EBS says September mock exam Korean section resembled last year’s, with 51.1% linked to EBS materials
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At a glance
- EBS assessed the Korean section of South Korea’s 2027 CSAT September mock exam as similar in difficulty to last year’s September mock exam.
- The test reflected the 2015 revised curriculum and included varied inference questions designed to assess reading comprehension.
- EBS said 23 questions, or 51.1% of the test, drew on linked textbooks, concepts, works or question types.
The Korean section of South Korea’s September mock exam for the 2027 College Scholastic Ability Test had a difficulty level similar to last year’s September mock exam, EBS said.
EBS said the test reflected achievement standards from the 2015 revised curriculum and key concepts from textbooks. Overall, it maintained the question-setting trends seen in last year’s CSAT and the June mock exam.
Many questions required students to identify information accurately in passages and then apply inferential reasoning. EBS said the test used a range of answer choices to measure reading comprehension.
The exam linked more than half of its content to EBS CSAT preparation materials. In the reading section, it used key information and concepts from passages covered in those materials. Three literary works also came from the linked textbooks. EBS counted 23 linked questions, representing 51.1% of the full test, and said students who had studied the passages, works and key concepts carefully would have found the materials helpful in solving the questions.
We believe students who thoroughly studied the passages, works and key concepts in EBS CSAT-linked materials would have found them highly helpful in solving the questions.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.