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You need to understand that stress is not a disease. It is a normal reaction that almost everyone
experiences. In fact, stress is a natural alarm system in your brain and body, going back to the
primitive days. This involuntary response developed in our ancestors as a way to protect them from
predators and other threats. Imagine you meet a tiger in the jungle. You have to fight it or run fast
to save your life, so your body turns on its emergency system, releasing into the blood the hormones
that speed up your heart rate, increase your blood pressure, boost your energy, and prepares you to
deal with the problem. Experts call this the “fight-or-flight response,” and the human race could not
have survived in its early, tough natural environment without it.
You might have an exam tomorrow and an assignment due the day after tomorrow, ⓐThe danger
signs are almost always on, and the stress hormones stay in your body and build up. ⓑYour
stomach stops working and feels upset or as if it is tied up in knots. ⓒYou feel restless in your legs
and have difficulty going to sleep. ⓓIt prepares you to meet a tough situation with focus, strength,
and alertness. ⓔNone of this helps you with doing your homework, and when it keeps happening, it
can harm your health.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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5. 다음 글의 요지를 아래의 보기에 나온 단어를 사용하여 빈칸을 채우시오. (형태 변형 및 반복 사용 가능)5) [1과]
A better way to deal with stress is physical exercise, for what the stress hormones really tell you to
do is to literally move your body and run. Exercise burns away extra stress hormones and replaces
them with others that make you happy. Then your body will be refreshed and ready to meet the next
challenge.
<보기>
burn away / extra / deal with / exercise / hormones / stress
Teenage experiences vary, and everyone experiences different emotions and concerns. The one
thing that unites you all, however, is that you are changing, from being a youth to becoming an
independent adult. During this time of transition, you live with a lot of uncertainties and imbalances,
which create huge anxieties. It is important to know that it is natural to feel stressed, and that it is
okay. Just keep in mind that whatever stresses you out now will eventually pass.
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<보기>
you / ways / for / need / stress / to / control / deal / know / reads / in / keep / under
We have good news and bad news for you. The good news is that you don't sound like you are ill.
(A)
The bad news is that it is highly likely that you are stressed out. Although the word "stress" brings
up images of tired adults, many teens also suffer from a high level of stress, often without even
knowing that they do.
(B)
At least, now you know that you are under stress. It is a big step forward because only you, no
one else, can control your stress level, but to wisely manage your stress, you need to have a good
understanding of the issue.
(C)
To help you with that. Teens Today had an informative talk on stress and its management with a
doctor specializing in mental health. As the saying goes, "Know your enemy, and you will fight
better!"
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A little stress is essential to push you go get things done. It prepares you to meet a tough situation
with focus, strength, and alertness. Without stress, you would not be able to gather enough energy to
face difficulties, meet deadlines, and achieve successes. But the problem is that the stress reaction
____________________. Stress hormones burn away when you get rid of the stress source. Back in
the old days, it was a matter of either death or survival, and then the crisis came to an end. Now,
however, many of your worries are not as instantly resolved as they were when you used to bump
into tigers. You might have an exam tomorrow and an assignment due the day after tomorrow. The
danger signs are almost always on, and the stress hormones stay in your body and build up. Blood
rushes to your face. Your stomach stops working and feels upset or as if it is tied up in knots. You
feel restless in your legs and have difficulty going to sleep. None of this helps with doing your
homework, and when it keeps happening, it can harm your health.
You need to understand that stress is not a disease. It is a normal reaction that almost everyone
experiences. In fact, stress is a natural alarm system in your brain and body, going back to the
primitive days. ⓐThis involuntary response developed in our ancestors as a way to protect them from
predators and other threats. Imagine you meet a tiger in the jungle. You have to fight it or run fast
to save your life, so your body turns on its emergency system, releasing into the blood the hormones
that speed up your heart rate, increase your blood pressure, boost your energy, and prepare you to
deal with the problem. Experts call this the "fight-or-flight response," and the human race could not
have survived in its early, tough natural environment _______ ________________________________it.
<조 건>
1. (A): ⓐ는 반드시 본문에 사용된 한 단어를 쓰시오.
(B): be동사를 반드시 포함하여 영어로 쓰시오.
(A) ____________________
(B) _______________________________________________________
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You need to understand that stress is not a disease. It is a common reaction ⓐthat almost
everyone experiences. In fact, stress is a natural alarm system in your brain and body, going back to
the primitive days. This involuntary response developed in our ancestors as a way to protect ⓑthem
from predators and other threats. Imagine you meet a tiger in the jungle. You have to fight it or run
fast to save your life, so your body turns on its emergency system, ⓒreleased into the blood the
hormones that speed up your heart rate, increase your blood pressure, boost your energy, and ⓓ
prepare you to deal with the problem. Experts call this the “fight-or-flight response,” and the human
race ⓔcould not have survived in its early, tough natural environment without it.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
The problem is, times have changed, but (A) ____________________________. Stress hormones
burn away when you get rid of the stress source. Back in the old days, it was a matter of either
death or survival, and then the crisis came to an end. Now, however, many of your worries (B) 예전
에 호랑이를 만나곤 했을 때 해결되었던 것 만큼 즉각적으로 해결되지 않습니다. You might have an exam
tomorrow and an assignment due the day after tomorrow. The danger signs are almost always on,
and the stress hormones stay in your body and build up. Blood rushes to your face. Your stomach
stops working and feels upset or as if it is tied up in knots. You feel restless in your legs and have
difficulty going to sleep. None of this helps you with doing your homework, and when it keeps
happening, it can harm your health.
as / were / instantly / when / tigers / not / you / are / as / they / bump into / resolved / used to
정답 : ________________________________________________________________________________
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We all know that the best response is to fight and solve the problem, but it’s not always easy to
do so. In that case, the hormones might make you want to run away, but running away from your
problems is one of the worst ways to deal with stress. For example, skipping school may feel good
at the time, but it will drag you into even deeper trouble afterward. A better way to deal with stress
is physical exercise, for what the stress hormones really tell you to do is to literally move your body
and run. Exercise burns away extra stress hormones and replaces them with others that make you
happy. Then your body will be refreshed and ready to meet the next challenge. Finally, strike a
balance between work and play. School is important, but it is not everything. When you plan your
week, schedule time to get schoolwork done, but also schedule time to have fun. When it’s time to
enjoy yourself, try not to worry about school or homework. Focus on having fun.
Teenage experiences vary, and everyone experiences different emotions and concerns.
(A) It is important to know that it is natural for you to feel stressed, and that it is okay. Just keep in
mind that whatever stresses you out now will eventually pass.
(B) During this time of transition you live with a lot of uncertainties and imbalances, which create
huge anxieties.
(C) The one thing that unties you all, however, is that you are changing, from being a youth to
becoming an independent adult.
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(A) It is a big step forward because only you, no one else, can control your stress level, but to
wisely manege your stress, you need to have a good understanding of the issue.
(B) We have good news and bad news for you. The good news is that you don’t sound like you are
ill. The bad news is that it is highly likely that you are stressed out. Although the word “stress”
brings up images of tired adults, many teens also suffer from a high level of stress, often without
even knowing that they do. At least, now you know that you are under stress.
(C) To help you with that, Teens Today had an informative talk on stress and its management with a
doctor specializing in mental health. As the saying goes, “Know your enemy, and you will fight
better!”
