TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (12/4/2025) – fc union berlin – bayern

정답: B. 경기

How to solve: The sentence is about watching a football event between two teams, FC Union Berlin and Bayern Munich. The word '축구' (football) is a clue. You need to find the word that means 'match' or 'game'. '경기' (gyeonggi) means 'match/game'. Therefore, '축구 경기' (football match) is the correct phrase.

A — '공부' (gongbu) means 'study'. It does not fit the context of watching a football event.

B — '경기' (gyeonggi) means 'match' or 'game'. '축구 경기' (football match) is a natural and correct combination.

C — '식사' (siksa) means 'meal'. It is irrelevant to the context of a football event.

D — '여행' (yeohaeng) means 'travel'. This word does not fit in the blank.

정답: C. 선수

How to solve: The sentence describes people from the 'Bayern Munich' team scoring a goal, which made the fans happy. You need to choose the word for 'player'. '선수' (seonsu) means 'player'. So, '바이에른 뮌헨 선수들' (Bayern Munich players) is the correct phrase.

A — '의사' (uisa) means 'doctor'. Doctors do not typically play for a football team.

B — '학생' (haksaeng) means 'student'. While a player could be a student, the most appropriate term for someone on a professional sports team is 'player'.

C — '선수' (seonsu) means 'player'. This is the correct term for a member of a sports team like Bayern Munich.

D — '요리사' (yorisa) means 'cook' or 'chef'. This is unrelated to football.

정답: A. 응원

How to solve: The sentence says, 'I like Union Berlin, so I did (____) hard.' When you like a sports team, you cheer for them. The word for 'cheering' is '응원' (eungwon). The full verb phrase is '응원했어요' (cheered).

A — '응원' (eungwon) means 'cheering'. '응원했어요' (cheered) is the logical action for supporting a team you like.

B — '쇼핑' (syoping) means 'shopping'. It doesn't fit the context of supporting a football team during a match.

C — '요리' (yori) means 'cooking'. This is unrelated to the context.

D — '운전' (unjeon) means 'driving'. This is also unrelated to the context.

정답: D. 이겼어요

How to solve: The sentence describes the result of the match with a score of '5 to 1'. A team that scores 5 goals against a team that scores 1 goal is the winner. You need to find the word that means 'won'. '이겼어요' (igyeosseoyo) is the past tense of '이기다' (igida), which means 'to win'.

A — '졌어요' (jyeosseoyo) means 'lost'. This would be correct for the team that scored 1 goal, not 5.

B — '샀어요' (sasseoyo) means 'bought'. This is irrelevant to a game's result.

C — '읽었어요' (ilgeosseoyo) means 'read'. This does not make sense in the context.

D — '이겼어요' (igyeosseoyo) means 'won'. With a score of 5 to 1, this is the correct outcome for Bayern Munich.

정답: C. 운동장

How to solve: The sentence says, 'Many people went to the football (____) to watch the match in person.' A football match is held at a stadium or a field. The Korean word for 'stadium' or 'sports field' is '운동장' (undongjang).

A — '공항' (gonghang) means 'airport'. People don't watch football matches at an airport.

B — '시장' (sijang) means 'market'. This is a place for shopping, not watching sports.

C — '운동장' (undongjang) means 'stadium' or 'sports field'. This is the correct place to watch a football match.

D — '백화점' (baekhwajeom) means 'department store'. This is incorrect.