Santa Alc Announces TOEIC L&R TEST PART 5 'Score Up Marathon' Event Starting June 1st

TOEIC® L&R TEST PART 5 Score Up Marathon 0th Generation

Santa Alc, a TOEIC® L&R TEST preparation app provided by Alc Co., Ltd. and developed by Socra AI Inc., will launch a free event called 'TOEIC® L&R TEST PART 5 Score Up Marathon 0th Gen' on June 1, 2026 (Monday). This marathon-style event focuses on consistently solving PART 5 format questions.

This event is a new project based on the popular 'Score Up Marathon,' which ran from August to December 2023 and attracted over 5,000 entries. It aims to help users build daily study habits by learning alongside peers over the same period.

### About the 'Score Up Marathon 0th Gen'

This is a free event where participants tackle TOEIC® L&R TEST PART 5 questions continuously for about one month.

The questions will be released in four rounds, with 75 questions per round, totaling 300 PART 5 questions. By continuously solving these bite-sized questions, participants can strengthen their grammar and vocabulary knowledge and improve their answering speed required for the actual test.

#### Schedule - Round 1: From June 1, 2026 (Mon) - Round 2: From June 8, 2026 (Mon) - Round 3: From June 15, 2026 (Mon) - Round 4: From June 22, 2026 (Mon) to June 28, 2026 (Sun)

Participation fee: Free

### Completion Rewards Participants who complete all rounds will receive rewards including a digital certificate and resources to support further TOEIC® L&R TEST studies:

1. Score Up Marathon Completion Certificate (Image) 2. 'Kikutan TOEIC L&R Test 1000' (via lottery) 3. Santa Alc 1-week trial coupon (for free members) 4. TOEIC® L&R IP Test (for new premium members)

### About 'Santa Alc' Santa Alc is an AI-powered TOEIC® preparation app that has learned from over 450 million response data points. The AI analyzes learner trends to provide understanding levels, score predictions, and personalized study paths. It holds the No. 1 global download record among specialized TOEIC® preparation apps, with over 10 million total users worldwide.