TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (7/29/2026) – cal raleigh

정답: B. 공원

How to solve: The sentence describes reading a book with a friend. Among the choices, a park (공원) is the most natural and common place to read a book in a relaxed setting.

A — 학교 (school) – While you can read at school, a park fits the relaxed context better for reading with a friend.

B — 공원 (park) – This is the most suitable place for leisure reading with a friend.

C — 병원 (hospital) – Not a typical place for leisurely reading.

D — 은행 (bank) – Not a place for reading a book.

정답: A. 갑니다

How to solve: The sentence indicates movement towards 'Raleigh' (로 means 'to/towards'). The verb 'to go' (가다) is the most appropriate verb to complete this sentence.

A — 갑니다 (go) – Correct. 'Raleigh로 갑니다' means 'I go to Raleigh'.

B — 먹습니다 (eat) – Does not fit with the preposition '로' indicating direction to a place.

C — 마십니다 (drink) – Does not fit with the preposition '로'.

D — 읽습니다 (read) – Does not fit with the preposition '로'.

정답: B. 큽니다

How to solve: The sentence describes Raleigh as a city. '정말' means 'really'. The most common adjectives to describe the size of a city are 'big' or 'small'. As Raleigh is a notable city, 'big' (큽니다) is a fitting description.

A — 작습니다 (small) – While possible, Raleigh is a significant city and often described as 'big'.

B — 큽니다 (big) – Correct. '큰 도시' (big city) is a common and appropriate expression.

C — 많습니다 (many/much) – This describes quantity (e.g., '사람이 많습니다' – there are many people), not the inherent characteristic of the city itself.

D — 어렵습니다 (difficult) – This describes difficulty, not a typical descriptor for the size or nature of a city in this context.

정답: B. 가방

How to solve: The sentence asks what is needed 'when traveling' (여행할 때). A bag (가방) is essential for carrying personal belongings during any trip.

A — 연필 (pencil) – Not an essential item for travel.

B — 가방 (bag) – Correct. A bag is fundamentally necessary to carry clothes and other items when traveling.

C — 시계 (watch) – Can be useful, but not as fundamentally 'needed' as a bag for travel.

D — 의자 (chair) – Not typically an item one needs to carry or is essential for the act of traveling itself.

정답: A. 합니다

How to solve: '쇼핑을 하다' is a very common idiomatic phrase in Korean, meaning 'to do shopping' or 'to shop'. The verb '하다' (to do) is the correct fit here.

A — 합니다 (do) – Correct. '쇼핑을 하다' is the standard phrase for shopping.

B — 봅니다 (see/watch) – You can 'watch' a movie ('영화를 보다'), but not 'watch shopping'.

C — 듣습니다 (listen) – You can 'listen' to music ('음악을 듣다'), but not 'listen shopping'.

D — 잡니다 (sleep) – 'Sleep shopping' does not make sense in this context.