저는 피자를 아주 ____.
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정답: A. 좋아해요
How to solve: The sentence indicates a positive feeling towards pizza, so a verb meaning 'to like' is appropriate.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '좋아해요' means 'to like,' which fits the context of enjoying pizza.
B — '싫어해요' means 'to dislike,' which contradicts the implied positive sentiment.
C — '만들어요' means 'to make,' which is a possible action with pizza, but '좋아해요' is more common to express a general preference.
D — '읽어요' means 'to read,' which does not make sense with pizza.
저녁 식사로 피자를 ____ 싶어요.
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정답: A. 주문하고
How to solve: When talking about having pizza for dinner, the most common action is to order it. The '-고 싶어요' ending indicates desire.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '주문하고' means 'to order,' which is the most natural action for pizza as a dinner meal.
B — '배우고' means 'to learn,' which doesn't fit the context of eating pizza for dinner.
C — '입고' means 'to wear,' which is irrelevant to pizza.
D — '살고' means 'to live,' which is irrelevant to pizza.
이 피자는 맛이 ____.
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정답: A. 아주 좋아요
How to solve: The sentence is describing the taste of the pizza. '맛이 좋다' (to taste good) is a common expression. The blank needs an adjective phrase describing taste.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '아주 좋아요' means 'very good,' which perfectly describes the taste of pizza.
B — '빨리 먹어요' means 'eat quickly,' which describes an action, not the taste.
C — '멀리 가요' means 'go far,' which is irrelevant to pizza taste.
D — '조용히 있어요' means 'be quiet,' which is irrelevant to pizza taste.
피자 한 ____ 주세요.
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정답: A. 조각
How to solve: '조각' is the standard Korean counter word for a slice of pizza or cake.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '조각' means 'slice,' which is the correct unit for counting pizza portions.
B — '개' is a general counter for objects, but '조각' is more specific and appropriate for pizza.
C — '명' is a counter for people.
D — '권' is a counter for books.
저는 주말에 친구들과 피자를 ____.
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정답: A. 먹었어요
How to solve: The most natural action to do with pizza and friends is to eat it. The sentence is in past tense.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '먹었어요' means 'ate,' which is the most suitable action when having pizza with friends.
B — '가르쳤어요' means 'taught,' which is irrelevant to pizza.
C — '그렸어요' means 'drew,' which is irrelevant to pizza.
D — '뛰었어요' means 'ran,' which is irrelevant to pizza.
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