TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (11/29/2025) – frontier airlines

정답: A. 비행기 표

How to solve: The stem mentions 'Frontier Airlines,' which is an airline company. The verb is '샀어요' (bought). Therefore, the most logical object to buy from an airline is an 'airplane ticket' (비행기 표).

A — Correct. '비행기 표' means 'airplane ticket', which is what you buy from an airline.

B — Incorrect. '자동차' means 'car'. You do not buy a car from an airline.

C — Incorrect. '집' means 'house'. You do not buy a house from an airline.

D — Incorrect. '자전거' means 'bicycle'. You do not buy a bicycle from an airline.

정답: B. 가방

How to solve: The sentence talks about boarding a plane ('비행기를 탈 때') and having to pay more money ('돈을 더 내야 해요') if something is 'too heavy' ('너무 무거우면'). This refers to the airline's baggage weight limit. The correct noun is '가방' (bag/luggage).

A — Incorrect. '마음' means 'heart' or 'mind', which has no physical weight.

B — Correct. '가방' means 'bag' or 'luggage', which has weight restrictions on flights.

C — Incorrect. '머리' means 'head'. It is a body part.

D — Incorrect. '신발' means 'shoes'. While they have weight, airlines are primarily concerned with the weight of luggage, not the shoes you are wearing.

정답: A. 도착해요

How to solve: The subject of the sentence is '제 비행기' (my airplane), and the location is '공항' (airport). Airplanes arrive at airports. The verb that means 'to arrive' is '도착해요'.

A — Correct. '도착해요' means 'to arrive'. Airplanes arrive at airports.

B — Incorrect. '공부해요' means 'to study'. An airplane cannot study.

C — Incorrect. '쇼핑해요' means 'to shop'. An airplane cannot go shopping.

D — Incorrect. '요리해요' means 'to cook'. An airplane cannot cook.

정답: B. 자리

How to solve: The sentence expresses a desire '앉고 싶어요' (I want to sit) in a location described as '창가' (by the window). You sit in a 'seat' or 'spot', which is '자리' in Korean.

A — Incorrect. '음식' means 'food'. You eat food, you don't sit in it.

B — Correct. '자리' means 'seat' or 'spot'. A '창가 자리' is a window seat.

C — Incorrect. '화장실' means 'restroom'. You do not want to sit 'in the restroom' by the window on a plane.

D — Incorrect. '부엌' means 'kitchen'. There is no passenger seating in an airplane's kitchen (galley).

정답: C. 싸요

How to solve: Frontier Airlines is known as a low-cost or budget airline. Therefore, its airplane tickets ('비행기 표') are generally 'cheap'. The Korean word for 'cheap' is '싸요'.

A — Incorrect. '비싸요' means 'expensive', which is the opposite of a budget airline's characteristic.

B — Incorrect. '맛있어요' means 'delicious'. This adjective is used for food, not tickets.

C — Correct. '싸요' means 'cheap', which accurately describes tickets from a budget airline like Frontier.

D — Incorrect. '재미있어요' means 'fun' or 'interesting'. This adjective does not describe the price of a ticket.