저는 어제 ( ) 가게에서 로또를 샀습니다.
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정답: A. 복권
How to solve: The sentence says 'I bought a lotto at the ( ) store yesterday.' Lotto is a type of lottery ticket. The Korean word for 'lottery ticket' is '복권'. Therefore, '복권' (lottery ticket) is the correct word to fill in the blank, as it specifies the type of store.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Correct. '복권' means lottery ticket. A '복권 가게' is a lottery ticket store.
B — Incorrect. '책' means book. A '책 가게' (bookstore) does not sell lottery tickets.
C — Incorrect. '옷' means clothes. An '옷 가게' is a clothing store.
D — Incorrect. '신발' means shoes. A '신발 가게' is a shoe store.
이번 주 파워볼 당첨 ( )는 5, 12, 23, 34, 45입니다.
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정답: B. 번호
How to solve: The stem describes the Powerball winning numbers: 'This week's Powerball winning ( ) are 5, 12, 23, 34, 45.' The list consists of numbers. The Korean word for 'number' is '번호'.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Incorrect. '이름' means name.
B — Correct. '번호' means number, which fits the context of winning lottery numbers.
C — Incorrect. '주소' means address.
D — Incorrect. '날짜' means date.
와! 로또 1등에 ( )!
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정답: C. 당첨됐어요
How to solve: The sentence expresses excitement: 'Wow! I ( ) first prize in the lottery!' The verb used for winning a prize or lottery is '당첨되다'. The past tense is '당첨됐어요'.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Incorrect. '공부했어요' means 'I studied.'
B — Incorrect. '도착했어요' means 'I arrived.'
C — Correct. '당첨됐어요' means 'I won (the prize).'
D — Incorrect. '요리했어요' means 'I cooked.'
1등에 당첨되면 ( )을/를 많이 받아요.
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정답: A. 돈
How to solve: The sentence says, 'If you win first prize, you receive a lot of ( ).' Winning the lottery results in receiving prize money. The Korean word for 'money' is '돈'.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Correct. '돈' means money. Winning the lottery gets you a lot of money.
B — Incorrect. '편지' means letter.
C — Incorrect. '숙제' means homework.
D — Incorrect. '친구' means friend.
로또에 당첨되려면 ( )이/가 좋아야 해요.
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정답: D. 운
How to solve: The sentence means, 'To win the lottery, you need to have good ( ).' Winning a lottery is considered a matter of luck or fortune. The Korean word for 'luck' is '운'.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Incorrect. '날씨' means weather.
B — Incorrect. '기분' means feeling or mood.
C — Incorrect. '음식' means food.
D — Correct. '운' means luck. You need good luck to win the lottery.
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