축구 선수들은 경기 전에 열심히 ______.
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정답: B. 운동합니다
How to solve: The sentence is about what football players do before a match. The blank needs a verb that describes a typical pre-match activity for athletes. The most suitable action is 'to exercise' or 'to train'. Therefore, '운동합니다' is the correct answer.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '공부합니다' means 'to study'. This is not what football players typically do to prepare for a match.
B — '운동합니다' means 'to exercise' or 'to train'. This is the correct verb for athletes preparing for a game.
C — '노래합니다' means 'to sing'. This is unrelated to football practice.
D — '요리합니다' means 'to cook'. This is also unrelated to a player's pre-match preparation.
보되/글림트 선수가 골을 넣어서 팀이 1점을 ______.
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정답: C. 얻었습니다
How to solve: The sentence says that a Bodø/Glimt player scored a goal. When a team scores a goal, they 'get' or 'earn' a point. The verb that means 'to get' or 'to earn' is '얻었습니다'.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '잃었습니다' means 'lost'. A team gains a point when scoring, they don't lose one.
B — '버렸습니다' means 'threw away'. This does not make sense in the context of scoring a point.
C — '얻었습니다' means 'got' or 'earned'. This is the correct verb for gaining a point in a sports match.
D — '샀습니다' means 'bought'. Points in a game are earned through play, not purchased.
저는 친구하고 같이 유벤투스 경기를 ______ 경기장에 갔어요.
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정답: D. 보러
How to solve: The sentence describes the purpose of going to a stadium for a Juventus match. People go to a stadium 'to watch' ('보러') a game. The grammar form '-(으)러 가다' indicates going somewhere to do something.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '읽으러' means 'in order to read'. One does not go to a stadium to read a match.
B — '만들러' means 'in order to make'. This is illogical in the context of a football match.
C — '자러' means 'in order to sleep'. This is an unlikely reason to go to a sports stadium.
D — '보러' means 'in order to watch/see'. This is the correct reason for going to a stadium to see a match.
어제 경기에서 보되/글림트가 유벤투스를 ______.
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정답: C. 이겼습니다
How to solve: The sentence is about the result of yesterday's match. The blank requires a verb that describes a possible outcome. '이겼습니다' means 'won against', which is a logical result of a competitive game.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '만났습니다' means 'met'. While they did meet to play, this word doesn't describe the result of the game.
B — '기다렸습니다' means 'waited for'. This doesn't describe the outcome of the match.
C — '이겼습니다' means 'won against'. This correctly describes a possible outcome where Bodø/Glimt was victorious.
D — '도와주었습니다' means 'helped'. In a competitive match, teams play against each other, they don't help each other.
우리 팀이 이겨서 팬들이 아주 ______.
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정답: D. 기뻤습니다
How to solve: The sentence describes the fans' reaction to their team winning ('이겨서'). A victory would make the fans feel happy. The word for 'was happy' or 'was pleased' is '기뻤습니다'.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '슬펐습니다' means 'was sad'. Fans would be sad if their team lost, not won.
B — '화났습니다' means 'was angry'. Fans might be angry if their team played poorly or lost, but not if they won.
C — '피곤했습니다' means 'was tired'. While watching a game can be tiring, 'happy' is a more direct emotional response to winning.
D — '기뻤습니다' means 'was happy/pleased'. This is the most appropriate emotional response for fans whose team has won a match.
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