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Korean tradition

　　On May 14 in Seoul about 200 South Koreans and foreigners took part in the annual “Gwageo”．They took the “state examination” sitting on straw matting in the historical Sungkyunkwan building．　　1　　

　　Unlike the examinees tested hundreds of years ago, their subjects include English alongside the expected Confucianism and Chinese．　　　2　　

　　The Gwageo examination first took place in 958 AD．　　3　　 It was abolished after 1894 because of the Japanese occupation．Last year, the Sungkyunkwan University restored the Gwageo tradition in order to promote traditional Korean culture．　　4　　

　　Established in the late 1.300s, the old Sungkyunkwan has been the centre of Korean study for more than 600 years．　　5　　

A．In the past it was the place where people went to study Chinese and Confucianism．In 1948 Sungkyunkwan University added modern life to the old Confucian study centre．

B．They also had to wear traditional Korean costumes．

C．Although the exam is not for selecting officials, it’s not just for show either．The Gwageo is now part of the university’s finals．

D．We will go to South Korea for the exam next year．

F．It was used to select national government officials who studied Confucian classics in Korea．

E．More students are accepted in South Korea than in China．

G．They have to complete their exams on computers instead of writing on paper with brushes and ink-stones．

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B　G　F　C　A


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