The correct answer is C.
Translation:
Wǒ míngtiān yào qù Běijīng. Lisa：我 明天 要 去 北京。 I will go to Beijing tomorrow.
Zhù nǐ lǚtú yúkuài! Sara：祝 你 旅途 愉快！ Have a good trip!
The quiz aims to test your knowledge about the differences between the words 祝福 (zhùfú), 祝贺 (zhùhè), and 祝 (zhù).…
1. B
2. C When talking about playing a wind instrument, the verb 吹 (chuī) can also be used. A 吉他 (jíta) means “guitar,” and B 钢琴 (gāngqín) means “piano.” You should use the verb “弹 (tán)” when expressing “play guita” and “play piano.”
3. A
The correct answer is B .
Zhèjiàn yīfu zěnmeyàng? Kate : 这件 衣服 怎么样？
What do you think about the overcoat? Tài kě’ài le. Jerry : 太可爱了。
It’s too cute.
This test aims to check your knowledge of the adverbs 很 (hěn) and 太 (tài).…
Answers: 1. B Chinese people use 拍马屁 (pāimǎpì) to mean flattering someone excessively. 2. A If someone is a bootlicker, you can call him or her 马屁精 (mǎpìjīng). 3. C 下马威 (xiàmǎwēi) functions as a noun and is always used with the verb 给 (gěi), meaning “to give.”…
The correct answer is
Wǒ míngtiān qù Běijīng. William：我 明天 去 北京。
I am going to Beijing tomorrow. Nǐ yào qù duō cháng shíjiān? Tina：你 要 去 多 长 时间？
How long will you be gone?
This test aims to check your knowledge about how to use the time expressions 时候 (shíhou) and 时间 (shíjiān).…
1. B
A. “Cool” is only one word in this term.
C. This term would be “月光族 (yuèguāngzú).”
2. A
When the word “回 (huí)” is used as a verb, it means “to go back” or “to go home.” Here “回 (huí)” is used as a noun linked together with “族 (zú),” meaning the ethnic minority Hui.…
Translation:
Dane：Nǐde xīn xuéxiào hǎo ma? Dane：你的新学校好吗？ Dane：How’s your new school?
Amy：Hěnhǎo. Wǒmen de xuéxiào hěndà. Amy：很好。我们的学校很大！ Amy：Great! Our school is huge.
Explanation:
This test is to check your knowledge about the difference between 咱们 (zánmen) and 我们 (wǒmen).
“我 (wǒ),” is the same as the English word “I” or “me.”…
1. C
2. C.
A means Tom caught a cold while boxing. B means Tom is interested in boxing. Only C means that Tom is not interested in boxing.
<<Back to “感冒 (gǎnmào), to catch a cold or to have interest?”
The correct answer is B.
Hǎo lěng a! Li Ming：好 冷 啊！ What a cold day! Shìde. Míngtiān kěnéng huì xiàxuě. Wang Li：是的。 明天 可能 会 下雪。 Yes. It might snow tomorrow.
This Chinese test aims to test your knowledge about the Chinese words 能 (néng) and 会 (huì).…
The correct answer is A.
Translation:
Zhèr yǒu sānge píngguǒ, nǐ yào nǎ yíge？ Tom：这儿 有 三个 苹果， 你 要 哪 一个？ There are three apples. Which one do you want?
Wǒ yào zhōngjiān de nà yíge. Jack：我 要 中间 的 那 一个。 I want the one in the middle.…
1. C 租 (zū) means “to rent” and 房 (fáng) is “house.” So 租房 (zūfáng) means “to rent a house.”
2. C The sentence means “she likes to stay at home and rarely goes out on the weekends.” In this sentence, 宅 (zhái) is an adjective.…
Answers:
1. B
Jim did something wrong. He knows he will be in trouble, but he can’t do anything to repair the mistake. So he said “这下好了。(Zhè xià hǎo le.)” in an ironic tone.
2. B.
The whole sentence “饭做好了吗？(Fàn zuò hǎole ma?)” means “have you finished cooking?”…
The correct answer is A.
Jane：Míngtiān yào kǎoshì, nǐ zhīdao ma? Jane：明天 要 考试， 你 知道 吗？ Jane：Do you know that we will take the exam tomorrow?
Li Ming：Á? Tài tūrán le ba! Li Ming：啊？太 突然 了 吧！ Li Ming：Ah? (It is) really very sudden!…
The correct answer is B.
Nǐ bú qù pǎobù ma? Li Hua：你不 去 跑步 吗？ Aren’t you going running?
Bú qù. Sam：不 去。 No.
Wèishénme? Li Hua：为什么？ Why?
Yīnwèi tiānqì bùhǎo, suǒyǐ wǒ bùxiǎng qù pǎobù. Sam：因为 天气 不好，所以 我 不想 去 跑步。 I’m not going running because of the bad weather.…
Running is great for cardio health and many make sure to run every day. Li Hua’s friend Sam loves to go running, but today he doesn’t feel up to it. Let’s follow Li Hua and see what happened.
Conversation:
Nǐ bú qù pǎobù ma? Li Hua：你 不 去 跑步 吗？
Bú qù.…
1. A 热 (rè) in Chinese means “hot” or “passionate.” 热恋 (rèliàn) means “to be deeply in love” with somebody. B is 初恋 (chūliàn) and C is 失恋(shīliàn)
2. C 他是我的初恋。(Tā shì wǒ de chūliàn.) Here, 初恋 (chūliàn) is describing a person, not a first love affair.…
The correct answer is B .
Wǒ yǒu liǎngge píngguǒ. Li Hua：我有两个苹果。 I have two apples.
Wǒ yě yǒu liǎngge píngguǒ. Li Ming：我也有两个苹果。 I also have two apples.
Explanation:
Both 还 (hái) and 也 (yě) are adverbs in Chinese meaning “also.” But 还 (hái) is usually used to give more information.…
