Strong Denial or not

Question 1

普通形（ナな/である・名の/である) ＋わけがない

Answer 1

is absolutely not; unthinkable
- speaker has strong belief, almost certainty
- Used when the speaker is absolutely certain that this is not the case.

Question 2

名・普通形（ナ（な）/である・名である)　＋どころではない・どころか

Answer 2

thought something was going to be a certain degree or amount, but in actuality, it’s very different
- 前件よりも悪い状況を言うことが多い。

Question 3

普通形（ナな・名な)　＋ものか
casual: もんか
女性：ものですか

Answer 3

absolutely not
- A somewhat emotional and strong negation sentence.
- spoken Japanese

Question 4

普通形（ナな/である・名の/な/である)　＋わけではない
普通形（ナ（だ）・名（だ）)　＋というわけではない
時々　「わけじゃない」になる

Answer 4

It’s not full that; It’s not particularly that
- In case of partial denial, it’s used with words like いつも・誰でも・どこでも・必ずしも

Question 5

普通形（ナ（だ）・名（だ）)　＋というものではない・というものでもない

Answer 5

It cannot be said that if certain conditions are met, something will necessarily happen.
A sentence that expresses the speaker’s opinion or thoughts about the essence of something, rather than specific facts.
Often used together with a conditional phrase.