TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (6/8/2026) – gaby lopez

정답: A. 좋아합니다

How to solve: The sentence states 'Gaby Lopez plays golf very much.' The blank requires a verb that expresses her feelings towards golf. '좋아하다' (to like) fits the context best. '싫어하다' (to dislike) is the opposite. '주다' (to give) and '보다' (to see/watch) do not fit the meaning.

A — "좋아합니다" (likes) is the correct choice as it means Gaby Lopez likes golf very much.

B — "싫어합니다" (dislikes) is the opposite meaning and does not fit the context of someone playing a sport "very much".

C — "줍니다" (gives) does not make sense in the context of liking a sport.

D — "봅니다" (sees/watches) could potentially fit if the sentence was about watching golf, but the stem implies playing it, thus "좋아합니다" is the most natural fit.

정답: B. 친구

How to solve: The sentence means "Gaby Lopez has many ( )." We need a noun that can be quantified as "many" and commonly possessed by people. "친구" (friends) is a suitable choice, indicating social connections. "학교" (school), "책" (book), "가방" (bag) are less natural fits for a general statement about someone having 'many' of them.

A — "학교" (school) means Gaby Lopez has many schools, which is unlikely and not a common phrase.

B — "친구" (friends) is correct, meaning Gaby Lopez has many friends, which is a common and natural expression.

C — "책" (book) means Gaby Lopez has many books, which is possible but less common for a general statement about a person's social life.

D — "가방" (bag) means Gaby Lopez has many bags, which is also possible but less relevant to a general description of a person.

정답: A. 예쁩니다

How to solve: The sentence means "Gaby Lopez is a very ( ) person." We need an adjective to describe a person. "예쁩니다" (is pretty) is a common and positive description. "바쁩니다" (is busy), "슬픕니다" (is sad), "아픕니다" (is sick/hurt) are also adjectives but less likely for a general complimentary description.

A — "예쁩니다" (is pretty) is a common and appropriate adjective to describe a person, making the sentence "Gaby Lopez is a very pretty person."

B — "바쁩니다" (is busy) means Gaby Lopez is a very busy person. While possible, "예쁩니다" is a more straightforward and common positive descriptor in this context.

C — "슬픕니다" (is sad) means Gaby Lopez is a very sad person, which is not a common or preferred general description.

D — "아픕니다" (is sick/hurt) means Gaby Lopez is a very sick person, which is also not a common general description.

정답: C. 매일

How to solve: The sentence means "Gaby Lopez practices golf ( )." We need an adverb of time that indicates regularity. "매일" (every day) fits perfectly with practicing a sport, indicating a habitual action. "지금" (now), "내일" (tomorrow), and "어제" (yesterday) are specific time points, not indicative of regular practice.

A — "지금" (now) means "Gaby Lopez practices golf now." This is possible but implies a single instance, not regular practice.

B — "내일" (tomorrow) means "Gaby Lopez practices golf tomorrow." This refers to a future event.

C — "매일" (every day) is the correct answer, indicating regular, daily practice. "Gaby Lopez practices golf every day."

D — "어제" (yesterday) means "Gaby Lopez practiced golf yesterday." This refers to a past event.

정답: D. 골프장

How to solve: The sentence means "Gaby Lopez plays golf at ( )." We need a location where one typically plays golf. "골프장" (golf course) is the most appropriate place. "학교" (school), "집" (home), and "회사" (company/office) are not typical places for playing golf.

A — "학교" (school) is a place for studying, not typically for playing golf.

B — "집" (home) is a private residence, not a designated place to play golf.

C — "회사" (company/office) is a workplace, not a place to play golf.

D — "골프장" (golf course) is the correct answer, as it is the designated place for playing golf.