TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [vocabulary] 1–5 (8/25/2026) – kinley rasmus

정답: C. 이름

How to solve: The sentence indicates that 'Kinley Rasmus' is a characteristic of 'this person'. Since Kinley Rasmus is a proper noun referring to a person, the most appropriate word to fill the blank is 'name'. Therefore, '이름' (name) is the correct answer.

A — '학교' (school) is incorrect. The sentence would not mean 'This person's school is Kinley Rasmus'.

B — '책' (book) is incorrect. The sentence would not mean 'This person's book is Kinley Rasmus'.

C — '이름' (name) is correct. '이 사람의 이름은 킨리 라스무스입니다' means 'This person's name is Kinley Rasmus'.

D — '집' (house) is incorrect. The sentence would not mean 'This person's house is Kinley Rasmus'.

정답: A. 갑니다

How to solve: The first part of the sentence states 'Kinley Rasmus is a student'. The second part describes what a student does 'every day to school'. The most logical action for a student regarding school is 'going'. '갑니다' means 'goes'.

A — '갑니다' (goes) is correct. A student 'goes' to school. '매일 학교에 갑니다' means 'goes to school every day'.

B — '먹습니다' (eats) is incorrect. One does not 'eat to school'.

C — '마십니다' (drinks) is incorrect. One does not 'drink to school'.

D — '봅니다' (sees/watches) is incorrect. One does not 'see/watch to school'.

정답: B. 좋습니다

How to solve: The sentence describes Kinley Rasmus as 'a very ____ person'. To complete a positive description of a person, '좋습니다' (is good) is the most suitable adjective, forming '아주 좋은 사람입니다' (is a very good person).

A — '작습니다' (is small) is incorrect. While a person can be small, it's not a common general positive description in this context. '아주 작은 사람입니다' (is a very small person) is grammatically possible but less contextually fitting than 'good'.

B — '좋습니다' (is good) is correct. '아주 좋은 사람입니다' means 'is a very good person', which is a natural and common compliment.

C — '많습니다' (are many) is incorrect. '아주 많은 사람입니다' does not make sense when describing one person.

D — '없습니다' (is not/does not exist) is incorrect. '아주 없는 사람입니다' (is a very non-existent person) does not make sense.

정답: C. 책

How to solve: The sentence states 'Kinley Rasmus ____ in the library' and includes the verb '읽습니다' (reads). People typically read 'books' in a library. Therefore, '책' (book) is the correct word to fill the blank.

A — '물' (water) is incorrect. One does not typically 'read water'.

B — '빵' (bread) is incorrect. One does not typically 'read bread'.

C — '책' (book) is correct. '도서관에서 책을 읽습니다' means 'reads a book in the library'.

D — '우유' (milk) is incorrect. One does not typically 'read milk'.

정답: B. 만납니다

How to solve: The sentence says 'I will ____ Kinley Rasmus tomorrow'. When interacting with a person as the object of a verb, '만납니다' (meet) is the most appropriate and common action. The object particle '를' is used before the verb.

A — '마십니다' (drink) is incorrect. One does not 'drink' a person.

B — '만납니다' (meet) is correct. '킨리 라스무스 씨를 만납니다' means 'meet Kinley Rasmus'.

C — '줍니다' (give) is incorrect. One does not directly 'give' a person in this context. It would be '누구에게 무엇을 줍니다' (give something to someone).

D — '듣습니다' (listen) is incorrect. While one can listen to a person (e.g., their words), the direct object usage with '를' here is more naturally filled by '만납니다' for general interaction. To listen to a person, it would usually be '누구의 말을 듣다' or '누구에게서 듣다'.