TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (1/21/2026) – tottenham vs dortmund

정답: A. 경기

How to solve: The sentence discusses Tottenham and Dortmund, which are football teams. The blank requires a word that describes an event between two teams. '경기' (match) is the most suitable word in this context.

A — '경기' means 'match' or 'game'. This fits perfectly when talking about two football teams.

B — '날씨' means 'weather'. This is unrelated to the competition between two teams.

C — '시간' means 'time'. While a match has a duration, '시간' itself doesn't describe the event itself.

D — '음식' means 'food'. This is irrelevant to a football match.

정답: B. 승리

How to solve: Fans typically cheer loudly for their team to win. '승리' (victory) is the primary goal a team aims for in a game, making it the most appropriate word.

A — '의자' means 'chair'. Fans do not cheer for a chair.

B — '승리' means 'victory'. Fans cheer for their team's victory.

C — '집' means 'house' or 'home'. This is irrelevant to what fans cheer for in a game.

D — '가방' means 'bag'. This is irrelevant.

정답: B. 선수

How to solve: In a sports match, the individuals who participate and play are referred to as 'players'. '선수' is the Korean word for player.

A — '학생' means 'student'. Students do not typically play professional football matches.

B — '선수' means 'player'. This is the correct term for people participating in a sports game.

C — '선생님' means 'teacher'. Teachers are not involved in playing football matches.

D — '경찰' means 'police officer'. Police officers are not participants in playing the match.

정답: C. 응원

How to solve: When people gather at a stadium for a match, their common action is to 'cheer' for their team. '응원하다' means to cheer or support.

A — '요리하다' means 'to cook'. People do not cook their team at a stadium.

B — '공부하다' means 'to study'. People do not study their team at a match.

C — '응원하다' means 'to cheer' or 'to support'. This is the typical action of fans at a game.

D — '청소하다' means 'to clean'. People do not clean their team at a stadium.

정답: C. 골

How to solve: In football, when a player scores, they are said to 'put in a goal'. '골' is the Korean word for goal, and '골을 넣다' is the common expression for scoring a goal.

A — '책' means 'book'. You do not 'put in a book' in football.

B — '물' means 'water'. You do not 'put in water' in football.

C — '골' means 'goal'. Players score 'goals' in football. The phrase '골을 넣다' means 'to score a goal'.

D — '옷' means 'clothes'. You do not 'put in clothes' in football.