Lesson Test #3 (L15-16)

In this sentence, the verb "주다" (to give) needs to be conjugated into a noun-modifying form. The appropriate tense for this sentence is present tense. Therefore, the correct conjugation is "줄". This form indicates that the speaker will give a gift to their older brother next week.

The given translation "salty" indicates that the appropriate noun-modifying form to fill in the blank should be "짠", which means "salty" in Korean.

The given verb "가르치시다" is conjugated into a noun-modifying form with appropriate tense by adding the suffix "-신" to it. Therefore, the correct answer is "가르치신." This form is used to modify a noun and indicates that the action of teaching was done by someone in a respectful or honorific manner. In this case, it is used to describe the person who taught Korean language in the previous semester, which is 김 선생님.

In this sentence, the verb "오다" (to come) needs to be conjugated into a noun-modifying form with appropriate tense. The correct conjugation is "오는" which means "coming". It modifies the noun "한국 식당" (Korean restaurant) and indicates that it is a restaurant that I frequently come to these days.

The given verb "좋아하다" means "to like." To conjugate it into a noun-modifying form with appropriate tense, we use the present participle form "좋아하는." Therefore, the correct answer is "좋아하는."

The correct answer is "할". In this question, the verb "하다" (to do) needs to be conjugated into a noun-modifying form. The appropriate tense for this sentence is present tense. Therefore, "할" is the correct form of the verb "하다" in the present tense noun-modifying form.

In this sentence, the verb "만나다" (to meet) needs to be conjugated into a noun-modifying form with appropriate tense. The given verb is in the past tense, so the noun-modifying form should also be in the past tense. The correct answer "만난" is the past tense form of the verb "만나다" and matches the tense and form required in the sentence.

The correct answer is False. The statement "쌔미는 김치를 아주 잘 만들어요" translates to "Sami makes kimchi very well." However, based on the listening, it is not mentioned or implied that Sami makes kimchi well. Therefore, the statement is false.

The given question is asking how often someone makes phone calls at home. The most appropriate adverb to fill the blank is "자주" which means "often" in English.

The correct answer is "별로" because it means "not really" or "not much" in English. In this context, it implies that the movie was not very interesting or enjoyable.

The word "만일" means "if" or "in case" in Korean, which does not fit logically in the given sentence. The sentence is talking about the speaker's roommate not eating breakfast, and "if" or "in case" does not make sense in this context. Therefore, "만일" is the least appropriate word for the blank.

The sentence is asking someone to go down from the 5th floor to the 1st floor using the elevator. The compound verb "내려 가세요" means "please go down" which is the most appropriate choice for completing the sentence.

The correct answer is "매운". This is the appropriate noun-modifying form of the adjective "spicy" (매운) to describe the noun "김치" (kimchi).

The correct answer is "들으면서". This is because the clausal connective "~(으)면서" is used to express two activities that are happening at the same time. In this case, the two activities are "음악을 듣다" (to listen to music) and "커피를 마시다" (to drink coffee). By using "들으면서" in the sentence, it means "I listen to music while drinking coffee."

The correct answer is "차가운". This is the appropriate noun-modifying form to describe "냉면" which means "cold noodles" in English. "차가운" means "cold" in Korean and it matches the translation of "냉면" accurately.

The correct answer is "읽으면서". The clausal connective ~(으)면서 is used to express two activities that are happening at the same time. In this case, the sentence is asking for the activity of reading the newspaper and eating breakfast at the same time. Therefore, the answer "읽으면서" correctly combines the verb "읽다" (to read) with the connective "~면서" to indicate that the two activities are happening simultaneously.

The correct answer is 기다리면서. This is because ~(으)면서 is used to express two simultaneous actions. In this sentence, the person is waiting for the bus (버스를 기다리다) and sending a text message to their friend (친구한테 문자를 하다) at the same time. Therefore, 기다리면서 is the appropriate choice to connect these two activities in one sentence.

The correct answer is "가면서" because it is the appropriate form of the clausal connective ~(으)면서 to express two activities happening simultaneously. In this case, it is used to connect "학교에 걸어 가다" (walking to school) and "노래를 하다" (singing). Therefore, the correct sentence would be "학교에 걸어 가면서 노래를 해요." which translates to "I walk to school while singing."

The given translation is "hot 순두부 찌개" which means "hot soft tofu stew". The noun-modifying form of the adjective "hot" in Korean is "뜨거운". Therefore, the correct answer is "뜨거운".

