TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (7/10/2026) – jacob tobey

정답: A. 물

How to solve: The sentence describes Jacob Tobey's daily morning habit of drinking something. Among the choices, '물' (water) is the only suitable item to drink.

A — '물' (water) is the correct answer. '물을 마시다' (to drink water) is a common and natural expression.

B — '그림' (picture) cannot be drunk.

C — '책' (book) cannot be drunk.

D — '의자' (chair) cannot be drunk.

정답: A. 읽

How to solve: The sentence indicates Jacob Tobey is in the library with a book. The most appropriate action with a book in a library is to read it. The blank requires the stem of a verb that fits the context.

A — '읽' (read) is the correct verb stem. '책을 읽다' (to read a book) is the appropriate action.

B — '먹' (eat) is incorrect as you don't eat a book.

C — '자' (sleep) is inappropriate as '자다' means to sleep, and it's not the primary action with a book in a library.

D — '걷' (walk) is incorrect as you don't walk a book.

정답: A. 기쁜

How to solve: The sentence describes Jacob Tobey's expression. Among the choices, '기쁜' (happy) is an adjective that can naturally describe an expression.

A — '기쁜' (happy) is the correct answer. '기쁜 표정' (happy expression) is a natural and common phrase.

B — '높은' (high) is generally used for height or level, not for an expression.

C — '작은' (small) describes size, not an expression in this context.

D — '먼' (distant) describes physical distance or a distant look, but not a general expression of emotion.

정답: C. 에서

How to solve: The sentence describes an action ('산책합니다' – takes a walk) happening at a specific location ('공원' – park). When an action occurs at a place, the particle '에서' is used.

A — '에' is used for existence or destination, not for an action taking place.

B — '로' indicates direction or means, not the location where an action takes place.

C — '에서' is the correct particle to indicate the location where an action takes place.

D — '와' connects nouns or means 'with', not indicating the location of an action.

정답: A. 봅니다

How to solve: The sentence describes an activity involving '영화' (movies) with friends. The most common and suitable verb to use with '영화' is '보다' (to watch).

A — '봅니다' (watches) is the correct answer. '영화를 보다' (to watch a movie) is the natural expression.

B — '삽니다' (buys) is incorrect as you generally 'watch' movies, not 'buy' them in this context.

C — '듣습니다' (listens) is incorrect as you 'watch' movies, not 'listen' to them.

D — '만듭니다' (makes) is incorrect as '만들다' means to make or create, which is not the common activity with movies for entertainment with friends.