TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (7/17/2026) – ashley webb maine

정답: A. 학교

How to solve: The sentence '저는 매일 _______에 갑니다' means 'I go to _______ every day.' We need to find a place that people commonly go to every day. '학교' (school) is the most suitable option among the choices for a daily routine.

A — '학교' means 'school'. Going to school every day is a common daily activity, making it the correct answer.

B — '병원' means 'hospital'. People don't usually go to the hospital every day.

C — '시장' means 'market'. While one might go to the market regularly, '학교' fits the context of 'every day' more generally for a student.

D — '은행' means 'bank'. People don't usually go to the bank every day.

정답: B. 좋아해요

How to solve: The sentence '저는 사과를 _______' means 'I _______ apples.' We need a verb that expresses a common relationship one has with apples. '좋아해요' (like) is a very natural fit.

A — '먹어요' means 'eat'. While one can eat apples, '좋아해요' (like) is a more general statement about one's preference for apples.

B — '좋아해요' means 'like'. Expressing a liking for apples is a very common and natural statement, making it the correct answer.

C — '만들어요' means 'make'. One does not typically 'make' apples.

D — '읽어요' means 'read'. One does not 'read' apples.

정답: B. 책

How to solve: The sentence '도서관에서 _______을(를) 빌렸어요' means 'I borrowed a _______ from the library.' We need to identify something that is commonly borrowed from a library.

A — '옷' means 'clothes'. Clothes are not typically borrowed from a library.

B — '책' means 'book'. Books are the primary items borrowed from a library, making it the correct answer.

C — '가방' means 'bag'. Bags are not typically borrowed from a library.

D — '연필' means 'pencil'. Pencils are stationery and not commonly borrowed from a library.

정답: C. 먹고

How to solve: The sentence '배고파서 밥을 _______ 싶어요' means 'I'm hungry, so I want to _______ rice.' When one is hungry, the natural action related to rice is to eat it.

A — '자고' comes from '자다' (to sleep). One does not 'sleep rice'.

B — '보고' comes from '보다' (to see/watch). One does not 'see/watch rice' in this context of hunger.

C — '먹고' comes from '먹다' (to eat). When hungry, one wants to 'eat' rice, making it the correct answer.

D — '놀고' comes from '놀다' (to play/hang out). One does not 'play rice'.

정답: B. 있어요

How to solve: The sentence '가방 안에 연필이 _______' translates to 'There is a pencil in the bag.' We need a verb that indicates existence or presence.

A — '없어요' means 'there isn't/don't have'. This is the opposite of what the English translation indicates.

B — '있어요' means 'there is/have'. This correctly conveys that a pencil exists inside the bag, matching the English translation.

C — '커요' means 'is big'. This describes the size of the pencil, not its existence.

D — '작아요' means 'is small'. This describes the size of the pencil, not its existence.