In order to conjugate the verb "먹다" into a noun-modifying form with appropriate tense, we need to use the future tense form of the verb. Therefore, the correct answer is "먹을." This form indicates that there will be no food to eat tonight because I won't cook.

When you ride the LIRR, transfer to another train at Huntington.

Last year, on my grandmother's birthday, my father gave a gift to my grandmother.

In the given sentence, the subject 민지 is the one who borrowed a book from 마크. Since the subject is 민지, the correct form of the verb 주다 (to give) to use is 주었어요. This form is the past tense form of 주다 and is used when the subject is the speaker or someone close to the speaker.

The given statement in Korean translates to "I also bought a cake at Linda's online shopping mall." The correct answer is False because the statement is not true.

The given statement is false. The sentence states that Linda is Mark's girlfriend, which implies that Linda is a female. However, the sentence also states that Linda is Chris' friend, which contradicts the previous information. Therefore, the statement cannot be true.

The given statement in Korean translates to "Linda's yellow sneakers are Chris's birthday present." Since the statement is given as true, it means that Linda did indeed give Chris a pair of yellow sneakers as a birthday gift.

The sentence is asking the person to turn and go in a specific direction. Among the given choices, "돌아 가세요" is the most appropriate compound verb as it means "turn and go back". This implies that the person should turn left and then go back in the opposite direction from where they came.

The given statement "한국 마켓에서 파는 김치는 비싸요" translates to "Kimchi sold in Korean markets is expensive." The correct answer is True, indicating that the statement is true. This implies that kimchi, a traditional Korean dish, is generally expensive when purchased from Korean markets.

The statement is false because it states that the person went to the hospital because they had a headache on the weekend. However, there is no indication that the person actually went to the hospital in the given statement.

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In the given conversation, the customer is asking the restaurant staff to bring water. Since the customer is using formal language (드리다) to address the staff, the appropriate response would be 주시겠어요, which is the honorific form of 주다. This response shows respect and politeness towards the customer's request.

The sentence is asking for the compound verbs that can be used to complete the sentence in a way that makes sense. The sentence is talking about the weather being cold, so the appropriate compound verbs would be ones that indicate entering a place to escape the cold. "들어가세요" is the most appropriate compound verb as it means "enter" and fits the context of seeking shelter from the cold weather.

The correct answer is "주실 거예요" because it is the most appropriate form of the verb "주다" in this context. The sentence is talking about Minji's mother making delicious Korean food for Minji's friends, indicating that Minji's mother will be the one doing the action of making the food. Therefore, the honorific form "주실" is used to show respect towards Minji's mother.

The given statement is "친구가 김치볶음밥을 사다 줘서 기분이 좋았어요." This translates to "I felt happy because my friend bought me kimchi fried rice." The correct answer is False because the statement is saying that the person felt happy, not that the statement is true.

The given statement "크리스는 300사이즈 신발을 신어요" translates to "Chris wears size 300 shoes." Since the statement is given as true, it implies that Chris indeed wears size 300 shoes.

The given sentence is asking the person to return the book that was borrowed last semester. The most appropriate expression to fill in the blank is "돌려 주세요," which means "please return."

The correct answer is "세수해요" because it means "to wash one's face" in Korean. The verb "세수하다" specifically describes the action of washing one's face, which is depicted in the picture.

The correct answer is "이빨을 닦아요" which translates to "brushing teeth". This verb accurately describes the action of the picture as the person is shown brushing their teeth.

The correct answer is "손을 씻어요" which translates to "washing hands". This is because the action in the picture is showing someone washing their hands.

The correct answer is "옷을 갈아입어요" which translates to "change clothes". This verb describes the action of the picture because it involves the act of changing one's clothes.

The correct expression to fill in the blank is "놓아 주세요" which means "please put (it) down". This suggests that the speaker is asking someone to place the doenjang jjigae (a Korean soybean paste stew) in front of their mother.

The given sentence translates to "I eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner usually three times a day." The most appropriate expression to fill in the blank is "식사를 합니다," which means "I eat." This expression accurately completes the sentence and conveys the intended meaning.

In the given sentence, the speaker is expressing their usual action or preference when they are at a Korean restaurant. The most appropriate expression to fill in the blank is "주문해요," which means "I order." This indicates that the speaker typically orders 육개장 (a spicy Korean soup with beef and vegetables) when they go to a Korean restaurant.