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Arranging Information to Match the Question

Arrange the Korean tiles so topic and focus match the discourse question. Two rival tiles are unused.

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Question 1

Keep the contract as the topic and introduce the reviewer as new information: _____

Options: 계약서는 민지가 최종 검토했어요., 민지는, 검토됐어요.

Question 2

Introduce a server failure as a wholly new event last night: _____

Options: 서버는, 어젯밤에는 서버가 멈췄어요., 서버를

Question 3

Describe the most important part of an established report: _____

Options: 이 보고서는 결론이 가장 중요해요., 결론은, 보고서가

Question 4

Limit the meeting’s discussion to the budget: _____

Options: 예산은, 회의에서는 예산만 논의했어요., 예산도

Question 5

Identify the sender of the draft with a cleft: _____

Options: 초안을 보낸 사람은 법무팀이에요., 법무팀은, 법무팀이

Question 6

Identify today’s presenter as the new information: _____

Options: 지수는, 오늘 발표자는 지수예요., 지수가

Question 7

Keep the news established and focus the person who delivered it: _____

Options: 새 소식은 민지가 전해 줬어요., 민지는, 소식이

Question 8

Identify the most impressive element of the event: _____

Options: 기조연설은, 행사에서 가장 인상적이었던 것은 기조연설이에요., 기조연설이

Question 9

State that only one agenda item was postponed to the next meeting: _____

Options: 다음 회의로 미룬 안건은 그것뿐이에요., 안건을, 안건도

Question 10

Focus the reason for postponing the conclusion: _____

Options: 결론이, 결론을 보류한 이유는 자료 부족이에요., 자료는

Question 11

Contrast the library’s weekend opening with the reading room’s closure: _____

Options: 주말에 문을 여는 곳은 도서관이고 열람실은 닫아요., 열람실이, 도서관도

Practice Arranging Information to Match the Question with this interactive sentence-building exercise of 11 questions. Tap the words into the correct order to build each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get detailed feedback on every sentence.

Practicing grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Arranging Information to Match the Question in everyday Korean.

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