 to 6 review mix
Hints and review records
The hint screen changes depending on the current question and shows simple original diagrams for speech, punctuation, quoted words, titles, and nested marks.
My Page stores challenge history, best records, and often missed questions so children can review weak points.
For writing, reading, and home practice
Quotation marks are small symbols, but they help readers quickly see who is speaking, which words are being discussed, and where a title begins and ends.
This app keeps practice short and friendly, so children can review before homework, use it as a classroom warm-up, or try again after a missed question.
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