Exam Day: Korean SAT Games

It is the day of Korea's college entrance exam (수능). Get through it, from the 6:30 alarm to the final bell, one minigame at a time. The whole game looks like a test paper: the cover is home, every question is a game, results are marked in red pen and the ending is your report card. ■ The day, in order 6:30 alarm → pack your bag → reach the exam hall → Period 1 Korean → Period 2 Math → packed lunch → Period 3 English → Period 4 inquiry subjects → Period 5 second language → the final-bell OMR sheet ■ Every subject plays like the real paper · Korean: read the passage and pick the statement that does NOT match. Skim the question and you fall for the trap. · Math: actually work out exponents, logs, derivatives, sequences and integrals. Type short answers on a keypad, and decide whether to fight the killer question. · English: hold in your cough while the listening plays, read the caption and answer in the quiet gap. Then vocabulary blanks. · Social studies: a tricky timeline and primary sources. Science: physics, chemistry, biology and earth science. · Second language: Japanese, Chinese, Arabic or Classical Chinese lookalike letters and word meanings. ■ Your own exam day Write your name, inquiry subjects and second language on the application form, and your timetable follows. Family texts arrive the night before, and a pile of messages waits outside the gate when it is over. ■ Come back for more · Retakes: every new attempt runs the clock faster. · Mock exam: every question once, no retries. Go for grade 1. · Pencil case: collect 15 keepsakes. · Mark sheet: find the hidden achievements. Good luck to everyone sitting the real exam! ※ A parody game about the 수능. Not affiliated with the Korea Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation. ※ Rewarded ads are optional (a mock-exam retake, hidden achievement hints).

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