TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [fill_in_the_blank] 1–5 (6/26/2026) – yildiz

정답: A. 일어납니다

How to solve: The sentence describes a daily morning routine. '일찍' (early) combined with '아침' (morning) strongly suggests waking up. Among the choices, '일어납니다' (wake up/get up) is the most suitable verb.

A — Correct. '일어나다' means to wake up or get up, fitting the context of '매일 아침 일찍' (early every morning).

B — Incorrect. '자다' means to sleep. One typically sleeps at night, not '일찍 아침' (early morning) in the context of starting the day.

C — Incorrect. '먹다' means to eat. While one eats in the morning, '일찍' (early) doesn't directly imply eating without a specific food object.

D — Incorrect. '보다' means to see or watch. It doesn't fit the context of a general morning routine with '일찍'.

정답: A. 작다

How to solve: The question asks for the antonym (반대되는 말) of '크다' (to be big/large). '작다' means to be small, which is the direct opposite.

A — Correct. '작다' (to be small) is the antonym of '크다' (to be big).

B — Incorrect. '높다' means to be high. The antonym for '높다' is '낮다' (to be low).

C — Incorrect. '많다' means to be many/much. The antonym for '많다' is '적다' (to be few/little).

D — Incorrect. '좋다' means to be good. The antonym for '좋다' is '나쁘다' (to be bad).

정답: B. 와

How to solve: The word '같이' (together) in the sentence '저는 친구_____ 같이 숙제를 했습니다.' (I did homework _____ a friend.) indicates that a particle meaning 'with' is needed. '와/과' is used to express 'with' or 'and' when two things or people are involved in an action together.

A — Incorrect. '를/을' is an object particle. While you could technically say '친구를 만났다' (met a friend), '같이' (together) implies interaction 'with' someone, making '와' more suitable here.

B — Correct. '와/과' means 'with' or 'and', which perfectly fits the context of doing something '같이' (together) with a friend.

C — Incorrect. '에' indicates a location, time, or direction. It doesn't fit the context of doing an action 'with' someone.

D — Incorrect. '에게' means 'to' or 'for' someone, usually used with verbs of giving or receiving. It doesn't fit the context of doing an action 'with' someone.

정답: B. 빵

How to solve: The first sentence '배가 고픕니다' means 'I am hungry.' Therefore, the person wants to eat something. Among the choices, '빵' (bread) is a type of food that can be eaten.

A — Incorrect. '책' means book. You cannot eat a book.

B — Correct. '빵' means bread, which is food you can eat when you are hungry.

C — Incorrect. '물' means water. While you can drink water, the primary feeling when '배가 고프다' (hungry) is to eat solid food, not just drink water.

D — Incorrect. '옷' means clothes. You cannot eat clothes.

정답: B. 덥습니다

How to solve: The sentence describes summer weather ('여름에는'). Summer is typically known for being hot. '덥습니다' (is hot) is the appropriate word to describe this characteristic.

A — Incorrect. '춥다' means to be cold, which is typical for winter, not summer.

B — Correct. '덥다' means to be hot, which is the most characteristic weather condition of summer.

C — Incorrect. '시원하다' means to be cool or refreshing. While people seek '시원함' in summer, the general state of summer weather is '덥다', not inherently '시원하다'.

D — Incorrect. '맑다' means to be clear or sunny. While summer days can be clear, '덥다' more directly describes the temperature characteristic of summer, which is the primary focus when talking about '날씨가 아주…' (the weather is very…).