TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [vocabulary] 1–5 (9/13/2026) – olympiacos vs ofi

정답: C. 보고

How to solve: To express the desire to 'watch' a football match, the verb '보다' (to see/watch) is appropriate. In this context, '보고 싶어요' (I want to watch) is the correct fit.

A — '먹고 싶어요' means 'I want to eat', which is irrelevant to watching a game.

B — '읽고 싶어요' means 'I want to read', which is not used for watching a game.

C — '보고 싶어요' means 'I want to watch', which is the correct expression for a sports match.

D — '자고 싶어요' means 'I want to sleep', which is irrelevant to watching a game.

정답: C. 팀

How to solve: Olympiacos is a well-known group of players that compete in sports. The word that describes such a group is '팀' (team).

A — '선수' means 'player', which is a single person, not the group itself.

B — '공' means 'ball', which is an object used in the game, not the entity Olympiacos.

C — '팀' means 'team', which correctly identifies Olympiacos as a famous sports team.

D — '심판' means 'referee', which is an official in the game, not the team.

정답: A. 이겼습니다

How to solve: In a competitive context like a sports match, when one team performs better than another, they 'win'. The verb for 'to win' in Korean is '이기다'. The past tense form is '이겼습니다'.

A — '이겼습니다' is the past tense of '이기다' (to win), which correctly describes the outcome of a victory.

B — '졌습니다' is the past tense of '지다' (to lose), which would mean Olympiacos lost, contradicting the typical successful image of such a team in this context, and is the opposite of winning.

C — '갔습니다' is the past tense of '가다' (to go), which is irrelevant to the match result.

D — '왔습니다' is the past tense of '오다' (to come), which is irrelevant to the match result.

정답: C. 점수

How to solve: When asking about the outcome of a football match, people usually inquire about the 'score'. The Korean word for 'score' is '점수'.

A — '시간' means 'time', which is not what one asks about the result of a match.

B — '장소' means 'place' or 'location', which is not about the match result.

C — '점수' means 'score', which is the correct term to ask about the result of a sports game.

D — '날씨' means 'weather', which is unrelated to the match score.

정답: C. 경기

How to solve: When two sports teams like Olympiacos and OFI are mentioned together in the context of an upcoming event, it refers to a 'game' or 'match'. The Korean word for this is '경기'.

A — '식당' means 'restaurant', which is unrelated to the two teams' event.

B — '수업' means 'class' or 'lecture', which is unrelated to sports teams.

C — '경기' means 'game' or 'match', which is the appropriate term for an event between two sports teams.

D — '선물' means 'gift', which is unrelated to an event between two sports teams.