TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (2/11/2026) – winter storm warning weather

정답: C. 눈

How to solve: The sentence describes winter weather making roads slippery. Among the choices, "snow" is the most appropriate word for this context.

A — "비" (rain) makes roads wet, but "눈" (snow) is more specific to winter and the phrase "미끄러워집니다" (becomes slippery) in this context.

B — "바람" (wind) does not directly make roads slippery.

C — "눈" (snow) makes roads slippery, especially in winter.

D — "안개" (fog) reduces visibility but does not directly make roads slippery.

정답: B. 추위

How to solve: The sentence states that it's "very cold" (매우 춥습니다). The blank should be a word related to coldness.

A — "더위" (heat) is the opposite of cold.

B — "추위" (coldness) fits the context of being "very cold".

C — "맑음" (clear weather) describes the sky, not the temperature condition.

D — "비" (rain) is a type of precipitation, not coldness itself.

정답: D. 미끄러우니

How to solve: The sentence mentions "a lot of snow" (눈이 많이 와서) and advises "driving carefully" (운전 조심하세요). This implies the road condition is dangerous.

A — "깨끗하니" (because it's clean) does not fit with "driving carefully" after snow.

B — "넓으니" (because it's wide) does not explain the need for careful driving due to snow.

C — "어려우니" (because it's difficult) could be an indirect reason, but "미끄러우니" is a direct and more precise description of the road condition.

D — "미끄러우니" (because it's slippery) is the direct consequence of a lot of snow, requiring careful driving.

정답: A. 강풍

How to solve: The sentence suggests "refraining from going out" (외출을 자제하는 것이 좋겠습니다) due to a severe weather condition. Strong wind (강풍) is a common reason for this, especially in a winter storm context.

A — "강풍" (strong wind) can be severe enough to make going out dangerous or uncomfortable.

B — "햇빛" (sunlight) is generally pleasant and not a reason to avoid going out.

C — "안개" (fog) reduces visibility but doesn't usually lead to a recommendation to completely refrain from going out unless it's extremely dense.

D — "소나기" (shower) is rain and usually doesn't warrant refraining from going out unless it's a severe thunderstorm. Given the winter storm context, strong wind is more fitting.

정답: D. 준비

How to solve: The sentence talks about "maintaining body temperature" (체온을 유지하기 위해) with "warm clothes" (따뜻한 옷으로) in winter. The blank should describe the action related to warm clothes for preparation.

A — "빨래" (laundry) is about washing clothes.

B — "세수" (washing face) is unrelated.

C — "운동" (exercise) can help maintain body temperature but isn't what you do "with warm clothes" in this context; you prepare by wearing them.

D — "준비" (preparation) or "준비하다" (to prepare) implies getting warm clothes ready or wearing them, which fits the context of preparing for cold weather. The form "준비해야 합니다" (must prepare) fits well.