Listening · Part 1
Are You Ready for Your First Day in Japan?
Test practical first-day situations in Japan, including station signs, lunch payments, public-place rules, and getting help. Every answer includes an explanation.
Score ranges
Correct answers build your total score. Some top ranges also require a minimum in each section; you'll see every answer and explanation at the end.
- Scores 0–6 of 20
Review Before Landing
There are several first-day basics to review before your trip.
- Scores 7–11 of 20
Useful Basics in Place
Some everyday advice is already in place, but a real first day could still get confusing.
- Scores 12–16 of 20 + section minimums
Day-One Ready With Notes
Many common first-day questions were correct, including when a sign, staff member, or current notice should outrank a general rule.
- Scores 17–20 of 20 + section minimums
Strong Across the Checklist
This was a strong result in all four areas, not only the total score.
These cards show score ranges. The question answers stay hidden until the quiz is finished.
Read the scoring standards.
Skills for your first day Three practical travel questions
- Can you read travel details and fix a common ticket or IC-card problem?
- Do you know how to check payment methods, order food, and follow signs in public places?
- Would you know where to ask for help or find current emergency instructions?
How the result is calculated Open the full method
This 20-point practical quiz covers travel, payments and food, public places, and getting help, with five questions in each area.
- Each correct answer adds one point, for a maximum of 20. Your total places you in a result range.
- The quiz also keeps separate scores for its four sections. Your result is the highest range whose total and section minimums you meet.
- After the quiz, every question shows the correct answer and an explanation.