TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [vocabulary] 1–5 (9/23/2026) – tsla

정답: A. 탑니다

How to solve: The sentence '저는 매일 지하철을 (…).' means 'I (…) the subway every day.' The verb that fits 'subway' in this context is 'to ride' or 'to take'.

A — '탑니다' is the polite form of '타다', meaning 'to ride' or 'to take (a vehicle)'. This fits perfectly.

B — '봅니다' (to see) is incorrect.

C — '읽습니다' (to read) is incorrect.

D — '듣습니다' (to listen) is incorrect.

정답: A. 빠릅니다

How to solve: The sentence '기차는 자동차보다 더 (…).' means 'A train is more (…) than a car.' We need an adjective to compare speed.

A — '빠릅니다' is the polite form of '빠르다', meaning 'to be fast'. This fits the comparison of speed.

B — '느립니다' (to be slow) is the opposite meaning and would imply the train is slower, which is generally not true in many contexts of comparison with cars.

C — '작습니다' (to be small) is unrelated to speed.

D — '좋습니다' (to be good) is a general positive adjective but doesn't fit the context of speed comparison as well as '빠릅니다'.

정답: A. 운전해서

How to solve: The sentence '아버지는 매일 회사에 차를 (…) 가십니다.' means 'My father (…) the car to work every day.' We need a verb indicating the action with the car to go to work.

A — '운전해서' is from '운전하다' (to drive), and when combined with -해서 가다, it means 'to go by driving'. This fits the context of going to work by car.

B — '만들어서' (to make) is incorrect.

C — '공부해서' (to study) is incorrect.

D — '청소해서' (to clean) is incorrect.

정답: C. 가격

How to solve: The sentence '이 자동차의 (…)은 얼마입니까?' means 'What is the (…) of this car?' The question '얼마입니까?' asks for a cost or amount.

A — '이름' (name) is incorrect.

B — '시간' (time) is incorrect.

C — '가격' (price) fits perfectly with the question '얼마입니까?'.

D — '날씨' (weather) is incorrect.

정답: A. 사고

How to solve: The sentence '저는 새 휴대전화를 (…) 싶습니다.' means 'I want to (…) a new mobile phone.' We need a verb that expresses the desire to acquire something new.

A — '사고' is from '사다' (to buy). '사고 싶습니다' means 'I want to buy'. This fits the context of acquiring a new phone.

B — '팔고' (to sell) is the opposite meaning.

C — '보고' (to see/watch) is incorrect.

D — '먹고' (to eat) is incorrect.