Twenty words from the JLPT N2 list, three meanings each. Get 14 right and your vocabulary is ready.
It is the word round Lock&Learn Japanese plays on your Lock Screen, so a good score here is a good sign for the real thing.
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One word from the list, two meanings borrowed from other words on the same list, so every wrong option is a real JLPT N2 meaning. One point per correct answer, no penalty for a miss.
行
ぎょう
家
け
勝
しょう
Fourteen of twenty, seventy percent, is the bar this test uses: at that level the JLPT N2 list is not going to be the problem on exam day. Below it you know exactly what to do next: read the list, flip it into flashcards, and come back tomorrow. Every miss shows the right meaning, so one run already teaches.
No. It tests the vocabulary section only: 20 words from the JLPT N2 list, each with three meanings to choose from. Listening, reading and grammar are not covered, so use it to check the list, not to predict a score.
Each question takes one word from the list and borrows two meanings from other words on the same list, so every wrong option is a real JLPT N2 meaning. It is the word round Lock&Learn Japanese plays on your Lock Screen, without the clock.
Yes. The app is free on iOS: JLPT N5 is free in full, and every other pack opens with a free preview. Lock&Learn+ is an optional upgrade that opens every pack at once, offered as a yearly plan (with a 3-day free trial) or a monthly plan.