TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [vocabulary] 1–5 (4/19/2026) – pete hegseth pulp fiction bible verse

정답: C. 책

How to solve: The sentence implies an action performed before sleeping, usually reading something. Among the choices, '책' (book) is the most suitable object to read.

A — '연필' (pencil) is used for writing, not typically read before sleeping.

B — '지우개' (eraser) is used for erasing, not for reading.

C — '책' (book) is commonly read, especially before sleeping. This fits the context.

D — '가방' (bag) is an item for carrying things, not something one reads.

정답: C. 읽어요

How to solve: The context is '도서관' (library) and '조용히' (quietly). The most common activity performed quietly in a library is reading.

A — '먹어요' (eat) is generally not allowed or done quietly in a library.

B — '자요' (sleep) is not the primary activity in a library, although some might rest.

C — '읽어요' (read) perfectly fits the environment of a library and the 'quietly' adverb.

D — '놀아요' (play) is contrary to the quiet atmosphere of a library.

정답: D. 중요해요

How to solve: The sentence states '이 메시지' (this message) is '매우' (very) something '우리에게' (to us). Messages are often described by their significance or impact. '중요해요' (is important) is the most appropriate adjective.

A — '작아요' (is small) refers to size and doesn't fit the context of a message's impact.

B — '커요' (is big) refers to size and doesn't fit the context of a message's impact.

C — '예뻐요' (is pretty) refers to aesthetics and is not typically used to describe the significance of a message.

D — '중요해요' (is important) accurately describes the value or significance of a message.

정답: A. 말합니다

How to solve: The sentence describes an action performed by a '선생님' (teacher) '학생들에게' (to students) '조용히' (quietly). Teachers typically speak or instruct students. '말합니다' (speaks/says) is the most fitting action.

A — '말합니다' (speaks/says) fits perfectly, as teachers speak to students, often quietly in certain situations.

B — '듣습니다' (listens) would mean the teacher is listening to students, which doesn't directly fit the teacher performing an action 'to students'.

C — '앉습니다' (sits) is an action a teacher might do, but not typically 'to students'.

D — '봅니다' (sees/watches) is an action a teacher might do, but not typically 'to students' in this context.

정답: C. 이야기

How to solve: The sentence says '할머니께서' (Grandma) '재미있는' (interesting) something '해주셨어요' (told/did for me). Grandmothers often tell interesting stories. '이야기' (story) is the most appropriate word.

A — '의자' (chair) is an object, not something told.

B — '창문' (window) is an object, not something told.

C — '이야기' (story) is commonly told, especially by grandmothers, and can be '재미있는' (interesting).

D — '시계' (clock/watch) is an object, not something told.