TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (5/22/2026) – weather san antonio

정답: A. 날씨

How to solve: The sentence asks 'How is ______ of San Antonio?'. The most appropriate word to fill the blank and describe the state of atmospheric conditions is '날씨' (weather).

A — 날씨 (weather) is correct as it fits the context of asking about the state of the day's atmospheric conditions.

B — 시간 (time) does not fit the context of asking about the state of a place's environment.

C — 음식 (food) does not fit the context.

D — 장소 (place) does not fit the context.

정답: B. 덥습니다

How to solve: The sentence describes San Antonio in summer. San Antonio summers are known for being very hot. Therefore, '덥습니다' (is hot) is the correct adjective to describe the summer weather.

A — 춥습니다 (is cold) is incorrect for describing summer weather.

B — 덥습니다 (is hot) is correct, as San Antonio summers are typically very hot.

C — 시원합니다 (is cool/refreshing) is incorrect for describing intense summer heat.

D — 따뜻합니다 (is warm) is usually used for mild temperatures like spring or early autumn, not the peak heat of summer.

정답: C. 비

How to solve: The sentence states that 'something' is coming tomorrow and one needs to prepare an '우산' (umbrella). An umbrella is primarily used to protect oneself from rain.

A — 눈 (snow) usually requires different gear like winter coats or boots, not typically just an umbrella.

B — 바람 (wind) might affect an umbrella, but it's not the primary reason to 'prepare an umbrella'.

C — 비 (rain) is the primary weather phenomenon for which an umbrella is prepared.

D — 안개 (fog) does not require an umbrella.

정답: B. 맑습니다

How to solve: The sentence states that the sky is 'something' and that 'It's good to go outside.' Pleasant weather for outdoor activities usually implies a clear or sunny sky.

A — 흐립니다 (is cloudy) would make the sky appear dull and might not be ideal for 'going out' in a positive sense.

B — 맑습니다 (is clear/sunny) is correct, as a clear sky is generally considered good weather for outdoor activities.

C — 춥습니다 (is cold) describes temperature, not the state of the sky. While it might be cold, it doesn't directly describe the sky being 'good'.

D — 덥습니다 (is hot) describes temperature, not the state of the sky. Excessive heat might not always be 'good to go outside'.

정답: C. 따뜻합니다

How to solve: The sentence asks about San Antonio's winter. San Antonio is known for its mild winters compared to many other regions. '따뜻합니다' (is warm) best describes this mildness.

A — 춥습니다 (is cold) is generally not true for San Antonio winters, which are typically mild.

B — 덥습니다 (is hot) is incorrect for winter.

C — 따뜻합니다 (is warm) correctly describes the typical mildness of San Antonio winters.

D — 습합니다 (is humid) describes humidity, not the general temperature state of winter. While there can be humidity, 'warm' is a more direct descriptor of the overall winter climate compared to 'cold'.