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例題 (れいだい, reidai) Japanese meaning: example | Kotomora
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Let's try solving the example problem in the textbook.
The example exercises in this chapter are a bit difficult.
Usage patterns 例れい 題だい を 解と く to solve an example problem
Let's first solve the example problem to check how to use the formula.
例れい 題だい を 挙あ げる to give an example problem
例れい 題だい を 参さん 考こう にする to use an example problem as a reference
〈 教きょう 科か 書しょ 〉 に 例れい 題だい が 載の っている an example problem is included in a textbook
This textbook has an example problem in each chapter.
Related words 問題 is any general problem or question, while 例題 refers specifically to a sample problem given in a textbook to illustrate a concept.
演習問題 is a practice exercise meant for repeated drilling, whereas 例題 is a single worked example used to demonstrate how to approach a concept.
Don't confuse with 例文 is an example sentence used to show grammar or vocabulary usage, while 例題 is an example problem or exercise to be solved.
課題 is an assigned task or homework, while 例題 is a demonstrative sample problem included to explain a method.
Counted with 例題 is typically counted with 問, as in 例題を一問解く (solve one example problem).
例題 can also be counted with 題, especially when referring to numbered questions in a test or workbook.
Etymology Compound of 例 (example) and 題 (topic/problem). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the kanji combination transparently conveys 'example problem'.
After explaining the new grammar, the teacher gave an example problem.
I used the example problem as a reference and tried making a similar one myself.
