Introduction ─ 4
The structure and features of this book ─ 14

STEP 1

01.
The Talking Tree and the Curious Child ─ 18
02.
Little Detective's Clue Notes ─ 20
03.
The Salt Struggler's Big Mistake ─ 22
04.
The Day the Acorns Disappeared ─ 24
05.
A Special Letter from the Starlight Post Office ─ 26
06.
A Little Inventor's Collection of Ideas ─ 28
07.
Why the Wolf Moved ─ 30
08.
Why Frogs and Butterflies Became Friends ─ 32
09.
The Fox Who Talks with His Tail - 34
10.
Different Footsteps, Same Path ─ 36
11.
Reconciliation between Dog and Cat ─ 38
12.
A Special Meeting of Ants and Bees ─ 40
13.
My First Pet ─ 42
14.
How will library books await us? ─ 44
15.
Why Cats Sleep Near Windows ─ 46
16.
I was a little unfamiliar with my new friend ─ 48
17.
Three Things You Need to Nurture Your Dreams ─ 50
18.
What is the "Butterfly Effect"? A Small Flap of Wings ─ 52
19.
We need more parks in our neighborhood ─ 54
20.
False Rumors About Wolves and the Truth About the Forest ─ 56
21.
A Conversation Between the Writer, the Rabbit, and the Reader, the Turtle - 58
22.
The Fox and the Mole Debate ─ 60
23.
A Letter to Mimi the Cat ─ 62
24.
The Cat Writer's First Paragraph ─ 64
25.
The Wolf Who Asked Why I Wrote This Story ─ 66

Take a break ─ 68

26.
Special Notice from Pine Tree Post Office ─ 70
27.
Four Steps to Perfecting a Magic Potion ─ 72
28.
The Little Squirrel's Inaccurate Meeting Place ─ 74
29.
The Cat Who Walked Backwards - 76
30.
Magic Speech Bubble Shop ─ 78
31.
How to Talk to an Angry Friend ─ 80
32.
The Great Turmoil of the Opposite Country ─ 82
33.
Flying Verbs and Sitting Nouns ─ 84
34.
The Secret of the "Object" Everyone Seeks ─ 86
35.
How to Speak to the King? ─ 88
36.
The Pronunciation War of ㄴ and ㄹ ─ 90
37.
A period lost in a sentence ─ 92
38.
They look similar, but how are they different? ─ 94
39.
Look up unknown words in the dictionary ─ 96
40.
Appropriate Expressions to Express My Heart ─ 98
41.
The Lost Puppy ─ 100
42.
Adventures in Dreams and Reality ─ 102
43.
The Brave Girl and the Quiet Dragon ─ 104
44.
The Boy Who Followed the Starlight ─ 106
45.
My Own Hero Found in a Book ─ 108
46.
A Snowy Night, a Scary Sound ─ 110
47.
Unraveling the Mystery with Internet Resources ─ 112
48.
The Chocolate Factory's Suspicious Internet Ad ─ 114
49.
Preparing for Your Presentation: A Successful First Presentation ─ 116
50.
Let's Observe Netiquette ─ 118

Take a break ─ 120

STEP 2

51.
The last sentence of the letter ─ 124
52.
Are zoos really necessary for animals? ─ 126
53.
Fun news from the sports day to be broadcast on the school broadcast - 128
54.
Class Meeting Minutes for Selecting a Location for Our Class's Experiential Learning Program ─ 130
55.
Five Characteristics of My Favorite Animals ─ 132
56.
Why You Should Increase Your Exercise Time and What It Does ─ 134
57.
My Day in Video ─ 136
58.
How do animals communicate with each other? ─ 138
59.
140: A Guide to Preparing Class Presentations
60.
Painting a School Mural: Let's Divide the Roles ─ 142
61.
How to Overcome Differences of Opinion - 144
62.
Diverse Cultures: How to Live Together ─ 146
63.
Interpreting the Meaning of Children's Day from Various Perspectives ─ 148
64.
How to Build Confidence ─ 150
65.
The End of the Day, My Heart's Story ─ 152
66.
The Secret to Easily Understanding Text Structure ─ 154
67.
Finding the Hidden Theme in a Text ─ 156
68.
Organizing Key Points Following the Structure of the Text ─ 158
69.
How to Infer Omissions and Implications in the Text? ─ 160
70.
Evaluating Content and Expression Based on My Own Standards ─ 162
71.
The Book-Reading Lion, the Problem-Solving Hero ─ 164
72.
Each Tree Has a Different Personality: A Story from the Forest ─ 166
73.
A Little Ant's Big Claim: In Search of Evidence ─ 168
74.
An Adventure on a Bicycle, the Freedom I Felt on the Road ─ 170
75. Our Precious Secrets Shared on Social Media ─ 172

Take a break ─ 174

76.
Time Travel Through the Stages ─ 176
77.
Forest Stories to Tell Your Friends ─ 178
78.
A Little Seed's Big Adventure ─ 180
79.
Letters from Heaven ─ 182
80.
A crow speaking in dialect and a sparrow speaking standard Korean ─ 184
81.
Fun Idioms to Learn with the Goblin's Club ─ 186
82.
Vocabulary Magic School ─ 188
83.
The Incident in the Village Where Subjects and Objects Disappeared ─ 190
84.
Complex but Interesting Time Terminology ─ 192
85.
The Lost Spelling, The Forest Detective's Ruckus ─ 194
86.
Decipher the Forest Library Code ─ 196
87.
The Little Wizard Who Analyzes Magical Sentences ─ 198
88.
The Kingdom's Council: Solving Problems with Appropriate Words ─ 200
89.
Korean Language Life Checklist ─ 202
90.
Master of Language ─ 204
91.
Author's Secret Message ─ 206
92.
Story within a Story ─ 208
93.
The Flying Book: Finding the Characters in the Story ─ 210
94.
Parables in the Starlight: Drawing Pictures of the Heart ─ 212
95.
Talking Trees, Sharing Memorable Stories ─ 214
96.
Reporter Rabbit's Report: Forest Incidents ─ 216
97.
The Secret Map: Find the Information That Fits Your Goal ─ 218
98.
Internet Detectives: Spotting Misinformation ─ 220
99.
Digital Magic: Transforming the World through Complex Media ─ 222
100.
An Ocean of Information: Checking Your Media Use ─ 224

Correct answer: 226

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