Checkpoint · first-attempt results · UNIT CHECK
Unit 1 check
Check what you can recall from a fresh set of situations.
Try each question before reading the feedback. A corrected answer completes the practice; the first attempt is recorded separately. This is a short unit check, not a proficiency certificate.
Notice the pattern
This check covers only greetings, names and noun endings. It does not assess free conversation or pronunciation.
Try it yourself
You arrive at a new class. Choose a greeting.
A classmate lends you a pen. Choose a thank-you.
A fictional learner named Junho introduces himself.
Build the polite noun statement “a student”.
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A doctor is introducing their role. Which is correct?
New example: 민준 (Minjun) ends in 준, with final ㄴ. Apply the same rule.
RETRIEVE BEFORE YOU REVEAL
Say it in your own time.
Can you give a greeting, a fictional name and a role without reading?
One example: 안녕하세요. 유나예요. 학생이에요.
This is your own speaking check; pronunciation is not recorded or graded.
Finish each practice question and make a recall self-check to save completion. You can browse freely from the unit menu.