TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (9/20/2025) – lecce vs cagliari

정답: A. 경기

How to solve: The sentence describes two teams, Lecce and Cagliari, playing soccer. The noun that means 'game' or 'match' is needed. '경기' means 'match'.

A — '경기' (gyeonggi) means 'match' or 'game', which is the correct context for a soccer event.

B — '공부' (gongbu) means 'study'. This is unrelated to a sports event.

C — '숙제' (sukje) means 'homework'. This is related to school, not a professional soccer match.

D — '식사' (siksa) means 'meal'. This is about eating, not playing a sport.

정답: B. 선수

How to solve: The sentence talks about someone kicking a ball on a sports field ('경기장'). The word for a person who plays sports is '선수' (player).

A — '의사' (uisa) means 'doctor'. Doctors work in hospitals.

B — '선수' (seonsu) means 'player' or 'athlete'. This is the correct word for someone who plays soccer.

C — '학생' (haksaeng) means 'student'. Students study at school.

D — '가수' (gasu) means 'singer'. Singers sing songs.

정답: B. 응원합니다

How to solve: The sentence describes what 'many people' (많은 사람들) do for the Lecce team. The most appropriate action for fans is to cheer. '응원합니다' means 'to cheer for'.

A — '읽습니다' (ikseumnida) means 'reads'. You read a book, not a team.

B — '응원합니다' (eungwonhamnida) means 'cheers for'. This is the correct verb to describe supporting a team.

C — '보냅니다' (bonaemnida) means 'sends'. You send a letter or package.

D — '일어납니다' (ireonamnida) means 'wakes up' or 'stands up'. While fans may stand up, the specific action of supporting is cheering.

정답: C. 이긴

How to solve: The sentence contrasts a happy team with a sad, 'losing team' ('진 팀'). The opposite of a losing team is a winning team. '이긴' comes from the verb '이기다' (to win) and means 'the team that won'.

A — '나쁜' (nappeun) means 'bad'. This is a subjective judgment and doesn't fit the happy/sad context.

B — '작은' (jageun) means 'small'. The size of the team is not relevant to the outcome.

C — '이긴' (igin) means 'winning' or 'which won'. A winning team is happy, which fits the sentence perfectly.

D — '매운' (maeun) means 'spicy'. This adjective is used for food.

정답: D. 골

How to solve: The sentence says a player got 1 point ('1점') by putting something in. In soccer, you score points by making a 'goal'. The Korean word for 'goal' is '골'.

A — '돈' (don) means 'money'. You don't score points with money in soccer.

B — '물' (mul) means 'water'. This is for drinking, not scoring.

C — '옷' (ot) means 'clothes'. Players wear clothes, they don't score with them.

D — '골' (gol) means 'goal'. This is the correct term for scoring in soccer.