You need to understand that stress is not a disease. It is a normal reaction that almost everyone
experiences. In fact, stress is a natural alarm system in your brain and body, going back to the
primitive days. This involuntary response developed in our ancestors as a way to protect them from
predators and other threats. Imagine you meet a tiger in the jungle. You have to fight it or run fast
to save your life, so your body turns on its emergency system, releasing into the blood the hormones
that speed up your heart rate, increase your blood pressure, boost your energy, and prepare you to
deal with the problem. Experts call this the “fight-or-flight response,” and the human race could not
have survived in its early, tough natural environment without it.
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We all know that the best response is to fight and solve the problem, but 그렇게 하는 것이 항상 쉽
지는 않다. In that case, the hormones might make you want to run away, but running away from
your problems is one of the worst ways to deal with stress. For example, skipping school may feel
good at the time, but it will drag you into even deeper trouble afterward. A better way to deal with
stress is physical exercise, for what the stress hormones really tell you to do is to literally move your
body and run. Exercise burns away extra stress hormones and replaces them with others that make
you happy. Then your body will be refreshed and ready to meet the next challenge.
정답 : ________________________________________________________________________________
During this time of transition you live with a lot of uncertainties and imbalances, which create huge
anxieties.
Q: Is there anything special about teenage stress, compared with that of adults?
I believe so because growing up is not easy. (A) Teenage experiences vary, and everyone
experiences different emotions and concerns. (B) The one thing that unites you all, however, is that
you are changing, from being a youth to becoming an independent adult. (C) It is important to know
that it is natural for you to feel stressed, and that it is okay. (D) Just keep in mind that whatever
stresses you out now will eventually pass. (E)
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
Finally, strike a balance between work and play. School is important, but it is not everything. When you
plan your week, schedule time to get schoolwork done, but also schedule time to have fun. When it’s
time to enjoy yourself, 학교나 숙제 걱정을 하지 말도록 노력하라. Focus on having fun.
→ Try _________________________________________________.
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We have good news and bad news for you. The good news is that you don't sound like you are ill.
The bad news is that it is highly likely that you are stressed out. ⓐAlthough the word "stress" brings
up images of tired adults, many teens also suffer from a high level of stress, often without even
knowing that they do. ⓑAt least, now you know that you are under stress. ⓒIt is a big step forward
because only you, no one else, can control your stress level, but to wisely manage your stress, you
need to have a good understanding of the issue. ⓓFor example, your stomach stops working and
feels upset or as if it is tied up in knots. ⓔTo help you with that, Teens Today had an informative
talk on stress and its management with a doctor specializing in mental health. As the saying goes,
"Know your enemy, and you will fight better!"
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
→ Exercise burns away extra stress hormones and replaces them with others that make you happy.
Then your body will be refreshed and ready to meet the next challenge.
(A) For example, skipping school may feel good at the time, but it will drag you into even deeper
trouble afterward.
(B) We all know that the best response is to fight and solve the problem, but it's not always easy to
do so.
(C) In that case, the hormones might make you want to run away, but running away from your
problems is one of the worst ways to deal with stress.
(D) A better way to deal with stress is physical exercise, for what the stress hormones really tell you
to do is to literally move your body and run.
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Many Finns think you cannot grasp Finland or its culture without bathing in a sauna. A sauna is a
place for physical and mental cleansing. Bathing in sauna with people is somewhat of a bonding
process. It is said that in Finland, more important decision get made in sauna than in meetings.
A reporter says that drinking three or more cups of tea a day is as good as drinking plenty of
water and the British get the reported health benefits as they enjoy tea. The average U.K. citizen
consumes nearly 2 kilograms of tea each year. The word “tea” can also mean a meal. Afternoon tea
is a light meal typically served with tea between 3 and 4p.m. High tea is an early evening meal,
typically to be had between 5 and 6p.m.
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I believe so because growing up is not easy. Teenage experiences vary, and everyone experiences
different emotions and concerns. The one thing that unites you all, however, is that you are
changing, from being a youth to becoming an independent adult. During this time of (A) [transition /
transmission] you live with a lot of uncertainties and imbalances, which create huge anxieties. It is
important to know that it is natural for you to feel stressed, and that it is okay. Just keep in mind
that (B) [whatever / however] stresses you out now will eventually pass.
Back in the old days, it was a matter of either death or survival, and then the crisis came to an
end.
The problem is, times have changed, but the stress reaction remains the same. Stress hormones
burn away when you get rid of the stress source. (A) Now, however, many of your worries are not
as instantly resolved as they were when you used to bump into tigers. (B) You might have an exam
tomorrow and an assignment due the day after tomorrow. (C) The danger signs are almost always
on, and the stress hormones stay in your body and build up. (D) Your stomach stops working and
feels upset or as if it is tied up in knots. (E) You feel restless in your legs and have difficulty going
to sleep. None of this helps you with doing your homework, and when it keeps happening, it can
harm your health.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
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Second, product placement does not harm but actually ⓐensure the quality of TV shows. The
“quality” of a TV show is not only about storytelling. Today’s media content creation is nothing like
writing a novel. Nowadays, high-quality media content requires a lot more elements such as
expensive computer graphics, experienced directors, and even hallyu starts, but never can traditional
funding support the increased cost. Such high-quality content can only be achieved with product
placement. Only when it fails does product placement ⓑruins the story. When it is properly ⓒdone, it
may actually enhance the quality of sponsored programs. For instance, in a K-drama about a blind
girl’s romance, there was a scene ⓓwhich she applied lipstick on her own. It was a product
placement sponsored by a cosmetic company, but the scene was also essential to illustrate the girl’s
character-independent, attractive, and wealthy. Not only was the scene the talk of the town for
breaking a media stereotype of blind people, but it also succeeded in ⓔestablishing the character in
the story.
______________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
You need to understand that stress is not a disease. It is a normal reaction that almost everyone
experiences. In fact, stress is a natural alarm system in your brain and body, going back to the
primitive days. This involuntary response developed in our ancestors as a way to protect them from
predators and other threats. Imagine you meet a tiger in the jungle. You have to fight it or run fast
to save your life, so your body turns on its emergency system, releasing into the blood the hormones
that speed up your heart rate, increase your blood pressure, boost your energy, and prepare you to
deal with the problem. Without it, the human race (A)_________(survive)_________ in its early, tough
natural environment.
______________________________________________________________________________________
You need to understand that stress is not a disease. It is a normal reaction that almost everyone
experiences. (A) In fact, stress is a natural alarm system in your brain and body, going back to the
primitive days. (B) It means they could protect themselves from predators and other threats with it
(C) Imagine you meet a tiger in the jungle. (D) You have to fight it or run fast to save your life, so
your body turns on its emergency system, releasing into the blood the hormones that speed up your
heart rate, increase your blood pressure, boost your energy, and prepare you to deal with the
problem. (E) Experts call this the "fight—or—flight response," and the human race could not have
survived in its early, tough natural environment without it..
