Pinpoint 100
Pinpoint · Learn Korean culture through inference
Connect five clues to identify one Korean cultural concept, then study why the clues lead to the answer on a separate review screen.
| 난이도 | 문제 수 | 설명 |
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| Easy | 30 | Infer from familiar scenes such as daily life, travel, and food. |
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| Intermediate | 40 | Connect several features of Korean traditions, history, and arts. |
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| Advanced | 30 | Read detailed clues about heritage, writing history, and classical literature. |
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- History·Space — At the heart of a Joseon royal palace
- Lifestyle·Holidays — Scenes from Lunar New Year's Day
- Lifestyle·Holidays — Scenes from the autumn harvest holiday
- Architecture·Life — How a traditional Korean home is built
- Food·Community — Preparing food for the winter
- Traditional Arts — One performer, one long musical story
- Sports·Martial Arts — Korea's martial art in a white uniform
- Language·Text — The writing system used for Korean
- Food — A colorful bowl mixed before eating
- Lifestyle·Leisure — Hot rooms and shared relaxation spaces
- Lifestyle·Economy — The bustle of a traditional market day
- Transportation — The railway beneath the city
- Daily Life · Shopping — A small shop that stays open late
- Family·Rites — A baby's first-birthday celebration
- City · Leisure — The river that crosses Seoul
- Region·Travel — The island of stone and wind
- Region·Travel — A port city of film and sea
- Region·History — The former capital of Silla
- Region/Tradition — A city of flavor and traditional sound
- Region · Tradition — The home of Confucian scholars and masks
- Season·Life — The season announced first by flowers
- Season·Life — The season of rain and heat
- Season·Life — The season of harvest and high skies
- Season·Life — The season of snow and hot street snacks
- Language and Etiquette — Words that show respect
- Popular Culture/Leisure — A small room with a microphone
- Lifestyle·Digital — A meal ordered by phone
- Living·Cafe — A place for coffee and laptops
- School Life — Lunch shared at school
- National Symbol — Four trigrams on a white field
- Seasonal customs — The first full moon of the lunar year
- Seasonal customs — A summer festival scented with sweet flag
- Traditional Clothing — Traditional clothing shaped by line and color
- Housing Technology — Heat flowing beneath the floor
- Fermented food — Vegetables fermented with salt and seasoning
- Fermented food — A brown fermented paste made from meju
- Traditional food — Rice flour steamed, pounded, and shaped
- Everyday Etiquette — Ritual and courtesy in a cup of tea
- Community Arts — Drumming and dancing through the village
- Stage Arts — Four instruments on a modern traditional stage
- Traditional entertainment — Satire and laughter behind a mask
- Folk song — A Korean folk song with many regional forms
- Painting — Everyday paintings filled with wishes
- Crafts — Shimmering shell on black lacquer
- Craft·Recording — Durable paper made from mulberry bark
- Craft·Fermentation — A clay vessel that breathes
- Ceramic craft — Blue-green ceramics with inlaid designs
- Ceramic craft — The restrained beauty of Joseon white porcelain
- Buddhist Heritage — The temple of Dabotap and Seokgatap
- Palace Heritage — A royal palace shaped by the natural landscape
- Royal rites — The shrine of Joseon kings and queens
- Castle Heritage — The fortress of King Jeongjo's planned city
- Castle Heritage — An emergency capital in the mountains
- Buddhist Heritage — The mountain temple guarding the Tripitaka woodblocks
- Buddhist Art — The principal Buddha in a stone grotto on Tohamsan
- Historical Figure — The king who advanced a new script and science
- Historical Figure — The admiral who defended the sea
- Independence Movement — The independence cry at Aunae Market
- Independence Movement — A leader of the Korean Provisional Government
- Art/People — The Joseon woman who painted plants and insects
- Education·Confucianism — Joseon's highest national academy
- Education·Confucianism — A private academy honoring Confucian scholars
- Education·Confucianism — A public Confucian school in each district
- Talent selection — Selecting officials through examinations
- Documentary Heritage — A dynasty's history compiled reign by reign
- Medical records — Medical knowledge compiled by Heo Jun
- Printing/Recording — The oldest surviving book printed with metal type
- Map·Geography — A nationwide map of mountains and roads
- Medicine·Life — Balancing the body with acupuncture and moxibustion
- Buddhism·Experience — A day of practice at a mountain temple
- Royal music — Joseon royal ritual music at Jongmyo
- Court dance — An exorcistic dance of five-colored masks
- Traditional vocal music — Long-form songs of sijo poetry and orchestra
- Festivals and Intangible Heritage — A Dano festival for the guardian of Daegwallyeong
- Marine life — An island diving culture carried by sumbisori
- Fermentation knowledge — Making two sauces from one batch of meju
- Construction technology — The master carpenter of large wooden buildings
- Weaving technology — Fine summer ramie from Hansan
- Traditional martial arts — A flowing martial art built on pumbapgi steps
- Text/Record — The book explaining the principles of the new script
- Text history — Chinese-character notation used to write hyangga
- Text history — Korean-style Chinese-character notation for administration
- Text history — Small marks that help readers interpret Classical Chinese
- Documentary Heritage — The daily record kept by the king's secretariat
- Royal records — An illustrated manual of royal ceremonies
- Buddhist records — More than eighty thousand Buddhist woodblocks
- World Heritage — Royal tombs shaped by feng shui and living ritual
- World Heritage — Nine Confucian academies forming one serial heritage
- World Heritage — Living traditions of seven mountain monasteries
- Natural heritage — Tidal flats that sustain migratory birds and marine life
- Ancient Heritage — Seven tomb complexes reflecting the Gaya confederacy
- Prehistoric Heritage — Rock art of whales and hunting along a valley stream
- Classic Literature — A Goryeo song longing to live in the green mountains
- Classic Literature — A hyangga comparing a dead sister to a fallen leaf
- Classic novel — Love and resistance beginning at Gwanghallu
- Classic novel — Indangsu and the blind father who regains his sight
- Classic novel — The seed brought by an injured swallow
- Pansori Literature — A journey onto land in search of a rabbit's liver
- Founding Myth — A founding myth of a bear who became human
- Traditional colors — Five colors linked to directions and seasons
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