오늘 저녁에 아칸소와 오번의 ______가 있습니다.
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정답: B. 경기
How to solve: The sentence talks about 'Arkansas and Auburn' and 'tonight there is…'. In the context of two teams, '경기' (game, match) is the most appropriate word to fill the blank, referring to a sports event.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '시간' (time) does not fit the context of an event between 'Arkansas와 Auburn'.
B — '경기' (game, match) perfectly fits, as it refers to a sports match between two teams.
C — '음식' (food) is irrelevant to teams like Arkansas and Auburn in this context.
D — '학교' (school) refers to an institution, not an event between two teams.
저는 아칸소와 오번의 경기를 ______ 합니다.
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정답: C. 봐요
How to solve: The sentence states 'I ______ the game between Arkansas and Auburn.' To interact with a game or match, one typically 'watches' it. '봐요' (to watch) is the correct verb.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '먹어요' (to eat) is used for food, not games.
B — '자요' (to sleep) is not how one interacts with a game.
C — '봐요' (to watch) is the correct verb for watching a game or a show.
D — '공부해요' (to study) is for learning, not for watching a sports match.
아칸소 팀이 경기를 ______ 기뻐했어요.
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정답: A. 이겨서
How to solve: The sentence implies a cause for happiness ('기뻐했어요' – was happy). Winning a game ('이겨서' – because they won) makes a team happy, while losing ('져서' – because they lost) would typically make them sad.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '이겨서' (because they won) makes sense for a team being happy after a game.
B — '져서' (because they lost) would typically lead to sadness, not happiness.
C — '만들어서' (because they made/created) does not fit the context of winning or losing a game.
D — '배워서' (because they learned) is unrelated to the outcome of a sports match in this context.
사람들이 아칸소 팀을 ______ 응원했어요.
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정답: C. 열심히
How to solve: The sentence describes how people cheered for the Arkansas team. '응원하다' (to cheer) is typically done with enthusiasm and effort. '열심히' (hard, diligently, enthusiastically) is the most suitable adverb to describe this action.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '시원하게' (coolly, refreshingly) does not fit the action of cheering.
B — '뜨겁게' (hotly, passionately) could be an option, but '열심히' is a more common and broadly applicable adverb for enthusiastic effort in a TOPIK I context.
C — '열심히' (hard, diligently, enthusiastically) is a common adverb that describes putting a lot of effort into an action, which perfectly suits cheering for a team.
D — '조용히' (quietly) is the opposite of how people usually cheer for a sports team.
오번 팀은 제가 ______ 팀이에요.
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정답: B. 좋아하는
How to solve: The sentence structure '제가 ______ 팀이에요' implies a relationship of preference. '좋아하는' (liking/favorite) makes the most sense to describe one's preferred team.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '싫어하는' (disliking) would mean Auburn is a disliked team, which is grammatically possible but less common when identifying a team without further context.
B — '좋아하는' (liking, favorite) is the most natural and common way to express preference for a team.
C — '파는' (selling) is irrelevant to describing one's favorite team.
D — '사는' (buying) is irrelevant to describing one's favorite team.
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