Question 1
The photo belongs to Jisu, but Minsu is looking at it. “민수는 _____ 봐요.”
Options: 자기 사진을, 지수의 사진을, 내 사진을
Choose the expression that clearly identifies the owner or person in each context.
Question 1
The photo belongs to Jisu, but Minsu is looking at it. “민수는 _____ 봐요.”
Options: 자기 사진을, 지수의 사진을, 내 사진을
Question 2
The bag belongs to Minsu, and Jisu carries it for him. “지수는 _____ 들어 줬어요.”
Options: 자기 가방을, 제 가방을, 민수의 가방을
Question 3
You politely introduce your own bag to someone you just met. “이것은 _____.”
Options: 자기 가방이에요, 민수의 가방이에요, 제 가방이에요
Question 4
You point to your own umbrella while speaking casually to a close friend. “이것은 _____.”
Options: 내 우산이야, 네 우산이야, 자기 우산이야
Question 5
The subject is “I,” not a third person. “나는 매일 _____ 청소해요.”
Options: 자기 방을, 네 방을, 내 방을
Question 6
You tell a close friend to take the friend’s own bag. “너는 _____ 챙겨.”
Options: 내 가방을, 네 가방을, 자기 가방을
Question 7
Minsu and the speaker each brought a bag. The sentence describes Minsu’s bag. “민수는 _____ 가져왔어요.”
Options: 제 가방을, 내 가방을, 자기 가방을
Question 8
Minsu finished a difficult task and praised himself for it. “민수는 _____ 칭찬했어요.”
Options: 지수 자신을, 자기 자신을, 내 자신을
Question 9
An official interview report uses a more formal word for the applicant referring to the applicant. “지원자는 면접관에게 _____ 소개했습니다.”
Options: 면접관을, 제 자신을, 자신을
Question 10
Sora must trust herself before an important performance. “소라는 _____ 믿어야 해요.”
Options: 민수 자신을, 내 자신을, 자기 자신을
Question 11
In a polite dialogue, you identify your own photo; then you describe Minsu choosing his own photo. “이것은 _____. 민수는 _____ 골라요.”
Options: 자기 사진이에요, 제 사진이에요, 민수의 사진이에요, 제 사진을, 지수의 사진을, 자기 사진을
Question 12
In a casual dialogue, you claim your book and tell your friend to take the friend’s book. “이건 _____. 너는 _____ 가져가.”
Options: 네 책이야, 자기 책이야, 내 책이야, 내 책을, 네 책을, 자기 책을
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