TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [vocabulary] 1–5 (6/4/2026) – mamdani

정답: B. 가요

How to solve: This question tests basic verb usage. '학교에' means 'to school'. The most appropriate verb for going to school is '가다' (to go). The conjugated form is '가요'. Please note: 'Mamdani' is not a typical TOPIK I vocabulary word. These questions are created using common TOPIK I words as 'Mamdani' is not suitable for this level.

A — '자요' means 'sleep'. It is not suitable for '학교에' (to school).

B — '가요' means 'go'. This is the correct verb to use with '학교에' (to school).

C — '봐요' means 'see' or 'watch'. It is not suitable for '학교에'.

D — '와요' means 'come'. While one can 'come to school', '가요' (go) is more natural for '매일 학교에' (every day to school) when the speaker is describing their action of leaving for school.

정답: C. 먹어요

How to solve: This question asks for the correct verb to use with '밥을' (rice/meal) during '점심시간에' (at lunchtime). The verb '먹다' (to eat) is the most appropriate. The conjugated form is '먹어요'. Please note: 'Mamdani' is not a typical TOPIK I vocabulary word. These questions are created using common TOPIK I words as 'Mamdani' is not suitable for this level.

A — '마셔요' means 'drink'. One drinks water or juice, not typically '밥을'.

B — '읽어요' means 'read'. One reads a book, not '밥을'.

C — '먹어요' means 'eat'. This is the correct verb to use with '밥을' (to eat rice/a meal).

D — '들어요' means 'listen' or 'lift'. It is not suitable for '밥을'.

정답: C. 학생

How to solve: The sentence says '저는 한국어를 배우는 _____입니다.' (I am a _____ learning Korean). The most suitable word for someone learning is '학생' (student). Please note: 'Mamdani' is not a typical TOPIK I vocabulary word. These questions are created using common TOPIK I words as 'Mamdani' is not suitable for this level.

A — '선생님' means 'teacher'. A teacher teaches, not typically '배우는' (learning) in this context.

B — '의사' means 'doctor'. This is unrelated to '한국어를 배우는'.

C — '학생' means 'student'. A student '배우는' (learns), which fits the context perfectly.

D — '요리사' means 'cook/chef'. This is unrelated to '한국어를 배우는'.

정답: B. 책

How to solve: The sentence states '도서관에서 _____을 빌렸습니다.' (I borrowed a _____ from the library). The most common item to borrow from a library is a '책' (book). Please note: 'Mamdani' is not a typical TOPIK I vocabulary word. These questions are created using common TOPIK I words as 'Mamdani' is not suitable for this level.

A — '연필' means 'pencil'. While possible, it's less common to 'borrow' a pencil from a library as the primary item.

B — '책' means 'book'. This is the most suitable item to borrow from a '도서관' (library).

C — '지우개' means 'eraser'. Similar to a pencil, it's less common to borrow this from a library.

D — '가방' means 'bag'. One might bring a bag to a library, but typically doesn't borrow a bag from it.

정답: B. 좋아해요

How to solve: The blank requires a verb that expresses a common relationship with '커피를' (coffee). '아주' (very) indicates a strong feeling. '좋아해요' (like) is the most natural fit to express a positive feeling towards coffee. Please note: 'Mamdani' is not a typical TOPIK I vocabulary word. These questions are created using common TOPIK I words as 'Mamdani' is not suitable for this level.

A — '싫어해요' means 'dislike'. If one '아주 싫어해요', they would likely not say '커피를 (do something)'.

B — '좋아해요' means 'like'. This is a common and suitable expression for '아주' (very) liking coffee.

C — '미워해요' means 'hate' (often for people). It's too strong and generally not used for objects like coffee.

D — '무서워해요' means 'be scared of'. This is completely unsuitable for coffee.