Quiz - Grade 4 Lesson 3: Sentence Connectors

Grade 4 - Lesson 3 Quiz

Basic Sentence Connectors

(...고 / ...지만 / 그래서)

Question 1 of 12

Why do we use sentence connectors like -고 / -지만 / 그래서?

To change verbs into nouns To connect ideas and make longer sentences To ask questions To mark the subject

Question 2 of 12

What does -고 mean?

but so / therefore and / and then because

Question 3 of 12

How do you use -고?

Add it to the dictionary form with 다 Add it to the verb/adjective stem after dropping 다 Put it before the subject Use it only with nouns

Question 4 of 12

Which sentence means "I eat and go to school"?

밥을 먹고 학교에 가요. 비가 와요. 그래서 집에 있어요. 비가 오지만 학교에 가요. 어제 공부하고, 잤어요.

Question 5 of 12

What does -지만 mean?

and then so / therefore but / however because

Question 6 of 12

비가 오지만 학교에 가요 means...

It's raining, so I'm at home. It's raining, but I'm going to school. It rained yesterday. It's not raining.

Question 7 of 12

What does 그래서 mean?

and / and then but because so / therefore

Question 8 of 12

Which is the correct use of 그래서?

밥을 먹고 학교에 가요. 저는 학생이고, 제인은 의사예요. 비가 와요. 그래서 집에 있어요. 비가 오지만 학교에 가요.

Question 9 of 12

What is the difference between -고 and 그리고?

-고 connects two verbs/clauses in one sentence; 그리고 connects two separate sentences They are the same 그리고 only means 'but' -고 can only be used in past tense

Question 10 of 12

저는 학생이고, 제인은 의사예요 means...

I am a student, but Jane is a doctor. I am a student, and Jane is a doctor. I was a student, and Jane was a doctor. I am a doctor, and Jane is a student.

Question 11 of 12

어제 공부하고, 잤어요 means...

Yesterday, I slept and then studied. Yesterday, I studied and slept. I sleep but I don't study. I will study tomorrow.

Question 12 of 12

이 빵은 맛있지만, 비싸요 means...

This bread is delicious, and it's cheap. This bread is delicious, but it's expensive. This bread is old, so I bought it. This bread is cheap and delicious.

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