TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (10/30/2025) – when is game 6 of the world series

정답: A. 가요

How to solve: The sentence translates to 'I ( ) to school in the morning.' The blank requires a verb that makes sense with the destination '학교' (school). The most logical action is 'to go'.

A — '가요' means 'go'. This correctly completes the sentence 'I go to school in the morning.'

B — '먹어요' means 'eat'. One does not 'eat to school'.

C — '자요' means 'sleep'. One does not 'sleep to school'.

D — '봐요' means 'see/watch'. This verb does not fit the context of traveling to a location.

정답: C. 시장

How to solve: The sentence means 'I go to the ( ) to buy fruit.' The question asks for the name of a place where one can buy '과일' (fruit).

A — '학교' is 'school'. You go to school to study, not to buy fruit.

B — '병원' is 'hospital'. You go to a hospital when you are sick.

C — '시장' is 'market'. This is a common place to buy fruit and groceries.

D — '은행' is 'bank'. You go to a bank to manage money.

정답: C. 추워요

How to solve: The second sentence, '밖에 눈이 와요', means 'It is snowing outside.' Snow is associated with cold weather. Therefore, you must choose the adjective that means 'cold'.

A — '더워요' means 'is hot'. It does not snow when it is hot.

B — '따뜻해요' means 'is warm'. Snow does not typically fall in warm weather.

C — '추워요' means 'is cold'. This is the correct weather condition for snow.

D — '시원해요' means 'is cool'. While possible, 'cold' is a much more accurate description for snowy weather.

정답: A. 배

How to solve: The sentence means 'My ( ) hurt, so I took medicine.' The word in the blank should be something that can hurt ('아프다') and would require taking medicine ('약을 먹다'). This points to a body part.

A — '배' means 'stomach'. A stomachache is a common reason to take medicine.

B — '책' means 'book'. A book is an inanimate object and cannot feel pain.

C — '공' means 'ball'. A ball is an inanimate object.

D — '산' means 'mountain'. A mountain is a geographical feature.

정답: D. 주스

How to solve: The first sentence states, 'My younger sibling likes juice very much.' The second sentence, 'So, every day they drink ( ).', follows logically. The blank should be filled with what the sibling likes to drink.

A — '밥' means 'rice' or 'meal'. You eat rice, you don't drink it ('마시다').

B — '옷' means 'clothes'. Clothes are worn, not drunk.

C — '과일' means 'fruit'. You typically eat fruit, although you can drink its juice. However, the first sentence explicitly mentions 'juice'.

D — '주스' means 'juice'. This fits the context perfectly, as the sentence says the sibling likes juice and therefore drinks it every day.