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It’s not だけど. It’s ようだ けど. Maybe the question was not good 😛
The percentage of たしかに and たしか aren’t in the book. That part is my original explanation for you. The difference is subtle, but it’s good to know.
I：C→ よく勉強している( ような )だけど is still wrongですよー。
～ようだ＝it seems that…/It looks like…
(conjugation)
(Noun) 学生だ→学生のようだ
(な-adj) きれいだ→きれいなようだ
(い-adj) きたない→きたないようだ
(verb) 掃除する→掃除するようだⅡ：A→ Wrong (たしかに is 100% certain, but たしか is around 80-90%)
Ⅲ：D→ WrongII and III should be the same answer; たしか.
たしか means “if I remember correctly/if I’m not mistaken.”Hello Jim-san. Thank you for the replyu.
I D, →よく勉強している( ようだ )だけど is wrong.
II C, → Wrong. It was close though. たしかに means 長野さん is 100% certain about the information.
III B, →Wrong. 田中さん is trying to remember that 山田さん is about 30 years old.
IV C →Correct!I a→correct
II b→correct
III d→correctだけ goes with affirmative endings while しか only goes with negative endings. For example,
あなただけ英語が話せますね。(Only you can speak English.)
あなたしか英語が話せないですね。(Nobody speaks English but you.)
