TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘 (빈칸에 알맞은 단어 고르기)] 1–5 (9/9/2026) – alex michelsen

정답: A. 키가 큰

How to solve: The sentence describes Alex Michelsen as a student. We need an adjective to describe the student. '키가 큰' (tall) is an adjective that can describe a person. '책상' (desk), '의자' (chair), and '물' (water) are nouns and do not fit grammatically or semantically.

A — 키가 큰 (tall) is an adjective phrase that describes a person's height, fitting the context of describing a student.

B — 책상 (desk) is a noun and cannot describe a student in this context.

C — 의자 (chair) is a noun and cannot describe a student in this context.

D — 물 (water) is a noun and cannot describe a student in this context.

정답: A. 일어납니다

How to solve: The sentence talks about '매일 아침 일찍' (every morning early). The most natural action to follow this phrase for someone's daily routine is '일어납니다' (wakes up).

A — 일어납니다 (wakes up) is the most suitable verb for '매일 아침 일찍' (every morning early), describing a daily routine.

B — 먹습니다 (eats) could happen in the morning, but '일찍' (early) is more strongly associated with waking up.

C — 잡니다 (sleeps) is the opposite of waking up and doesn't fit '아침 일찍'.

D — 앉습니다 (sits) is a possible action but less fitting for '매일 아침 일찍' than waking up.

정답: A. 좋습니다

How to solve: The sentence describes '기분이' (mood/feeling). We need an adjective that can describe a mood. '좋습니다' (good) is a common way to describe a good mood. '아픕니다' (is sick/hurts) describes a physical state, not typically '기분'. '큽니다' (is big) and '많습니다' (is many/much) do not describe a mood.

A — 좋습니다 (is good) is the correct adjective to describe a '기분' (mood) as being very good.

B — 아픕니다 (is sick/hurts) describes a physical condition, not a mood.

C — 큽니다 (is big) describes size, not mood.

D — 많습니다 (is many/much) describes quantity, not mood.

정답: A. 도서관

How to solve: The sentence states that Alex Michelsen '책을 읽습니다' (reads a book) and uses the particle '에서' (at/in), which indicates a place. We need a place where one typically reads books. '도서관' (library) is the most appropriate place.

A — 도서관 (library) is a place where people typically read books, making it the correct answer with '에서' particle.

B — 음식 (food) is a noun for an item, not a place.

C — 돈 (money) is a noun for an item, not a place.

D — 전화 (phone) is a noun for an item, not a place.

정답: A. 만납니다

How to solve: The sentence describes an action '주말에 친구들과' (with friends on the weekend). The most common and natural action to do 'with friends' is '만납니다' (meets). While other actions are possible, meeting is the most direct fit.

A — 만납니다 (meets) is the most common and appropriate verb when doing something '친구들과' (with friends).

B — 잡니다 (sleeps) is usually done alone and doesn't fit well with '친구들과'.

C — 일합니다 (works) is typically not done 'with friends' as a primary activity on the weekend in this context.

D — 공부합니다 (studies) can be done with friends, but '만납니다' (meets) is a more general and fundamental social interaction for '친구들과'.