1A0901 주말 활동

Multiple Choice

Why do you think weekends are important for people in any culture?

• Because people can rest and recharge

• Because people have to work more

• Because people do not like weekends

• Because weekends are boring

Open Ended

What are some common activities people do on weekends in your country?

Match

Match it!

• 영화관

• 도서관

• 노래방

• 놀이공원

• 박물관

movie theater

library

karaoke

amusement park

museum

• movie theater

• library

• karaoke

• amusement park

• museum

Open Ended

주말에 주로 뭐 해요?

Multiple Choice

카페에 가요. __________

• 친구를 만나요

• 수영을 해요

• 쇼핑을 해요

• 드라마를 봐요

Multiple Choice

What question is repeatedly asked throughout the lesson to prompt discussion about activities?

• 뭐 해요?

• 어디에 가요?

• 누구를 만나요?

• 언제 해요?

Open Ended

Describe a weekend activity you enjoy and where you do it.

Multiple Choice

What does the Korean phrase '주말에 뭐 해요?' mean in English?

• What do you do on weekends?

• Where do you go on weekends?

• Who do you meet on weekends?

• How do you spend your weekends?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences correctly uses '-에서' to indicate where an action occurs?

• 학교에서 가요.

• 도서관에서 책을 읽어요.

• 공원에서 있어요.

Open Ended

Give an example sentence using both '-에' and '-에서' to describe going somewhere and doing an activity there.

Multiple Select

Choose all correct uses of '-에' from the options below.

• 학교에 갑니다.

• 집에 게임을 해요.

• 도서관에 있어요.

• 카페에 친구를 만나요.

Open Ended

Explain the difference between the Korean particles '-에서' and '-에' when used with places.

Multiple Select

Which sentences correctly use '에서' to indicate the place where an action occurs?

• 집에서 청소해요.

• 회사에서 일해요.

• 학교에 가요.

• 학교에서 공부해요.

Open Ended

How does the use of '에서' and '에' change the meaning of the sentences '학교에서 공부해요' and '학교에 가요'?

Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between '에서' and '에' in Korean grammar?

• '에서' is used to indicate the place where an action happens, while '에' is used to indicate a destination or spot.

• '에서' is used for time expressions, while '에' is used for locations.

• '에서' is used for people, while '에' is used for objects.

• '에서' and '에' can be used interchangeably.

Open Ended

Based on the dialogue, what activities are being performed and where?

Open Ended

The lesson today was about weekend activities in Korea. What is one thing you learned that surprised you?

Open Ended

What activities do Korean people usually do on weekends?