


These are for the HSK test levels 1 & 2. Those are the lowest two levels. I bought one text for level 1 and one text for level 2. The third book is a collection of 5 previous tests of level 2. Both of the the textbooks have a mock test at the end of the book.
In case you are unable to tell, the books are written in Japanese. Each book has a CD as well.
The level 1 test requires knowledge of only 150 words. The level 2 test adds another 150 words for a grand total of 300 words!
In my humble opinion, the HSK level 1 and 2 tests are ridiculously easy. You should better start with level 3 which equals in level approximately with A1 according the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages), Level 4 is CEFR A2.
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Yes, I believe HSK 1 and 2 are going to be ridiculously easy too. Which is why I am doing them now, because later I won't want to start from there. However, I thought it would be cool to have done them all.
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