Concept learning
1 Factual Reading
2 Inferential Reading
3 Critical Reading
4 Creative Reading

Humanities
01 Greek and Roman mythology
02 How do humans remember information?
03 Feed and Feed Criticism
04 Epicurus's philosophy of pleasure
05 If we speak the same language, will our thoughts be similar?
06 Boundaries of the Self
07 John Locke's Blank Slate Theory

society
01 Irrational Choice and Behavioral Economics
02 Using SNS Wisely
03 Problems arising from public goods and cause theory
04 Copyright and CCL
05 Principle of legality
06 What happens if the exchange rate changes?
07 Social Groups

science
01 Do I really need to sleep?
02 Edison and Tesla's Current War
03 The Calendar of Chemistry, the Periodic Table
04 Where do the colors of maple leaves come from?
05 Earth's Uninvited Guest, Meteorites
06 Phlogiston theory and Lavoisier

technology
01 How was length measured in the past?
02 Invitation to the Microscopic World: Nanoscience
03 Artificial Intelligence and Neural Network Theory
04 Advances in biometric technology
05 Principles of Maglev Trains
06 Synthetic Biology and Life Phenomena

art
01 What is art?
02 Know, feel, and enjoy beauty
03 Enjoying Hanok with the Landscape
04 Rodin's Art World
05 Charades used in movies
06 What is Opera?
07 New Realism, Nouveau Realism

Area integration
01 Earthquake-resistant design of Bulguksa Temple
02 Action Painting and Entropy
03 The Ideology of Confucianism and the Power of 500 Years of the Joseon Dynasty
04 Entertainment Elements and Movies

Answer and explanation

01 Concept Learning
Basic reading comprehension concepts are essential!
We have organized and presented the concepts necessary for reading non-fiction.
We've organized the essential learning content so you can easily study it.

02 Applied Learning
Applying the concept of non-literature reading!
If you have learned the concept, we have structured the problems based on related content so that you can apply what you have learned.
Through the process of applied learning, you will be able to lay the foundation for non-fiction reading comprehension.

03 Must-Read Tips
Understand the basic sanctions first!
Information on sanctions was provided.
You can see which parts you should focus on reading, and the level of the text is presented by dividing it into vocabulary, sentences, and background knowledge using star indicators.

04 Reading Practice
Faithful vocabulary, meticulous text analysis,
Practice with CSAT-style questions!
It is structured to enable systematic learning of vocabulary, paragraphs, structure, and problem solving by reading various materials.
After reading the text and learning the vocabulary, you can identify the topic of the text, organize the content of the paragraphs, and understand the structure of the entire text.
You can also develop your problem-solving skills through CSAT-style questions.

05 Visual aids, reading comprehension knowledge, and background knowledge
Make sure to finish it!
It provides background knowledge necessary for understanding sanctions and solving problems, and is structured to help readers acquire reading comprehension skills through text.
Visual materials within the problem and sanctions are presented analytically to enable effective understanding of sanctions and problem solving.

Answer and explanation
A complete explanation of sanctions, consisting of fingerprint analysis and problem analysis sections!
We have presented a fingerprint analysis section with detailed fingerprint annotation methods to enable a complete analysis of the sanctions.
The problem analysis section provides detailed explanations of correct and incorrect answers, allowing you to clearly understand the problem.