TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (9/2/2026) – best tv deals

정답: A. 할인

How to solve: The sentence indicates buying a TV at a department store with some kind of benefit. Among the choices, '할인' (discount) fits best in the context of getting a 'deal' when buying something.

A — Correct. '할인' means discount. Buying a TV '할인해서' means buying it at a discounted price, which is a common 'deal'.

B — Incorrect. '판매' means sale or selling. It doesn't fit grammatically or contextually as '판매해서 샀다' would mean 'bought by selling', which is illogical.

C — Incorrect. '구매' means purchase. While you purchase a TV, '구매해서 샀다' would be redundant ('bought by purchasing') and doesn't convey the idea of a 'deal'.

D — Incorrect. '가격' means price. '가격해서 샀다' is grammatically incorrect and makes no sense in this context.

정답: D. 최신

How to solve: The sentence is about seeing TV models at a store. When looking for 'best TV deals', people often look for the newest models. Among the options, '최신' (latest/newest) is the most suitable adjective to describe a desirable TV model in a store.

A — Incorrect. '작은' means small. While a TV can be small, it doesn't generally describe a 'deal' or a desirable feature unless specified.

B — Incorrect. '오래된' means old. People usually don't seek out old models when looking for good TV deals unless they are vintage collectors, which is not the general context here.

C — Incorrect. '비싼' means expensive. People generally look for good deals, meaning cheaper prices, not more expensive ones.

D — Correct. '최신' means latest or newest. Stores often promote 'latest models' as part of their offerings, and these might be included in 'best deals'.

정답: B. 가전제품

How to solve: The question asks what TV is a representative example of. TV falls under the category of home appliances.

A — Incorrect. '음식' means food. A TV is not food.

B — Correct. '가전제품' means home appliance. A TV is a typical home appliance.

C — Incorrect. '책' means book. A TV is not a book.

D — Incorrect. '옷' means clothes. A TV is not clothing.

정답: C. 가격

How to solve: The sentence states that the TV is 'very cheap' ('아주 저렴하다'). 'Cheap' directly relates to the cost of an item. Therefore, 'price' is the most appropriate word to fill the blank.

A — Incorrect. '크기' means size. While a TV has a size, 'size is cheap' doesn't make sense.

B — Incorrect. '이름' means name. 'Name is cheap' doesn't make sense.

C — Correct. '가격' means price. '가격이 아주 저렴하다' means 'the price is very cheap', which is a perfect fit for 'best TV deals'.

D — Incorrect. '무게' means weight. 'Weight is cheap' doesn't make sense.

정답: C. 구매

How to solve: The sentence describes visiting a store for a new TV. People visit stores to buy new items. '구매하다' (to purchase) is the correct verb here.

A — Incorrect. '청소' means cleaning. You don't visit a store to clean a new TV.

B — Incorrect. '수리' means repair. You visit a repair shop for repairs, not a store to 'repair' a new TV you haven't bought yet.

C — Correct. '구매' means purchase. '새 TV를 구매하기 위해' means 'to purchase a new TV', which is why one would visit a store.

D — Incorrect. '요리' means cooking. You don't visit a TV store to cook.