TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (1/2/2026) – watford vs birmingham

정답: A. 경기

How to solve: The sentence describes an exciting football event between two teams. "경기" means "game" or "match," which is the most appropriate word to describe a football event.

A — "경기" means "game" or "match." This fits perfectly as it refers to the football event.

B — "음식" means "food." Food is not an event between two teams.

C — "날씨" means "weather." Weather describes atmospheric conditions, not a football event.

D — "시간" means "time." Time refers to a duration or a point, not the event itself.

정답: B. 팀

How to solve: When talking about supporting in a sports context, one usually supports a "team." "팀" means "team," fitting the context.

A — "책" means "book." One does not support a book in a sports context.

B — "팀" means "team." This is the correct word as fans support a sports team.

C — "집" means "house" or "home." This is irrelevant to supporting in a sports context.

D — "학교" means "school." While school teams exist, in a professional match context like Watford vs Birmingham, "팀" is more general and appropriate.

정답: C. 선수

How to solve: People who kick a ball well in a football match are "players." "선수" means "player" or "athlete," which is the best fit.

A — "학생" means "student." Students might play, but "player" is the specific term for someone in a game.

B — "선생님" means "teacher." Teachers are not typically the ones kicking balls in a football match.

C — "선수" means "player" or "athlete." This is the correct term for individuals participating in a sports game.

D — "의사" means "doctor." Doctors are medical professionals, not participants in a football game.

정답: C. 응원

How to solve: In a stadium, fans typically "cheer" or "support" their teams loudly. "응원" means "cheering" or "support," which is the appropriate action.

A — "공부" means "study." Studying does not happen loudly in a stadium during a match.

B — "쇼핑" means "shopping." Shopping is not an activity done loudly by fans in a stadium during a game.

C — "응원" means "cheering" or "support." This is what fans do loudly at a sports match.

D — "요리" means "cooking." Cooking is not an activity associated with fans in a stadium.

정답: B. 승리

How to solve: When supporting a team, one usually wishes for them to win. "승리" means "victory," which is the desired outcome for a team's supporters.

A — "패배" means "defeat." Supporters do not wish for their team's defeat.

B — "승리" means "victory." This is the goal and hope for any sports fan regarding their team.

C — "휴식" means "rest." While players need rest, it's not what fans wish for the team as an outcome of a game.

D — "연습" means "practice." Practice is a pre-game activity, not an outcome wished for in a match.