TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (5/3/2026) – emerson hancock

정답: A. 매일

How to solve: Identify the adverb that best fits the context of reading a book. '매일' (every day) indicates frequency, which is suitable for an activity like reading.

A — 매일 (every day) is suitable here as it describes the frequency of reading a book regularly.

B — 빨리 (quickly) describes the speed, but '매일' is a more common and natural fit for reading a book as a regular activity.

C — 아주 (very) is an intensifier for adjectives or adverbs, not a frequency word. It doesn't fit grammatically here as '아주 책을 읽습니다' is unnatural.

D — 조금 (a little) describes quantity or degree, not typically how often one reads a book in this context. '조금 읽습니다' (reads a little) would be possible but '매일' offers a different, more contextually appropriate meaning for a basic sentence.

정답: A. 배우고

How to solve: Choose the verb that logically pairs with '한국어' (Korean) when expressing a desire to do something. '배우다' (to learn) is the correct verb for learning a language.

A — 배우고 싶어 합니다 (wants to learn) is the most natural and grammatically correct option for learning a language.

B — 자고 싶어 합니다 (wants to sleep) does not make sense with '한국어' (Korean).

C — 먹고 싶어 합니다 (wants to eat) does not make sense with '한국어' (Korean).

D — 마시고 싶어 합니다 (wants to drink) does not make sense with '한국어' (Korean).

정답: B. 커피

How to solve: Select the noun that is typically '마시다' (drunk). Among the options, only '커피' is a beverage.

A — 빵 (bread) is eaten, not drunk.

B — 커피 (coffee) is a beverage that is drunk, making it the correct answer.

C — 사과 (apple) is eaten, not drunk.

D — 가방 (bag) is an object, neither eaten nor drunk.

정답: C. 회사

How to solve: Identify the location among the choices that someone would 'go to' (가다). '회사' (company) is a place one goes to.

A — 의자 (chair) is an object one sits on, not a place one goes to.

B — 책상 (desk) is an object one works at, not a place one goes to.

C — 회사 (company) is a place where people go to work, fitting the verb '갑니다' (goes).

D — 연필 (pencil) is an object used for writing, not a place one goes to.

정답: A. 재미있게

How to solve: Choose the adverb that logically describes how one would have a conversation with a friend. '재미있게' (interestingly/funnily) is the most appropriate adverb for a friendly conversation.

A — 재미있게 (interestingly/funnily) is the most natural way to describe talking with a friend about stories, implying an enjoyable conversation.

B — 아프게 (painfully) does not fit the context of talking with a friend.

C — 무겁게 (heavily) does not fit the context of talking with a friend.

D — 멀리 (far) describes distance, not the manner of talking.