TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary] 1–5 (4/20/2026) – senior pga championship

정답: B. 시니어

How to solve: The stem describes a PGA Championship for older players. The blank requires a word that means 'senior'. Among the choices, '시니어' directly translates to 'senior' and fits the context perfectly.

A — '주니어 (Junior)' means younger, which is the opposite of the context '나이가 많은 선수들 (older players)'.

B — '시니어 (Senior)' correctly describes older players, matching the context of '나이가 많은 선수들 (older players)'.

C — '아마추어 (Amateur)' refers to non-professional players, not necessarily indicating age.

D — '프로 (Pro)' refers to professional players, which most PGA participants are, but it doesn't specify age.

정답: C. 대회

How to solve: The sentence talks about the 'Senior PGA Championship' and something that will 'be held' (열릴 예정입니다). A championship is typically a '대회' (tournament or competition).

A — '식사 (Meal)' is unrelated to a championship event.

B — '회의 (Meeting)' is a gathering for discussion, not a sporting event.

C — '대회 (Tournament/Championship/Competition)' is the correct term for a sporting event like a PGA Championship.

D — '강의 (Lecture)' is a formal talk or presentation, not a sports event.

정답: B. 우승

How to solve: The sentence states that 'he' did something in 'last year's Senior PGA Championship' and '차지했습니다' (claimed/took). In a championship, a player aims to 'win' or claim the 'championship title'.

A — '패배 (Defeat)' is the opposite of what a player aims for in a championship.

B — '우승 (Victory/Championship)' is the correct term for winning a tournament and claiming its title.

C — '실수 (Mistake)' is not something one 'claims' in a championship.

D — '포기 (Giving up/Abandonment)' is also the opposite of achieving success in a competition.

정답: C. 참가

How to solve: The sentence says 'many famous senior golf players' do something 'in this championship'. Famous players would typically '참가하다 (participate)' in a major championship.

A — '거부 (Refusal)' means to decline, which is unlikely for famous players in a major championship.

B — '포기 (Giving up)' means to quit, which is incorrect in this context for famous players in a championship.

C — '참가 (Participation)' means to take part in, which is appropriate for players in a championship.

D — '해체 (Disbandment/Dismantling)' refers to breaking up a group or structure, completely unrelated to an individual player's action in a competition.

정답: C. 코스

How to solve: The sentence describes 'spectators' watching 'players' games' in an 'beautiful golf □□'. The specific place where golf is played is called a '코스 (course)'.

A — '교실 (Classroom)' is for learning, not where golf is played.

B — '공장 (Factory)' is for manufacturing, not a golf venue.

C — '코스 (Course)' is the correct term for a golf course, the location for golf games.

D — '시장 (Market)' is for buying and selling, not a place to play golf.