TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (8/27/2026) – fanduel bonus code

정답: B. 보너스

How to solve: The sentence indicates receiving something special after signing up on a website. '보너스' (bonus) is the most appropriate word to fit this context, referring to an extra benefit or gift.

A — '학교' (school) is a place for education and does not fit the context of receiving something special after website registration.

B — '보너스' (bonus) means an extra payment, gift, or benefit. It perfectly fits the context of receiving something special when signing up.

C — '시장' (market) is a place for buying and selling goods, irrelevant to the sentence's meaning.

D — '의자' (chair) is an object for sitting and has no relevance to receiving a special offer after website registration.

정답: B. 코드

How to solve: The sentence asks for an action ('입력하세요' – please enter) to receive a gift. Among the choices, '코드' (code) is something that is typically entered to unlock gifts or benefits.

A — '사과' (apple) is a fruit and cannot be 'entered' to receive a gift.

B — '코드' (code) is a sequence of characters often used to activate discounts or receive gifts, making it the correct answer.

C — '바다' (sea) is a large body of saltwater and cannot be 'entered' in this context.

D — '나무' (tree) is a plant and is irrelevant to the action of entering something for a gift.

정답: C. 사용하다

How to solve: The sentence talks about saving money with a coupon. The verb that correctly describes the action with a coupon to save money is '사용하다' (to use).

A — '자다' (to sleep) is a verb indicating resting, which is unrelated to using a coupon.

B — '먹다' (to eat) is a verb for consuming food, irrelevant to a coupon's function.

C — '사용하다' (to use) means to make use of something. This is the correct verb to describe applying a coupon to save money.

D — '가다' (to go) is a verb indicating movement, which does not fit the context of interacting with a coupon to save money.

정답: C. 입력하다

How to solve: The sentence asks for an action with a '비밀번호' (password). The most common and appropriate verb for entering a password into a system is '입력하다' (to enter/input).

A — '읽다' (to read) is for processing text visually, not for entering a password.

B — '쓰다' can mean 'to write' or 'to use (a hat/umbrella)'. While 'write' could imply typing, '입력하다' is more precise for digital input like a password.

C — '입력하다' (to enter/input) is the standard verb used when putting data, such as a password or code, into a device or system.

D — '보다' (to see/look) refers to the act of seeing, not entering, a password.

정답: C. 혜택

How to solve: The sentence states that by using this card, one can 'receive many ____'. '혜택' (benefit) is the most logical word to describe what one receives from using a card or service, such as discounts or rewards.

A — '공원' (park) is a place and cannot be received by using a card.

B — '책' (book) is an object and is unlikely to be 'received' in 'many' forms just by using a card in this general context.

C — '혜택' (benefit) refers to advantages or privileges. It perfectly fits the context of what a card user typically receives (e.g., points, discounts, services).

D — '옷' (clothes) are garments and, like books, are not typically 'many' things one receives by simply using a card in a general sense.