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
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The problem is times have changed, but the stress reaction remains the same. Stress hormones
burn away when you get rid of the stress source. ⓐBack in the old days, it was a matter of either
death or survival, and then the crisis came to an end. ⓑNow, however, many of your worries are
not as instantly resolved as they were when you used to bump into tigers. ⓒWithout stress, you
would not be able to gather enough energy to face difficulties, meet deadlines, and achieve
successes. ⓓYou might have an exam tomorrow and an assignment due the day after tomorrow. ⓔ
The danger signs are almost always on, and the stress hormones stay in your body and build up.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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37. 위 글의 밑줄 친 우리말과 같은 의미가 되도록 주어진 단어를 알맞게 배열하여 올바른 문장을 완성하시오.37)
38. 위 글의 I believe so because growing up is not easy. "성장은 쉽지 않기 때문에 저는 그렇다고 믿습니다,
“에서 ‘그렇다’가 가리키는 내용을 영어로 서술하시오. (문법상 필요시 어휘 변형 가능)38)
________________________________________________________________________________________________
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I believe so because growing up is not easy. Teenage experiences vary, and everyone experiences
different emotions and concerns. The one thing that unites you all, (A) __________, is that you are
changing, from being a youth to becoming an independent adult. During this time of transition you
live with a lot of uncertainties and imbalances, which create huge anxieties. It is important to know
that it is natural for you to feel stressed, and that it is okay. Just keep in mind that (B) __________
stresses you out now will eventually pass.
(A) (B)
① in addition however
② however whatever
③ however whoever
④ for example whatever
⑤ for example whoever
We have good news and bad news for you. The good news is that you don’t sound like you are ill.
(A) To help you with that, Teens Today had an informative talk on stress and its management with a
doctor specializing in mental health. As the saying goes, “Know your enemy, and you will fight
better!”
(B) The bad news is that it is highly likely that you are stressed out. Although the word “stress”
brings up images of tired adults, many teens also suffer from a high level of stress, often without
even knowing that they do.
(C) At least, now you know that you are under stress. It is a big step forward because only you, no
one else, can control your stress level, but to wisely manage your stress, you need to have a good
understanding of the issue.
We all know that the best response is to fight and solve the problem, but it’s not always easy to
do so. In that case, the hormones might make you want to run away, but running away from your
problems is one of the worst ways to deal with stress. For example, skipping school may feel good
at the time, but ⓐit will drag you into even deeper trouble afterward. A better way to deal with
stress is physical exercise, for what the stress hormones really tell you to do is to literally move your
body and run. Exercise burns away extra stress hormones and replaces them with others that make
you happy. Then your body will be refreshed and ready to meet the next challenge. Finally, strike a
balance between work and play. School is important, but it is not everything. When you plan your
week, schedule time to get schoolwork done, but also schedule time to have fun. When it’s time to
enjoy yourself, try not to worry about school or homework. Focus on having fun.
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The problem is, times have changed, but the stress reaction remains the same. Stress hormones burn
away when you get rid of the stress source. Back in the old days, it was a matter of either death or
survival, and then the crisis came to an end. Now, however, many of your worries are not as instantly
resolved as they were when you used to bump into tigers. ⓐ You might have an exam tomorrow and an
assignment due the day after tomorrow. ⓑ The danger signs are almost always on, and the stress
hormones stay in your body and build up. Blood rushes to your face. ⓒ Your stomach stops working and
feels upset or as if it is tied up in knots. You feel restless in your legs and have difficulty going to sleep.
ⓓ Eating a spicy pepper at dinner will sometimes make a diner’s tongue go numb. ⓔ None of this helps
you with doing your homework, and when it keeps happening, it can harm your health.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
You need to understand that stress is not a disease. It is a (A) [abnormal / normal] reaction that
almost everyone experiences. In fact, stress is a natural alarm system in your brain and body, going
back to the primitive days. This involuntary response developed in our ancestors as a way to protect
them from (B) [predators / predate] and other threats. Imagine you meet a tiger in the jungle. You
have to fight it or run fast to save your life, so your body turns on its emergency system, releasing
into the blood the hormones that speed up your heart rate, (C) [decrease / increase] your blood
pressure, boost your energy, and prepare you to deal with the problem. Experts call this to
“fight-or-flight response,” and the human race could not have survived in its early, tough natural
environment without it.
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답: ___________________________________________________________________________________
I keep having dreams about getting chased or taking a test where I don’t know any answers. I
often wake up in a cold sweat in the middle of the night. On some mornings, I feel so tired that I
don’t think I’ll be able to lift my feet. What’s wrong with me? Help!
- A worried teenager
We have good news and bad news for you. The good news is that you don’t sound like you are
ill. The bad news is that it is highly likely that you are stressed out. Although the word “stress”
brings up images of tired adults, many teens also suffer from a high level of stress, often without
even knowing that they do.
At least, now you know that you are under stress. It is a big step forward because only you, no
one else, can control your stress level, but to wisely manage your stress, you need to have a good
understanding of the issue. To help you with that, Teens Today had an informative talk on stress
and its management with a doctor specializing in mental health. As the saying goes,
“_________________________!”
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Q: Is there anything special about teenage stress, compared with that of adults?
I believe so because growing up is not easy. Teenage experiences ⓓ vary, and everyone
experiences different emotions and concerns. The one thing that unties you all, however, is that you
are changing, from being a youth to becoming an independent adult. During this time of transition
you live with a lot of uncertainties and imbalances, which create huge ⓔ relaxation. It is important to
know that it is natural for you to feel stressed, and that it is okay. Just keep in mind that whatever
stresses you out now will eventually pass.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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① reaction - 반응
② primitive - 원시의
③ involuntary - 유전된
④ blood pressure - 혈압
⑤ deadline - 마감기한
즐거운 영어 시간, Ms. Ashley께서 위 글을 바탕으로 가정법 문장 속 without 구문에 대하여 다음과 같은 수
업을 진행하였다.
Ms. Ashley: 문장 B는 without 구문을 포함하고 있는 가정법 문장입니다. 주절을 살펴보니 시제는 “가정법
과거”라는 것을 알 수 있습니다. 이러한 경우에 문장 속 without은 “If it were not for”라는 구문으로 바꾸어
쓸 수 있습니다. 결과적으로 문장 B의 without 구문은 “If it were not for stress”라는 문장과 같은 의미를
지니게 됩니다.
the human race could not have survived in its early, tough natural environment __________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
You need to understand that stress is not a disease. It is a normal reaction that almost everyone
experiences. In fact, stress is a natural alarm system in your brain and body, going back to the
primitive days. This involuntary response developed in our ancestors as a way to protect them from
predators and other threats. imagine you meet a tiger in the jungle. You have to fight it or run fast
to save your life, so your body turns on its emergency system, releasing into the blood the hormones
that speed up your heart rate, increase your blood pressure, boost your energy, and prepare you to
deal with the problem. Experts call this the "fight-or-flight response," and the human race could not
have survived in its early, tough natural environment without it.
① The hormones determine our responses to stress and affect blood pressure, heart rate and so on.
② The 'fight-or-flight response' is a reaction that you are not bale to control with your intention.
③ By activating the 'fight-or-flight response', the body physically reacts to predators and other threats.
④ Stress triggered the 'fight-or-flight response' in your body to survive in the early, tough situation.
⑤ Stress hormones are recognized as a hazard to your health, so your body turns on its emergency system.
