TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (12/18/2025) – mcdonald’s

정답: B. 주문했어요

How to solve: The sentence describes an action at McDonald's regarding a hamburger. '주문했어요' (ordered) is the most appropriate action when getting food at a restaurant.

A — '만들었어요' means 'made'. Customers usually don't make hamburgers at McDonald's.

B — '주문했어요' means 'ordered'. This is the correct action a customer takes to get a hamburger.

C — '버렸어요' means 'threw away'. This would be done after eating, not as the initial action.

D — '찾았어요' means 'found'. While you might find a seat, you don't 'find' a hamburger in the sense of ordering it.

정답: B. 세트

How to solve: The sentence describes a meal that includes a hamburger, fries, and cola. This combination is typically referred to as a 'set meal' in Korean fast food restaurants.

A — '단품' means 'single item' or 'à la carte', which is the opposite of a combo meal.

B — '세트' means 'set' or 'combo meal', which perfectly describes a meal with multiple items like a burger, fries, and drink.

C — '할인' means 'discount'. While a set might be a discount, it's not the name of the meal type.

D — '주문' means 'order'. It's the action of getting the food, not the name of the menu item itself.

정답: A. 포장해서

How to solve: The phrase '집에서 먹으려고' (to eat at home) indicates that the food was taken out from the restaurant. '포장해서' (packed for takeout) is the most suitable verb for this situation.

A — '포장해서' means 'packed for takeout'. This is the correct action if you want to eat at home after buying from a restaurant.

B — '배달해서' means 'delivered'. While you can get food delivered, the stem implies going to the store ('갔어요') and taking it with you.

C — '먹어서' means 'ate'. This implies eating it at the store, which contradicts '집에서 먹으려고'.

D — '계산해서' means 'paid'. While you pay for the food, it doesn't describe the action of preparing it to be taken home.

정답: B. 콜라

How to solve: The sentence states that something was ordered along with a hamburger at McDonald's. Among the choices, '콜라' (cola) is a common beverage ordered with a hamburger at a fast-food restaurant.

A — '책' means 'book'. You wouldn't typically order a book at McDonald's.

B — '콜라' means 'cola'. This is a very common drink to order with a hamburger.

C — '옷' means 'clothes'. This is not an item sold or ordered at McDonald's.

D — '신문' means 'newspaper'. While one might read a newspaper, it's not something you 'order' as part of a meal.

정답: C. 손님

How to solve: The phrase '점심시간이라서' (because it's lunchtime) implies that the place would be busy. Therefore, there would be many '손님' (customers).

A — '직원' means 'staff'. While there are staff, 'many staff' isn't the primary reason for a busy lunch, but rather 'many customers'.

B — '메뉴' means 'menu'. The number of menus doesn't increase during lunchtime.

C — '손님' means 'customer'. Lunchtime naturally brings many customers to restaurants.

D — '계산' means 'payment' or 'calculation'. This is an action or process, not something that 'is many'.