TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [vocabulary] 1–5 (11/1/2026) – premier sports

정답: B. 경기

How to solve: The sentence describes something related to soccer that was fun. '경기' means 'game' or 'match', which fits perfectly in this context as a fun event.

A — '선수' means 'player'. A player itself cannot be 'fun' in the same way a game is. So it's incorrect.

B — '경기' means 'game' or 'match'. A soccer match can indeed be very fun, making this the correct choice.

C — '팀' means 'team'. While a team plays, the team itself isn't what is described as fun in this sentence structure. So it's incorrect.

D — '훈련' means 'training'. Training is usually hard work, not typically described as 'fun' in this simple context. So it's incorrect.

정답: C. 선수

How to solve: The sentence talks about someone in a team who practices hard every day. '선수' means 'player', which is the most suitable word for a person who practices for a team.

A — '관중' means 'spectator'. Spectators watch games; they don't usually practice for the team. So it's incorrect.

B — '응원' means 'cheering' or 'support'. It's an action or noun referring to support, not a person who practices. So it's incorrect.

C — '선수' means 'player'. Players are the ones who practice hard for their team, making this the correct choice.

D — '시합' means 'match' or 'game'. A match cannot practice. So it's incorrect.

정답: C. 응원합니다

How to solve: The sentence describes what many people do for a baseball team. '응원하다' means 'to cheer for', which is a common action by fans towards a sports team.

A — '패배합니다' means 'loses' or 'is defeated'. People don't 'lose' a team; the team loses a game. So it's incorrect.

B — '우승합니다' means 'wins a championship'. People don't 'win' a team; a team wins a championship. So it's incorrect.

C — '응원합니다' means 'cheers for'. Many people cheer for a baseball team, making this the correct choice.

D — '득점합니다' means 'scores points'. People don't 'score' a team; players score points. So it's incorrect.

정답: B. 우승

How to solve: The sentence expresses excitement because the team finally achieved something significant in the league. '우승하다' means 'to win a championship', which is a major achievement for a sports team.

A — '훈련' means 'training'. A team does training, but it's not the outcome of winning a league. So it's incorrect.

B — '우승' means 'championship' or 'victory'. To '우승하다' means 'to win a championship', which perfectly fits the context of a team winning a league. This is the correct choice.

C — '관중' means 'spectator'. This noun doesn't fit the verb structure '___했어요'. So it's incorrect.

D — '종목' means 'event' or 'sport type'. This noun doesn't fit the verb structure '___했어요'. So it's incorrect.

정답: C. 경기장

How to solve: The sentence describes going somewhere related to soccer with friends on the weekend. '경기장' means 'stadium', which is the place people go to watch soccer games.

A — '골' means 'goal'. One doesn't go 'to a goal' in this context. So it's incorrect.

B — '시합' means 'match' or 'game'. While one can go 'to a match' ('시합을 보러 가다' – to go to watch a match), '시합에 가다' as going to the event itself is less natural when referring to the physical venue than '경기장에 가다'. So it's less suitable.

C — '경기장' means 'stadium'. Going 'to the stadium' ('경기장에 가다') is a natural and common expression for visiting the venue of a sports event. This is the correct choice.

D — '득점' means 'scoring' or 'points scored'. One doesn't go 'to scoring'. So it's incorrect.