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The problem is, times have changed, but the stress reaction remains the same. Stress hormones
burn away when you get rid of the stress source. Back in the old days, it was a matter of either
death or survival, and then the crisis came to an end. Now, however, many of your worries are not
as instantly resolved as they were when you used to bump into tigers. You might have an exam
tomorrow and an assignment due the day after tomorrow. The danger signs are almost always on,
and the stress hormones stay in your body and build up. Blood rushes to your face. Your stomach
stops working and feels upset or as if it is tied up in knots. You feel restless in your legs and have
difficulty going to sleep. None of this helps you with doing your homework, and when it' keeps
happening, it can harm your health.
<조 건>
1. 주어, 동사를 포함한 완전한 문장으로 완성할 것.
2. 반드시 8단어 이내에서 답을 완성할 것.
3. 문장의 첫 글자는 대문자로 기입할 것.
Q: What is the good news for a worried teenagers?
A:______________________________________________________________________________________________
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53. 위 글의 밑줄 친 ⓐ~ⓕ중 어법상 어색한 표현을 고르고 오류를 분석하여 올바른 표현을 제시하시오.53)
기호 ________________
오류분석 ________________________________________________________________________________________
54. 다음 주어진 글 사이에 들어갈 문장의 순서를 가장 알맞게 배열한 것은?54) [1과]
A little stress is essential to push you to get things done. Without stress, you would not be able to
gather enough energy to face difficulties, meet deadlines, and achieve successes.
(A) Stress hormones burn away when you get rid of the stress source.
(B) Now, in contrast, many of your worries are not as instantly resolved as they were when you
used to bump into tigers.
(C) The problem is, however, that times have changed, but the stress reaction remains the same.
(D) For example, back in the old days, it was a matter of either death or survival, and then the
crisis came to an end.
(E) You might have an exam tomorrow and an assignment due the day after tomorrow.
The danger signs are almost always on, and the stress hormones stay in your body and build up.
Blood rushes to your face. Your stomach stops working and feels upset or as if it is tied up in
knots. None of this helps you with doing your homework, and when it keeps happening, it can harm
your health.
I believe there is :something special about teen age stress because growing up is not easy.
Teenage experiences. vary, and everyone experience different emotions and concerns. The one thing
that unites you all, however, is that you are changing, from being a youth to becoming an
independent adult. During this time of transition yon. live with a lot of uncertainties and imbalances,
which create huge anxieties. It is important to know that it is natural for you to feel stressed, and
that it is okay. Just keep in mind that whatever stresses you out now will eventually pass.
① Teenagers have different experiences, and they undergo various emotions and anxieties.
② Teenagers are on the way to becoming an adult from being an adolescent.
③ Adolescence is a period of transition where teenagers feel uncertain and insecure.
④ Teenagers need to feel relaxed about getting stressed because it is normal or people in this age
⑤ It is necessary for teenagers to pay attention to what causes stress and remove it to relieve stress.
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56. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 it이 의미하는 것을 본문에서 찾아 영어로 쓰고, 이것이 일어났을 때 신체에 생기는 3가지
변화를 우리말로 쓰시오.56) [1과]
You need to understand that stress is not a disease. It is a normal reaction that almost everyone
experiences. In fact, stress is a natural alarm system in your brain and body, going back to the
primitive days. This involuntary response developed in our ancestors as a way to protect them from
predators and other threats. Imagine you meet a tiger in the jungle. You have to fight it or run fast
to save your life, so your body turns on its emergency system, releasing into the blood the hormones
that speed up your heart rate, increase your blood pressure, boost your energy, and prepare you to
deal with the problem. Experts call this the "fight-or-flight response," and the human race could not
have survived in its early, tough natural environment without it.
영어: __________________________________________________
3가지 변화:
(1)______________________________________________________
(2)______________________________________________________
(3)______________________________________________________
Many Finns think you cannot grasp Finland or its culture without bathing in a sauna. A sauna is a
place for physical and mental cleansing. Bathing in a sauna with people is somewhat of a bonding
process. It is said that in Finland, more important decisions get made in sauna than in meetings.
A report says that drinking three or more cups of tea a day is as good as drinking plenty of water
and the British get the reported health benefits as they enjoy tea. The average U.K. citizen
consumes nearly 2 kilograms of tea each year. The word "tea" can also mean a meal. Afternoon tea
is a light meal typically served with tea between 3 and 4 p.m. High tea is an early evening meal,
typically to be had between 5 and 6 p.m.
Q: Is there anything special about teenage stress, compared with that of adults?
I believe so because growing up is not easy. Teenage experiences vary, and everyone experiences
different emotions and concerns. The one thing that unites you all, however, is that you are
changing, from being a youth to becoming an independent adult. During this time of transition you
live with a lot of uncertainties and imbalances, which create huge anxieties. It is important to know
that it is natural for you to feel stressed, and that it is okay. Just keep in mind that whatever
stresses you out now will eventually pass.
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① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
You need to understand that stress is not a disease. It is a normal reaction that almost everyone
experiences. In fact, stress is a ⓐ natural alarm system in your brain and body, going back to the
primitive days. This ⓑ instinctive response developed in our ancestors as a way to protect them from
predators and other threats. Imagine you meet a tiger in the jungle. You have to fight it or run fast
to ⓒ survive, so your body turns on its emergency system, releasing into the blood the hormones
that speed up your heart rate, increase your blood pressure, boost your energy, and prepare you to
ⓓ solve the problem. Experts call this the "fight−or−flight response," and the human race could not
have become ⓔ extinct in its early, tough natural environment without it.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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(A) (B)
① Physical exercise have fun
② Physical exercise do homework
③ Learning to relax treat your body well
④ Refreshing your mind play with friends
⑤ Refreshing your mind do school activities
62. 다음 글의 내용을 한 문장으로 요약하고자 한다. 빈칸 (A), (B)에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?62) [1과]
(A) (B)
① health problems build up
② health diseases burn away
③ stress sources stay
④ feeling troubles build up
⑤ sleeping problems burn away
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63. 다음 글을 읽고, 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 적절한 것을 <조건>을 참고로 하여 영어로 작성하시오.63) [1과]
<조건>
5단어 이내의 완전한 영어 문장으로 작성하시오.
Answer: ________________________________________________________________________________________
You need to understand that stress is not a disease. It is a. ⓐ normal reaction that almost
everyone experiences. In fact, stress is a natural alarm system in your brain and body, going back to
the primitive days. This ⓑ voluntary response developed in our ancestors as a way to protect them
from predators and other threats. Imagine you meet a tiger in the jungle. You have to fight it or run
fast to save your life, so your body turns on its ⓒ emergency system. Then it releases into the
blood the hormones that speed up your heart rate, ⓓ increase your blood pressure, boost your
energy, and prepare you to deal with the problem. Experts call this the “fight-or-flight response,” and
the human race could not have ⓔ survived in its early, tough natural environment without it.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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We all know that the best response is to fight and solve the problem, but it’s not always easy to
(A) do so. In that case, the hormones might make you want to run away, but running away from
your problems is one of the worst ways to deal with stress. For example, skipping school may feel
good at the time, but it will drag you into even deeper trouble afterward. A better way to deal with
stress is physical exercise, for what the stress hormones really tell you to do is to literally move your
body and run. (B) 운동은 과잉 스트레스 호르몬을 연소시켜 없애 주고 여러분을 행복하게 하는 다른 것들
로 대체합니다. Then your body will be refreshed and ready to meet the next challenge.
