매주 토요일, 사람들은 ( ) 가게 앞에서 줄을 섭니다.
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정답: A. 복권
How to solve: This question asks for a word that fits the context of people lining up every Saturday, which is a common scene for lottery stores. '복권' means lottery.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Correct. '복권' (lottery) fits perfectly with people lining up to buy them.
B — '서점' (bookstore) does not fit the context of Saturday lines for a specific item like lottery tickets.
C — '빵집' (bakery) does not usually have people lining up every Saturday for a specific weekly event like a lottery.
D — '세탁소' (laundry) is unrelated to people lining up on Saturdays in this context.
친구가 복권에 ( )되어 기뻐했어요.
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정답: A. 당첨
How to solve: The sentence describes a friend being happy because of the lottery. '당첨되다' means to win a lottery or prize, which makes the friend happy.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Correct. '당첨' means winning a prize or lottery. '당첨되다' means 'to win'.
B — '실패' means failure. Failing would not make a friend happy.
C — '포기' means giving up. Giving up would not make a friend happy.
D — '연습' means practice. Practicing a lottery doesn't make one happy in this context.
복권을 사면서 사람들은 큰 ( )을 품습니다.
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정답: A. 희망
How to solve: When buying lottery tickets, people typically have positive feelings about winning. '희망' (hope) is the most suitable word among the choices.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Correct. '희망' (hope) is what people feel when they buy lottery tickets, hoping to win.
B — '좌절' (frustration) is a negative feeling, not typically felt when first buying a lottery ticket.
C — '절망' (despair) is a strong negative feeling, opposite of what people feel when buying lottery tickets.
D — '피로' (fatigue) is unrelated to the emotions felt when buying lottery tickets.
복권 ( )은 보통 TV로 생중계됩니다.
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정답: A. 추첨
How to solve: The act of selecting winning numbers for a lottery is called a 'drawing' or '추첨' in Korean, and it is often broadcast live on TV.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Correct. '추첨' (drawing/lottery) refers to the event where winning numbers are selected, which is typically televised.
B — '광고' (advertisement) might be on TV, but it's not the specific event of the lottery itself being broadcast.
C — '판매' (sale) happens at stores, not typically live on TV.
D — '수입' (income/revenue) is an economic term and not an event broadcast on TV.
만약 제가 복권에 당첨된다면, 받은 ( )으로 집을 살 거예요.
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정답: A. 상금
How to solve: If one wins the lottery, the money received is called 'prize money'. '상금' means prize money or award money.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Correct. '상금' (prize money) is the money received from winning a lottery.
B — '월급' (monthly salary) is earned from work, not from winning a lottery.
C — '세금' (tax) is paid to the government, not received as a prize.
D — '용돈' (pocket money/allowance) is typically a smaller amount given, not the large sum from a lottery win.
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