TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘] 1–5 (1/22/2026) – marseille vs liverpool

정답: B. 경기

How to solve: The sentence describes a football event. Among the choices, '경기' (match/game) is the most appropriate word to describe a football event.

A — '건물' means building, which is unrelated to a football match.

B — '경기' means match or game, which fits perfectly in the context of football.

C — '식당' means restaurant, which is unrelated.

D — '시장' means market, which is unrelated.

정답: A. 이기고

How to solve: The sentence states that the Marseille team 'wants to do something' in the game. In a game, teams want to win. '이기고' (to win) is the correct verb form.

A — '이기고' is from '이기다' (to win). Teams in a game want to win, so this is correct.

B — '자고' is from '자다' (to sleep), which makes no sense in a game context.

C — '보고' is from '보다' (to see/watch), which is not what a team primarily wants to do in a game.

D — '듣고' is from '듣다' (to hear/listen), which is also not the main goal of a team in a game.

정답: C. 유명하다

How to solve: Liverpool is a globally recognized football team. The blank needs an adjective that describes this characteristic. '유명하다' (to be famous) is the best fit.

A — '크다' means big, which can describe a team's size but not necessarily its reputation.

B — '작다' means small, which is the opposite of a well-known team.

C — '유명하다' means famous. Liverpool is a famous team, so this is correct.

D — '어렵다' means difficult, which might describe a game, but not the team itself as its primary characteristic.

정답: C. 선수

How to solve: The sentence describes someone who kicks a ball very well. The word that describes a person who plays sports, especially football, is '선수' (player).

A — '학생' means student, who might play but is not primarily defined by playing.

B — '의사' means doctor, which is unrelated to kicking a ball.

C — '선수' means player, which perfectly matches the description of someone who plays sports well.

D — '선생님' means teacher, which is unrelated.

정답: A. 응원하려고

How to solve: Fans come to a stadium to support their team. The word '응원하다' (to cheer/support) expresses this action. The grammatical form '-려고' (in order to) fits the context.

A — '응원하려고' means 'in order to cheer/support'. This is the correct reason fans come to a stadium.

B — '공부하려고' means 'in order to study', which is unrelated to a sports stadium.

C — '요리하려고' means 'in order to cook', which is unrelated.

D — '청소하려고' means 'in order to clean', which is unrelated.