Features and structure of the book
Introduction to English for the College Scholastic Ability Test
7 representative passage structures for the CSAT

CHAPTER 01 Understanding the Purpose
Invincible 01 The purpose of writing usually comes after the middle of the writing.
Invincible 02 There are expressions that appear frequently depending on the purpose of the text.

CHAPTER 02 Understanding the Mind and Atmosphere
Invincible 03 The character's state of mind or the mood of the text is expressed indirectly.
Invincible 04 The clue to the change of heart is in the first and last sentences or two.

CHAPTER 03 Understanding the Main Idea and Argument
Invincible 05 The main idea and argument are presented in the first and last two or three sentences.
Invincible 06 There are certain types of incorrect answers that are frequently asked.

CHAPTER 04 Inferring the Meaning of Underlined Text
Invincible 07 The underlined sentence is a paraphrase of the topic sentence.
Invincible 08 The underlined part is a metaphorical or symbolic expression.

REVIEW TEST [CHAPTER 01-04]

CHAPTER 05 Understanding the Topic and Title
The topic sentence of Invincible 09 appears in the first or last two or three sentences.
There is an expression that often appears with the 10 Unbeatable themes.

CHAPTER 06 Understanding Chart Information
The title and first sentence of the Undefeated 11 chart indicate what the chart is about.
The clue to the answer to the 12th undefeated question lies in the numerical changes in the chart.

CHAPTER 07 Understanding the Details
The 13 Invincible choices appear in the order of the text.
The correct answer for Undefeated 14 is a modified version of the information in the text.

CHAPTER 08 Understanding the Guide Information
The clue to the answer to the undefeated 15 is often in the part that contains the numbers.
The choices related to the Undefeated 16 exception clause and additional information are often the correct answers.

REVIEW TEST [CHAPTER 05-08]

CHAPTER 09 Finding Grammatical Errors
Invincible 17 Underlines appear frequently in verbs, participles, gerunds, and to-infinitives.
Invincible 18 It is determined what must be confirmed according to the part of speech of the underlined word.

CHAPTER 10: Determining Vocabulary Appropriateness
Inappropriate use of words in the 19th verse has a meaning opposite to the context.
The words in the 20 squares are usually antonyms of each other.

CHAPTER 11 Filling in the blanks
The blank sentence at the beginning of the 21st chapter of Invincible is the topic sentence.
The blank sentence in the latter half of Invincible 22 is a sentence that restates the topic sentence.

CHAPTER 12 Finding Sentences That Are Not Related to the Flow
If you just understand the topic of the 23rd Undefeated, the answer will be revealed.

The correct answer is a sentence that is similar to the core material of Undefeated 24 but slightly off topic.

REVIEW TEST [CHAPTER 09-12]

CHAPTER 13 Arranging the Order of Text
When you find the 25th undefeated pronoun or connecting word, the order of the preceding and following words is shown.
Invincible 26 You can predict the structure of the text that follows by looking at the given text.

CHAPTER 14 Finding the Location of a Given Sentence
Invincible 27 The given sentence contains crucial clues about the sentences before and after it.
Invincible 28 The correct answer is the one before the sentence with an unexpected pronoun, demonstrative, or awkward conjunction.

CHAPTER 15 Completing the Summary
The summary of the 29th volume of the book is a concise summary of the main points of the article.
The correct answer is the word that expresses the 30 key words differently.

CHAPTER 16 Long Reading
The 31st long reading of the book of the invincible ① mainly contains explanatory texts of academic content.
The second part of the 32nd long reading of the Invincible contains anecdotes dealing with everyday episodes.

REVIEW TEST [CHAPTER 13-16]

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2nd mock exam
3rd mock exam
4th Mock Exam: High Difficulty

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