[Answer] ______________________________________________________________________________
[Answer] ______________________________________________________________________________
67. 다음 글의 ⓐ~ⓔ 중 어법상 어색한 것 두 가지를 찾아 그 기호를 쓰고, 바르게 고쳐 쓰시오.67) [1과]
Is there anything special about teenage stress, compared with ⓐthat of adults? I believe so
because growing up ⓑis not easy. Teenage experiences vary, and everyone experiences different
emotions and concerns. The one thing that unites you all, however, is ⓒwhat you are changing, from
being a youth to becoming an independent adult. During this time of transition you live with a lot of
uncertainties and imbalances, ⓓthat create huge anxieties. It is important to know that it is natural
for you to feel stressed, and that it is okay. Just keep in mind that whatever ⓔstresses you out now
will eventually pass.
[Answer]
기호 바르게 고쳐 쓴 것
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We all know that the best response to stress is to fight and solve the problem, but it’s not always
easy to do so. In that case, the hormones might make you want to run away, but running away from
your problems is one of the worst ways to deal with stress.
(A) Exercise burns away extra stress hormones and replaces them with others that make you happy.
Then your body will be refreshed and ready to meet the next challenge.
(B) For example, skipping school may feel good at the time, but it will drag you into even deeper
trouble afterward. A better way to deal with stress is physical exercise, for what the stress hormones
really tell you to do is to literally move your body and run.
(C) Finally, strike a balance between work and play. When you plan your week, schedule time to get
schoolwork finished, but also schedule time to have fun. When it’s time to enjoy yourself, try not to
worry about school or homework. Focus on having fun.
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① The term “fight-or-flight” stands for the choices that our ancient ancestors had when faced with a danger.
② The “fight-or-flight response” is out body’s conscious and intentional response that prepares the body to cope
with the threats.
③ Small amount of stress can help you perform better in situations where you are under pressure to do well.
④ Stored levels of stress over a prolonged period of time are linked to several side effects.
⑤ Some of the physical signs that you are under stress include flushed face and sleep disorders.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Q: Is there anything special about teenage stress, ⓐ compared with that of adults?
I believe so because growing up is not easy. Teenage experiences vary, and everyone experiences
different emotions and concerns. The one thing that unites you all, however ⓑ is that you are
changing, from being a youth to ⓒ becoming an independent adult. ⓓ During this time of transition
you live with a lot of uncertainties and imbalances, which create huge anxieties. It is important to
know that it is natural for you to feel stressed, and that it is okay. Just keep in mind that ⓔ
however stresses you out now will eventually pass.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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Now, however, many of your worries are not as instantly resolved as they were when you used to
bump into tigers.
The problem is, times have changed, but the stress reaction remains the same. Stress hormones
burn away when you get rid of the stress source. (A) Back in the old days, it was a matter of either
death or survival, and then the crisis came to an end. (B) You might have an exam tomorrow and
an assignment due the day after tomorrow. (C) The danger signs are almost always on, and the
stress hormones stay in your body and build up. (D) Blood rushes to your face, your stomach stops
working and feels upset or as if it is tied up in knots, you feel restless in your legs and have
difficulty going to sleep. (E) None of this helps you with doing your homework, and when it keeps
happening, it can harm your health.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
① 자주 꾸는 꿈을 해석해 달라고
② 시험 문제에 대하여 문의하려고
③ 불면증을 상담하려고
④ 아침 지각습관을 변명하려고
⑤ 원인모를 불안감을 상담하려고
You need to understand that stress is not a disease. It is a normal reaction that almost everyone
ⓐ experiences. In fact, stress is a natural alarm system in your brain and body, ⓑ going back to
the primitive days. This involuntary response developed in our ancestors as a way ⓒ to protect them
from predators and other threats. Imagine you meet a tiger in the jungle. You have to fight it or run
fast to save your life, so your body turns on its emergency system, releasing into the blood the
hormones ⓓ that speed up your heart rate, increase your blood pressure, boost your energy, and
prepare you to deal with the problem. Experts call this the "fight-or-flight response," and the human
race could not ⓔ survive in its early, tough natural environment without it.
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① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
① a benefit of stress
② a biological system of human body
③ how to survive in the primitive era
④ the first thing to understand the human race
⑤ pros and cons regarding stress: is it positive or negative?
I believe so because growing up is not easy. Teenage experiences vary, and everyone experiences
different emotions and concerns. The one thing that unites you all, however, is that you are
changing, from being a youth to becoming an independent adult. During this time of transition you
live with a lot of uncertainties and imbalances, which create huge anxieties. It is important to know
that it is natural for you to feel stressed, and that it is okay. Just keep in mind that whatever
stresses you out now will eventually pass.
We have good news and bad news for you. The good news is that you don't sound like you are ill.
The bad news is that it is highly likely that you are stressed out. Although the word "stress" brings
up images of tired adults, many teens also suffer from a high level of stress, often without even
knowing that they do.
At least, now you know that you are under stress. It is a big step forward because only you, no
one else, can control your stress level, but to wisely manage your stress, you need to have a good
understanding of the issue. To help you with that, Teens Today had an informative talk on stress
and its management with a doctor specializing in mental health. As the saying goes,
"__________________________"
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Now, however, many of your worries are not as instantly resolved as they were when you used to
bump into tigers.
The problem is, times have changed, but the stress reaction remains the same. (A) Stress
hormones burn away when you get rid of the stress source. (B) Back in the old days, it was a
matter of either death or survival, and then the crisis came to an end. (C) You might have an exam
tomorrow and an assignment due the day after tomorrow. (D) The danger signs are almost always
on, and the stress hormones stay in your body and build up. (E)
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
81. 다음 글의 내용을 한 문장으로 요약하고자 한다. 빈칸 (A), (B)에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?81) [1과]
We all know that the best response is to fight and solve the problem, but it's not always easy to
do so. In that case, the hormones might make you want to run away, but running away from your
problems is one of the worst way to deal with stress. For example, skipping school may feel good at
the time, but it will drag you into even deeper trouble afterward. A better way to deal with stress is
physical exercise, for what the stress hormones really tell you to do is to literally move your body
and run. Exercise burns away extra stress hormones and replaces them with others that make you
happy. Then your body will be refreshed and ready to meet the next challenge. Finally, strike a
balance between work and play. School is important, but it is not everything. When you plan your
week, schedule time to get schoolwork done, but also schedule time to have fun. When it's time to
enjoy yourself, try not to worry about school or homework. Focus on having fun.
We can get rid of stress by doing (A)___________ and should avoid (B)_____________ between
work and play.
(A) (B)
① exercise balance
② work troubles
③ exercise imbalance
④ work balance
⑤ exercise troubles
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These days many people ask for advice on how to keep good health. However, they already know
how to keep themselves healthy even through they don't realize they (A)do so. They have heard so
many times that they should eat right and exercise regularly to keep healthy, but it difficult to (B)do
so.
<조건>
1. 주어진 글에서 찾아 쓸 것.
2. (A) 6단어로 쓸 것, (B) 5단어로 쓸 것.
