A top-tier reading book that will raise your English score by 1 level on the CSAT

1) Focus on blank inference, sentence order, sentence insertion, and implication inference.
We analyzed four types of questions from the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) and mock exams administered by the Korea Institute of Curriculum and Evaluation over the past five years to summarize the trends in these questions.
In particular, the blank inference type, which is the most frequently tested and has a high perceived difficulty level, has been covered in greater detail through in-depth analysis.

2) Provides solution strategies by type
The learning flow is structured so that you first learn the problem-solving strategies for each type and then gradually solve problems with increasing difficulty.
In the strategy application practice problems, you can solidify your strategy, and in the strategy application practice problems and chapter completion problems, you can develop a sense of the real thing and strengthen your ability to derive correct answers.

3) Balanced inclusion of past and new passages
More than half of all questions are composed of new passages with a level of difficulty similar to the CSAT, allowing students to encounter a variety of passages.
In particular, PART 3 includes modified questions from the written exams for military academies and police academies, allowing learners to further improve their skills through passages of a higher difficulty level than the CSAT.