The JLPT certifies Japanese ability for non-native speakers; N1 covers Japanese used in a broad range of situations. Listening is currently unavailable.
The JLPT certifies Japanese ability for non-native speakers; N1 covers Japanese used in a broad range of situations. Listening is currently unavailable.
Question bank
1,420
Exam format
Language/reading, listening
Scoring / pass mark
100 of 180 to pass
Scope basis
Published on jlpt.jp
EXAM OVERVIEW
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Review the question bank and training sections, then start training.
Training sections
13
Display modes
Japanese exam mode
Q1 Kanji readings120Q10 Reading: long passage80Q11 Integrated comprehension (A/B)60Q12 Author's argument (long)80Q13 Information retrieval40Q2 Contextual vocabulary140Q3 Paraphrase120Q4 Word usage120Q5 Grammar forms200Q6 Sentence assembly (★)100Q7 Text grammar (cloze)100Q8 Reading: short passages80Q9 Reading: mid-length passages180
What the bank covers
Knowledge areas
Reading comprehension520 questions
Vocabulary500 questions
Grammar400 questions
Difficulty spread
Standard1,200 questions
Advanced220 questions
Question formats and volume
Single choice1,420 questions
Question attributes
Includes material620 questions
Material and image counts are question attributes, counted separately from the formats above.
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Recommended training path
01Understand the scopeSections, formats and difficulty spread are all readable without an account.
02Focused drillsPick one section or knowledge area and drill only that.
03Review mistakesWrong answers go to your wrongbook and come back when review is due.
04Timed mockSit a full timed paper at the pace of the real exam.