→ (A) __________________________________________
→ (B) __________________________________________
The problem is, times have changed, but the stress reaction remains the same. Stress hormones
burn away when you get rid of the stress source. Back in the old days, it was a matter of either
death or survival, and then the crisis came to an end. Now, however, many of your worries are not
as instantly resolved as they were when you used to bump into tigers. You might have an exam
tomorrow and an assignment due the day after tomorrow. The danger signs are almost always on,
and the stress hormones stay in your body and build up. Blood rushes to your face. Your stomach
stops working and feels upset or as if it is tied up in knots. You feel restless in your legs and have
difficulty going to sleep. None of this helps you with doing your homework, and when it keeps
happening, it can harm your health.
We all know that the best response is to fight and solve the problem, but it's not always easy to do
so. In that case, the hormones might make you want to run away, but running away from your
problems is one of the worst ways to deal with stress. (A)___________, skipping school may feel
good at the time, but it will drag you into even deeper trouble afterward. A better way to deal with
stress is physical exercise (B)__________ what the stress hormones really tell you to do is to literally
move your body and run. Exercise burns away extra stress hormones and replaces them with others
that make you happy. Then your body will be refreshed and ready to meet the next challenge.
(C)__________, strike a balance between work and play. School is important, but it is not everything.
When you plan your week, schedule time to get schoolwork done, but also schedule time to have fun.
When it's time to enjoy yourself, try not to worry about school or homework. Focus on having fun.
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You need to understand that stress is not a disease. It is a normal reaction that almost everyone
ⓐ experience. In fact, stress is a natural alarm system in your brain and body, ⓑ goes back to the
primitive days. This involuntary response ⓒ developed in our ancestors as a way to protect them
from predators and other threats. Imagine you meet a tiger in the jungle. You have to fight it or run
fast to save your life, so your body turns on its emergency system, ⓓ released into the blood the
hormones that speed up your heart rate, increase your blood pressure, boost your energy, and
prepare you to deal with the problem. Experts call this the "fight-or-flight response," and the human
race could not survived in its early, tough natural environment if it ⓔ had not for it.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
I believe there is (A) [anything / something] special about teenage stress, compared with that of
adults, because growing up is not easy. Teenage experiences vary, and everyone experiences
different emotions and concerns. The one thing that unites you all, however, is that you are
changing, from being a youth to (B) [become / becoming] an independent adult. During this time of
transition you live with a lot of uncertainties and imbalances, (C) [that / which] create huge anxieties.
It is important to know that it is natural for you to feel stressed, and that it is okay. Just keep in
mind that whatever stresses you out now will eventually pass.
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(A): _____________________________________________________
(B): _____________________________________________________
(A): _____________________________________________________
(B): _____________________________________________________
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89. 다음 글의 괄호 (A), (B), (C) 안에서 문맥에 맞는 낱말로 가장 적절한 것은?89) [1과]
You need to understand that stress is not a disease. It is a normal reaction (A) [what / that] almost
everyone experiences. In fact, stress is a natural alarm system in your brain and body, (B) [going /
gone] back to the primitive days. This involuntary response developed in our ancestors as a way to
protect them from predators and other threats. Imagine you meet a tiger in the jungle. You have to
fight it or run fast to save your life, so your body (C) [turns / turning] on its emergency system,
releasing into the blood the hormones that speed up your heart rate, increase your blood pressure,
boost your energy, and prepare you to deal with the problem. Experts call this the "fight−or−flight
response," and the human race could not have survived in its early, tough natural environment if it
had not been for it.
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We all know that the best response is to fight and solve the problem, but it's not always easy to
do so. In that case, the hormones might make you want to run away, but running away from your
problems is one of the worst ways to deal with stress. (A) __________, skipping school may feel
good at the time, but it will drag you into even deeper trouble afterward. A better way to deal with
stress is physical exercise, ⓐ [ ] [ ] the stress hormones really [ ] you to [ ]
[ ] to literally [ ] your body and [ ]. Exercise burns away extra stress hormones
and replaces them with others that make you happy. Then your body will be refreshed and ready to
meet the next challenge. Finally, strike a balance between work and play. School is important, but it
is not everything. When you plan your week, schedule time to get schoolwork done, but also
schedule time to have fun. When it's time to enjoy yourself, try not to worry about school or
homework. Focus on having fun.
① However ② Consequently
③ On the contrary ④ Nevertheless
⑤ For example
93. 위 글의 밑줄 친 ⓐ부분이 아래 우리말과 같은 의미가 되도록 보기에 주어진 단어를 올바르게 배열하여 문장을
완성하시오. (단어의 형태를 바꿀 필요 없음)93)
<보기>
is / run / what / for / do / tell / move
▶ 해석: 왜냐하면 스트레스 호르몬이 실제로 여러분에게 시키는 일은 말 그대로 몸을 움직여 뛰는 거니까요.
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(B). Learn to relax. When you feel extreme stress, get quiet and take a few deep breaths. This
brings oxygen to your brain and helps you relax.
(C). Treat your body well. Watch what you eat. Under stressful conditions, the body needs vitamins
and minerals more than ever. A good night's sleep will relieve stress as well.
(D). Get help. Stress can be overwhelming. Do not hesitate to ask for help from a trustworthy adult
or a school counselor.
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Europeans at that time ate off plates made of heavy metals including considerable amount of lead.
Because tomatoes are high in acidity, when placed on such plates, the fruit would release the lead,
resulting in the poisoning of the diner. No one at that time made the connection between the plate
and the poison, so the tomato was blamed. __________________________. and the invention of
pizza in Naples in the 1880s kicked off the tomato’s popularity in Europe
① In the end, the tomato was later cleared of its false charge
② Luckily, people knew the tomato was falsely accused
③ Likewise, the tomato’s bad reputation was still ongoing
④ Later, people found out the connection between them
⑤ Fortunately, researchers proved the tomato wasn’t poisonous
In 1492, when Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer, set sail from Spain to find a new route to
India, the purpose of his journey was to find a way to ⓐ safe bring black pepper from Asia and
secure the kitchens of Europe. Europeans ⓑ used black pepper as a medicine and a spice since
ancient times. ⓒ Importing from South India and nearby islands, black pepper was an expensive
spice. When the Ottoman Empire took over Asia Minor and the eastern Mediterranean, ⓓ they
effectively blocked routes to India, and the price of black pepper shot up. Columbus headed west
and, upon reaching the islands of the Caribbean believed, he ⓔ had found the route to India that he
was seeking. He was mistaken, of course.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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98. 다음 글에서 (1) 밑줄 친 ⓐ가 ‘particularly’로 어떨 때 바뀌는지 품사를 적으시오. 그리고 (2) ⓑ에서 ‘and’가
어떻게 해석되는지 우리말로 적으시오.98) [2과]
Since chilies, ⓐ in particular, are an essential ingredient for many spicy Korean dishes, you would
not be the first person to make that mistake. ⓑ Ask a Chinese or an Indian or a Mexican, and most
will argue that they are native to their homeland. Sorry for them, but they are all wrong. Chili
peppers originated in South America. Not just chili peppers, but many of the foods we consume
today, including potatoes and tomatoes, originated in the same region and spread to the rest of the
world because of the work of a single person.
(1) in + _______________.
(2) ___________________________________.
