Choose the correct order. (Q.26-Q.27)

Whose hat is this?

だれ　　これ　　の　　です　　は　　か　　　じしょ

① ② ③ ④ ⑤　　 ⑥　　　⑦

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Choose the correct order.  (Q.26-Q.27)

Whose hat is this?

だれ　　 これ　　  の　　  です　　  は　　   か　　　じしょ

①            ②            ③            ④            ⑤　　  ⑥　　　⑦

BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

We are given a jumble of Japanese words/particles that, when ordered correctly, should form a natural sentence asking about possession. The core task is to arrange the seven tokens into a coherent, polite question.

Option 1: ① ③ ② ⑤ ⑦ ④ ⑥. This order starts with the first token, then moves to the third, then the second, and so on. The result may disrupt typical particle placement (for example, keeping は attached to これ to mark the topic) and could place か in a position that does not properly close the question, which would feel unnatural in a standard Japanese question like "Whose hat is this?" In other words, the sequence risks breaking expected topic–comment structure and the ka-question ending.

Option 2: ① ⑤ ② ③ ⑦ ④ ⑥. Here, これ and は would appear early, but the subsequent placement of だれ の (whose) or other parts may misalign with how Japanese marks possession and asks a question. If だれ の is separated from です か in the wrong place, the sentence could read awkwardly or lose the intended meaning.

Option 3: ② ⑤ ① ③ ⑦ ④ ⑥. This sequence begins with the second token, which likely disrupts the natural topiching of これは (this) and the subsequent particle は. Starting with a non-topic element tends to produce an unnatural clause boundary for a question like this, making the sentence harder to parse as a standard question about ownership.

Option 4: ② ⑦ ⑤ ① ③ ④ ⑥. Beginning with the second token again risks misplacing the topic marker は or misordering the question particle か. While it may later assemble これ or だれ の into the middle, the initial misalignment can make the sentence feel stilted or grammatically off as a polite inquiry about whose something is.

In short, each option contends with how Japanese typically strings together topic marking, possession phrases, and the final question particle. The correct arrangement should place これ with は early to establish the topic, then place だれ の to specify possession, and end with です か to form the politeness question, while accommodating any additional tokens (like じしょ) in a way that preserves natural grammar. Among the given choices, the one that best preserves this flow is the sequence that keeps the topic marker attached to これ early and groups だれ の together before ending with です か, yielding a natural, polite question structure. The remaining options tend to misplace topic marking, possession phrasing, or the question-ending particles, leading to awkward or incorrect phrasing.

Choose the correct order. (Q.26-Q.27) Whose hat is this? だれ　　これ　　の　　です　　は　　か　　　じしょ ① ② ③ ④ ⑤　　 ⑥　　　⑦

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Choose the correct order. (Q.26-Q.27) Whose hat is this? だれ これ の です は か じしょ ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