TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (11/6/2025) – nylottery

정답: A. 복권

How to solve: The sentence says, 'I bought one sheet of _____. I hope good luck comes to me.' The phrase 'hoping for good luck' is a big clue. You buy a lottery ticket hoping for good luck. Therefore, '복권' (lottery ticket) is the correct answer.

A — Correct. '복권' means lottery ticket.

B — Incorrect. '신문' means newspaper.

C — Incorrect. '책' means book.

D — Incorrect. '우표' means stamp.

정답: C. 당첨됐어요

How to solve: The sentence says, 'My friend ______ the New York lottery. I'm so envious.' Being envious in the context of a lottery suggests that the friend had a positive outcome. '당첨됐어요' means 'won,' which fits perfectly.

A — Incorrect. '공부했어요' means 'studied.' You don't study a lottery.

B — Incorrect. '전화했어요' means 'called.' This doesn't fit grammatically or contextually.

C — Correct. '당첨됐어요' means 'won (a prize/lottery).'

D — Incorrect. '운동했어요' means 'exercised.' This is irrelevant to the lottery.

정답: B. 숫자

How to solve: The sentence is 'I chose six lucky _____ to use for the lottery ticket.' Lotteries require participants to choose numbers. Therefore, '숫자' (number) is the correct word.

A — Incorrect. '이름' means 'name.'

B — Correct. '숫자' means 'number.'

C — Incorrect. '색깔' means 'color.'

D — Incorrect. '날짜' means 'date.' While a date is a type of number, '숫자' is the more general and appropriate term.

정답: D. 상금

How to solve: The sentence means, 'If you win the lottery, the _____ is very large.' When you win a lottery, you receive prize money. '상금' means 'prize money,' which is the logical answer.

A — Incorrect. '숙제' means 'homework.'

B — Incorrect. '시간' means 'time.'

C — Incorrect. '친구' means 'friend.'

D — Correct. '상금' means 'prize money.'

정답: C. 확인할

How to solve: The sentence translates to 'You can _____ the winning lottery numbers on the internet.' The most appropriate action to take with winning numbers is to check them. '확인할 수 있어요' means 'can check.'

A — Incorrect. '요리할' means 'to cook.' You cannot cook numbers.

B — Incorrect. '운전할' means 'to drive.' This does not make sense.

C — Correct. '확인할' means 'to check' or 'to confirm.'

D — Incorrect. '들을' means 'to listen' or 'to hear.' While you might hear the numbers on TV, 'check' is a more active and fitting verb for looking them up online.