아버지는 매일 아침 ( )을/를 읽으십니다.
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정답: A. 신문
How to solve: The sentence says, 'Father reads ( ) every morning.' The most suitable noun to be read every morning is '신문' (newspaper). 'Eenadu' is a famous newspaper, making this the logical choice.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Correct. '신문' (newspaper) is something people read daily, especially in the morning.
B — Incorrect. '편지' (letter) is not typically read every single day.
C — Incorrect. '음악' (music) is listened to, not read. The verb is '읽다' (to read).
D — Incorrect. '영화' (movie) is watched, not read.
저는 'eenadu' 신문에서 재미있는 ( )를/을 봤어요.
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정답: A. 기사
How to solve: The sentence says, 'I saw an interesting ( ) in the 'eenadu' newspaper.' A newspaper contains articles. The Korean word for 'article' or 'news story' is '기사'.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Correct. '기사' (article) is the main content of a newspaper.
B — Incorrect. '숙제' (homework) is not found in a newspaper.
C — Incorrect. '선물' (gift) is not found in a newspaper.
D — Incorrect. '노래' (song) is heard, and its lyrics might be in a paper, but '기사' is the primary content.
오늘 'eenadu' 신문에는 중요한 ( )가 많이 있습니다.
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정답: C. 뉴스
How to solve: The sentence translates to 'In today's 'eenadu' newspaper, there is a lot of important ( ).' A newspaper's main purpose is to deliver news. Therefore, '뉴스' (news) is the most appropriate word.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Incorrect. While there might be articles about '음식' (food), the general term for what a newspaper contains is 'news'.
B — Incorrect. The '날씨' (weather) forecast is a part of the newspaper, but 'news' is a much broader and more fitting term for 'important things'.
C — Correct. '뉴스' (news) is the primary content of a newspaper like 'Eenadu'.
D — Incorrect. '가방' (bag) is a physical object and has no relevance here.
신문을 배달하는 사람은 ( ) 아침에 옵니다.
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정답: A. 매일
How to solve: The sentence means 'The person who delivers the newspaper comes in the morning ( ).' Daily newspapers like 'Eenadu' are delivered every day. The adverb for 'every day' is '매일'.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Correct. '매일' (every day) correctly describes the frequency of a daily newspaper delivery.
B — Incorrect. '가끔' (sometimes) contradicts the nature of a daily newspaper subscription.
C — Incorrect. '주말' (weekend) is a noun, not an adverb of frequency in this context. Also, newspapers are usually delivered on weekdays too.
D — Incorrect. '어제' (yesterday) refers to a specific past day, not a recurring action.
이 신문은 글씨가 커서 ( ) 좋습니다.
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정답: B. 보기
How to solve: The sentence is 'Because the print in this newspaper is large, it is good for ( ).' Large print makes something easy to see or read. The nominalized form of '보다' (to see/read) is '보기' (seeing/reading).
Choice analysis (EN):
A — Incorrect. '듣기' (listening) is related to sound, not print size.
B — Correct. '보기' (seeing/reading) is easier when the text is large.
C — Incorrect. '쓰기' (writing) is not related to the print size of a newspaper.
D — Incorrect. '자기' (sleeping) has no connection to the context.
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