to the question. In part 3, 10 questions are given to listen to the statement and choose the most appropriate answer to the question. vocabulary/words There is a perfect score of 40 for 60 questions and a time limit of 20 minutes. Part 1 contains 15 questions about selecting the most appropriate answer for the blank in the dialogue. Part 2 is given 15 questions to choose the most appropriate answer for the short space. Part 3 is given 15 questions in selecting the most appropriate vocabulary for the blank space of the dialogue. Part 4 is given 15 questions in selecting the most appropriate vocabulary for a single blank space. reading comprehension In 35 questions 80 points is perfect and the time limit is 40 minutes. Part 1 reads the fingerprint, 10 questions of selecting the most appropriate answer in the blank, and one question per fingerprint. Part 2 is a 19 question mark of the most appropriate answer to a question after reading the fingerprint and one question per question. Part 3 has six questions to read and answer questions that are most appropriate to the question, and two questions per question. Speaking The answer to 11 questions is perfect. Part 1 has three questions to answer a simple question, and the answer time is 10 seconds. Part 2 contains one question of a sound reading, 30 seconds of preparation time and 45 seconds of reply time. Part 3 will have five questions to answer in everyday conversation situations, and will be given 10 seconds to answer in 15 seconds to prepare. Part 4 is given 60 seconds of response time in 60 seconds of preparation time, with one question to be drawn and connected. Part 5 is given 120 seconds for preparation and 90 seconds for answer time, with one question for reporting and presenting the chart. Writing A perfect score of 100 is given in three paragraphs. Part 1 is given 10 minutes in dictation. Part 2 is given 15 minutes to answer e-mail, and Part 3 is given 30 minutes to write comments. Note Seoul National University (SNU) conducts a special TEPS test for new students every year. Subject to TEPS test scores, freshmen are qualified to take the required English courses (not approved for other tests such as TOEFL and TOEIC). The following is part of Seoul National University's undergraduate regulations related to TEPS