TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (11/11/2025) – joe brady

정답: B. 코치

How to solve: The question asks for Joe Brady's profession ('직업'). Joe Brady is a famous American football coach. The Korean word for 'coach' is '코치'. Therefore, the correct answer is B.

A — '의사' means 'doctor'. Joe Brady is not a doctor.

B — '코치' means 'coach'. This is Joe Brady's profession.

C — '가수' means 'singer'. Joe Brady is not a singer.

D — '배우' means 'actor'. Joe Brady is not an actor.

정답: D. 미식축구

How to solve: The question asks what sport ('무슨 운동') Joe Brady teaches ('가르칩니까'). He is an American football coach. The Korean term for 'American football' is '미식축구'.

A — '농구' means 'basketball'.

B — '야구' means 'baseball'.

C — '축구' means 'soccer'.

D — '미식축구' means 'American football', which is the correct sport.

정답: C. 가르칩니다

How to solve: The sentence needs a verb that describes what Joe Brady does to the players ('선수들'). As a coach, he teaches or trains them. The verb '가르칩니다' means 'teaches'.

A — '먹습니다' means 'eats'. This does not fit the context.

B — '읽습니다' means 'reads'. This does not fit the context.

C — '가르칩니다' means 'teaches'. A coach teaches players.

D — '만듭니다' means 'makes'. This does not fit the context.

정답: D. 경기장

How to solve: The question asks where ('어디에서') Joe Brady usually works ('일합니까'). As a football coach, he works at a stadium or on a field. The Korean word for 'stadium/field' is '경기장'.

A — '병원' means 'hospital'.

B — '학교' means 'school'. While some coaches work at schools, a professional coach's main workplace is the stadium.

C — '식당' means 'restaurant'.

D — '경기장' means 'stadium/field', which is the correct workplace for a coach.

정답: C. 공

How to solve: The question asks for a word ('단어') that is related ('관계있는') to Joe Brady's job ('직업'). His job is a football coach. Football is a sport played with a ball. The Korean word for 'ball' is '공'.

A — '음식' means 'food'. This is not directly related to his job.

B — '컴퓨터' means 'computer'. While coaches use them, it's not as fundamental as a ball.

C — '공' means 'ball'. The sport he coaches requires a ball.

D — '의자' means 'chair'. This is not directly related to his job.