— Overview
The work is a set of beginner listening-test items. The reference named is Saengsaeng Korean Listening, Beginner Course, Language Plus, Seoul Korean Academy, 2007, units 1 to 25. The items are dialogues or short monologues, each followed by a question. Situations include whose book it is, what is missing in a convenience store, a birthday, pizza delivery hours, the price of socks, the weather, a plan after class, a description of a room, an exchange in a clothing shop, buying a smartphone, a sale that cannot be made, an order of food or a drink, a trip, a bank visit, a tour of Seoul, the price of a camera, and a mileage card.
A few dialogues are given more fully. In one, a customer asks until what hour a pizza shop delivers on Saturday; the staff member says weekdays until 12 p.m., weekends until 2 a.m. In another, socks are two pairs for 2,000 won, and one pair is 1,000 won; the question asks the price of four pairs, and four options are listed: 200, 1,000, 4,000, and 2,000 won. A weather dialogue mentions many clouds and overcast sky; a room monologue places a bed by the window, clothes on the bed, a desk by the door, a laptop on the desk, two books between the laptop and a clock, and a cat under the desk, and notes there is no chair.
Many items in the text show only a fourth option, or do not mark a key. Those keys are not invented here, and missing options are not filled in. The last item, about a mileage discount, is cut mid-question. The cut is left as a cut.
— Contents and key concepts
A 2007 coursebook, and the situations named
The work is a set of beginner listening-test items. The reference named is Saengsaeng Korean Listening, Beginner Course, Language Plus, Seoul Korean Academy, 2007, units 1 to 25. Each item is a dialogue or a short monologue, followed by a question. The situations run through everyday talk: whose book it is, what is missing in a convenience store, a birthday, pizza delivery hours, the price of socks, the weather, a plan after class, a room, a clothing shop, a smartphone, a sale that cannot be made, food and drink, a trip, a bank visit, a tour of Seoul, a camera price, and a mileage card.
Those situations are left as the account lists them. They are not turned into a later official catalogue of test topics, and no later official exam is attached.
A few fuller items, and keys left unmarked
A few dialogues are given more fully. In one, a customer asks until what hour a pizza shop delivers on Saturday; the staff member says weekdays until 12 p.m., weekends until 2 a.m. In another, socks are two pairs for 2,000 won, and one pair is 1,000 won; the question asks the price of four pairs, and four options are listed: 200, 1,000, 4,000, and 2,000 won. A weather dialogue mentions many clouds and overcast sky, and the man has brought an umbrella. A room monologue places a bed just in front of the window, clothes on the bed, a desk beside the door, a laptop on the desk, two books between the laptop and a clock, a desk calendar and a doll behind the clock, and a cat under the desk, and notes there is a desk but no chair.
Many items in the text show only a fourth option, or do not mark which option is the key. Those keys are not invented here, and missing options are not filled in. The last item, about how much mileage is needed for a discount — the clerk says 100,000 won — is cut mid-question. The cut is left as a cut. No official answer key is added.
Sources
- a set of beginner Korean listening-test items drawn from a 2007 Seoul Korean Academy coursebook, with everyday dialogues and questions, and with official answer keys left only partly marked.
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