TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (8/1/2026) – blueberry

정답: C. 이로운

How to solve: The sentence states that blueberries are especially good for eye health. Therefore, a word meaning 'beneficial' or 'advantageous' would fit the blank.

A — 흔한' means common. While blueberries can be common, it doesn't directly relate to 'good for eye health'.

B — 달콤한' means sweet. Blueberries are often sweet, but this doesn't capture the health benefit mentioned.

C — 이로운' means beneficial or advantageous. This aligns perfectly with '눈 건강에 좋다고 합니다' (said to be good for eye health).

D — 비싼' means expensive. The price of blueberries is not mentioned and is not the primary characteristic being described here.

정답: B. 과일

How to solve: Blueberries are a type of fruit. The question asks for the most related word.

A — 채소' means vegetable. Blueberries are not vegetables.

B — 과일' means fruit. Blueberries are classified as a fruit.

C — 곡물' means grain. Blueberries are not grains.

D — 해산물' means seafood. Blueberries are not seafood.

정답: C. 간식으로

How to solve: Blueberries are small, sweet fruits often eaten between meals or as a light treat. '간식' means snack.

A — 밥으로' means as rice. Blueberries are not eaten as a main rice dish.

B — 반찬으로' means as a side dish. While they might be part of a dessert or salad, they aren't typically a traditional Korean side dish.

C — 간식으로' means as a snack. Blueberries are commonly eaten fresh as a healthy snack.

D — 국으로' means as soup. Blueberries are not used to make soup.

정답: A. 따서

How to solve: To make jam from fresh blueberries, you first need to pick them from the plant. '따다' means to pick (fruit, flowers).

A — 따서' means 'picking (fruit) and then'. This is the correct action before making jam from fresh fruit.

B — 심어서' means 'planting and then'. You plant blueberries to grow them, not immediately before making jam from existing fresh fruit.

C — 키워서' means 'growing/raising and then'. This is a broader term for cultivation, but '따서' is more specific for preparing fruit for use.

D — 팔아서' means 'selling and then'. Selling blueberries does not lead to making jam from them yourself.

정답: B. 좋은

How to solve: The stem says blueberries are rich in vitamins, which implies they are beneficial for the body. '좋은' means good.

A — 맛없는' means tasteless. The stem mentions vitamins, implying health benefits, not taste.

B — 좋은' means good. '몸에 좋은' (good for the body) fits perfectly with '비타민이 풍부하여' (rich in vitamins).

C — 뜨거운' means hot. This is irrelevant to the properties of blueberries or vitamins.

D — 딱딱한' means hard. This describes texture, not the health benefits from vitamins.