TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (11/28/2025) – ufc 323

정답: B. 싸웠습니다

How to solve: The stem describes what two fighters (선수) did at UFC 323. The most appropriate verb for what fighters do in a match is 'to fight'. You need to find the Korean word for 'fought'.

A — '공부했습니다' means 'studied'. Fighters don't study in the ring.

B — '싸웠습니다' means 'fought'. This is the correct action for fighters in a UFC match.

C — '요리했습니다' means 'cooked'. This is unrelated to a UFC event.

D — '노래했습니다' means 'sang'. While there might be entrance music, the fighters' main action is not singing.

정답: C. 기뻤습니다

How to solve: The sentence describes the feeling of a fighter who won (이긴 선수) a match. The most logical emotion is happiness. You need to choose the Korean word for 'was happy'.

A — '슬펐습니다' means 'was sad'. A winner is usually not sad.

B — '아팠습니다' means 'was hurt/sick'. While a fighter might be physically hurt, the primary emotion of winning is joy.

C — '기뻤습니다' means 'was happy/pleased'. This is the correct emotional response to winning.

D — '배고팠습니다' means 'was hungry'. This is unrelated to the emotion of winning a match.

정답: A. 사람들

How to solve: The sentence says 'Many ( ) watched the UFC 323 match'. The subject that watches a sports match would be people. You need to find the Korean word for 'people'.

A — '사람들' means 'people'. People are the audience for a UFC match.

B — '동물들' means 'animals'. Animals do not watch UFC matches.

C — '책들' means 'books'. Books are inanimate objects and cannot watch anything.

D — '음식들' means 'foods'. Food is also an inanimate object.

정답: C. 승자

How to solve: The main event of UFC 323 featured Erin Blanchfield, who won her fight. The sentence says 'Erin Blanchfield is the ( ) of this match'. You need the word for 'winner'.

A — '패자' means 'loser'. Erin Blanchfield was the winner of her fight.

B — '요리사' means 'cook/chef'. This is a profession unrelated to fighting.

C — '승자' means 'winner'. This correctly describes the person who won the match.

D — '의사' means 'doctor'. While doctors are present at UFC events, the fighter herself is not a doctor in this context.

정답: D. 풉니다

How to solve: The sentence describes what fighters do before a match: 'Fighters ( ) their bodies before a match'. The context implies warming up or loosening up. You need to find the verb that fits this action.

A — '먹습니다' means 'eat'. While they eat, it's not the specific action of preparing the body right before a match.

B — '읽습니다' means 'read'. This is unrelated to physical preparation.

C — '잡니다' means 'sleep'. They sleep to rest, but not as an immediate pre-match warm-up.

D — '풉니다' means 'loosen/untie'. In the context '몸을 풀다', it means 'to warm up' or 'to loosen up one's body', which is the correct pre-match activity.