What is the ad about?

Test tips

1. Underline 2–3 concrete key words (body parts, objects, actions, numbers) and ask: what has ALL of these features? The answer must match every clue, not just one.
2. Wrong options usually come from the same field as the right one (fan ↔ air conditioner, raincoat ↔ umbrella, eye clinic ↔ optician); find the detail only the right one has (setting temperature, 'opening up', 'frames').
3. In campaign slogans the last line is usually the call to action (-세요, -지 마세요): ask 'what do they want me to do?' – avoid fraud, save energy, give blood…
4. For bullet-point notices (·), read all three lines and find what they share: usage rules (이용 수칙), how to apply (신청 방법), exchange/refund (교환 및 환불), closure (휴관 안내)…
5. Beware word traps: a word that appears in the text (할인, 공사, 엘리베이터) can be a wrong option if it is not the main point.
6. Spend only 30–45 seconds per item; the texts are short, so don't translate word by word.

Signal words and patterns

When you see these in a question, they point to the answer or to a trap.

• -세요 / -지 마세요
• -아/어 드립니다
• 무료
• 할인
• 신청
• 이용
• 안내
• 예방
• 주의
• ~까지