TOPIK 1 (Test of Proficiency in Korean) Short-term Completion + Free Videos

Book Introduction

First, we've analyzed and included the TOPIK I assessment framework and formulas for five previous exams.

Second, explanations in English and Chinese make it easy for international learners to understand.

Third, you can quickly find answers with solution tips and formulas by section and type.

Fourth, practice problems reflecting the exam format allow you to review what you've learned.

Fifth, we've organized frequently appearing vocabulary and grammar for systematic study.

Sixth, you can check the types of questions in the TOPIK Speaking section.

You can preview some of the book's contents.

Index

[Part 0] Previous Exam Points

1. TOPIK I Evaluation Framework Guide
2. Exam Points Visible When You Know the Formula

[Part 1] Listening Section

• Type 1. Answering with 'Yes/No'
  • Formula 1: Questions using 'Noun + 입니다(예)'
  • Formula 2: Questions using adjectives
  • Formula 3: Questions using verbs
• Type 2. Answering questions
  • Formula 4: Expressions for asking about people (who / whom + particle)
  • Formula 5: Expressions for asking about time (when / what time + particle / what month + particle)
  • Formula 6: Expressions for asking about places (where + particle)
  • Formula 7: Expressions for asking about what (what / which)
  • Formula 8: Expressions for asking about methods (how)
  • Formula 9: Expressions for asking about reasons or causes (why)
  • Formula 10: Expressions for asking about quantity or degree (how much / how many)
  • Formula 11: Expressions for asking about thoughts or feelings (how is it / how does it feel)
• Type 3. Selecting the answer that fits the situation
  • Formula 12: Choosing a greeting situation
  • Formula 13: Choosing a request or favor situation
  • Formula 14: Choosing a situation to confirm a location by phone
  • Formula 15: Choosing a situation to praise, congratulate, or thank
  • Formula 16: Choosing a situation to apologize
• Type 4. Choosing a place
  • Formula 17: Choosing a place for conversation
• Type 5. Choosing a topic
  • Formula 18: Choosing a topic for conversation
• Type 6. Choosing a picture
  • Formula 19: Listening and choosing an appropriate picture
• Type 7. Choosing something similar to the content
  • Formula 20: Choosing something similar to the content in a short conversation
  • Formula 21: Choosing something similar to the content in a long conversation
• Type 8. Choosing a central idea
  • Formula 22: Choosing a central idea
• Type 9. Listening and answering two questions
  • Formula 23: Listening to a conversation and answering two questions

[Part 2] Reading Section

• Type 1. Choosing a topic
  • Formula 1: Choosing a topic
• Type 2. Choosing the word to fill in the blank
  • Formula 2: Problems to fill in the blank with a word (noun, verb, adjective, adverb)
  • Formula 3: Problems to fill in the blank with a word (particle)
• Type 3. Understanding the details
  • Formula 4: Understanding the details of practical text
• Type 4. Selecting the same content
  • Formula 5: Selecting the same content
• Type 5. Selecting the main idea
  • Formula 6: Selecting the main idea
• Type 6. Reading the passage and answering two questions (1)
  • Formula 7: Selecting a phrase (grammar) to fill in the blank + Understanding the details
  • Formula 8: Selecting a phrase (conjunctive adverb) to fill in the blank
  • Formula 9: Selecting a phrase (adverb) to fill in the blank
  • Formula 10: Understanding the topic
• Type 7. Arranging in order
  • Formula 11: Arranging in order
• Type 8. Reading the passage and answering two questions (2)
  • Formula 12: Selecting a sentence to fill in the blank + Understanding the details
  • Formula 13: Understanding the purpose of the text
  • Formula 14: Selecting phrases to fill in the blanks + inferring details

[Special Appendix] Speaking Evaluation Types.zip

1. Test Guide
2. Type Guide