TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (3/4/2026) – wtnh

정답: A. 빵

How to solve: The sentence '저는 아침에 _______을/를 먹어요.' means 'I eat ______ in the morning.' The blank requires a food item that can be eaten. Among the choices, '빵' (bread) is a food item.

A — 빵 (bread) is a food item, suitable for '먹어요' (eat). This is the correct answer.

B — 책 (book) is for reading, not eating.

C — 의자 (chair) is for sitting, not eating.

D — 컴퓨터 (computer) is for using, not eating.

정답: B. 쓰다

How to solve: The sentence '비가 와서 우산을 _______니다.' means 'It's raining so I ______ an umbrella.' The verb that correctly pairs with '우산' (umbrella) for the action of using/holding it is '쓰다'.

A — 입다 (to wear) is used for clothes.

B — 쓰다 (to use/wear for headwear, glasses, or umbrellas, or to write). This is the correct verb for an umbrella.

C — 보다 (to see/look at) does not fit the context of using an umbrella in the rain.

D — 마시다 (to drink) is incorrect as an umbrella is not something to drink.

정답: A. 좋다

How to solve: The sentence '이 옷은 정말 _______요.' means 'This clothes are really ______.' The blank requires an adjective to describe the clothes. '좋다' (good) is an adjective.

A — 좋다 (to be good) is an adjective that can describe clothes. This is the correct answer.

B — 먹다 (to eat) is a verb, not suitable for describing clothes.

C — 하다 (to do) is a verb, not suitable for describing clothes.

D — 자다 (to sleep) is a verb, not suitable for describing clothes.

정답: A. 그래서

How to solve: The first sentence '저는 한국어를 좋아해요.' means 'I like Korean.' The second sentence '_______ 열심히 공부하고 있어요.' means '_______ I'm studying hard.' The blank needs a connector that shows a cause-and-effect relationship (liking Korean is the reason for studying hard). '그래서' (therefore, so) fits this context.

A — 그래서 (so, therefore) connects a cause to its effect. It correctly expresses that liking Korean is the reason for studying hard.

B — 하지만 (but, however) connects contrasting ideas.

C — 그리고 (and) connects two sentences with additive information.

D — 그러나 (but, however) is similar to 하지만, connecting contrasting ideas.

정답: A. 사요

How to solve: The sentence '시장에서 채소를 _______요.' means 'I ______ vegetables at the market.' People typically 'buy' vegetables at the market. So, '사요' (to buy) is the most appropriate verb for a customer at a market.

A — 사요 (to buy) is the most common action for a customer at a market. This is the correct answer.

B — 팔아요 (to sell) is what a vendor does, not typically a customer.

C — 봐요 (to see/look at) is possible, but 'buying' is the primary action implied in this context.

D — 먹어요 (to eat) is an action that happens after buying and preparing the vegetables, not typically at the market itself.