콘서트 표를 ______ 예매했어요.
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정답: C. 미리
How to solve: The sentence indicates reserving a concert ticket. The blank requires an adverb that means 'in advance' or 'beforehand' to fit naturally with '예매했어요' (reserved). '미리' (in advance) is the most suitable choice.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — 빨리 (quickly) means doing something fast, which is not the primary meaning for reserving in advance.
B — 일찍 (early) refers to an early time, but '미리' is more specific for booking things ahead of time.
C — 미리 (in advance) is the correct answer. It means to do something beforehand, which perfectly fits the context of reserving tickets.
D — 이제 (now) means at this moment, which contradicts the idea of reserving something for the future.
온라인으로 ______를 해서 콘서트에 갔어요.
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정답: B. 예약
How to solve: The sentence describes attending a concert after an online action. The blank requires a noun related to securing a spot or ticket for an event. '예약' (reservation) is the most appropriate term for booking tickets or seats for a concert.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — 신청 (application) refers to formally requesting something (e.g., membership, a program), not typically booking an event ticket.
B — 예약 (reservation) is the correct answer. It means booking or reserving something, like a concert ticket or a seat.
C — 주문 (order) is usually used for ordering goods or food.
D — 구매 (purchase) means buying something. While one purchases tickets, '예약' specifically implies the act of reserving a spot for an event before attending, often followed by purchase.
인기 있는 ______는 표를 구하기 어려워요.
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정답: C. 공연
How to solve: The sentence talks about difficulty in getting tickets for something popular. The blank needs a noun that represents the event for which tickets are purchased. '공연' (performance/show) is the direct object for which concert tickets are bought.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — 장소 (place) refers to the location of an event, not the event itself.
B — 시간 (time) refers to when an event occurs, not the event itself.
C — 공연 (performance/show) is the correct answer. It is what one buys tickets for, especially in the context of concerts or theatrical productions.
D — 날짜 (date) refers to the specific day, not the event itself.
벌써 모든 표가 ______ 되었어요.
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정답: D. 매진
How to solve: The sentence states that 'all tickets' are in a certain state. In the context of popular events, when all tickets are gone, the appropriate term is 'sold out'. '매진' means sold out.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — 취소 (canceled) means the event or booking was called off.
B — 판매 (sold) means the tickets were sold, but it doesn't convey the meaning that *all* tickets are gone and no more are available.
C — 마감 (closed/finished) is usually used for application deadlines or ending periods, not specifically for tickets being unavailable due to all being purchased.
D — 매진 (sold out) is the correct answer. It specifically means that all available tickets for an event have been purchased.
인기 있는 가수의 콘서트 표를 사려고 사람들이 줄을 길게 ______.
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정답: C. 섰어요
How to solve: The sentence describes people forming a long line to buy concert tickets. The idiom for 'to stand in line' is '줄을 서다'. Therefore, the past tense form '섰어요' is the correct choice.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — 세웠어요 (made something stand/set up) would be used in '줄을 세우다' (to line up others or something).
B — 기다렸어요 (waited) means to wait, but doesn't specifically describe the action of *standing* in a line.
C — 섰어요 (stood) is the correct answer. '줄을 서다' means 'to stand in line', and '섰어요' is its past tense form.
D — 만들었어요 (made) means to create or make something, which does not fit the context of standing in a queue.
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