TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [어휘 (단어 의미)] 1–5 (5/10/2026) – roman kopylov

정답: A. 운동 시합

How to solve: The question asks for the meaning most closely related to '경기' (gyeonggi). '경기' refers to a sports match or game. Option A, '운동 시합' (undong sihap), means a sports match, which is the most appropriate definition.

A — '운동 시합' (sports match) is the correct meaning of '경기'.

B — '책 읽기' (reading a book) is unrelated.

C — '음식 만들기' (cooking food) is unrelated.

D — '잠자기' (sleeping) is unrelated.

정답: C. 훈련

How to solve: The sentence describes Roman Kopylov preparing for a match. To prepare for a sports match, one 'trains'. '훈련' (hunryeon) means training.

A — '노래' (song/singing) does not fit the context.

B — '공부' (study) does not fit the context of preparing for a sports match.

C — '훈련' (training) is appropriate for an athlete preparing for a match.

D — '그림' (picture/drawing) does not fit the context.

정답: B. 패배

How to solve: The question asks for the antonym of '승리' (seungni), which means 'victory'. The opposite of victory is defeat. '패배' (paebae) means defeat.

A — '성공' (success) is a similar concept but not an antonym.

B — '패배' (defeat) is the correct antonym of '승리' (victory).

C — '시작' (start) is unrelated.

D — '행복' (happiness) is unrelated.

정답: C. 강하게

How to solve: The sentence states that Roman Kopylov is good at fighting matches. To be good at fighting, one usually needs to be physically strong. '강하게' (ganghage) means 'strongly' and fits the context of doing well in a match due to physical strength.

A — '약하게' (weakly) is the opposite of what's implied for a good fighter.

B — '작게' (small/little) is unrelated to the manner of fighting well.

C — '강하게' (strongly) fits the context of a fighter who performs well.

D — '힘들게' (with difficulty/hardly) implies difficulty, which contradicts '경기를 잘합니다' (does well in matches).

정답: A. 경기에서 이긴 사람

How to solve: The question asks for the meaning of '챔피언' (chaempieon), which is a loanword meaning 'champion'. A champion is someone who wins a competition or game. Option A, '경기에서 이긴 사람' (gyeonggiesseo igin saram), means 'a person who won in a match', which is the correct definition.

A — '경기에서 이긴 사람' (a person who won in a match) is the definition of a champion.

B — '경기를 만든 사람' (a person who made the match) refers to an organizer, not a champion.

C — '경기를 싫어하는 사람' (a person who dislikes the match) is unrelated.

D — '경기를 보는 사람' (a person who watches the match) refers to a spectator, not a champion.