TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (9/21/2025) – kyle harrison

정답: B. 물

How to solve: The verb '마셔요' (masyeoyo) means 'to drink'. Among the choices, you must select the noun that represents something drinkable. '물' (mul), meaning 'water', is the only option that can be drunk.

A — '밥' (bap) means 'cooked rice' or 'a meal'. You eat rice, not drink it.

B — '물' (mul) means 'water'. This is the correct answer as it is something you drink.

C — '빵' (ppang) means 'bread'. You eat bread, not drink it.

D — '과자' (gwaja) means 'snacks' or 'cookies'. You eat snacks, not drink them.

정답: C. 공원

How to solve: The sentence '카일 해리슨은 ( )에서 운동해요' means 'Kyle Harrison exercises at the ( )'. You need to choose a location where one typically exercises. '공원' (gongwon), meaning 'park', is the most appropriate place for exercise among the options.

A — '학교' (hakgyo) means 'school'. While exercising can be done at school, it's not the most general or common place for an adult.

B — '병원' (byeongwon) means 'hospital'. People go to a hospital when they are sick, not to exercise.

C — '공원' (gongwon) means 'park'. A park is a common and suitable place for exercising.

D — '은행' (eunhaeng) means 'bank'. A bank is a place for financial services, not for exercise.

정답: B. 모자

How to solve: The verb '써요' (sseoyo) in this context means 'to wear' on the head or face. The sentence means 'When Kyle Harrison plays baseball, he wears a ( )'. Baseball players wear a cap as part of their uniform. '모자' (moja) means 'hat' or 'cap'.

A — '치마' (chima) means 'skirt'. The verb for wearing a skirt is '입어요' (ibeoyo).

B — '모자' (moja) means 'hat' or 'cap'. This is the correct answer as it is standard baseball attire worn on the head.

C — '시계' (sigye) means 'watch'. The verb for wearing a watch is '차요' (chayo).

D — '구두' (gudu) means 'dress shoes'. The verb for wearing shoes is '신어요' (sineoyo).

정답: A. 좋아요

How to solve: The phrase '경기에서 이겨서' means 'because he won the game'. The sentence asks for the resulting feeling. Winning a game typically makes someone feel good. '좋아요' (joayo) means 'is good', which fits the context.

A — '좋아요' (joayo) means 'is good' or 'feels good'. This is the logical emotion after a victory.

B — '아파요' (apayo) means 'is sick' or 'hurts'. This is not the expected feeling after winning.

C — '슬퍼요' (seulpeoyo) means 'is sad'. This is the opposite of how one would feel after winning.

D — '바빠요' (bappayo) means 'is busy'. While a player might be busy, this does not describe the emotional state of winning.

정답: C. 야구

How to solve: The second sentence, '그래서 자주 경기를 봐요', means 'So he often watches games'. You need to choose the option that involves 'games' (경기). '야구' (yagu), meaning 'baseball', is a sport with games.

A — '음악' (eumak) means 'music'. You listen to music, but it is not described in terms of 'games'.

B — '영화' (yeonghwa) means 'movie'. You watch movies, but they are not called 'games'.

C — '야구' (yagu) means 'baseball'. Baseball is a sport that consists of games, so this choice fits the context.

D — '여행' (yeohaeng) means 'travel'. Traveling does not involve watching games.