Ⅰ.
Relationship with yourself

1.
What kind of person am I and how should I live?
2.
What kind of person is a moral person?
3.
What is happiness?

Ⅱ.
Relationships with others

1.
What should a family look like?
2.
Why is friendship so precious?
3.
How should we treat others in cyberspace?

Ⅲ.
Relationship with society and community

1.
How can we realize the universal value of human rights?
2.
What moral attitude is needed in a multicultural society?
3.
What is the meaning and value of unification?

Ⅳ.
relationship with nature

1.
What is the scope of moral consideration?

The 'Middle School Ethics ①' self-study book (also used as an assessment workbook) that perfectly prepares for school exams is structured as follows.

[A meticulously organized summary of the textbook's key contents]
· 'Key Content Summary', a systematic summary of the contents of the Jihaksa textbook
· 'Key Check', which organizes the most important core content into questions so that you can immediately check what you have learned.

[Friendly and detailed textbook activity explanation]
· Provides example answers and activity tips for all thoughts, inquiries, and activities presented in the textbook.
· Provides explanations and sample answers to help you understand the core content of the material.
· Provides summary of the solution to the midterm exam and answer keys and sample answers for the solution.
· Provides explanations of materials and activity guides for the Beyond the Classroom class, along with sample answers for each stage.
· Includes easy-to-interpret materials at the end of each unit, sample answers for sharing thoughts and activities, and various activity tips to achieve high scores.

[Problem Solving for a Solid Exam Preparation]
· 'Solid Basic Problems' consisting of multiple-choice questions that check what you've learned
· 'Smart and Difficult Problems' consisting of multiple-choice and descriptive questions that must be solved to achieve a high score while summarizing the content of the intermediate section
· 'Chapter-End Problems' containing multiple-choice and short-answer questions that summarize the content of each chapter
· Provide friendly and detailed answers and explanations to questions
· 'Avoiding Wrong Answers', which includes explanations of incorrect answers, and example answers and grading criteria for all descriptive questions.