ITQ Korean Language Test 2020: Exam Preparation Guide

Kim Se emphasizes the importance of checking settings and formatting for the ITQ Korean Language Test to avoid point deductions.

### Preparing for the ITQ Korean Language Test: Essential Tips and Steps
* 📅 Today is July 13, 2024, and I, Kim Se, will guide you through the ITQ Korean Language Test version 2020, hoping this video will **assist your exam preparation**.
* 🖥 Upon entering the exam room, check the computer settings, particularly ensuring that the View section has the **Page Outline, Paragraph, and Picture options selected** for optimal document formatting.
* 📄 Set the page layout by pressing F7, configuring margins to **10 for the top and bottom**, and **11 for the left and right** before creating **three pages**, ensuring to correctly label problem numbers.
* 💾 Save your work frequently by clicking on '**File**' then '**Save As**', placing your document in the **IT folder** with your **candidate number followed by your name** to avoid point deductions.
* ✍ ️ When entering content, remember to input English text first, followed by Korean, and utilize shortcuts like **F6** for styling and adjusting font settings for both languages.
* 📊 For tables, ensure **correct alignment**, apply **captions**, and fill cell backgrounds as needed, while also using functions for calculations like **summation with the thousand separator option activated**.
* 📈 When creating charts, ensure the **title and axes are appropriately labeled**, and make necessary adjustments to the **scales and formats** to match the required specifications.
* 🔍 Finally, while working with formulas and shapes, follow the prescribed order for creating shapes, ensuring to **fill colors correctly** and **adjust sizes as needed** for a **polished final output**.

### Step-by-Step Guide for Creating and Formatting Documents
* 🖱 When moving slightly within a document, it's more efficient to use the **arrow keys** rather than the mouse for **precise adjustments**.
* 📝 To insert text, click on the blank screen and type "**National Perception Artificial Intelligence**," then proceed by clicking the background again.
* 📏 Create a **green rectangle** with dimensions **120 by 50**, ensuring to draw it to the side and adjust the **fill color** to one **not previously used**.
* 🖼 ️ After creating the shape, **insert image number one from the ITQ folder**, making sure to **adjust its size to 40 by 30** and set the picture effect to **grayscale**.
* 🔗 Remember to **insert a hyperlink later**, as this can only be done after completing page three, and ensure all elements are correctly positioned and centered.
* ✏ Sure, please provide me with the text that you would like me to format using the 'Galmyeong Sujang' font, adjusting sizes, colors, and ensuring the text is bold and centered.
* 📊 Create a table with three columns and six rows, adjusting the font to **Gulim size 10** and ensuring proper **border settings** for visibility.
* 🔄 Finally, remember to **save your work frequently**, check for any **formatting issues**, and review all **special characters and hyperlinks** before finalizing the document.

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Preparing for the ITQ Korean Language Test

When entering the exam room, check the View section to ensure the Page Outline, Paragraph, and Picture options are selected.

Set the top header and bottom footer margins to 10, and the left and right margins to 11 using F7.

Remember to save your work with the file name as your candidate number followed by your name, and enter the English text completely before adding the Korean text.

Font and Table Settings for Korean and English

The font settings for Korean and English are different, with the size usually set to 10.

The scaling and letter spacing for both languages are initially the same, but should be adjusted to 95 and 5, respectively.

After setting the Korean font to Dotum and the English font to Gulim, a table with six columns and five rows is created, with text and number alignment adjusted for a uniform appearance.

The process involves adjusting the double line border, setting the range, and using the thousand separator for faster number input.

After entering the data, a block calculation formula is used for the total, which should be right-aligned.

The chart is created from the table data, with adjustments made for the title, axis, and size, while also changing the font to Gulim for both Korean and English.

Formatting and Editing in Microsoft Tools

Set the font to Hangul at size 12 for proper changes.

Ensure the Korean Microsoft input method is selected for the font panel.

Follow a numbered order for making changes, including adjusting font styles, adding thousand separators, and setting scales for consistency.

Step-by-Step Guide to Entering a Formula and Working with Shapes

Use the Tab key to navigate and enter subscripts and superscripts in the formula.

Follow a specific order when working with shapes: line, fill, and effects.

Create and position shapes and text boxes carefully, ensuring proper sizing, coloring, and alignment for a polished final result.

Creating a Visual Layout with Shapes and Images

Use the arrow keys to move slightly and type in the blank screen.

Draw a green rectangle, set its size to 120 by 50, and change its fill color.

Insert image number one from the ITQ folder, adjust its size to 40 by 30, and change the effect to grayscale.

Format the text, change the font to 'Galmyeong Sujang,' and adjust the size and position of the text and image.

Create additional shapes, copy them, and adjust their positions and colors as needed.

Creating a Circle and Text Box in a Design

A circle can be drawn by adjusting an oval's size to 13 by 13 and removing the line.

The fill color should be changed to white, and text can be added using the Gungsuh font at size 20, centered within the circle.

A text box with a dashed line, Gulim font at size 18, and centered alignment should be created slightly offset from the circle, and the content can be entered and adjusted as needed.

Formatting and Merging Cells in a Document

The font is set to Gulim size 10 with center alignment, and the left and right borders have been changed to none.

The top and bottom borders have a double line, and a gradient color starting with yellow has been applied horizontally.

The four rows below the first have been merged using the shortcut 'M', and the middle dot has been added using special characters.

Footnotes have been inserted, and the document formatting has been adjusted, including bolding and aligning text.

Steps for Document Formatting and Image Insertion

The document requires the creation of a bookmark for "Artificial Intelligence" and the insertion of hyperlinks.

Page numbering and a decorative first letter for the paragraph need to be added, along with inserting and cropping an image.

Text formatting, including font changes and shading, should be applied to specific sections, and special characters should be avoided.

Changing the font emphasis to a check mark and adjusting the scale to 105 are key steps in the formatting process.

The paragraph numbering should be set to a dot format, with the position aligned to the right at 20.

For level two adjustments, decreasing the indent and removing the period from the numbering format are essential for achieving the desired layout.