2026 KIIP Level 4 Midterm Mock Exam & Full Guide 05(중간평가)

The Key to Passing KIIP Level 4! Master Essential Vocabulary, Grammar, and Korean Society Concepts.

2026 KIIP Level 4 Midterm CBT Mock Exam 05

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This post is the fifth mock exam designed to help you prepare for the KIIP Level 4 (Intermediate 2) Midterm Evaluation. In this fifth set, we dive into expressions indicating extreme degrees (-ㄹ 정도로, -ㄹ 지경이다), tracking changes (-더니), cooking verbs, and highly tested cultural elements such as the Election system, salary structures, and traditional ceremonies.

Scoring 80 to 90+ points on this exam will make your transition to Level 5 (Comprehensive Evaluation) much smoother. Test your skills now with our carefully selected 17 essential questions!

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Vocabulary & Synonyms
Cooking Verbs, Antonyms, Work terms (Q1–Q6)

Essential Grammar
-(이)나, -는 김에, -더니, -ㄹ 지경이다 (Q7–Q11)

Korean Society & Culture
Elections, Workplaces, Ondol, Traditions (Q12–Q17)

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Midterm Key Concepts Review

PART 1: Vocabulary & Grammar

모집하다 [mo-jip-ha-da] / 수행하다 [su-haeng-ha-da]

Vocab: 모집하다 means to recruit or gather people (e.g., 자원봉사자를 모집하다). 수행하다 is a formal word meaning to carry out or execute tasks (e.g., 업무를 수행하다).

내성적이다 ↔ 외향적이다

Antonym: 내성적이다 [nae-seong-jeok-i-da] means to be introverted/quiet. The opposite is 외향적이다 [oe-hyang-jeok-i-da] (extroverted/outgoing).

N + -이나/나

Grammar: Used when the speaker feels the amount or quantity is much higher or more than expected. (e.g., 20만 원이나 썼어요 - I spent as much as 200,000 won!)

V + -(으)ㄹ 정도로 / -(으)ㄹ 지경이다

Grammar: Expresses an extreme degree or extent. (e.g., 쓰러질 정도로 피곤해요 = 너무 피곤해서 쓰러질 지경이에요 - I'm so tired I could collapse).

V + -더니

Grammar: Used to express a contrast or change between a past fact the speaker directly observed, and a new current situation. (e.g., 어제는 맑더니 오늘은 비가 오네요).

PART 2: Korean Society & Culture

Korean Election Rules (선거 규정)

Society: Voting is managed by the 중앙선거관리위원회 (NEC). Voting hours are strictly from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. If you are busy on election day, you can vote in advance during the 사전 투표 (Early Voting) period.

Workplace Stress & Salaries

Society: The #1 cause of stress for Korean office workers is 대인 관계 (Interpersonal relationships). A monthly salary is composed of 기본급 (Base Pay) + 수당 (Allowances for overtime, weekends, etc.).

Coming of Age Ceremonies (성년식)

Culture: Traditionally, when boys turned 20, they tied their hair into a topknot (상투를 틀다 / 관례). When girls turned 15, they used an ornamental hairpin (비녀를 꽂다 / 계례).

 

Full Solution Guide (Bilingual)

Q1. Adverb (Waiting)Answer: 1) 드디어

[해설] 오랫동안 간절하게 기다리던 일이 마침내 이루어졌을 때 부사 드디어를 사용합니다.

[EN] 'Deu-di-eo' (Finally/At last) is used when a long-awaited event finally happens.

Q2. Vocabulary (Recruiting)Answer: 1) 모집합니다

[해설] 함께 일할 자원봉사자나 사람을 뽑고 구하는 것을 모집하다라고 합니다.

[EN] To gather or recruit people (like volunteers) is called 'Mo-jip-ha-da'.

Q3. Antonym (Personality)Answer: 1) 외향적이다

[해설] 조용하고 집에 있는 것을 좋아하는 '내성적이다'의 반대말은 밖을 좋아하고 활발한 외향적이다입니다.

[EN] The antonym for Introverted (Nae-seong-jeok-i-da) is Extroverted (Oe-hyang-jeok-i-da).

Q4. Synonym (Embarrassed)Answer: 1) 부끄러웠어요

[해설] 선배들에게 물어보기가 '창피하다'와 의미가 가장 비슷한 어휘는 부끄럽다입니다.

[EN] The synonym for 'Chang-pi-ha-da' (to be embarrassed/ashamed) is 'Bu-kkeu-reop-da'.

Q5. Vocabulary (Tasks)Answer: 1) 수행하기

[해설] 회사에서 자신에게 주어진 일이나 과제를 해내는 것을 고급 어휘로 수행하다라고 합니다.

