TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [vocabulary] 1–5 (2/19/2026) – cancun flights

정답: B. 출발할

How to solve: The sentence describes going to the airport to take a flight to Cancun. '출발하다' means 'to depart', which is the most natural fit for a flight one takes from an airport.

A — '내리다' means 'to get off'. '내릴 비행기' (a flight to get off) does not fit the context of going to the airport to take a flight.

B — '출발하다' means 'to depart'. '출발할 비행기' (a departing flight) fits perfectly as one goes to the airport for a flight that is departing.

C — '도착하다' means 'to arrive'. '도착할 비행기' (an arriving flight) does not make sense when going to take a flight yourself; rather, you would be waiting for a departing flight.

D — '쉽다' means 'to be easy'. '쉬운 비행기' (an easy flight) is grammatically possible but semantically irrelevant to the action of going to the airport to catch a flight.

정답: B. 예약

How to solve: To secure a flight, you must 'book' or 'make a reservation' in advance. '예약' means reservation, which is the most appropriate word for flights.

A — '준비' means 'preparation'. While you prepare for a trip, '준비' itself isn't the direct action for securing a flight ticket.

B — '예약' means 'reservation' or 'booking'. This is the correct term for securing a flight ticket in advance.

C — '계획' means 'plan'. You make a plan for a trip, but not specifically 'flight plan' in this context; '예약' is more specific to the ticket itself.

D — '확인' means 'confirmation'. You confirm a reservation, but you don't 'do a confirmation' as the primary action for securing a flight; you make a reservation first.

정답: B. 여권

How to solve: When traveling internationally ('해외여행'), the most essential document for identification and border crossing is a passport. '여권' means passport.

A — '신분증' means 'ID card', which is generally used domestically.

B — '여권' means 'passport'. This is the mandatory document for international travel.

C — '운전면허증' means 'driver's license', which is for driving and often recognized as an ID, but not for international travel requirements at borders.

D — '학생증' means 'student ID card', which is only for identifying oneself as a student and is not valid for international travel.

정답: A. 탑승권

How to solve: Before boarding a plane, you need a document that allows you to board. This document is called a boarding pass. '탑승권' means boarding pass.

A — '탑승권' means 'boarding pass'. This is what you receive at the airport before you can board your flight.

B — '비자' means 'visa'. A visa is obtained before traveling to certain countries, not something you generally 'receive' at the airport for every flight.

C — '항공사' means 'airline company'. It's the company, not an item you receive.

D — '수하물' means 'luggage' or 'baggage'. While you might check in luggage, you don't 'receive' it before boarding (you check it in).

정답: C. 수하물

How to solve: The sentence states that there was '많이 짐' (a lot of baggage). The word '수하물' specifically refers to luggage or baggage that one brings on a trip, especially for a flight.

A — '기념품' means 'souvenir'. You bring souvenirs back from a trip, not generally 'take them a lot' with you from the start.

B — '옷' means 'clothes'. While clothes are part of luggage, '수하물' is the more general and appropriate term for all the items (baggage) one takes.

C — '수하물' means 'luggage' or 'baggage'. This is the most suitable term for the items one carries for travel, especially when indicating 'a lot of baggage'.

D — '간식' means 'snack'. Snacks can be part of luggage, but it's not the primary or overarching term for 'a lot of baggage'.