TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [vocabulary] 1–5 (10/19/2026) – il fornaio

정답: C. 빵

How to solve: The sentence indicates buying something delicious from a place called 'Il Fornaio.' As 'Il Fornaio' is typically a bakery/cafe, the most suitable item to buy that is delicious is bread.

A — '책 (book)' is not typically bought at a bakery and is not described as '맛있는 (delicious).'

B — '옷 (clothes)' is not bought at a bakery.

C — '빵 (bread)' is a common item bought at a bakery and can be described as '맛있는 (delicious).' This fits perfectly.

D — '물 (water)' can be bought, but it's less commonly described as '맛있는' in the context of a bakery's specialty, compared to bread.

정답: B. 커피

How to solve: The verb '마셨어요 (drank)' clearly indicates that the blank must be filled with something liquid that one can drink. Among the choices, only coffee is a drink, commonly consumed at a cafe.

A — '밥 (rice/meal)' is eaten, not drunk.

B — '커피 (coffee)' is a common drink at a cafe/bakery and fits the verb '마셨어요.'

C — '영화 (movie)' is watched, not drunk.

D — '운동 (exercise)' is done, not drunk.

정답: C. 만날

How to solve: The sentence describes an action with a friend at a specific location ('Il Fornaio') on the weekend. The most natural and common activity to do 'with' a friend at such a place is to meet them.

A — '공부할 (study)' – While possible to study with a friend at a cafe, the direct object '친구를' with '공부하다' is awkward; one usually studies *with* a friend (친구와 공부하다).

B — '먹을 (eat)' – You eat food, not a friend (친구를 먹다 is nonsensical).

C — '만날 (meet)' – '친구를 만나다' (to meet a friend) is a very common and appropriate phrase for meeting someone at a location like a cafe.

D — '잘 (sleep)' – You do not sleep a friend (친구를 자다 is nonsensical) and sleeping at a cafe is not typical.

정답: C. 주문했어요

How to solve: When you go to a bakery or cafe and want bread and coffee, the action you perform to get them is to order.

A — '만들었어요 (made)' – Customers usually don't make items at a bakery; the staff does.

B — '보았어요 (saw)' – While you might see bread and coffee, the sentence implies acquiring them, not just observing.

C — '주문했어요 (ordered)' – '주문하다' is the correct verb for requesting food/drinks at a restaurant or cafe.

D — '읽었어요 (read)' – You read books or menus, not bread and coffee directly in this context.

정답: D. 맛있어요

How to solve: This sentence describes the quality of bread from Il Fornaio. While bread can be expensive, big, or small, a common and positive descriptive word for food from a good bakery is 'delicious.'

A — '비싸요 (expensive)' – Possible, but '맛있어요' is a more fundamental quality often praised for bakery items. It's a plausible distractor.

B — '커요 (big)' – Describes size, which might be true but less likely to be the primary compliment in this context.

C — '작아요 (small)' – Describes size, similar to B, but opposite.

D — '맛있어요 (delicious)' – This is a very common and appropriate compliment for bread from a bakery. This fits the context of appreciating the food.