Q1
얼른
What does this word mean?
quickly/hurry
often
at last
just/simply
얼른 — quickly/hurry (adverbs)
Q2
to change / exchange
How do you say this in Korean?
바꾸다
보내다
올리다
사랑하다
바꾸다 — to change / exchange (verbs_basic)
Q3
결국
What does this word mean?
still / not yet
surely/certainly
must/certainly
in the end
결국 — in the end (adverbs)
Q4
tomorrow
How do you say this in Korean?
지난달
내일
평일
다음 달
내일 — tomorrow (time)
Q5
정말
What does this word mean?
approximately
almost
really
well
정말 — really (adverbs)
Q6
face
How do you say this in Korean?
귀
턱
얼굴
입
얼굴 — face (body)
Q7
음료수
What does this word mean?
watermelon
beverage
orange
cheese
음료수 — beverage (food)
Q8
four (native)
How do you say this in Korean?
여덟
육
열
넷
넷 — four (native) (numbers)
Q9
there is not / do not have
Which Korean grammar pattern expresses this?
-이에요/예요
없어요
있어요?
에
없어요 — there is not / do not have. e.g. 강아지가 없어요. (There is no dog.)
Q10
at / in / to (static location, destination, or time)
Which Korean grammar pattern expresses this?
에서
이/가
-이에요/예요
에
에 (location/time) — at / in / to (static location, destination, or time). e.g. 저는 학교에 가요. (I go to school.)
Q11
없어요
What does this grammar pattern mean?
at / in / to (static location, destination, or time)
there is not / do not have
to have (possession)
present tense polite ending
없어요 — there is not / do not have. e.g. 지금 돈이 없어요. (I do not have money right now.)
Q12
을/를
What does this grammar pattern mean?
object marker — marks the direct object
to be (A is B) — identifying nouns
there is not / do not have
at / in / to (static location, destination, or time)
을/를 (object marker) — object marker — marks the direct object. e.g. 저는 밥을 먹어요. (I eat rice.)
Q13
에서
What does this grammar pattern mean?
to be (A is B) — identifying nouns
at / in (place where an action happens)
to not be (A is not B)
to have (possession)
에서 (action location) — at / in (place where an action happens). e.g. 공원에서 운동해요. (I exercise at the park.)
Q14
where — asking about a location
Which Korean grammar pattern expresses this?
에
을/를
이/가
어디
어디 (question word) — where — asking about a location. e.g. 어디에 가요? (Where are you going?)
Q15
아침에 빵을 먹었어요.
What does this sentence from the passage mean?
Please wear warm clothes when you go out.
I ate bread in the morning.
It rained a lot yesterday.
There are four people in my family.
아침에 빵을 먹었어요. = I ate bread in the morning.
Q16
같이 점심을 먹었어요.
What does this sentence from the passage mean?
Announcements come in Korean and English.
My younger sibling goes to school every day.
We ate lunch together.
After eating all the rice, I also drank sikhye.
같이 점심을 먹었어요. = We ate lunch together.
Q17
학교에서 친구를 만났어요.
What does this sentence from the passage mean?
I wake up quickly every morning.
I met a friend at school.
I want to come again next time!
Kimchi is made with napa cabbage, garlic, and chili peppers.
학교에서 친구를 만났어요. = I met a friend at school.
Q18
하루
What does this word mean in the passage?
a day
scissors
butterfly
really
하루 (ha-ru) — a day
Q19
점심
What does this word mean in the passage?
lunch
cousin
free (no cost)
airplane
점심 (jeom-sim) — lunch
Q20
Which sentence does NOT appear in the passage above?
아침에 빵을 먹었어요.
매운 음식도 한번 먹어 보세요.
오늘은 월요일이에요.
학교에서 친구를 만났어요.
"매운 음식도 한번 먹어 보세요." (Please try eating spicy food once too.) is from a different passage.