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Arranging Korean for focus and afterthought

Arrange the Korean tiles to create the focus named in the prompt. Two tiles are not used.

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Question 1

Front one non-negotiable principle as contrastive focus, then reject abandoning it under any pressure: _____

Options: 핵심 원칙만은, 어떤 압박에도 포기할 수 없습니다., 원칙은,, 포기하지

Question 2

Front the evaluation “as a fatal defect,” then identify the engineers and the crack in neutral order: _____

Options: 결함을,, 치명적인 결함이라고, 기술진은 그 균열을 판단했다., 기술진에게

Question 3

Present the evaluation “quiet” first and reveal the snow-covered dawn alley only after the pause: _____

Options: 고요했지만,, 골목을., 고요했다, 눈 덮인 새벽 골목은.

Question 4

Announce that the door closed, then delay the exact moment—when the last customer left—until after the pause: _____

Options: 문이 닫혔다, 마지막 손님이 나가자마자., 닫혔는데도,, 손님을

Question 5

Give the impressed reaction first, then identify the achievement that Jisu completed alone as the delayed subject: _____

Options: 대단하지만,, 정말 대단하네요, 지수 씨가 혼자 이룬 성과가., 성과를.

Question 6

Ask the rhetorical question first, then reveal that the seed would sprout as the unexpected content: _____

Options: 짐작했습니까,, 싹튼다고., 누가 짐작했겠습니까, 씨앗이 다시 싹틀 줄을.

Question 7

In a speech, complete the future pledge first and leave the object “the vanished village’s name” as the final focus: _____

Options: 우리가 되찾겠습니다, 사라진 마을의 이름을., 되찾았습니다,, 이름이.

Question 8

In conversation, state the reaction first and add “that last problem” as the delayed subject: _____

Options: 어려웠지만,, 진짜 어려웠어요, 그 마지막 문제가., 문제를.

Question 9

Front the established mountain path as background, then report the discovery without an adverbial delay: _____

Options: 산길을,, 발견했고., 이 산길에서, 첫 흔적을 발견했다.

Question 10

Build the neutral baseline: sunlight melted frost, and a cold wave froze the water pipe. Do not use inversion: _____

Options: 햇빛이 서리를 녹였고 한파가 수도관을 얼렸다., 수도관이, 얼렸고

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