TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (9/20/2026) – unc football score

정답: B. 경기

How to solve: The sentence describes something related to football being very interesting. '경기' means 'game' or 'match,' which fits naturally with 'football' and 'interesting.' '점수' (score), '숫자' (number), and '시간' (time) do not fit as well in this context.

A — '점수' means 'score.' While a score can be interesting, the entire 'game' (경기) is more broadly described as interesting.

B — '경기' means 'game' or 'match.' '축구 경기' (football game) is a common phrase and fits the context perfectly, implying the event itself was interesting.

C — '숫자' means 'number.' This does not fit the context of a football event being interesting.

D — '시간' means 'time.' This does not fit the context of a football event being interesting.

정답: C. 시합

How to solve: The sentence indicates that 'our team won' and the speaker 'was happy.' Teams win in a 'match' or 'game.' '시합' means 'match' or 'game,' which is the most suitable word here.

A — '점수' means 'score.' You don't 'win in a score'; you win by getting a higher score in a match.

B — '연습' means 'practice.' Teams practice, but they don't 'win in practice' in the sense of a competitive victory.

C — '시합' means 'match' or 'game.' This is where a team competes and wins, making it the correct choice.

D — '선수' means 'player.' You don't 'win in a player.'

정답: C. 점수

How to solve: After a game ends, people typically check the outcome to see who won or lost. The 'score' is the most direct representation of the outcome of a game.

A — '시간' means 'time.' While you might check the current time, 'checking the time' after a game doesn't directly relate to the game's result.

B — '장소' means 'place.' The place where the game was held is usually known beforehand and isn't typically 'checked' after the game in this context.

C — '점수' means 'score.' After a game, checking the score is a natural action to learn the result of the competition.

D — '방법' means 'method' or 'way.' This does not fit the context of what one checks after a game.

정답: B. 결과

How to solve: The sentence states that one must 'try to get something good.' In the context of a competition or any effort, what one strives to achieve is a 'good result.'

A — '날씨' means 'weather.' One cannot 'get good weather' through effort in this sense.

B — '결과' means 'result.' Striving for a 'good result' (좋은 결과) is a common expression and makes perfect sense in the context of effort and competition.

C — '음식' means 'food.' One strives for good food, but 'getting a good food' is less natural in the general context of effort compared to 'result.'

D — '계획' means 'plan.' One makes a good plan, but doesn't 'get a good plan' in the same way as achieving a result.

정답: C. 선수

How to solve: The sentence states that 'this person plays basketball very well.' The most appropriate term for someone who plays a sport professionally or very skillfully is a 'player.'

A — '교실' means 'classroom.' A classroom does not play basketball.

B — '학생' means 'student.' While a student might play basketball well, '선수' (player) is a more specific and fitting term for someone who 'plays very well,' implying expertise.

C — '선수' means 'player' or 'athlete.' This term perfectly describes someone who excels at playing a sport like basketball.

D — '운동' means 'exercise' or 'sport.' 'This sport plays basketball very well' makes no sense.