Prologue: Conceptual Words: The Key to Conquering Non-Fiction

First Yard Social and Cultural Section 102 - Develop Background Knowledge for Studying
(Related subjects: Social Studies, Morality, Technology/Home Economics, Korean)

Keyword 1: Urbanization, city center, extended family
Keyword 2: Socialization, social groups, in-group, life cycle
Keyword 3? Sexuality, glass ceiling, androgyny, alpha girl
Keyword 4? Pluralism, servility, and ethnocentrism
Keyword 5: Cultural Identity, Cultural Transmission, and Good Customs
Keyword 6: Community, Bystander Effect, Noblesse Oblige
Keyword 7: Nepotism, Interest Groups, and Military Family Points
Keyword 8: Digital Revolution, Information Gap, Cyber ​​Culture

Second Yard Politics 67 - Establishing the Framework for NIE Education
(Related subjects: Social Studies, Morality, History)

Keyword 1: Democracy, public opinion, public welfare, welfare state
Keyword 2: Indirect democracy, direct democracy, grassroots democracy
Keyword 3: Voting rights, fair elections, and electoral districts
Keyword 4: Separation of powers, Constitutional Assembly, National Audit, Bureaucracy
Keyword 5? Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Freedom of Association, Human Rights Violations

Third Courtyard Law Part 62 - Stories about the systems and order that appear on the exam
(Related subjects: Social Studies, Morality)

Keyword 1: Human rights, social rights, freedom, and claims
Keyword 2? Rule of law, principle of legality, presumption of innocence, Good Samaritan law
Keyword 3? Public law, criminal law, public prosecution, civil law
Keyword 4? Three-tier system, litigation, Constitutional Court
Keyword 5? Case Law, Citizen Participation Trial, Family Court

Fourth Yard Economics 127 - An Easy-to-Read Economics User's Guide
(Related subjects: Social Studies, Morality, History, Technology/Home Economics)

Keyword 1: Goods, added value, e-commerce, brands, complementary goods
Keyword 2? Theory of National Wealth, the Invisible Hand, the Law of Supply and Demand, Scarcity, Capitalism
Keyword 3? Light industry, social infrastructure, stocks
Keyword 4? Assets, Real Estate, Bonds
Keyword 5: Economic fluctuations, central bank, price index
Keyword 6: Mixed economic system, economically active population, economic growth rate
Keyword 7: Finance, Taxation, and Foreign Debt
Keyword 8: Trade, Comparative Advantage, Balance of Payments, Multinational Enterprises
Keyword 9: Globalization, IMF, OECD, Resource Democracy
Keyword 10: The rich get richer and the poor get poorer, irregular employment, minimum wage
Keyword 11: Sustainable Development, Ethical Consumption, and Collusion

Fifth Courtyard, Chapter 112 - A Basic Course in Understanding Context
(Related subjects: Korean, Social Studies, History, Ethics, Technology/Home Economics, Mathematics)

Keyword 1? Static, active, subjective
Keyword 2? Variability, forward, circular
Keyword 3? Commerciality, efficiency, entertainment
Keyword 4: Absolute, Universal, Generalization
Keyword 5: Organic, Overall, and Consistent
Keyword 6: Uniformity, Standardization, and Originality
Keyword 7: Pastoral, nostalgic, and emotional
Keyword 8? Similarity, heterogeneity, cynicism
Keyword 9? Fairness, validity, insight, assertiveness
Keyword 10: Clarification, Intrinsic, Psychological

Sixth Yard Philosophy, Part 109 - Reading High-Difficulty Texts on Your Own
(Related subjects: Korean, Ethics, Social Studies, History)

Keyword 1: Humanities, Golden Rule, Solidarity, Emotion
Keyword 2: Self-realization, reflection, sublimation, motto
Keyword 3? Individualism, liberalism, existentialism
Keyword 4: Ecologicalism, Trigger Effect, and Scientism
Keyword 5? Metaphysics, the Absolute, and the Deductive Method
Keyword 6: Customs, Dehumanization, Authoritarianism
Keyword 7: Hongik Ingan, compassion, the afterlife, and the belief in ups and downs
Keyword 8: Confucianism, benevolence, and faith

Seventh Yard World History Part 88 - Only the essentials of world history!
(Related subjects: History, Social Studies, Korean)

Keyword 1: Agricultural Revolution, Spartacus Rebellion, Feudalism
Keyword 2? AD, witch hunt, religious war
Keyword 3: Citizen Revolution, Glorious Revolution, French Revolution, Chartist Movement
Keyword 4? Age of Exploration, Industrial Revolution, World War I
Keyword 5? The Great Depression, Nazis, the Meiji Restoration, World War II
Keyword 6: Russian Revolution, arms race, great powers
Keyword 7: Palestine, Kashmir conflict, oil crisis
Keyword 8? The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Zheng He's Southern Sea Expedition, and the Long March

-Look up concept words

The secret to studying for school grades, the college entrance exam, and essays is to improve your vocabulary and conceptual skills!

Top students use vocabulary and concepts as if they were everyday language.
However, most students are weak in vocabulary and conceptual words.
It barely reaches the level of memorization.
This book is a vocabulary concert, but it's not just vocabulary.
This is a book about difficult concept words among vocabulary.
You can think of a concept word as a word that contains a lot of background knowledge and multiple meanings.
Using conceptual words as everyday language means freely utilizing diverse background knowledge and high-level knowledge.
Of course, you must reach a level where you can use conceptual language freely to enter the top ranks.
Textbooks are a series of countless concepts.
If you try to study the textbook without knowing the concepts, you will have to spend a lot of time learning the concepts, and students who have learned the concepts poorly will inevitably make mistakes when taking tests.


Conceptual words also appear in abundance in the college entrance exam and essay tests.
It is no exaggeration to say that the passages and questions that appear in the CSAT and essays are a link between conceptual words.
It is obvious that if you do not know the concepts, you will not be able to perform well in the CSAT and essay writing.
Because concepts are the core of writing, common sense, and a means of understanding the world.
If you want to see results commensurate with your efforts, if you want to improve your grades, if you want to develop the ability to understand the world and read difficult texts properly, you must learn vocabulary and concepts.
You must keep in mind that without this you will never be able to rise to a higher level.