In 1492, when Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer, set sail from Spain to find a new route to
India, the purpose of his journey was to find a way to safely bring black pepper from Asia and
secure the kitchens of Europe. Europeans had used black pepper was an expensive spice. When the
Ottoman Empire took over Asia Minor and the eastern Mediterranean, it effectively blocked routers to
India, and the price of black pepper shot up. As a result, European traders had to look for new
ways to trade with India for pepper and other spices. Columbus headed west and, upon reaching the
islands of the Caribbean, believed he had found the route to India that he was seeking. He was
mistaken, of course, Instead of black pepper, he found other plants that he thought to be another
type of pepper. Those plants were later called chilies or chili peppers.
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Because tomatoes are high in acidity, when placed on such plates, the fruit would release the lead,
resulting in the poisoning of the diner.
Up until the late 1700s, however, a large percentage of Europeans still feared the tomato. (A)
Another name for the fruit was "poison apple" because it was thought that the nobles got sick and
sometimes died after eating them. (B) That was the second reason that tomatoes were slow to
spread as a food. (C) The truth was that wealthy Europeans at that time ate off plates made of
heavy metals including considerable amounts of lead. (D) No one at the time made the connection
between the plate and the poison, so the tomato was blamed. (E) The tomato was later cleared of
its false charge, and the invention of pizza in Naples in the 1880s kicked off the tomato's popularity
in Europe.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
Look at your evening meal. You might find rice, a bean paste stew with potatoes, a few dishes of
vegetables, and of course Gimchi, which contains a lot of spicy chili. Since chilies, in particular, are
__________________ for many spicy Korean dishes, you would hardly suspect that they originated
in another country. You would not be the first person to make that mistake. Ask a Chinese or an
Indian or a Mexican, and most will argue that chilies are native to their homeland. Sorry for them,
but they are all wrong. Chili peppers originated in South America. Not just chili peppers, but many of
the foods we consume today, including potatoes and tomatoes, originated in the same region and
spread to the rest of the world because of the work of a single person. This story is an interesting
part in the history of the globalization of food.
① an indispensable ingredient
② the monopoly of the rich people
③ a hazardous and traumatic material
④ the redundant ingredient of the poor
⑤ a temporary and instantaneous supplement
In 1492, when Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer, set sail from Spain to find a new route to
India, the purpose of his journey was to find a way to safely bring black pepper from Asia and
secure the kitchens of Europe. ⓐEuropeans had used black pepper as a medicine and a spice since
ancient times. ⓑImported from South India and nearby islands, black pepper was an expensive spice.
ⓒWhen the Ottoman Empire took over Asia Minor and the eastern Mediterranean, it effectively
blocked routes to India, and the price of black pepper shot up. ⓓWith the price of spices falling,
Europeans were able to enjoy a deep flavor at cheap prices. ⓔAs a result, European traders had to
look for new ways to trade with India for pepper and other spices.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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Columbus headed west end, upon reaching the islands of the Caribbean, believed he had found the
route to India that he was seeking, He was mistaken, of course. (A) Instead of black pepper, he
found other plants that he thought to be another type of pepper. (B) Those plants were later called
chilies or chili peppers. Europeans at first hesitated to try chilies, just the way many people today do
not like to try new foods. (C) When Portuguese traders carried chilies to other part of the world,
however, including Africa and Southeast Asia, it revolutionized local kitchens. (D) People loved chilies
so much that they put them into every dish possible. (E) Within a half century after arriving in Spain,
it was being used across much of Asia, along the coast of Africa, in the Middle East, and in Eastern
Europe.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
Upon returning to Spain, Columbus took other new crops that he expected would capture the
attention of Europeans. They included potatoes and tomatoes. White chilies improved ordinary food by
adding spice to them, potatoes greatly improved the nutrition of the populations of Europe, Africa,
and Asia. (A) 유럽인들은 감자를 고구마보다 덜 선호하였다. After it was revealed that potatoes were not
only nutritious but also grew well on poor soils and in hostile climates, their cultivation quickly spread
to Northern and Eastern Europe. In Ireland, for example, the potato became the staple food, with
adults consuming an average of ten potatoes a day. According to one estimate, the introduction of
the potato was responsible for a quarter of the population growth in Europe, Africa, and Asia
between 1700 and 1900.
104. 위 글을 읽고 답할 수 없는 질문은?104)
[조건]
1. 비교급 less ~ than 활용
2. 수동태 활용
3. 동사 favor 활용
정답 : Potatoes ________________________________________________________________________.
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Among the crops that Columbus introduced to Europe, (A) tomatoes had to wait longer than the
others, nearly two hundred years, (B) before becoming part of everyday meals.
(A) Up until the late 1700s, however, a large percentage of Europeans still ⓐ feared the tomato.
Another name for the fruit was “poison apple’ because it was thought that the nobles got sick and
sometimes died after eating them. That was the second reason that tomatoes were slow to spread
as a food. The truth was that wealthy Europeans at that time ate off plates made of heavy metals
including ⓑ considerate amounts of lead.
(B) There were two reasons for this. The first was that the tomato looked a lot like the fruit of
certain poisonous plants that were well known to Europeans. Because of this, they were at first
grown only as a ⓒ decorative plant rather than as a food. Several decades passed before they
began to be consumed as a food, and then, during the 1500s, they spread slowly to Spain, Italy,
and France.
(C) Because tomatoes are high in acidity, when placed on such plates, the fruit would release the
lead, resulting in the poisoning of the diner. No one at the time made the connection between the
plate and the poison, so the tomato was blamed. The tomato was later cleared of its false ⓓ
charge, and the invention of pizza in Naples in the 1880s ⓔ kicked off the tomato’s popularity in
Europe.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
(1) _____________________________________________________
(2) _____________________________________________________
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Look at your evening meal. You might find rice, a bean paste stew with potatoes, a few dishes of
vegetables, and of course Gimchi, which contains a lot of spicy chili. Since chilies, in particular, are
an essential ingredient for many spicy Korean dishes, you would hardly suspect that they originated
in another country. You would not be the first person to make that mistake. Ask a Chinese or an
Indian or a Mexican, and most will argue that chilies are native to their homeland. Sorry for them,
but they are all wrong. Chili peppers originated in South America. Not just chili peppers, but many of
the foods we consume today, including potatoes and tomatoes, originated in the same region and
spread to the rest of the world because of the work of a single person. This story is an interesting
part in the history of ___________________________________.
In 1492, when Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer, set sail from Spain to find a new route to
India, the purpose of his journey was to find a way to safely bring black pepper from Asia and
secure the kitchens of Europe. (A) Europeans had used black pepper as a medicine and a spice
since ancient times. (B) Imported from South India and nearby islands, black pepper was an
expensive spice. (C) When the Ottoman Empire took over Asia Minor and the eastern Mediterranean,
it effectively blocked routes to India, and the price of black pepper shot up. (D) Columbus headed
west and, upon reaching the islands of the Caribbean, believed he had found the route to India that
he was seeking. (E) He was mistaken, of course. Instead of black pepper, he found other plants that
he thought to be another type of pepper. Those plants were later called chilies or chili peppers.
As a result, European traders had to look for new ways to trade with India for pepper and other
spices.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
Though Columbus intended to go to (A) ______________ to get (B) __________________ which was
valuable as a medicine and a spice, he arrived at the Caribbean and found (C) _____________.
