Quiz - Grade 8 - Lesson 8-1: Describing Nouns

Grade 8 - Lesson 8-1 Quiz

Describing Nouns

Adjectives with -(으)ㄴ (예쁜 꽃, 작은 집)

Question 1 of 12

In Korean grammar, words like 'pretty', 'big', 'small' act like verbs. What are they called?

Descriptive verbs (adjectives) Honorific markers Particles Future tense verbs

Question 2 of 12

Which phrase means 'a pretty flower'?

예쁘다 꽃 예쁜 꽃 꽃 예뻐요 예뻐 꽃

Question 3 of 12

If an adjective stem ends in a VOWEL, what do you add to make it describe a noun?

-은 -는 -ㄴ -을

Question 4 of 12

If an adjective stem ends in a CONSONANT, what do you add to make it describe a noun?

-ㄴ -은 -를 -고

Question 5 of 12

What is the correct form of 크다 ('to be big') in 'a big room'?

큰 방 크은 방 크는 방 크ㄴ 방

Question 6 of 12

What is the correct form of 작다 ('to be small') in 'a small dog'?

작ㄴ 강아지 작은 강아지 작는 강아지 작은다 강아지

Question 7 of 12

What is the correct form of 많다 ('to be many / a lot') before a noun?

많는 많을 많은 많ㄴ

Question 8 of 12

Which ending do 있다 ('to have / to exist') and 없다 ('to not have / not exist') use before a noun?

-은 / -ㄴ -는 -을 -도

Question 9 of 12

Why is 재미있는 영화 ('an interesting movie') formed with -는, not -은?

Because 재미있다 is always future tense Because 있다/없다 use -는 as a special rule Because 영화 is animate Because -는 is only for questions

Question 10 of 12

What does 예쁜 꽃 literally mean in English?

'The flower is pretty.' 'A pretty flower.' 'Flower pretty is.' 'Will be a flower.'

Question 11 of 12

What does 꽃이 예뻐요 mean in English?

'Pretty flower.' 'That flower will be pretty.' 'The flower is pretty.' 'Flower pretty noun.'

Question 12 of 12

Which is TRUE about this pattern?

It only works in past tense. It lets you describe nouns directly, like 'small house' or 'big school'. It is only used with action verbs like 'to eat'. It cannot be used with irregular adjectives.

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