The Japanese NAT-TEST has five provider levels, from 5Q (easiest) to 1Q (hardest). Level 4Q is approximately comparable to JLPT N4; the tests are separate and their results are not interchangeable.
The idea
Practise recognizing meaning in context rather than memorizing an answer. 借りる means to borrow; 借りに行く expresses going in order to borrow. After a verb’s て-form, から places the next action after it. A notice saying 日曜日は休み means the shop is closed on Sunday. Check the provider for current dates, registration and test details.
Examples
- 本を借りに図書館へ行きます。I go to the library to borrow a book.
- 次の交差点を右に曲がってください。Please turn right at the next intersection.
- 雨が降りそうなので、傘を持っていきます。I will take an umbrella because it looks like rain.
- 宿題が終わってから、テレビを見ます。After finishing my homework, I watch television.
- 明日は早く起きなければなりません。I have to get up early tomorrow.
- この店は日曜日が休みです。The shop is closed on Sundays.
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Watch out
Do not confuse 4Q with JLPT N4: the labels describe roughly similar difficulty, not the same examination or a guaranteed score conversion. These questions are original practice, not official NAT-TEST items.
Try it yourself
本を__図書館へ行きます。(借りに/借りて/借りが)
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借りに
借りに: the verb stem plus に行く expresses the purpose of going; a book is borrowed from a library.
宿題が終わって__、テレビを見ます。(から/まで/より)
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から
から: てから orders the actions, so watching television follows finishing homework.
「日曜日は休みです。」店はいつ休みですか。
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日曜日
日曜日: the notice says the shop is closed on Sunday.
Practice round
Answer questions, then rebuild Japanese sentences where available. We keep your score.
本を__図書館へ行きます。(借りに/借りて/借りが)
宿題が終わって__、テレビを見ます。(から/まで/より)
「日曜日は休みです。」店はいつ休みですか。
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Choose the word that fits each sentence, then use the notice to answer the final question.

