Quiz - Grade 8 - Lesson 8-2: Describing Nouns

Grade 8 - Lesson 8-2 Quiz

Describing Nouns

Present Actions with -는 (먹는 사람)

Question 1 of 12

What does 먹는 사람 mean?

The person who is eating / eating person The person who ate The person who will eat The hungry person

Question 2 of 12

Which ending is used to describe an ACTION that is happening now (present tense modifier)?

-는 -(으)ㄴ -(으)ㄹ -았/었

Question 3 of 12

How do you form the present modifier for 가다 ('to go')?

가는 간 갈 가은

Question 4 of 12

How do you form the present modifier for 먹다 ('to eat')?

먹은 먹는 먹을 먹은는

Question 5 of 12

For an action verb that ends in a consonant, what do you add to the stem for the present modifier?

-은 -ㄴ -는 -을

Question 6 of 12

For an action verb that ends in a vowel, what do you add to the stem for the present modifier?

-는 -은 -을 -요

Question 7 of 12

살다 ('to live') becomes 사는 in this pattern. Why did the ㄹ disappear?

Because ㄹ verbs drop ㄹ before -는 Because all stems drop their final consonant Because 살다 is past tense only Because '사' already means future

Question 8 of 12

Which phrase means 'the student who is studying'?

공부하는 학생 공부한 학생 공부할 학생 공부해진 학생

Question 9 of 12

Which is the BEST translation of 읽는 책?

the book (someone) read already the book (someone) is reading the book (someone) will read the book that became interesting

Question 10 of 12

What does -는 attach to for this grammar?

Particles only Adjective stems only Nouns only Action verb stems

Question 11 of 12

Why is 있는 가방 ('a bag that exists/that there is') not using -는 the same way as 먹는?

Because 있다 is actually a descriptive verb that always uses -는 before a noun Because 가방 is plural Because -는 only works on future meaning Because 있다 is past tense here

Question 12 of 12

Choose the correct form for 'the person who is sleeping.'

자는 사람 잔 사람 잘 사람 자은 사람

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