Answers:
1) B
2) A
3) B
4) A
Analysis:
Shí gè yìbǎi jiùshì yìqiān.
1) 十个一百就是一千。
Ten hundred add up to one thousand.
![]() |
Jiàoyù duì háizi de chéngzhǎng lái shuō shífēn zhòngyào.
2) 教育对于孩子的成长来说十分重要。
Education is very important for the growth of children.
![]() |
Tā jiāodài wǒ qiānwàn búyào wàngjì suǒ mén.
3) 他交代我千万不要忘记锁门。
He told me do not forget to lock the door.
![]() |
Zhōngyú bù zhǐyǒu Zhōngguórén zài xuéxí hànyǔ le.
4) 终于不只有中国人在学习汉语了。
Finally, not just Chinese people are learning Chinese.
![]() |
于 (Yú), preposition. Here are some useful phrases of “于 (Yú)”:
![]() |
“对于 (Duìyú)”: for.
![]() |
“关于 (Guānyú)”: about, in regard to, respect.
![]() |
“于是 (Yúshì)”: then, as a result of.
![]() |
“等于 (Děngyú)”: equal.
![]() |
“终于 (Zhōngyú)”: finally, at last.
![]() |
千 (Qiān), usually refers to “thousand” but it also has some other meanings.
Here are some useful phrases about “千 (Qiān)”:
![]() |
“千万 (Qiānwàn)”: be sure to…, must.
![]() |
“秋千 (Qiūqiān)”: swing.
![]() |
<<Back to “Learning Character Pairs, the Number One Technique for Memorizing Characters”
Challenge More Quiz to Improve Your Mandarin:
The Two Two’s of Chinese : “二 (Èr) ” And “两 (Liǎng)”
Similar But Different! How Well Do You Know These Chinese Characters?
The Key to Mastering Chinese Characters: Identifying Differences