TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [vocabulary] 1–5 (4/16/2026) – is claude down

정답: B. 멈췄습니다

How to solve: The sentence '지금은 사용할 수 없어요' (I cannot use it now) indicates that the system is not working. '멈췄습니다' (stopped) is the most suitable word for a system that has ceased operation.

A — '켜졌습니다' means it turned on. This contradicts the system being unusable.

B — '멈췄습니다' means it stopped. This perfectly fits the context of a system that cannot be used.

C — '연결됩니다' means it is connected. This does not explain why the system is unusable.

D — '작동합니다' means it is working. This contradicts the system being unusable.

정답: B. 문제

How to solve: The phrase '응답이 없어요' (there's no response) implies that something is wrong with the service. Therefore, '문제' (problem) is the most appropriate word to ask if there is an issue.

A — '시간' means time. It is irrelevant to the service not responding.

B — '문제' means problem or issue. This fits the context of no response from the service.

C — '계획' means plan. It is not related to the current operational state of the service.

D — '방법' means method. It is not related to the service not responding.

정답: C. 상태

How to solve: The question '잘 되고 있나요?' (Is it working well?) asks about the current condition or state of the service. '상태' (status/condition) is the correct word.

A — '이름' means name. Not relevant to whether the service is working.

B — '가격' means price. Not relevant to whether the service is working.

C — '상태' means status or condition. This perfectly fits asking if a service is operating well.

D — '색깔' means color. Not relevant to whether the service is working.

정답: A. 불가능합니다

How to solve: The phrase '다시 시도해 주세요' (Please try again) suggests that the current attempt to connect was unsuccessful. Therefore, '불가능합니다' (it is impossible/unavailable) is the correct word.

A — '불가능합니다' means it is impossible or unavailable. This aligns with needing to try again.

B — '가능합니다' means it is possible. This contradicts the instruction to try again.

C — '재미있습니다' means it is interesting. Not relevant to connection status.

D — '쉽습니다' means it is easy. Not relevant to connection status.

정답: B. 확인해

How to solve: The sentence expresses the need to 'check' or 'verify' if the service is working properly. '확인하다' (to check/confirm) is the appropriate verb for this context.

A — '찾아' (from 찾다) means to find or look for. It's not the primary action for verifying service status.

B — '확인해' (from 확인하다) means to check or confirm. This is perfect for verifying the operational status of a service.

C — '물어' (from 묻다) means to ask. While one might ask someone, the action of directly checking the service itself is '확인하다'.

D — '대답해' (from 대답하다) means to answer. This is an outcome, not the action of checking.