Ⅰ.
Classical poetry and modern poetry

Lesson 1: Classical Poetry (1) - Nature-Friendly
Lesson 2: Classical Poetry (2) - Our Ancestors' Daily Lives
Lecture 3: Modern Poetry (1) - Emotions and Attitudes
Lecture 4: Modern Poetry (2) - Self and the World
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Ⅱ.
Classical prose and modern novels

Lecture 5: Classical Novels (1) - The Life and Culture of the People
Lecture 6: Classic Novels (2) - Heroic Stories
Lecture 7: Modern Novels (1) - Trials and Overcoming of a Nation
Lecture 8: Modern Novels (2) - Modernization and Industrialization
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Ⅲ.
Reading (Humanities and Arts)

Lecture 9 Humanities (1) - Philosophy
Lecture 10: Humanities (2) - Logic and History
Lecture 11: Art (1) - Aesthetics and Art in General
Lecture 12: Arts (2) - Film, Fine Art, Architecture, etc.
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Ⅳ.
Reading (Society and Culture)

Lesson 13: Social Studies (1) - Economics
Lecture 14: Social Studies (2) - Law
Lecture 15: Society (3) - Systems and Culture
Round of 16 Social Studies (4) - Humans and Society
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V.
Reading (Science and Technology)

Lecture 17: Science (1) - Physics and Earth Science
Lesson 18 Science (2) - Life Sciences and Chemistry
Lecture 19 Technology (1) - Information and Communication
20th Technology (2) - Electronic and Mechanical Engineering
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Ⅵ.
Speaking and Writing

Lesson 21: Speaking Techniques (1)
Lesson 22: Speaking Techniques (2)
Lesson 23: Writing (1)
Lesson 24: Writing (2)
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Ⅶ.
Language/Media

Lesson 25 Language (1)
Lesson 26 Language (2)
Lesson 27 Language (3)
28th Media
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Answers and explanations (separate volume)

1.
A summary of frequently appearing vocabulary from the last seven years of the CSAT and mock exams.

- Includes a variety of vocabulary from common subjects (literature, reading) and elective subjects (speaking and writing, language and media) that appear on the CSAT.
- A comprehensive compilation of vocabulary necessary for studying for the CSAT, including frequently used vocabulary, related vocabulary, polysemy, and homonyms.
- Learn vocabulary frequently appearing on the CSAT by solving problems that check the meaning and usage of vocabulary.

2.
Learning vocabulary and key content from past college entrance exam passages

- Solve questions in past exam passages by organizing and learning unfamiliar vocabulary in past exam passages on your own.
- Conclude the vocabulary learned through 'skill building' problems by area with various types of problems.

3.
Organizing background knowledge and advanced vocabulary essential for the CSAT reading comprehension test.

- Background knowledge, idiomatic expressions, and advanced vocabulary necessary for reading comprehension are organized into reading materials.