TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (7/15/2026) – best movies on netflix

정답: C. 추천했습니다

How to solve: The sentence talks about giving a fun movie to a friend. '추천하다' (to recommend) is the most natural verb to use in this context, meaning 'I recommended a fun movie to my friend'.

A — '봤습니다' (watched) means the speaker watched the movie, not that they did something for a friend. While one watches a movie, '보다' doesn't fit the 'give/do something for a friend' structure here for recommending.

B — '골랐습니다' (chose) means the speaker chose a movie. While one chooses a movie, '추천하다' (to recommend) fits better when giving it as a suggestion to a friend.

C — '추천했습니다' (recommended) means the speaker recommended a movie. This is the correct verb when suggesting something good to someone else.

D — '만들었습니다' (made) means the speaker created a movie, which does not fit the context of watching a movie on Netflix.

정답: A. 볼

How to solve: The sentence describes an action related to movies on Netflix. The verb '보다' (to watch) is used for watching movies. The blank requires the future adnominal form.

A — '볼' (will watch) is the future tense modifier form of '보다' (to watch), which is appropriate for movies.

B — '들을' (will listen) is the future tense modifier form of '듣다' (to listen), used for audio, not visual content like movies.

C — '읽을' (will read) is the future tense modifier form of '읽다' (to read), used for books or text.

D — '쓸' (will write/use) is the future tense modifier form of '쓰다' (to write/use), which is not used for watching movies.

정답: B. 인기 있는

How to solve: The question asks about 'the most X movie on Netflix these days'. '인기 있는' (popular) is the most fitting adjective to describe a movie that many people are watching or talking about, often implying it's 'best' in terms of popularity.

A — '어려운' (difficult) describes something challenging to understand or do, not typically used to describe the most sought-after movies.

B — '인기 있는' (popular) means well-liked by many people, which fits the context of asking about the most talked-about or 'best' movie on a platform.

C — '조용한' (quiet) describes a lack of noise or commotion, not suitable for describing a movie's overall appeal or quality in this context.

D — '작은' (small) describes physical size, which is irrelevant to a movie's popularity or quality.

정답: C. 줄거리

How to solve: The sentence states that something about the movie is 'really interesting'. Among the choices, '줄거리' (plot/storyline) is the most common element of a movie that is described as interesting.

A — '배우' (actor/actress) refers to the performers. While an actor's performance can be interesting, '줄거리' refers to the story itself.

B — '감독' (director) refers to the person who directs the movie. A director's style might be interesting, but '줄거리' directly refers to the narrative content.

C — '줄거리' (plot/storyline) refers to the sequence of events in a story, which is often described as interesting or engaging.

D — '시간' (time) refers to duration or a point in time, which is not typically described as 'interesting' in the context of a movie's quality.

정답: C. 고르는

How to solve: The sentence describes the action of a person looking for a movie to watch on Netflix. The verb '고르다' (to choose/select) is appropriate for deciding which movie to watch.

A — '파는' (selling) is the present adnominal form of '팔다' (to sell), which does not make sense in the context of finding a movie to watch for oneself.

B — '사는' (buying) is the present adnominal form of '사다' (to buy), which is for purchasing, not simply choosing to watch a movie on a streaming service one already subscribes to.

C — '고르는' (choosing/selecting) is the present adnominal form of '고르다' (to choose/select). This is the correct action when deciding which movie to watch from available options.

D — '주는' (giving) is the present adnominal form of '주다' (to give), which does not fit the context of a person finding a movie for themselves.