TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [vocabulary] 1–5 (1/19/2026) – real sociedad – barcelona

정답: A. 경기

How to solve: The sentence is about a football event between two teams. The blank requires a word that refers to a sports event or match. "경기" means "match" or "game", which is suitable for the context of football.

A — "경기" (gyeongi) means "match" or "game". This fits perfectly as Real Sociedad and Barcelona play a football match.

B — "노래" (norae) means "song". This is irrelevant to a football match.

C — "이야기" (iyagi) means "story". This is irrelevant to a football match.

D — "음식" (eumsik) means "food". This is irrelevant to a football match.

정답: B. 선수

How to solve: The sentence states that someone "scored a wonderful goal" for Barcelona. In football, it is the players who score goals. Therefore, the blank should be filled with "선수".

A — "관중" (gwanjung) means "spectators" or "audience". Spectators watch, they don't score goals.

B — "선수" (seonsu) means "player". Players are the ones who score goals in a football match. This is the correct answer.

C — "심판" (simpan) means "referee". Referees officiate the game, they do not score goals.

D — "감독" (gamdok) means "coach" or "manager". Coaches direct the team, but they don't play on the field or score goals themselves.

정답: B. 승리

How to solve: The sentence describes an outcome where Real Sociedad was superior to Barcelona. "승리하다" means "to win" or "to achieve victory", which implies being better than the opponent.

A — "패배" (paebae) means "defeat". If Real Sociedad was defeated, it would be "바르셀로나에게 패배했습니다" (was defeated by Barcelona), or "바르셀로나에게 졌습니다" (lost to Barcelona).

B — "승리" (seungni) means "victory". "승리했습니다" (seungnihaetseupnida) means "won". This fits the context of one team beating another.

C — "무승부" (museungbu) means "draw" or "tie". This implies no one won, which contradicts the idea of one team being superior.

D — "참가" (chamga) means "participation". This is irrelevant to the outcome of a match.

정답: B. 골

How to solve: The sentence talks about scoring something with a powerful shot ("강력한 슈팅으로 …을 넣었습니다"). In football, you score a "goal" (골). While a "공" (ball) is involved, it's the "골" that is scored.

A — "물" (mul) means "water". This is irrelevant to scoring in football.

B — "골" (gol) means "goal". This is the correct term for what is scored in football.

C — "책" (chaek) means "book". This is irrelevant to scoring in football.

D — "공" (gong) means "ball". While a ball is used, you "score a goal" (골을 넣다), not "score a ball".

정답: C. 응원

How to solve: The sentence describes fans at a stadium passionately interacting with their team. Fans typically "cheer for" or "support" their team. "응원하다" means "to cheer" or "to support".

A — "요리" (yori) means "cooking". Fans do not cook for their team during a match.

B — "공부" (gongbu) means "studying". Fans do not study their team during a match.

C — "응원" (eungwon) means "cheering" or "supporting". "응원했습니다" (eungwonhaetseupnida) means "cheered" or "supported". This is what passionate fans do at a stadium.

D — "청소" (cheongso) means "cleaning". Fans do not clean their team during a match.