TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (4/13/2026) – stefan vaaks

정답: B. 회사원

How to solve: The sentence states '그는 회사에서 일합니다' (He works at a company). The blank needs a profession related to working at a company. '회사원' (office worker) is the most suitable choice.

A — 학생 (student) does not fit with 'works at a company'.

B — 회사원 (office worker) perfectly matches the description 'works at a company'.

C — 선생님 (teacher) usually works at a school, not a company.

D — 의사 (doctor) works at a hospital, not a company.

정답: C. 운동

How to solve: The sentence describes an activity done with friends on the weekend. Among the options, '운동' (exercise/sports) is a common activity done with friends.

A — 책 (book) is an object, not an activity that fits '합니다'. (e.g., 책을 읽습니다 – reads a book).

B — 공부 (study) is an activity, but '공부를 합니다' (studies) is more common. While possible, '운동을 합니다' (does exercise) is a very common phrase for weekend activities.

C — 운동 (exercise/sports) is a suitable noun to combine with '하다' (to do) to form an activity (운동을 합니다 – exercises). This is a common weekend activity.

D — 학교 (school) is a place, not an activity.

정답: C. 카페

How to solve: The sentence indicates a place where Stefan Vaaks drinks coffee every morning. '카페' (cafe) is the most natural place to drink coffee.

A — 학교 (school) is generally for studying or teaching, not typically for drinking coffee every morning in a casual sense.

B — 도서관 (library) is for reading or studying quietly, not typically for drinking coffee.

C — 카페 (cafe) is a place specifically for drinking coffee and other beverages, making it the most appropriate choice.

D — 공원 (park) is an outdoor space, suitable for walking or relaxing, but not the primary place to 'drink coffee' in this context, although one might drink coffee bought elsewhere there.

정답: B. 좋습니다

How to solve: The reason given is '좋은 소식을 들었기 때문입니다' (because he heard good news). Hearing good news typically results in a good feeling. Therefore, the blank should describe a positive feeling.

A — 나쁩니다 (bad) is the opposite of how one would feel after hearing good news.

B — 좋습니다 (good) is the correct adjective to describe a positive mood after hearing good news.

C — 아픕니다 (sick/hurt) describes physical discomfort, not a mood related to news.

D — 피곤합니다 (tired) describes a state of fatigue, not a mood related to good news.

정답: D. 매일

How to solve: The sentence describes a regular habit ('8시에 일어납니다' – wakes up at 8 o'clock). Among the given options, '매일' (every day) is the most suitable adverb to express a daily routine.

A — 오늘 (today) indicates a specific day, not a regular habit.

B — 지금 (now) indicates the present moment, not a habitual action.

C — 내일 (tomorrow) indicates a future specific day, not a regular habit.

D — 매일 (every day) is an adverb indicating regularity or daily occurrence, which fits the description of waking up at 8 o'clock as a habit.