어제 UCL ( )가 정말 재미있었어요.
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정답: B. 경기
How to solve: The sentence describes something that was 'very interesting' in the context of UCL. '경기' (game/match) fits naturally to describe an interesting event related to UCL.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '시계' means 'clock' or 'watch', which does not fit the context.
B — '경기' means 'game' or 'match', which is appropriate for UCL.
C — '숙제' means 'homework', which is irrelevant to UCL.
D — '의자' means 'chair', which does not make sense in this context.
축구 경기에서 점수를 내는 것을 무엇이라고 합니까?
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정답: B. 골
How to solve: The question asks what scoring a point in a football match is called. '골' (goal) is the correct term for scoring in football.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '책' means 'book', which is unrelated.
B — '골' means 'goal', which is the term for scoring in football.
C — '팬' means 'fan', referring to a supporter, not a score.
D — '길' means 'road' or 'path', which is irrelevant.
경기가 끝나고 우리 팀이 ( ) 많이 슬펐어요.
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정답: C. 졌어요
How to solve: The sentence indicates sadness after the game. Being sad after a game typically means the team lost. '졌어요' (lost) fits this context.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '이겼어요' means 'won'. People are usually happy when their team wins, not sad.
B — '만들었어요' means 'made'. This verb does not fit the context of a team's performance in a game.
C — '졌어요' means 'lost'. It's natural to be sad when your team loses.
D — '보냈어요' means 'sent' or 'spent (time)'. This verb does not fit the context of a game's outcome.
저는 좋아하는 팀을 ( ) 경기장에 갔어요.
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정답: B. 응원했어요
How to solve: The sentence describes going to the stadium for a favorite team. People go to stadiums to '응원하다' (cheer for/support) their favorite teams.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '공부했어요' means 'studied', which is unrelated to going to a stadium for a team.
B — '응원했어요' means 'cheered for' or 'supported'. This is the most appropriate action at a stadium for a favorite team.
C — '청소했어요' means 'cleaned', which is irrelevant.
D — '요리했어요' means 'cooked', which is irrelevant.
UCL 경기에서 공을 차는 사람은 누구입니까?
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정답: C. 선수
How to solve: The question asks who kicks the ball in a UCL match. '선수' (player) is the person who plays in a sports match and kicks the ball.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '요리사' means 'chef', who cooks, not kicks a ball in a game.
B — '의사' means 'doctor', who treats patients, not plays football.
C — '선수' means 'player', who participates in the game and kicks the ball.
D — '학생' means 'student', which is a general occupation and not specific to playing a professional sport.
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