저는 스마트폰을 매일 ( ).
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정답: C. 사용해요
How to solve: The sentence indicates a daily action with a smartphone. Among the options, '사용해요' (to use) is the most appropriate verb to describe the action of using a smartphone. '사요' means to buy, '봐요' means to see, and '와요' means to come.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '사요' means 'to buy'. It doesn't fit the context of 'using' a smartphone daily.
B — '봐요' means 'to see' or 'to watch'. While one might see a smartphone, the overall action is using it.
C — '사용해요' means 'to use'. This is the correct verb for interacting with a smartphone on a daily basis.
D — '와요' means 'to come'. This verb is completely out of context for smartphone usage.
이 컴퓨터는 ( )이 커서 영화 보기가 좋아요.
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정답: B. 화면
How to solve: The sentence talks about watching movies and something being 'big' on a computer. A 'screen' (화면) is typically what is big and good for watching movies. '시간' (time), '소리' (sound), and '버튼' (button) do not fit the context.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '시간' means 'time'. Time cannot be 'big' in this context to make watching movies good.
B — '화면' means 'screen'. A big screen is indeed good for watching movies, making this the correct answer.
C — '소리' means 'sound'. While sound is important for movies, it's not described as 'big' in a way that fits the blank.
D — '버튼' means 'button'. Buttons are small and not what makes movie watching good on a computer.
이 앱은 너무 ( )서 기다릴 필요가 없어요.
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정답: C. 빨라
How to solve: The sentence states that there is no need to wait, which implies the app's speed. Therefore, '빠르다' (to be fast) in its conjugated form '빨라' is the most suitable word to complete the sentence. '느리다' (slow) would imply waiting, '작다' (small) and '어렵다' (difficult) are irrelevant to waiting time.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '느려' (because it's slow). If the app were slow, one would need to wait.
B — '작아' (because it's small). The size of the app is not related to waiting time.
C — '빨라' (because it's fast). If the app is fast, there is no need to wait, which matches the sentence meaning. This is the correct answer.
D — '어려워' (because it's difficult). Difficulty is not related to waiting time for an app to operate.
저는 스마트폰으로 사진을 찍어요. ( ) 음악도 들어요.
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정답: C. 그리고
How to solve: The sentence describes two actions performed with a smartphone: taking pictures and listening to music. These are additional actions, so a conjunction meaning 'and' is required. '그리고' means 'and', fitting the context perfectly. '하지만' and '그러나' mean 'but/however', while '그래서' means 'so/therefore'.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '하지만' means 'but' or 'however'. It implies a contrast, which is not present here.
B — '그래서' means 'so' or 'therefore'. It implies a cause-and-effect relationship, which is not suitable here.
C — '그리고' means 'and'. It connects two related actions or items, making it the correct choice for this sentence.
D — '그러나' also means 'but' or 'however'. Like '하지만', it implies a contrast, which is inappropriate for this sentence.
스마트폰에 ( )가 생겨서 고쳐야 해요.
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정답: C. 문제
How to solve: The sentence states that something 'occurred' (생겨서) with the smartphone and therefore 'needs to be fixed' (고쳐야 해요). This context clearly implies a 'problem' (문제). The other options (friend, food, study) do not fit this meaning.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '친구' means 'friend'. A friend cannot 'occur' with a smartphone and need fixing.
B — '음식' means 'food'. Food cannot 'occur' with a smartphone in this context, nor does it need fixing in this manner.
C — '문제' means 'problem'. A problem can occur with a smartphone and would require fixing, matching the sentence perfectly. This is the correct answer.
D — '공부' means 'study'. Study is not something that 'occurs' with a smartphone and needs fixing.
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