1, written test: written test is the main way to examine students' mastery of Korean knowledge, grammar, vocabulary and listening. The written test may include multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, translation questions, reading comprehension and listening comprehension.

2. Oral test: Oral test is to examine students' language ability through oral expression. It usually includes questions and answers, short oral speeches and simulated dialogues.

3. Writing assignment: Writing assignment is to examine students' language ability and writing skills through the test of Korean writing, which usually includes short essay writing, composition and translation.

4. Comprehensive examination: A comprehensive examination is a combination of written examination and oral examination, which examines students' Korean knowledge and comprehensive language application ability. The final grade may be based on the average score of written and oral tests, or it may be based on one of them. It should be noted that under the specific teaching curriculum and school regulations, the form of final examination may change, and the specific examination form shall be subject to the curriculum arrangement and teachers' requirements.