TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [vocabulary] 1–5 (3/15/2026) – auriemma

정답: D. 일어납니다

How to solve: The sentence indicates an action performed 'every morning early'. Among the given options, '일어납니다' (wakes up) is the most appropriate verb to complete the routine of waking up early in the morning.

A — '잡니다' means 'sleeps'. It contradicts '일찍' (early) in the context of waking up.

B — '봅니다' means 'sees' or 'watches'. It doesn't fit the context of an action performed early in the morning without an object.

C — '먹습니다' means 'eats'. While one might eat early, 'waking up' is a more fundamental action that precedes other morning activities, and '일찍' strongly suggests this meaning.

D — '일어납니다' means 'wakes up' or 'gets up'. This is the most natural verb to describe the action of starting the day early in the morning.

정답: B. 식당

How to solve: The sentence describes meeting a friend 'at a place'. Among the options, only '식당' (restaurant) is a place where people commonly meet.

A — '가방' means 'bag'. It is an object, not a place.

B — '식당' means 'restaurant'. This is a common place to meet friends.

C — '연필' means 'pencil'. It is an object, not a place.

D — '모자' means 'hat'. It is an object, not a place.

정답: C. 바쁩니다

How to solve: The phrase '숙제가 많아서' (because there is a lot of homework) suggests a state related to having many tasks. '바쁩니다' (is busy) is the most logical consequence of having a lot of homework.

A — '기쁩니다' means 'is happy'. Having a lot of homework usually doesn't make one happy.

B — '예쁩니다' means 'is pretty'. This describes appearance and is unrelated to homework.

C — '바쁩니다' means 'is busy'. Having a lot of homework directly leads to being busy.

D — '재미있습니다' means 'is interesting' or 'is fun'. While homework can sometimes be fun, a large amount of it typically implies being busy rather than merely fun.

정답: C. 운동

How to solve: The sentence asks what Oriemma 'does' ('합니다') on the 'weekend' ('주말에'). Among the options, '운동' (exercise) is a common activity done during free time on weekends. '숙제' and '공부' are typically associated with weekdays/school, and '음식' is a noun for food, not an activity.

A — '숙제' means 'homework'. While possible, it's less of a recreational 'activity' often associated with the weekend compared to '운동'.

B — '공부' means 'study'. Similar to homework, it's often a necessary task rather than a typical 'activity' for leisure on weekends.

C — '운동' means 'exercise' or 'sports'. This is a very common leisure activity people do on weekends.

D — '음식' means 'food'. It is a noun for an item, not an activity that one 'does'.

정답: A. 항상

How to solve: The sentence describes watching the news in the evening. This is often a routine activity. '항상' (always) indicates a consistent routine, which fits the context of watching news regularly.

A — '항상' means 'always'. This fits well if watching news in the evening is a regular habit or routine.

B — '가끔' means 'sometimes'. While possible, '항상' suggests a more consistent routine often implied when describing daily or evening activities.

C — '그리고' means 'and'. It is a conjunction used to connect sentences or clauses, not an adverb describing frequency.

D — '하지만' means 'but' or 'however'. It is a conjunction used to introduce a contrast, not an adverb describing frequency.