TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (8/25/2026) – wfla

정답: B. 가족

How to solve: The sentence expresses strong affection ('사랑합니다' – I love) towards someone or something. Among the choices, '가족' (family) is the most appropriate object of such deep love and affection.

A — 학교 (school) is a place for learning, not typically something one 'loves' in a personal sense, though one might like or enjoy it.

B — 가족 (family) refers to one's parents, siblings, etc., and is a very common object of love and affection.

C — 회사 (company) is a workplace, and while one might like their job or colleagues, it's not typically 'loved' in the same way as family.

D — 은행 (bank) is a financial institution, which is completely irrelevant to expressing personal love.

정답: C. 공부

How to solve: The sentence describes an activity performed by '학생들' (students) in '도서관' (library) '열심히' (diligently/hard). The primary activity students do diligently in a library is studying.

A — 운동 (exercise) is typically done in a gym or outdoors, not usually in a library.

B — 쇼핑 (shopping) is done in stores or online, not in a library.

C — 공부 (study) is the main activity for students in a library, which fits the context perfectly.

D — 요리 (cooking) is done in a kitchen, not in a library.

정답: B. 날씨

How to solve: The second part of the sentence, '해가 쨍쨍해요' (The sun is shining brightly), provides a clear clue. This phrase describes the condition of the day, which is related to the weather. Therefore, '날씨' (weather) is the most suitable word.

A — 시간 (time) does not 'shine brightly' or get 'good' in the way described.

B — 날씨 (weather) refers to the atmospheric conditions, which can be 'very good' and include bright sunshine.

C — 식사 (meal) is food, not related to the state of the day's environment.

D — 선물 (gift) is an item given to someone, unrelated to sunshine or the general condition of the day.

정답: C. 친구

How to solve: The sentence states '새로운 _____를 만나서 기쁩니다' (I am happy to meet a new _____). People generally feel happy when they 'meet' a new person they can interact with. Among the choices, '친구' (friend) fits this context perfectly.

A — 돈 (money) is something you get or use, not 'meet'.

B — 책 (book) is something you read or buy, not 'meet'.

C — 친구 (friend) is a person whom you can meet, and meeting new friends often brings happiness.

D — 집 (house) is a place where you live, not something you 'meet'.

정답: D. 좋아하다

How to solve: The sentence expresses a strong positive feeling ('정말' – really) towards '한국 음식' (Korean food). '좋아하다' (to like) is the most suitable verb to convey this strong preference or liking for food.

A — 먹다 (to eat) means 'to eat', and while one eats Korean food, 'I really eat Korean food' doesn't express the preference as clearly as 'like'.

B — 보다 (to see/watch) means 'to see or watch', which doesn't make sense with food in this context.

C — 가다 (to go) means 'to go', which is grammatically incorrect and contextually irrelevant for food.

D — 좋아하다 (to like) means 'to like', which perfectly describes a strong preference for Korean food.