JLPT N4 Kanji Quiz
Practise all 173 JLPT N4 kanji: what each one means, how it is read, and which kanji matches a meaning. Four choices a question and the answer straight after, free, with no sign-up.
New to them? Study the N4 kanji list first. Still on the first level? Try the N5 kanji quiz. Already learning? Review the kanji you have learned.
Choose the N4 kanji to practise
How the N4 kanji quiz works
A round is ten questions unless you ask for twenty or for every kanji you picked, and no kanji comes up twice in one round. There are three kinds of question:
- Kanji to meaning. See 朝, pick “morning”.
- Kanji to reading. See 朝, pick あさ / ちょう (asa / chō). Every reading carries its romaji, so you can play before you can read kana.
- Meaning to kanji. See “morning”, pick 朝 out of four characters.
Where a group has them, two of the three wrong answers come from the same group as the right one: 朝 is asked against other parts of the day, 春 against other seasons. Those are the mix-ups that actually happen. No two choices ever share a meaning, or on a reading question a reading, so exactly one is right.
After each question you see the answer, its readings and a link to the kanji’s stroke order. At the end, mark the ones you got right as learned and they join your spaced-repetition reviews, which bring each kanji back at growing intervals. To write them as well as read them, print the N4 practice sheets.