[EN] 'Su-haeng-ha-da' is a formal verb meaning to carry out or execute assigned tasks or duties.

Q6. Vocabulary (Cooking)Answer: 1) 튀기다

[해설] 김치볶음밥은 재료를 썰어서 프라이팬에 기름을 두르고 '볶아서' 만듭니다. 기름에 푹 담가서 뜨겁게 익히는 튀기다는 어울리지 않습니다.

[EN] Fried rice is 'stir-fried' (Bok-da). 'Twi-gi-da' means to deep-fry in a large amount of oil, which is incorrect here.

Q7. Grammar (Emphasis on amount)Answer: 1) 이나

[해설] 돈이나 수량이 예상보다 '많다'고 느낄 때는 -이나/나를 씁니다. (적다고 느낄 때는 '-밖에 안')

[EN] Use '-i-na/na' to express that an amount is surprisingly large. (e.g., I spent as much as 200,000 won!)

Q8. Grammar (Extreme Degree)Answer: 1) 없을 정도로

[해설] 바쁜 정도가 매우 심함을 나타낼 때 -ㄹ 정도로 또는 -ㄹ 지경이다를 사용합니다.

[EN] To express an extreme degree, use '-l jeong-do-ro' or '-l ji-gyeong-i-da'. (e.g., Busy to the point of having no time to eat).

Q9. Grammar (Taking Opportunity)Answer: 1) 사는 김에

[해설] 어떤 행동을 하는 기회나 김에 다른 행동까지 함께 할 때 -는 김에를 씁니다.

[EN] '-neun gim-e' is used when you take advantage of an opportunity to do something else. (While buying my bag, I bought another one).

Q10. Grammar (Preparation)Answer: 1) 만들어 놓았어요

[해설] 나중에 공원에 가기 위해 미래를 대비하여 미리 준비를 해둔 것이므로 -아/어 놓다를 씁니다.

[EN] '-a/eo no-ta' means an action was done in advance as a preparation. (I made Gimbap in advance).

Q11. Grammar (Contrast)Answer: 1) 맑더니

[해설] 과거에 직접 관찰했던 사실(어제는 맑았다)과 현재 일어난 결과(비가 온다)가 다르게 변했을 때 -더니를 사용합니다.

[EN] '-deo-ni' expresses a contrast or change between a past observation and the current situation.

Q12. Society (Elections)Answer: 1) 오후 6시 이후에도 투표할 수 있다 (False)

[해설] 투표 시간은 지정된 날의 오전 6시부터 오후 6시까지이며, 이 시간이 지나면 절대로 투표할 수 없습니다.

[EN] Voting hours are strictly from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. You cannot vote after 6:00 PM.

Q13. Society (Workplace)Answer: 1) 대인 관계

[해설] 설문조사에 따르면 직장인들은 업무 자체보다 상사나 선배와의 대인 관계(인간관계)에서 가장 큰 스트레스를 받습니다.

[EN] The #1 cause of stress for Korean office workers is interpersonal relationships (Dae-in gwan-gye) with bosses or seniors.

Q14. Society (Salary)Answer: 1) 기본급 + 수당

[해설] 한국 직장인들의 월급은 정해진 기본급에 야근, 주말 근무 등에 따른 수당(플러스 알파)이 합쳐져서 구성됩니다.

[EN] A Korean employee's monthly salary consists of Base Pay (Gi-bon-geup) plus Allowances (Su-dang).

Q15. Society (Ondol)Answer: 1) 지금도 아궁이에 불을 땐다 (False)

[해설] 온돌은 방바닥을 데우는 훌륭한 전통 난방 방식이지만, 화재 위험 등의 이유로 현재는 보일러를 주로 사용합니다.

[EN] While Ondol is a great traditional floor heating system, modern Koreans use boilers instead of lighting actual fires in an Agungi (traditional stove).

Q16. Society (Signs)Answer: 1) 출입 금지

[해설] 특정 장소에 나가는 것(출)과 들어가는 것(입)을 금지하는 표지판은 출입 금지 (또는 진입 금지)입니다.

[EN] The sign indicating that entry or exit is forbidden (e.g., Staff Only areas) is 'Chul-ip geum-ji' (No Entry).

Q17. Culture (Traditions)Answer: 1) 성년식 (관례/계례)

[해설] 과거 남자는 상투를 틀고(관례), 여자는 비녀를 꽂아(계례) 어른이 되었음을 인정받는 성년식을 치렀습니다.

[EN] In the past, traditional coming-of-age ceremonies (Seong-nyeon-sik) involved boys tying a topknot and girls wearing a hairpin to be recognized as adults.

 

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