TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (3/22/2026) – rcd espanyol – getafe

정답: B. 팀

How to solve: The sentence states that RCD Espanyol and Getafe are Spanish football entities. Among the choices, '팀' (team) is the most appropriate word to describe them as organizations competing in football.

A — '선수' means player. While Espanyol and Getafe have players, they themselves are not players but teams.

B — '팀' means team. This is correct as Espanyol and Getafe are football teams.

C — '경기' means match or game. This refers to an event, not the organizations themselves.

D — '팬' means fan. This refers to supporters, not the clubs.

정답: B. 경기

How to solve: The sentence describes an event that took place last weekend between two football teams. '경기' (match/game) is the suitable word for such an event.

A — '시즌' means season, which is a longer period, not a single event.

B — '경기' means match or game. This accurately describes a football event between two teams.

C — '득점' means scoring points/goals. This is an action within a game, not the game itself.

D — '순위' means ranking. This describes a position in a league, not an event.

정답: A. 승리했습니다

How to solve: The score is 2-1, meaning Espanyol scored more goals than Getafe. Therefore, Espanyol '승리했습니다' (won).

A — '승리했습니다' means won. This is correct because Espanyol scored 2 goals while Getafe scored 1, indicating a win for Espanyol.

B — '패배했습니다' means lost. This would be true for Getafe, not Espanyol in this context.

C — '무승부했습니다' means drew. This would apply if the score was equal, like 1-1 or 2-2.

D — '응원했습니다' means cheered. This is an action by fans, not a result of the game for a team.

정답: C. 선수

How to solve: People who run hard on a football field are '선수' (players).

A — '경기' means game or match. This is an event, not a person.

B — '팀' means team. This is a group, not individual people running on the field.

C — '선수' means player. This is correct as players are the individuals who run and play on the field.

D — '감독' means coach/manager. While coaches are involved with the team, they typically do not run 'on the field' during a game in the same way players do.

정답: C. 응원하다

How to solve: Fans gather at the stadium primarily to '응원하다' (cheer for/support) their favorite team.

A — '승리하다' means to win. Fans want their team to win, but they gather *to cheer* for them, not *to win* themselves.

B — '득점하다' means to score. This is an action by players, not fans.

C — '응원하다' means to cheer for or support. This is the main reason fans gather at a stadium.

D — '패배하다' means to lose. Fans would not gather to make their team lose.