Sometimes a familiar word still refuses to come to mind. Instead of guessing at random, read the clues in a consistent order. Sentence hints and final review give you something to learn even when you skip a question.
Check the topic and length
Read whether the question concerns Subway, Food or Countries. The same initial letters can suggest different words. Korean shows Hangul initials; other editions show opening characters and dots for the rest. Check whether your first idea fits all the conditions.
Find the narrowing detail
A station's city and line, a food's ingredients and preparation, or a country's capital can eliminate competing answers. Pick one distinguishing condition instead of memorising the whole sentence. Look for a name that satisfies every detail.
Check the input too
If the hint seems right, check for missing or mistaken letters. Formatting is normalised, but a different word is still incorrect. Finish any input-method composition before pressing Enter, or use Check on a mobile device.
Skip and review
There is no time limit, but you can move on when stuck. Skipping does not count as correct. In the final review, read the answer alongside the original hint and notice the clue you missed; that may help on a later round.
Distinguish learning from a first attempt
Repeating a daily set can improve your score because you remember its answers. Treat first attempts as a fresh challenge and repeats as review. For different questions, choose a new practice round or the next daily date.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I enter only the displayed initials?
No. Enter the complete station, food or country name.
Where are skipped answers shown?
Open the question-and-answer review on the result screen.
Game screens and instructions
This guide describes the current K-jihacheol game. For real journeys, consult official transport information.