TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (11/6/2025) – club brugge vs barcelona

정답: A. 경기

How to solve: The sentence describes two football clubs, Barcelona and Club Brugge, doing a '축구' (soccer) activity together. The most appropriate word to fill the blank is one that means 'match' or 'game'. You need to find the Korean word for 'match'.

A — '경기' means 'match' or 'game'. '축구 경기' means 'soccer match', which fits the context perfectly.

B — '공부' means 'study'. People don't 'study' soccer in this context.

C — '식사' means 'meal'. You don't 'have a soccer meal'.

D — '여행' means 'trip' or 'travel'. While teams travel for games, the direct activity they do is a 'match', not a 'trip'.

정답: B. 골

How to solve: The sentence says 'A soccer player kicked the ball and put in a ( )'. In soccer, the objective is to put the ball into the opponent's goal to score. The Korean word for 'goal' (in the sense of scoring) is needed here.

A — '문' means 'door'. This is incorrect in a soccer context.

B — '골' means 'goal'. The phrase '골을 넣다' means 'to score a goal', which is the correct action described.

C — '물' means 'water'. A player does not put water in by kicking a ball.

D — '집' means 'house'. This is unrelated to playing soccer.

정답: D. 응원

How to solve: The sentence translates to 'At the stadium, many people are ( ) our team.' You need to choose a verb that describes what fans do for their team at a stadium. The most common activity is cheering or supporting.

A — '요리하다' means 'to cook'. People don't cook for their team in the stands.

B — '질문하다' means 'to ask a question'. While they might shout questions, the primary activity is cheering.

C — '쇼핑하다' means 'to shop'. A stadium is not a place for shopping during a match.

D — '응원하다' means 'to cheer' or 'to support'. This is the correct action for fans at a sports match.

정답: C. 기쁩니다

How to solve: The sentence says 'Because Barcelona won, the fans are very ( )'. You need to choose an adjective that describes how fans would feel if their team won a game. A winning team usually makes its fans happy.

A — '슬픕니다' means 'are sad'. Fans would be sad if their team lost, not won.

B — '피곤합니다' means 'are tired'. While cheering can be tiring, the direct emotional response to winning is happiness.

C — '기쁩니다' means 'are happy' or 'are glad'. This is the correct emotional response to a victory.

D — '조용합니다' means 'are quiet'. Fans are usually loud and cheerful when their team wins, not quiet.

정답: B. 결과

How to solve: The sentence is 'The match ( ) of the two teams was 3 to 1.' The phrase '3 to 1' represents a score or a result. You need to find the Korean word that means 'result'.

A — '약속' means 'promise' or 'appointment'. This doesn't fit the context of a match score.

B — '결과' means 'result'. '경기 결과' means 'match result', which correctly describes the score of 3-1.

C — '선물' means 'present' or 'gift'. A score is not a gift.

D — '이유' means 'reason'. A score is a result, not a reason.