TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (1/11/2026) – how many episodes in landman season 2

정답: B. 몇

How to solve: The sentence asks about the quantity of episodes. The interrogative pronoun '몇' (myeot) is used to ask 'how many' for countable nouns.

A — 누구 (nugu) means 'who', which is not appropriate for asking about quantity.

B — 몇 (myeot) means 'how many' and is correctly used to inquire about a number.

C — 언제 (eonje) means 'when', which asks about time, not quantity.

D — 어디 (eodi) means 'where', which asks about location, not quantity.

정답: C. 회

How to solve: The blank requires a counter for episodes in a TV show or for the number of times something occurs. '회' (hoe) is the appropriate counter.

A — 명 (myeong) is a counter for people.

B — 잔 (jan) is a counter for cups or glasses.

C — 회 (hoe) is a counter for times, rounds, or episodes (like TV show episodes).

D — 권 (gwon) is a counter for books or volumes.

정답: A. 봤어요

How to solve: When referring to a drama, the most suitable verb is 'to watch'. The past tense form of '보다' (boda – to see/watch) is '봤어요' (bwass-eoyo).

A — 봤어요 (bwass-eoyo) means 'watched', which is correct for a drama.

B — 샀어요 (sass-eoyo) means 'bought', which is not suitable in this context.

C — 먹었어요 (meog-eoss-eoyo) means 'ate', which is incorrect.

D — 입었어요 (ib-eoss-eoyo) means 'wore', which is incorrect.

정답: D. 재미있어요

How to solve: The blank requires an adjective to describe a drama's story. '재미있어요' (jaemiiss-eoyo) means 'is fun' or 'is interesting', which is a common and positive way to describe a drama's story.

A — 재미없어요 (jaemieobs-eoyo) means 'is not fun' or 'is boring'.

B — 많아요 (manh-ayo) means 'there are many', referring to quantity, not the quality of a story.

C — 어려워요 (eolyeowo-yo) means 'is difficult', which can describe a story but is less common for general appeal.

D — 재미있어요 (jaemiiss-eoyo) means 'is fun' or 'is interesting', which is the most appropriate and common description for an enjoyable drama story.

정답: B. 다음

How to solve: If a season is 'starting soon', it implies it is the 'next' season. '다음' (da-eum) means 'next'.

A — 첫 (cheot) means 'first'.

B — 다음 (da-eum) means 'next', which fits the context of an upcoming season.

C — 마지막 (majimag) means 'last'.

D — 지금 (jigeum) means 'now', referring to the present moment, not a future season.