TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (8/30/2026) – sevilla – atlético madrid

정답: B. 경기

How to solve: The sentence is about two football teams, Sevilla and Atlético Madrid, and something that will start soon. '축구' means football. We need a word that fits 'football _____' and describes an event. '경기' (match/game) is the most suitable word.

A — '노래' means song. This does not fit the context of football teams starting something.

B — '경기' means match or game. This perfectly fits the context of a football match between two teams.

C — '책' means book. This is unrelated to a football event.

D — '그림' means picture/drawing. This is unrelated to a football event.

정답: C. 응원하고

How to solve: The sentence states that many fans came to the stadium for their favorite team. Fans typically come to a stadium to 'cheer for' their team. We need a verb in the '-고' form that means 'to cheer for'.

A — '보고' (from 보다) means seeing or watching. While fans watch, '응원하다' is more specific to their action.

B — '사고' (from 사다) means buying. Fans don't come to 'buy' their team.

C — '응원하고' (from 응원하다) means cheering for. This is the primary action of fans at a game.

D — '자고' (from 자다) means sleeping. This is not what fans do at a stadium during a game.

정답: B. 팀

How to solve: Atlético Madrid is a well-known entity in Spain. Given it's mentioned with football, it must be a 'team'. We need a noun that describes Atlético Madrid in this context.

A — '가게' means shop/store. Atlético Madrid is not a shop.

B — '팀' means team. Atlético Madrid is a famous football team.

C — '산' means mountain. This is irrelevant.

D — '강' means river. This is irrelevant.

정답: D. 선수

How to solve: The sentence talks about Sevilla and people who practiced hard to prepare for a game. In sports, those who play and practice are 'players'. We need a noun for 'players'.

A — '요리사' means chef. Chefs don't usually practice for football games.

B — '교수님' means professor. Professors don't usually practice for football games.

C — '학생' means student. While students can play, in the context of a professional team like Sevilla, the term is '선수'.

D — '선수' means player. This is the correct term for people who play for a sports team.

정답: D. 결과

How to solve: The sentence describes a score (2-1) and a winner (Atlético Madrid). This information constitutes the 'result' of the match. We need a noun meaning 'result'.

A — '날씨' means weather. The weather is not 2-1 or a victory.

B — '순서' means order. The order is not a score or a victory.

C — '시간' means time. The time is not a score or a victory.

D — '결과' means result. This perfectly describes the score and the winner of the match.