TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (10/15/2025) – start em sit em week 7

정답: A. 선수

How to solve: The sentence talks about a '감독' (coach) and a '경기' (game). The coach is thinking about whom to '내보내다' (send out) for the game. The most logical choice to be sent out for a game is a '선수' (player).

A — '선수' means 'player'. A coach sends players out for a game. This is the correct answer.

B — '과일' means 'fruit'. It doesn't make sense for a coach to send out fruit for a game.

C — '가방' means 'bag'. It is irrelevant to the context of a sports game.

D — '영화' means 'movie'. A movie cannot be sent out to play in a game.

정답: A. 이기면

How to solve: The sentence expresses a wish for '우리 팀' (our team) in a '경기' (game). The phrase '-(으)면 좋겠어요' means 'I hope/wish…'. People generally hope their team wins. The verb for 'to win' is '이기다'. Therefore, '이기면 좋겠어요' (I hope they win) is the correct choice.

A — '이기면' comes from '이기다' (to win). '이기면 좋겠어요' means 'I hope they win'. This is a natural and positive wish for one's team.

B — '지면' comes from '지다' (to lose). It would mean 'I hope they lose', which is an unusual wish for one's own team.

C — '그리면' comes from '그리다' (to draw/paint). This verb does not fit the context of a game's outcome.

D — '읽으면' comes from '읽다' (to read). This verb is completely unrelated to playing a game.

정답: A. 선택하는

How to solve: The sentence starts with '이기려면' (in order to win) and ends with '것이 매우 중요합니다' (it is very important to do…). The object is '선수' (player). To win a game, it is important to do something with the players. '선택하는 것' (choosing) is the most logical action.

A — '선택하는' comes from '선택하다' (to choose/select). Choosing players well is crucial for winning. This fits the context perfectly.

B — '노래하는' comes from '노래하다' (to sing). Singing players is not a strategy for winning a game.

C — '운전하는' comes from '운전하다' (to drive). Driving players is not a key strategic action for winning.

D — '요리하는' comes from '요리하다' (to cook). Cooking players is nonsensical.

정답: A. 점수

How to solve: The sentence compares '우리 팀' (our team) and '상대 팀' (the opposing team) and states that their ( ) is the same ('같아요'). In the context of a sports match, the most common thing to be compared and be the same is the '점수' (score).

A — '점수' means 'score'. A tie score is a common outcome in a game. This is the correct answer.

B — '이름' means 'name'. It is highly unlikely for two different teams to have the same name.

C — '나라' means 'country'. While two teams could be from the same country, the sentence implies a specific attribute of the game itself.

D — '직업' means 'job' or 'occupation'. A team does not have a job; the players do, but it's not a characteristic of the team as a whole in this context.

정답: A. 결정해요

How to solve: The sentence describes a weekly action ('매주'). The action is about '어떤 선수를 경기에 내보낼지' (which player to send out to the game). This is a matter of making a choice or decision. The verb '결정해요' (decide) fits this context perfectly.

A — '결정해요' means 'to decide'. Deciding which player to field is a key weekly task for a coach or fantasy team manager.

B — '여행해요' means 'to travel'. Traveling is not directly related to the act of choosing a player for a game.

C — '샤워해요' means 'to shower'. This is a daily activity and is irrelevant to team management.

D — '전화해요' means 'to make a phone call'. While a coach might make a call, the core action described is the decision itself, not the method of communication.