TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (5/3/2026) – conrad murray

정답: A. 봤습니다

How to solve: The blank requires a verb that commonly pairs with '영화' (movie). '영화를 보다' is the correct expression meaning 'to watch a movie.'

A — '보다' means to see or watch. '영화를 봤습니다' (watched a movie) is the correct and natural expression.

B — '읽다' means to read. It is used for books, newspapers, etc., not movies.

C — '먹다' means to eat. It is used for food.

D — '사다' means to buy. It is used for purchasing items.

정답: B. 커요

How to solve: The second sentence, '다른 옷을 입으세요' (Please wear different clothes), indicates that the current clothes are unsuitable. This implies a problem with their size or fit.

A — '예쁘다' means to be pretty. If clothes are pretty, there is no reason to change them.

B — '크다' means to be big. If clothes are too big, one might need to wear different ones.

C — '작다' means to be small. While also a plausible reason to change clothes, '커요' is given as the correct answer in this scenario.

D — '좋다' means to be good. If clothes are good, there is no reason to change them.

정답: B. 그리고

How to solve: Both sentences express a positive liking for Korean language and Korean food. The blank needs a conjunction that connects two similar or additional ideas.

A — '그렇지만' means 'but' or 'however,' indicating contrast.

B — '그리고' means 'and,' used to connect two related or additional statements.

C — '그래서' means 'so' or 'therefore,' indicating a result or consequence.

D — '그러나' also means 'however,' indicating contrast, similar to '그렇지만.'

정답: C. 먹는

How to solve: The word '저녁' means dinner. The blank requires a verb that commonly combines with '저녁' to form the phrase 'to eat dinner.' The verb should be in the modifying form for '시간' (time).

A — '자다' means to sleep. '자는 시간' means 'time to sleep.'

B — '마시다' means to drink. '마시는 시간' means 'time to drink,' usually beverages.

C — '먹다' means to eat. '먹는 시간' means 'time to eat,' which is appropriate for dinner.

D — '공부하다' means to study. '공부하는 시간' means 'time to study.'

정답: B. 쉽니다

How to solve: The sentence describes typical activities on the '주말' (weekend) '집에서' (at home). Resting or relaxing is a common weekend activity at home.

A — '운동하다' means to exercise. While possible, '쉬다' is a more general and common activity for relaxing on a weekend at home.

B — '쉬다' means to rest or relax. '집에서 쉽니다' (I rest at home) is a very common and natural expression for weekend activities.

C — '공부하다' means to study. Some people study on weekends, but '쉬다' is a more typical general answer for relaxing at home.

D — '일하다' means to work. People usually do not work on weekends, especially when referring to leisure time at home.