TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (5/9/2026) – cohutta ga

정답: B. 산

How to solve: The word "아름다운" (beautiful) describes a scenic feature. Among the options, "산" (mountain) is the most fitting natural element in a town often described as beautiful.

A — "학교" (school) is not typically described as "beautiful" in the context of a town's natural scenery.

B — "산" (mountain) perfectly fits with "아름다운" to describe a scenic part of a town.

C — "책" (book) is an object, not a geographical feature of a town.

D — "의자" (chair) is an object, not a geographical feature of a town.

정답: C. 산책

How to solve: The place "공원" (park) is commonly associated with "산책" (walking/strolling) as a leisure activity.

A — "공부" (study) is usually done at home or in a library, not typically in a park as a main leisure activity.

B — "청소" (clean) is not a typical activity for friends together in a park.

C — "산책" (walk/stroll) is a very common and appropriate activity to do with a friend in a park.

D — "요리" (cook) is not a typical activity in a park, although a picnic might involve food, "요리" itself is less common than "산책".

정답: B. 조용

How to solve: The phrase "사람이 적어서" (because there are few people) logically implies that the place is "quiet". "조용하다" (to be quiet) is the appropriate descriptive verb.

A — "시끄럽" (noisy) is the opposite of what would result from "few people".

B — "조용" (quiet) directly corresponds to a situation where "there are few people".

C — "바쁘" (busy) usually implies many people or activities, which contradicts "few people".

D — "어렵" (difficult) is unrelated to the number of people or the atmosphere of a place.

정답: A. 놀러

How to solve: When going to one's hometown for "휴가" (vacation), the purpose is typically "to visit for fun" or leisure. "놀러" is the correct expression for this purpose.

A — "놀러" (to play/visit for fun) is the most natural and common way to express visiting a place like a hometown for vacation or leisure.

B — "만들러" (to make) implies a specific creation purpose, which is not typical for a vacation visit to a hometown.

C — "먹으러" (to eat) could be part of the activities, but "놀러" encompasses the general purpose better.

D — "읽으러" (to read) implies a specific reading purpose, not a general vacation purpose.

정답: A. 깨끗한

How to solve: The fact that "물고기가 많이 살아요" (many fish live there) indicates that the water quality must be good. "깨끗한" (clean) is the appropriate descriptive adjective.

A — "깨끗한" (clean) water is essential for fish to thrive, making this the correct answer.

B — "더러운" (dirty) water would not support many fish.

C — "높은" (high) describes height, not water quality.

D — "짧은" (short) describes length, not water quality.