TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (2/2/2026) – tyla

정답: A. 커피

How to solve: The sentence '타일라는 매일 아침 __________ 마신다.' translates to 'Tyla drinks __________ every morning.' We need to find a noun that is commonly 'drunk'.

A — '커피' (coffee) is something people drink, making it a suitable word to fill the blank. It fits naturally with '마신다' (drinks).

B — '책' (book) is read, not drunk.

C — '노래' (song) is sung or listened to, not drunk.

D — '컴퓨터' (computer) is used, not drunk.

정답: B. 산책

How to solve: The sentence '타일라는 주말에 공원에서 __________ 했다.' means 'Tyla __________ in the park on the weekend.' We need a verb that describes an activity commonly done in a park.

A — '숙제' (homework) is typically done at home or school, not primarily in a park.

B — '산책' (a walk/stroll) is a common activity to do in a park, fitting the context perfectly.

C — '요리' (cooking) is usually done in a kitchen, not in a park.

D — '청소' (cleaning) is a chore done indoors or around a property, not a typical activity for enjoyment in a public park.

정답: B. 조용한

How to solve: The sentence '타일라는 __________ 음악을 듣는 것을 좋아한다.' means 'Tyla likes listening to __________ music.' We need an adjective that describes a common characteristic of music people enjoy.

A — '시끄러운' (noisy/loud) can describe music, but 'liking noisy music' is a specific preference; '조용한' is a more common positive descriptor for relaxing music.

B — '조용한' (quiet/calm) describes music that many people enjoy for relaxation, making it a natural choice for someone who 'likes listening to music'.

C — '어려운' (difficult) is not a typical characteristic someone would 'like' in music when listening for enjoyment.

D — '재미없는' (boring) is a negative descriptor, and people generally do not 'like listening to boring music'.

정답: A. 인사

How to solve: The sentence '타일라에게 __________ 좀 해주세요.' translates to 'Please __________ Tyla.' We are looking for a common action requested to be done 'to' or 'for' someone.

A — '인사' (greeting/bow) combined with '해주세요' (please do) forms '인사 좀 해주세요' (Please say hello/give greetings), which is a very common and natural request.

B — '숙제' (homework) is done by someone, not 'to' someone directly in this context.

C — '공부' (study) is an activity someone does, not something directly done 'to' or 'for' Tyla in this phrase.

D — '식사' (meal/eating) is something one eats, or '식사하다' (to eat a meal). One does not 'do a meal' to Tyla in this structure.

정답: B. 읽어요

How to solve: The sentence '타일라는 도서관에서 책을 __________.' means 'Tyla __________ a book in the library.' We need a verb that describes what one typically does with a book in a library.

A — '먹어요' (eats) is incorrect. One does not eat a book.

B — '읽어요' (reads) is the most appropriate action for a book in a library. It perfectly fits the context.

C — '자요' (sleeps) is incorrect. While one might sleep in a library, it's not what one does 'with a book'.

D — '사요' (buys) is incorrect. Books are typically borrowed or read in a library, not bought there.