[JLPT N3] Pretty good for just 100 yen?：100円＋くせに・のわりに・なんか・もんだ？
このケーキ、100円(？)おいしいね。
1 くせに
2 のわりに
3 なんか
4 もんだ
This cake tastes pretty good for just 100 yen
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こんにちは、ちか先生です。
Konnichiwa, it’s Chika Sensei.
Today, I’m sharing a practice from my exclusive course.
This one’s for intermediate learners (JLPT N3)!
Can you choose the correct answer?
[Practice Question]
このケーキ、100円（＿＿）おいしいね。
*このケーキ、100えん（＿＿）おいしいね。
1 くせに
2 のわりに
3 なんか
4 もんだ
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[Answer]
このケーキ、100円（2 のわりに）おいしいね。
This cake tastes pretty good for just 100 yen.
〜のわりに
= “for ~” / “even though ~”
It means: different from what was expected based on ~.
Structure:
[noun]の＋わりに100円の＋わりに
In this sentence:
100円 is very cheap, so you might not expect it to taste that good.
But it’s actually tasty!
That’s why のわりに is the best choice.
Other choices:
くせに
= “even though ~”
Used when expressing a feeling of criticism or blame.
Structure:
[noun]の＋くせに◎100円のくせに
×100円くせに
なんか
= “things like ~” / shows something is unimportant
もんだ
= Means “because ~” (casual, often used by children)
Usually used at end of a sentence.
I hope this explanation helps! 😊