TOPIK Practice – TOPIK I 어휘 [Vocabulary – Fill in the blank (Noun)] 1–5 (8/15/2026) – kc current vs gotham

정답: B. 스포츠

How to solve: The sentence states that the speaker likes something and specifically enjoys watching soccer games. '스포츠' (sports) is the general category that includes soccer games, making it the most appropriate word to fill the blank.

A — '음식' (food) is unrelated to watching soccer games.

B — '스포츠' (sports) is the correct answer as it encompasses soccer games.

C — '공부' (study) is unrelated to watching soccer games.

D — '날씨' (weather) is unrelated to watching soccer games.

정답: A. 이겼습니다

How to solve: The sentence expresses happiness because 'our team' did something. In the context of a game, '이기다' (to win) is the most fitting verb that would cause joy. '이겼습니다' is the past tense form of 'to win'.

A — '이겼습니다' (won) fits perfectly as winning a game brings joy.

B — '먹었습니다' (ate) is not relevant to a team's achievement in a game.

C — '갔습니다' (went) does not logically complete the sentence to express happiness about a team.

D — '샀습니다' (bought) is not relevant to a team's achievement in a game.

정답: C. 선수

How to solve: The sentence asks what a person who kicks the ball in a soccer game is called. '선수' (player) is the correct term for someone who plays a sport.

A — '의사' (doctor) is a medical professional.

B — '학생' (student) is someone who studies at school.

C — '선수' (player) is the correct term for a person who participates in sports.

D — '선생님' (teacher) is an educator.

정답: D. 책

How to solve: The question asks for the word least related to '경기' (game/match). '팀' (team), '공' (ball), and '운동장' (stadium/field) are all directly related to a sports game, while '책' (book) is not.

A — '팀' (team) is directly related to a game.

B — '공' (ball) is essential for many games, including soccer.

C — '운동장' (stadium/field) is where games are played.

D — '책' (book) is unrelated to a sports game, making it the least related word.

정답: B. 재미있습니다

How to solve: The sentence describes a soccer game watched yesterday. '재미있다' (to be fun/interesting) is a common and appropriate adjective to describe an enjoyable event like a soccer game.

A — '쉽습니다' (easy) is not a common description for the overall experience of watching a game.

B — '재미있습니다' (fun/interesting) is a very natural and common way to describe an enjoyable game.

C — '작습니다' (small) describes size, which is not relevant to the experience of watching a game.

D — '비쌉니다' (expensive) describes cost, which is not relevant to the experience of watching a game.