Korean Numbers

Open Ended

Why do you think it is important to learn how to ask about quantities in a new language?

Multiple Choice

What does '우유 있어요?' mean in English?

• Do you have milk?

• Can I have a carton of milk?

• Yes, we do.

• Of course! Here you are.

Multiple Choice

What is the main use of native Korean numbers, and up to what number can they be used?

• For general counting, up to 99

• For counting money, up to 1000

• For counting only people, up to 10

• For counting days, up to 365

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are correct native Korean numbers for 1, 2, and 3?

• hana, dul, set

• il, i, sam

• han, du, se

• yeol, hana, dul

Multiple Select

Select all the numbers that are represented using native Korean numbers: 20, 30, 40, 100, 90.

• 20

• 30

• 40

• 90

Multiple Choice

When do you use 입니까 in a Korean sentence?

• After nouns

• After verbs

• After adjectives

• After numbers

Open Ended

Explain the difference between the endings -ㅂ니다 and -습니다 in Korean formal speech.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct polite formal question form for 'to go' in Korean?

• 갑니까?

• 먹습니까?

• 삽니까?

• 있습니까?

Open Ended

How do you form a polite formal statement and question using the noun 'school' in Korean?

Multiple Select

Select all the correct polite non-formal forms for 'there is' and 'there is not' in Korean.

• 있어요

• 없어요

• 있습니까?

• 없습니까?

Open Ended

What is the English translation of '빵 있습니까?' and its response?

Multiple Choice

Which phrase would you use to politely ask for one bread in Korean?

• 빵 하나 주세요

• 빵 있습니까?

• 빵 없습니다

• 빵 먹습니까?

Multiple Choice

What is the Korean phrase for 'Do you have apple?' and its response when the answer is negative?

• 사과 있습니까? 아니요, 없습니다.

• 사과 있습니까? 네, 있습니다.

• 얼마나 있습니까? 둘.

• 사과 주세요.

Multiple Choice

How do you ask 'How many do you have?' in Korean, and what is the response if you have two?

• 얼마나 있습니까? 둘.

• 사과 있습니까? 네, 있습니다.

• 사과 있습니까? 아니요, 없습니다.

• 얼마나 있습니까? 하나.

Open Ended

Explain how to form a question in Korean to ask if someone has a particular item. What is the structure of the question?

Multiple Select

Select all the phrases that are used to request or inquire about items in Korean.

• _____ 주세요.

• _____ itseumikka?

• 네, 있습니다.

• 얼마나 있습니까?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct way to politely ask for an amount of something in Korean?

• _____ 주세요.

• _____ itseumikka?

• 네, 있습니다.

• 얼마나 있습니까?

Multiple Choice

Which Korean phrase would you use to say 'Yes, here it is' when someone asks if you have something?

• Ne, yeogi itseumida.

• Aniyo, eobseumida.

• Annyeong haseyo.

• Gamsahamnida.

Open Ended

Compare the phrases in images 1 and 2. In what situations would you use 'Ne, yeogi itseumida' versus 'Aniyo, eobseumida'?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best translates the question '(____i/ga) eolmana itseumikka?'

• How many do you have (____)?

• Where is (____)?

• What is your name?

• Do you like (____)?

Multiple Select

Select all the elements that are commonly used in a business meeting as shown in the image:

• Tablet

• Pie chart

• Coffee cup

• Whiteboard