TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (10/27/2025) – broncos schedule 2025

정답: B. 경기

How to solve: The sentence is about the 'Broncos 2025 schedule'. A schedule for a sports team consists of games. The Korean word for 'game' or 'match' is '경기'. Therefore, '경기' is the most appropriate word to fill in the blank.

A — '음식' means 'food'. It doesn't fit the context of a sports team's schedule.

B — '경기' means 'game' or 'match'. This fits perfectly in the context of a sports team having many games in a year.

C — '숙제' means 'homework'. This is related to school, not a professional sports team.

D — '영화' means 'movie'. While one can watch movies, it's not what a sports team's schedule is made of.

정답: C. 봐요

How to solve: The sentence says, 'I _______ the Broncos game with my friend.' The object is '경기' (game). The most natural verb to use with 'game' is 'watch'. The Korean word for 'to watch' in the present tense polite form is '봐요'.

A — '읽어요' means 'to read'. You read a book, not a game.

B — '마셔요' means 'to drink'. You drink a beverage, not a game.

C — '봐요' means 'to watch' or 'to see'. This is the correct verb for watching a sports game.

D — '자요' means 'to sleep'. It is incorrect to say you 'sleep' a game.

정답: A. 언제

How to solve: The sentence is asking a question about the start of the next game. The verb '시작해요' means 'starts'. The question is asking about the time of the start. The Korean interrogative for 'when' is '언제'.

A — '언제' means 'when'. It is used to ask about time, which is appropriate here. 'When does the next game start?'

B — '어디' means 'where'. It is used to ask about location. 'Where does the next game start?' is grammatically possible but 'when' is more common in this context.

C — '누구' means 'who'. It is used to ask about a person. It does not fit here.

D — '무엇' means 'what'. It is used to ask about an object or thing. It does not fit here.

정답: D. 경기장

How to solve: The sentence says, 'Many people go to the ( ) and cheer for the Broncos.' People go to a specific place to watch a live sports game and cheer. That place is a stadium. The Korean word for 'stadium' is '경기장'.

A — '병원' means 'hospital'. People go to a hospital when they are sick.

B — '학교' means 'school'. People go to school to study.

C — '은행' means 'bank'. People go to a bank for financial transactions.

D — '경기장' means 'stadium'. This is the correct place to watch a live game and cheer for a team.

정답: A. 주말

How to solve: The sentence is 'Broncos games are usually held a lot on ( )'. In the US, NFL games are most commonly played on the weekend (Saturday or Sunday). The Korean word for 'weekend' is '주말'.

A — '주말' means 'weekend' (Saturday and Sunday). This is the most common time for football games.

B — '아침' means 'morning'. While a game can be in the morning, 'weekend' is a broader and more common time frame.

C — '평일' means 'weekdays' (Monday to Friday). While some games happen on weekdays (like Monday or Thursday Night Football), the majority are on weekends.

D — '어제' means 'yesterday'. This is a specific point in the past and doesn't fit the general statement 'usually held'.