TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (12/29/2025) – connor heyward

정답: B. 친구

How to solve: The sentence states that Connor Heyward has 'many good _____'. Among the choices, '친구' (friend) is the most natural and appropriate noun to be described as 'good' in this context, referring to personal relationships.

A — '책' means 'book'. While one can have many books, 'good books' implies quality, but 'good friends' is a more common and fitting expression for describing a person's social life.

B — '친구' means 'friend'. '좋은 친구' (good friend) is a very natural and common expression, fitting perfectly with the context of a person having many good relationships.

C — '연필' means 'pencil'. It is unlikely for a person to be described as having 'many good pencils' in a general personal description.

D — '의자' means 'chair'. This word does not fit the context of what a person might have 'many good' of, especially in a personal or social sense.

정답: B. 좋아합

How to solve: The sentence describes Connor Heyward's strong feeling ('아주' – very/really) towards sports. '좋아합니다' (likes) is the most suitable verb to express a positive and strong feeling towards an activity.

A — '싫어합니다' means 'dislikes'. This is the opposite of expressing a strong positive feeling, making it unsuitable for the context.

B — '좋아합니다' means 'likes'. This verb perfectly conveys a strong positive feeling towards sports, fitting the adverb '아주'.

C — '만듭니다' means 'makes' or 'creates'. This verb does not fit the context of expressing a feeling or action related to sports in this sentence structure.

D — '줍니다' means 'gives' or 'picks up'. This verb is not appropriate for expressing a feeling towards sports.

정답: B. 마십

How to solve: The sentence states that Connor Heyward does something with '물' (water) '운동 후에' (after exercising). The correct verb for consuming water is '마시다' (to drink).

A — '먹습니다' means 'eats'. '먹다' is typically used for solid food, not for water.

B — '마십니다' means 'drinks'. This is the correct and natural verb to use when talking about drinking water.

C — '봅니다' means 'sees' or 'looks at'. This verb does not describe an action with water after exercising.

D — '입습니다' means 'wears'. This verb is used for clothes and is entirely unrelated to water consumption.

정답: A. 큽

How to solve: The sentence describes Connor Heyward's '키' (height) using the adverb '아주' (very). '큽니다' (is tall/big) is the appropriate adjective to describe height in this context.

A — '큽니다' means 'is tall' or 'is big'. When referring to '키' (height), '크다' means 'to be tall', which fits the description '아주'.

B — '작습니다' means 'is small' or 'is short'. This is the opposite of '크다' and would mean he is very short, which might not be implied without further context.

C — '예쁩니다' means 'is pretty'. This adjective is typically used for women or objects, not commonly for describing a male's height or general appearance in this way.

D — '멋있습니다' means 'is cool' or 'is handsome'. While it could describe a person, it refers to overall appearance or style, not specifically height or size, which is what '키가' implies.

정답: B. 매일

How to solve: The sentence describes Connor Heyward going to school '일찍' (early). To indicate this is a regular routine, the adverb '매일' (every day) is the most suitable choice.

A — '어제' means 'yesterday'. This refers to a specific past time and does not fit the context of a routine or regular action.

B — '매일' means 'every day'. This adverb perfectly describes a daily routine, fitting well with going to school early as a regular habit.

C — '나중에' means 'later'. This indicates a future time and contradicts '일찍' (early) in the context of going to school.

D — '벌써' means 'already'. This implies something has happened sooner than expected, which doesn't fit the blank to describe a frequency or routine in this sentence.