[Reading Skills]
1.
Sentence reading skills
① Reading skills according to sentence structure type
② Skills for reading complex sentences in pieces
③ Reading skills based on the relationship between information in a sentence

2.
Paragraph reading skills
① Reading skills according to paragraph structure type
② Reading skills according to paragraph content type

3.
Reading comprehension skills
① Reading skills based on the text's development structure
② Improving reading comprehension skills by understanding the structure of the text (using reading symbols)

[Reading Practice 1]
Humanities 01 _ If everyone says 'yes', then I say 'yes' too?
Humanities 02 _ What is good and what is right
Society 03 _ The Republic of Korea is a democratic republic.
Society 04 _ The apricot market due to lopsided information
Science 05 - Enjoying Roller Coasters 200%
Science 06 _ Hubble's Observations and the Expansion of the Universe
■ Build more vocabulary, tell more stories

Technology 07 _ Warm Technology for Humans
Technology 08 _ Another reality that is not reality
Art 09 _ What does 'Baroque' in Baroque music mean?
Art 10 _ Split it, look at it, put it together and draw it
Integration 11 - When Brain Science and Economics Meet
■ Build more vocabulary, tell more stories
■ Pros vs. Cons of Developing Critical Thinking Skills [Is majority decision-making trustworthy?]

[Reading Practice 2]
Humanities 01 _ For fun or reward
Humanities 02 _ 'Getting Married' and 'Getting Married'
Society 03 _ Place Marketing that Appeals to the Charm of a Place
Society 04 _ How the Capitalist Economic System Works
Science 05 - Why Saunas Are Less Hot Than Bathwater
Science 06 _ There's science in the pool too.
■ Build more vocabulary, tell more stories

Tech 07 _ Two Orders for Organizing Data
Technology 08 - What principles are hidden in touchscreens?
Art 09 _ Does art have to be beautiful?
Art 10 _ Buddhist Pagodas and Artistry
Integration 11 _ Battle of Red Cliffs and the Southeast Wind
■ Build more vocabulary, tell more stories
■ Pros vs. Cons of Developing Critical Thinking Skills [Should You Give Money to Beggars?]

[Reading Practice 3 times]
Humanities 01 _ No matter how difficult it is, life is meaningful.
Humanities 02 _ Hong Dae-yong's Reform Thoughts that Transcended the Times
Society 03 _ The Light and Shadow of Gentrification
Society 04 _ Courts and the Constitutional Court
Science 05 _ Mathematics in Keys and Locks, Number of Cases
Science 06 - What Happens Inside the Kidneys?
■ Build more vocabulary, tell more stories

Technology 07 _ Electromagnetic induction can also cook rice?
Technology 08 _ Smart clothes are made with smart fibers
Art 09 _ Communication in Comics
Art 10 _ Point-and-View Figures in Oriental Landscape Painting
Integration 11 - How are passwords created?
■ Build more vocabulary, tell more stories
■ Pros vs. Cons of Critical Thinking [Are Genetically Modified Agricultural Products Really a Blessing?]

[Reading Practice 4 times]
Humanities 01 _ The reason King Sejong created Hunminjeongeum
Humanities 02 - Is a corpse with mentally impaired a human being?
Society 03 _ Pursuing Corporate Profits through Mecenat
Society 04 - How are markets created?
Science 05 _ Is the tripod stable anywhere?
Science 06 - Why the Equator Doesn't Get Hotter
■ Build more vocabulary, tell more stories

Technology 07 _ Ondol, a room that provides heating and cooking at the same time
Technology 08 - Is this a plane or a train? Hyperloop
Art 09 _ Clear figures, blurred backgrounds
Art 10 _ What if you want to emphasize the subject of the painting?
Integrated 11 - Do I have to pay when I emit carbon?
■ Build more vocabulary, tell more stories
■ Pros vs. Cons of Developing Critical Thinking Skills [Will Advances in Science and Technology Enrich Human Life?]

2 fingerprints a day, complete in 30 days!

1.
Through the [Awakening Non-Fiction Reading DNA] series, you can gradually learn “reading principles,” “reading techniques,” and “past question types” to develop solid reading comprehension skills.
- Step 1: Build a solid foundation by learning reading principles based on the curriculum.
- Step 2: Learn the skills of reading step by step, sentence by sentence, paragraph by paragraph, and article by article, and learn how to read complex texts quickly and accurately.
- Step 3: Learn the types of non-literature questions that frequently appear on exams and their solutions, and develop problem-solving skills.

2.
Through practice problems, you can improve your reading comprehension skills and build a variety of background knowledge.
- Stage 1/2: Include at least 50% of texts related to middle school subjects (Korean, math, social studies, history, science, technology/home economics, art, etc.), select texts that stimulate students' interest and curiosity → Build background knowledge for subject learning
- Step 3: Include at least 50% of previous academic ability test questions, and present new questions of similar difficulty → Build background knowledge to prepare for actual exam questions.

3.
Friendly commentary and detailed answer explanations allow learners to achieve perfect reading comprehension on their own.
- Detailed explanations of fingerprints, problem-solving methods, and reasons for correct and incorrect answers.
- Presentation of 'explanation' and 'topic' to help understand the text

4.
You can improve your vocabulary by using the appendix mini vocabulary list.
- Vocabulary from the text is collected by chapter and provided in a mini-book format.
- Synonyms, antonyms, Chinese character idioms, and idiomatic expressions related to vocabulary are organized with example sentences to enable extensive vocabulary learning.