TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘 (Vocabulary)] 1–5 (7/18/2026) – cal raleigh

정답: B. 학교

How to solve: The sentence '한국어를 공부합니다' (I study Korean) indicates the purpose of going to a place. Among the choices, '학교' (school) is the most appropriate place for studying.

A — '회사' (company) is a place for work, not typically for studying Korean in this context.

B — '학교' (school) is a place where people study, which fits the context of '한국어를 공부합니다'.

C — '시장' (market) is a place for shopping.

D — '병원' (hospital) is a place for receiving medical treatment.

정답: C. 먹고 싶어요

How to solve: The first part '배가 고파요' means 'I am hungry'. When one is hungry, they want to 'eat' (먹다) bread. Therefore, '먹고 싶어요' (I want to eat) is the correct choice.

A — '마시고 싶어요' means 'I want to drink'. Bread is eaten, not drunk.

B — '보고 싶어요' means 'I want to see/miss'. This does not fit the context of hunger and bread.

C — '먹고 싶어요' means 'I want to eat'. This is the correct verb for eating bread when hungry.

D — '읽고 싶어요' means 'I want to read'. Bread is not something one reads.

정답: B. 좋아요

How to solve: The second part of the sentence '기분이 좋아요' (I feel good) indicates that the weather must be pleasant. Therefore, '좋아요' (good/nice) is the most suitable adjective to describe the weather.

A — '추워요' means 'It's cold'. If it's cold, one usually doesn't feel good (기분이 좋아요) unless it's an expected or desired cold.

B — '좋아요' means 'It's good/nice'. Good weather makes one feel good, fitting the context.

C — '바빠요' means 'It's busy'. This adjective describes a person's state, not the weather.

D — '비싸요' means 'It's expensive'. This adjective describes the price of an item, not the weather.

정답: B. 커요

How to solve: The second sentence '작은 사이즈를 살 거예요' (I will buy a smaller size) implies that the current clothes are too big. Therefore, '커요' (is big) is the appropriate word.

A — '예뻐요' means 'It's pretty'. If it's pretty, you wouldn't necessarily buy a smaller size; you'd buy it if it fit.

B — '커요' means 'It's big'. If the clothes are too big, you would buy a smaller size, which fits the context.

C — '좋아요' means 'It's good'. This doesn't explain why a smaller size is needed.

D — '싸요' means 'It's cheap'. Price is not related to needing a smaller size.

정답: A. 봐요

How to solve: The activity '영화를' (movies) is naturally paired with the verb '보다' (to see/watch). Therefore, '봐요' (watch) is the correct choice to complete the sentence about watching movies with a friend on the weekend.

A — '봐요' means 'watch'. Watching movies is a common weekend activity with friends, fitting the context perfectly.

B — '읽어요' means 'read'. You read a book, not a movie.

C — '자요' means 'sleep'. You don't 'sleep' movies with friends.

D — '걸어요' means 'walk' or 'hang'. This verb doesn't fit with '영화'.