TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [vocabulary] 1–5 (1/19/2026) – chicago bears stadium

정답: A. 경기장

How to solve: Identify the word that means 'stadium' or a place where sports games are held, as the stem describes where the Chicago Bears play American football games.

A — 경기장 (gyeong-gi-jang) means 'stadium' or 'sports arena', which is the correct place for football games.

B — 학교 (hak-gyo) means 'school', where students study, not where professional football games are typically held.

C — 병원 (byeong-won) means 'hospital', where sick people go for treatment.

D — 서점 (seo-jeom) means 'bookstore', where people buy books.

정답: B. 사람

How to solve: Determine who typically goes to a stadium to watch a sports game. The blank requires a word referring to 'people'.

A — 동물 (dong-mul) means 'animal'. Animals do not typically go to stadiums to watch games.

B — 사람 (sa-ram) means 'person' or 'people'. People are the ones who attend sports events, making this the correct choice.

C — 자동차 (ja-dong-cha) means 'car'. Cars are used for transportation, not as spectators.

D — 나무 (na-mu) means 'tree'. Trees are plants and do not attend games.

정답: B. 팀

How to solve: Identify what 'Chicago Bears' represents in the context of American football. It refers to a group of players.

A — 음식 (eum-sik) means 'food'. Chicago Bears is not a type of food.

B — 팀 (tim) means 'team'. Chicago Bears is a well-known American football team, which fits the context perfectly.

C — 노래 (no-rae) means 'song'. Chicago Bears is not a song.

D — 영화 (yeong-hwa) means 'movie'. Chicago Bears is not a movie.

정답: B. 경기

How to solve: Determine what activity or event one watches at a stadium, specifically for American football. The blank refers to the actual sports event.

A — 책 (chaek) means 'book'. People do not go to a stadium to watch a book.

B — 경기 (gyeong-gi) means 'game' or 'match'. This is the correct term for what is watched at a sports stadium.

C — 숙제 (suk-je) means 'homework'. Homework is not an event watched at a stadium.

D — 시장 (si-jang) means 'market'. A market is a place for buying and selling, not where football is played or watched.

정답: B. 큽

How to solve: The sentence indicates that 'a lot of people can enter' the stadium, implying its size. Choose the adjective that describes a large capacity.

A — 작습니다 (jak-seup-ni-da) means 'is small'. This contradicts the statement that many people can enter. (The choice '작습' is the stem part of the adjective)

B — 큽니다 (keum-ni-da) means 'is big'. A big stadium can accommodate many people, fitting the context. (The choice '큽' is the stem part of the adjective)

C — 낮습니다 (nat-seup-ni-da) means 'is low'. While a stadium can be low, it doesn't directly relate to its capacity for many people. (The choice '낮습' is the stem part of the adjective)

D — 쉽습니다 (swip-seup-ni-da) means 'is easy'. This word describes difficulty and is irrelevant to the stadium's capacity. (The choice '쉽습' is the stem part of the adjective)