조던 왓킨스는 한국에서 새로운 ( )를 많이 만났습니다.
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정답: B. 친구
How to solve: The sentence describes Jordan Watkins meeting new people in Korea. Among the given choices, '친구' (friend) is the most appropriate word to fill in the blank, meaning he met many new friends.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '식당' means 'restaurant'. It is not something you 'meet'.
B — '친구' means 'friend'. It fits the context of meeting new people.
C — '책' means 'book'. It is not something you 'meet'.
D — '학교' means 'school'. It is a place, not something you 'meet'.
조던 왓킨스는 한국 음식을 정말 ( ).
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정답: B. 좋아합니다
How to solve: The sentence typically expresses a strong positive or negative feeling about Korean food. While context isn't fully provided, '정말' (really) often precedes positive affirmations in such sentences when no negative indicators are present. '좋아합니다' (likes) is the most common positive expression.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '싫어합니다' means 'dislikes'. This would imply a negative feeling towards Korean food.
B — '좋아합니다' means 'likes'. This is a common and fitting expression for liking food, especially when preceded by '정말'.
C — '없습니다' means 'does not have' or 'is not present'. This doesn't make sense in the context of liking/disliking food.
D — '아닙니다' means 'is not'. This is a negative declarative verb and doesn't fit the context of expressing a preference for food.
조던 왓킨스는 한국어를 ( ) 공부합니다.
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정답: D. 열심히
How to solve: The sentence describes how Jordan Watkins studies Korean. '열심히' (diligently/hard) is the most natural adverb to describe the manner of studying, indicating effort and dedication.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '바쁘게' means 'busily'. While he might be busy, it describes his state, not directly how he studies Korean.
B — '어렵게' means 'difficultly' or 'in a difficult way'. This describes the difficulty of the task, not necessarily his manner of studying.
C — '쉽게' means 'easily' or 'in an easy way'. This describes the ease of the task, not his effort.
D — '열심히' means 'diligently' or 'hard'. This describes the effort and dedication he puts into studying Korean, which is a very common and appropriate adverb for '공부하다' (to study).
조던 왓킨스는 한국 드라마가 ( )고 생각합니다.
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정답: A. 재미있습니다
How to solve: The sentence expresses Jordan Watkins' opinion about Korean dramas. People typically watch dramas because they find them 'interesting'. Therefore, '재미있습니다' (is interesting) is the most suitable adjective.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '재미있습니다' means 'is interesting'. This is a very common and appropriate adjective to describe a drama or movie that one enjoys.
B — '없습니다' means 'is not present' or 'does not exist'. This doesn't make sense as an opinion about the quality of a drama.
C — '힘듭니다' means 'is difficult' or 'is hard'. While a drama might be hard to understand for a learner, '재미있다' is a more common and direct opinion on its entertainment value.
D — '작습니다' means 'is small'. This does not apply to a drama.
조던 왓킨스는 책을 빌리기 위해 ( )에 갔습니다.
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정답: C. 도서관
How to solve: The sentence states that Jordan Watkins went somewhere to '빌리기 위해' (in order to borrow) '책을' (books). The place where one borrows books is a '도서관' (library).
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '병원' means 'hospital'. People go there for medical treatment, not to borrow books.
B — '시장' means 'market'. People go there to buy groceries or other goods, not to borrow books.
C — '도서관' means 'library'. This is the correct place to borrow books.
D — '백화점' means 'department store'. People go there to buy various products, not to borrow books.
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