TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (12/6/2025) – regal cinema

정답: A. 영화

How to solve: The sentence is about an activity at a cinema. The verb '봤어요' means 'watched'. Among the choices, '영화' (movie) is the only thing that you watch at a cinema. Therefore, '영화' is the correct answer to fill in the blank.

A — '영화' means 'movie'. You watch a movie at a cinema. This is the correct choice.

B — '책' means 'book'. You read a book, you don't watch it at a cinema.

C — '음식' means 'food'. You eat food, you don't watch it.

D — '노래' means 'song'. You listen to a song, you don't watch it.

정답: B. 표

How to solve: The sentence says, 'To watch a movie, you first have to buy a ( )'. You need to buy a ticket to enter the theater and watch a movie. The Korean word for 'ticket' is '표'.

A — '과자' means 'snack'. Buying snacks is optional, not required to watch a movie.

B — '표' means 'ticket'. You must buy a ticket to watch a movie. This is the correct answer.

C — '의자' means 'chair'. You sit in a chair at the cinema, but you don't buy it.

D — '가방' means 'bag'. A bag is a personal item and is not something you buy to watch a movie.

정답: A. 자리

How to solve: The sentence says, 'The movie is starting soon. Please sit down quickly in your ( )'. In a cinema, you sit in a seat. The Korean word for 'seat' or 'spot' is '자리'.

A — '자리' means 'seat' or 'spot'. This fits the context of sitting down in a cinema. This is the correct answer.

B — '학교' means 'school'. This is a place, but not where you sit to watch a movie in a cinema.

C — '침대' means 'bed'. You sleep in a bed, you don't sit on it to watch a movie in a theater.

D — '공원' means 'park'. A park is an outdoor place and incorrect in this context.

정답: A. 커요

How to solve: The sentence is describing the screen ('화면') at Regal Cinema. Cinema screens are known for being large. The word that means 'is big/large' is '커요'.

A — '커요' means 'is big/large'. This is a common description for a cinema screen. This is the correct answer.

B — '작아요' means 'is small'. This is the opposite of how a cinema screen is usually described.

C — '맛있어요' means 'is delicious'. This describes food, not a screen.

D — '조용해요' means 'is quiet'. This can describe the atmosphere, but not the physical screen itself.

정답: B. 시작해요

How to solve: The sentence gives a specific time, 7 PM ('저녁 7시'), for the movie. A movie has a start time and an end time. A specific time like this usually indicates when it begins. The word for 'starts' is '시작해요'.

A — '끝나요' means 'ends'. While possible, 'starts' is a more common and direct action associated with a specific showtime.

B — '시작해요' means 'starts'. This is the most natural verb to use for a movie's scheduled time. This is the correct answer.

C — '일어나요' means 'wakes up/gets up'. This is an action for a person, not a movie.

D — '만나요' means 'meets'. This is an action for people, not a movie.