TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [vocabulary] 1–5 (7/18/2026) – besiktas

정답: A. 좋아해요

How to solve: The sentence expresses a strong preference for Korean food, especially bibimbap. '좋아해요' (like) is the most appropriate verb to describe this feeling. The other options do not fit the context.

A — '좋아해요' means 'to like'. It fits perfectly as the speaker likes Korean food.

B — '만나요' means 'to meet'. It doesn't make sense in the context of food.

C — '가요' means 'to go'. It doesn't make sense in the context of food.

D — '먹어요' means 'to eat'. While you eat food, the sentence expresses a general liking, and '좋아해요' is more suitable before mentioning a specific dish.

정답: A. 없어요

How to solve: The question asks for the antonym (반대말) of '있다' (to be, to exist, to have) implied by the initial statement '책이 있어요' (there is a book). The opposite of '있어요' is '없어요' (there is not, to not exist, to not have).

A — '없어요' means 'to not exist' or 'to not have'. It is the antonym of '있어요'.

B — '많아요' means 'many' or 'much'. It is not the antonym of '있어요'.

C — '커요' means 'big'. It is not the antonym of '있어요'.

D — '좋아요' means 'good' or 'to like'. It is not the antonym of '있어요'.

정답: B. 사과

How to solve: The sentence asks what to eat for dinner, contrasting it with '김치찌개' (kimchi stew), which is a food item. Therefore, the blank should also be a food item. '사과' (apple) is a food, while the others are not.

A — '공부' means 'study'. It is not a food item.

B — '사과' means 'apple' (or apology). In the context of eating, 'apple' is appropriate.

C — '운동' means 'exercise'. It is not a food item.

D — '책' means 'book'. It is not a food item.

정답: A. 우산

How to solve: The first part of the sentence states that it's raining outside ('밖에 비가 와요'). To protect oneself from rain, an umbrella is needed. So, '우산' (umbrella) is the correct item to '꼭 가지고 나가세요' (definitely take with you).

A — '우산' means 'umbrella'. It is essential when it rains.

B — '신발' means 'shoes'. While you wear shoes to go out, it's not specifically related to rain in this context.

C — '가방' means 'bag'. It's not specifically related to rain.

D — '연필' means 'pencil'. It's irrelevant to rain.

정답: A. 많이

How to solve: The second part of the sentence states '자리가 부족해요' (there aren't enough seats), which implies that there are a lot of students. '많이' (many/a lot) is the appropriate adverb to describe the number of students.

A — '많이' means 'a lot' or 'many'. It fits the context that there are so many students that there aren't enough seats.

B — '조용히' means 'quietly'. It describes an action, not a quantity.

C — '천천히' means 'slowly'. It describes an action, not a quantity.

D — '재미있게' means 'funnily' or 'interestingly'. It describes a manner, not a quantity.