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TOPIK I by Question Type
Seven days on the shapes the exam uses — not on new vocabulary
The exam guide tells you what TOPIK is and which band to practise. This course teaches the other half: the dozen question shapes the paper is built from, and how each one is won. Seven daily lessons — the reply and the line that follows, where-are-they and what-about, topic items, blanks, notices and tables, ordering and agreement — each with practice items in exam shape. None of them are past papers; every item here was written for this course, because memorising one sitting is not studying. No new vocabulary either: the words come from the earlier Korean courses, because what usually separates learners at this level is not how much Korean they have but how much of it reaches the answer sheet.
- Lessons
- 7
- Days
- 7
- Minutes
- 95
- Quiz items
- 49
- To pass
- 80%
Curriculum
Each lesson opens when the one before it is passed at 80%.
Week 1 · The shapes of TOPIK I
- 1What the exam actually asksThe question types of TOPIK I, and the one habit that changes your scoreRecognise every question type on sight, and read the question before the passage.
- Listening: the answer and the line that followsThe first questions on the paper, and the traps inside themPick the natural reply to a question or a greeting, at speed.
- Listening: where are they, and what about?Two lines of dialogue, and one word decides itCatch the place word or the topic word without following the whole exchange.
- Reading: what are these two sentences about?The opening block of the reading paper, won by finding one nounName the topic of a two-sentence passage without knowing every word.
- Reading: the blankParticles, words and connectors — and how to tell which one is being testedDecide what kind of blank it is before choosing, and choose from the sentence around it.
- Reading: notices, tables and signsReal material, one fact asked — and the fact is never the first lineFind a single fact in a poster or a timetable without reading all of it.
- Order, agreement, and running the paperThe last reading shapes — and what to do with the minutes you haveOrder a set of sentences, eliminate wrong statements, and manage the clock.
Languages this course is written in
The lessons are explained in one language. Where a translation exists your screen uses it; where it does not, you see the original rather than a blank.