TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (8/21/2026) – sutter muzzatti

정답: C. 이름

How to solve: The question asks what "Sutter Muzzatti" is. Since it is a proper noun, it refers to a name.

A — 음식 (food) – Incorrect. "Sutter Muzzatti" is not food.

B — 장소 (place) – Incorrect. "Sutter Muzzatti" is not a place.

C — 이름 (name) – Correct. "Sutter Muzzatti" is a name.

D — 물건 (object) – Incorrect. "Sutter Muzzatti" is not an object.

정답: A. 갑니다

How to solve: The sentence talks about Mr. Sutter Muzzatti going to school. The most appropriate verb for "to school" (학교에) is "goes" (갑니다).

A — 갑니다 (goes) – Correct. It fits with "학교에" (to school).

B — 읽습니다 (reads) – Incorrect. One reads *at* school, but "학교에 읽습니다" doesn't make sense as a direct action towards school.

C — 먹습니다 (eats) – Incorrect. One eats *at* school, but not "to school".

D — 잡니다 (sleeps) – Incorrect. One sleeps *at* school, but not "to school".

정답: A. 잘해요

How to solve: The sentence implies a skill related to Korean. "잘해요" (does well) is the most suitable verb to describe someone's proficiency in a language. The other options are adjectives describing cost, ease, or interestingness, which don't fit directly with "한국어를".

A — 잘해요 (does well/is good at) – Correct. "한국어를 잘해요" means "is good at Korean".

B — 비싸요 (is expensive) – Incorrect. "한국어를 비싸요" does not make sense.

C — 쉬워요 (is easy) – Incorrect. "한국어는 쉬워요" (Korean is easy) would make sense, but not "한국어를 쉬워요".

D — 재미있어요 (is interesting) – Incorrect. "한국어는 재미있어요" (Korean is interesting) would make sense, but not "한국어를 재미있어요".

정답: A. 공부해요

How to solve: The sentence describes an activity Mr. Sutter Muzzatti does in the morning. "공부해요" (studies) is a common morning activity for people. The other options are adjectives describing conditions or feelings, which do not fit as actions.

A — 공부해요 (studies) – Correct. "아침에 공부해요" (studies in the morning) is a natural phrase.

B — 아파요 (is sick/hurts) – Incorrect. While one can be sick in the morning, "아침에 아파요" describes a state, not an action typically filled in such a blank for a general action.

C — 예뻐요 (is pretty) – Incorrect. This is an adjective and does not fit as an action performed in the morning.

D — 좋아요 (is good/likes) – Incorrect. This is an adjective/verb. "아침에 좋아요" (it's good in the morning) could make sense in some contexts, but "공부해요" is a more direct action word suitable for this type of question.

정답: B. 친절한

How to solve: The sentence describes Mr. Sutter Muzzatti as a type of person. "친절한" (kind/friendly) is an adjective that can directly modify "사람" (person) to describe a characteristic. "바빠요" (is busy) would be "바쁜 사람". "높아요" (is high) and "맛있어요" (is delicious) are not typically used to describe a person's character in this manner.

A — 바빠요 (is busy) – Incorrect form. To modify "사람", it should be "바쁜 사람".

B — 친절한 (kind/friendly) – Correct. "친절한 사람" means "a kind person".

C — 높아요 (is high/tall) – Incorrect. While one can be tall ("키가 높아요" – height is high, or "키가 커요"), "높은 사람" usually implies high status, not physical height in a general description. More importantly, it's not the correct adjective form.

D — 맛있어요 (is delicious) – Incorrect. This adjective describes food, not a person.