Q1
산책
What does this word mean?
badminton
cooking
yoga
walk/stroll
산책 — walk/stroll (hobbies)
Q2
shrimp
How do you say this in Korean?
맥주
배추
김치찌개
새우
새우 — shrimp (food)
Q3
과일
What does this word mean?
fruit
chopsticks
fried rice
vinegar
과일 — fruit (food)
Q4
project
How do you say this in Korean?
프로젝트
퇴직
휴가
퇴근하다
프로젝트 — project (work)
Q5
새롭다
What does this word mean?
to be bad
to be new
to be easy
to be pretty
새롭다 — to be new (adjectives_basic)
Q6
baby
How do you say this in Korean?
아기
할아버지
남동생
아빠
아기 — baby (family)
Q7
인정하다
What does this word mean?
to explain
to use/utilize
to get wet
to admit/acknowledge
인정하다 — to admit/acknowledge (verbs)
Q8
temple
How do you say this in Korean?
절
인터넷
기숙사
겨울
절 — temple (daily_life)
Q9
to be (A is B) — identifying nouns
Which Korean grammar pattern expresses this?
언제
-이에요/예요
없어요
-아/어요
-이에요/예요 — to be (A is B) — identifying nouns. e.g. 이것은 사과예요. (This is an apple.)
Q10
Say that you are American.
Which sentence says this correctly?
저는 미국 사람이에요.
이것은 책이에요.
공원에서 운동해요.
저는 한국어를 공부해요.
-이에요/예요 — to be (A is B) — identifying nouns. 명사(받침O) + 이에요
Q11
present tense polite ending
Which Korean grammar pattern expresses this?
에서
없어요
-이에요/예요
-아/어요
-아/어요 (present polite) — present tense polite ending. e.g. 저는 옷을 사요. (I buy clothes.)
Q12
what — asking about food or preference
Which Korean grammar pattern expresses this?
-이에요/예요
-아/어요
뭐
이/가
뭐 (question word) — what — asking about food or preference. e.g. 뭐 먹어요? (What do you eat?)
Q13
에
What does this grammar pattern mean?
what — asking about a thing or action
subject marker — marks the grammatical subject
at (time)
to be (A is B) — identifying nouns
에 (time) — at (time). e.g. 저는 여덟 시에 일어나요. (I get up at eight o'clock.)
Q14
이에요?/예요?
What does this grammar pattern mean?
Is A B? — yes/no question
present tense polite ending
to be (A is B) — identifying nouns
where — asking about a location
이에요?/예요? (질문) — Is A B? — yes/no question. e.g. 저 사람은 선생님이에요? (Is that person a teacher?)
Q15
다음에 친구하고 같이 가고 싶어요.
What does this sentence from the passage mean?
Every morning, we take a walk together.
In the afternoon, I studied Korean.
I really like Korean food.
Next time, I want to go with my friend.
다음에 친구하고 같이 가고 싶어요. = Next time, I want to go with my friend.
Q16
집 근처에 떡볶이 가게가 있어요.
What does this sentence from the passage mean?
There is a tteokbokki shop near my house.
When I eat spicy food, I sweat.
Various side dishes came out, and they were all delicious.
After eating all the rice, I also drank sikhye.
집 근처에 떡볶이 가게가 있어요. = There is a tteokbokki shop near my house.
Q17
거기 사장님이 정말 친절해요.
What does this sentence from the passage mean?
I take a Korean class.
After reading a book, please put it back in its place.
I am happy because I have family.
The owner there is really kind.
거기 사장님이 정말 친절해요. = The owner there is really kind.
Q18
자주
What does this word mean in the passage?
slowly
often
courage
homework
자주 (ja-ju) — often
Q19
땀
What does this word mean in the passage?
sweat
to go down
contract
already
땀 (ttam) — sweat
Q20
Which sentence does NOT appear in the passage above?
다음에 친구하고 같이 가고 싶어요.
아침에 빵을 먹었어요.
매운 음식을 먹으면 땀이 나요.
저는 떡볶이를 제일 좋아해요.
"아침에 빵을 먹었어요." (I ate bread in the morning.) is from a different passage.