(A) __________________________
(B) __________________________
(C) __________________________
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113. 다음 글을 읽고, 밑줄 친 The speed of the chili pepper’s spread was exceptional.의 이유를 두 가지 찾
아 우리말로 자세히 쓰시오.113) [2과]
Europeans at first hesitated to try chilies, just the way many people today do not like to try new
foods. When Portuguese traders carried chilies to other parts of the world, however, including Africa
and Southeast Asia, it revolutionized local kitchens. People loved chilies so much that they put them
into every dish possible. The speed of the chili pepper’s spread was exceptional. Within a half
century after arriving in Spain, it was being used across much of Asia, along the coast of Africa, in
the Middle East, and in Eastern Europe.
Chilies spread quickly, in part because they were easy to grow in a wide range of climates and
conditions, which made them an abundant crop. From a nutritional point of view, chilies are much
less valuable than rice, corn, or potatoes. By making even plain food rich in flavor, however, chilies
were the one luxury item the poor could afford to eat every day. Many local dishes, popular among
common people, were transformed into hot, spicy, and unique foods, thanks to chilies. Curry in India,
hot pot in South China, tom yum in Thailand, and goulash in Hungary are just a few of the foods
that were reborn with chilies.
(1) ______________________________________________________
(2) ______________________________________________________
Upon returning to Spain, Columbus took other new crops that he expected would capture the
attention of Europeans. They included potatoes and tomatoes. While chilies improved ordinary food by
adding spice to them, potatoes greatly improved the nutrition of the populations of Europe, Africa,
and Asia. Potatoes were at first less favored than sweet potatoes by Europeans. After it was
revealed that potatoes were not only nutritious but also grew well on poor soils and in hostile
climates, their cultivation quickly spread to Northern and Eastern Europe. In Ireland, for example, the
potato became the staple food, with adults consuming an average of ten potatoes a day. According
to one estimate, the introduction of the potato was responsible for a quarter of the population growth
in Europe, Africa, and Asia between 1700 and 1900.
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Among the crops that Columbus introduced to Europe, tomatoes had to wait longer than the others,
nearly two hundred years, before becoming part of everyday meals. There were two reasons for this.
The first was that the tomato looked a lot like the fruit of certain poisonous plants that were well
known to Europeans. Because of this, they were at first grown only as a ⓐ decorative plant rather
than as a food. Several decades passed ⓑ after they began to be consumed as a food, and then,
during the 1500s, they spread slowly to Spain, Italy, and France.
Up until the late 1700s, however, a large percentage of Europeans still ⓒ feared the tomato.
Another name for the fruit was “poison apple” because it was thought that the nobles got sick and
sometimes died after eating them. That was the second reason that tomatoes were slow to spread
as a food. The truth was that wealthy Europeans at that time ate off plates made of heavy metals
including considerable amounts of lead. Because tomatoes are high in acidity, when placed on such
plates, the fruit would ⓓ release the lead, resulting in the poisoning of the diner. No one at that
time made the connection between the plate and the poison, so the tomato was blamed. The tomato
was later cleared of its false ⓔ charge, and the invention of pizza in Naples in the 1880s kicked off
the tomato’s popularity in Europe
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Upon returning to Spain, Columbus took other new crops that he expected would capture the
attention of Europeans. They ⓐ included potatoes and tomatoes. While chilies improved ordinary food
by ⓑ removing spice to them, potatoes greatly ⓒ advanced the nutrition of the populations of
Europe, Africa, and Asia. Potatoes were at first less ⓓ favored than sweet potatoes by Europeans.
After it was revealed that potatoes were not only nutritious but also grew well on poor soils and in
ⓔ hospitable climates, their cultivation quickly spread to Northern and Eastern Europe. In Ireland, for
example, the potato became the ⓕ staple food, with adults consuming an average of ten potatoes a
day. According to one ⓖ estimate, the introduction of the potato was responsible for a quarter of the
population ⓗ decline in Europe, Africa, and Asia between 1700 and 1900.
① ⓐ, ⓒ, ⓓ ② ⓑ, ⓔ, ⓗ ③ ⓑ, ⓕ, ⓗ
④ ⓒ, ⓔ, ⓖ ⑤ ⓓ, ⓔ, ⓕ
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→ 영작 : ________________________________________________________________________________________
Europeans at first hesitated to try chilies, just the way many people today do not like to try new
foods. When Portuguese traders carried chilies to other parts of the world, however, including Africa
and Southeast Asia, it revolutionized local kitchens. People loved chilies so much that they put them
into every dish possible. The speed of the chili pepper’s spread was exceptional. Within a half
century after arriving in Spain, it was being used across much of Asia, along the coast of Africa, in
the Middle East, and in Eastern Europe. Many local dishes, popular among common people, were
transformed into hot, spicy, and unique foods, thanks to chilies. Curry in India, hot pot in South
China, tom yum in Thailand, and goulash in Hungary are just a few of the foods that were reborn
with chilies.
Look at your evening meal. You might find rice, a bean paste stew with potatoes, a few dishes of
vegetables, and of course Gimchi, which contains a lot of spicy chili. Since chilies, in particular, are
an essential ingredient for many spicy Korean dishes, you would hardly suspect that they originated
in another country. You would not be the first person to make that mistake. Ask a Chinese or an
Indian or a Mexican, and most will argue that chilies are native to their homeland. Sorry for them,
but they are all wrong. Chili peppers originated in South America. Not just chili peppers, but many of
the foods we consume today, including potatoes and tomatoes, originated in the same region and
spread to the rest of the world because of the work of a single person whose name is Christopher
Columbus. This story is an interesting part in the history of the globalization of food.
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Most of the foods that we commonly eat today are the product of globalization, often trading and
connections that began centuries before the term came into use. Let’s take a look at the story of
chili.
(A) Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer, was one of them. He headed west and, upon reaching
the islands of the Caribbean, believed he had found the route to India that he was seeking.
(B) When the Ottoman Empire took over Asia Minor, it effectively blocked routes to India, and the
price of black pepper shot up. As a result, European traders wanted to look for new ways to trade
with India for pepper and other spices.
(C) He was completely mistaken. He couldn’t get black pepper and found other plants that he
thought to be another type of pepper instead. Among them is chili.
The truth was that wealthy Europeans at that time ate off plates made of heavy metals including
considerable amounts of lead.
Tomatoes spread less quickly than other plants. There were two reasons for this. The first was that
the tomato looked a lot like the fruit of certain poisonous plans that were well known to Europeans.
Because of this, they were at first grown only as a decorative plant rather than as a food. Several
decades passed before they began to be consumed as a food, and then, during the 1500s, they
spread slowly to Spain, Italy, and France. (A) Up until the late 1700s, however, a large percentage
of Europeans still feared the tomato. (B) The second reason that tomatoes were slow to spread as a
food was so-called their toxity. (C) Another name for the fruit was “poison apple” because it was
thought that the nobles got sick and sometimes died after eating them. (D) Because tomatoes are
high in acidity, when placed on such plates, the fruit would release the lead, resulting in the
poisoning of the diner. (E)
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
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Upon returning to Spain, Columbus took other new crops ⓐ that he expected would capture the
attention of Europeans. They included potatoes and tomatoes. While chilies improved ordinary food by
adding spice to it, potatoes greatly improved the nutrition of the populations of Europe, Africa, and
Asia Potatoes were at first less ⓑ favored than sweet potatoes by Europeans. After it was revealed
that potatoes were not only nutritious but ⓒ grew well on poor soils and in hostile climates, their
cultivation quickly spread to Northern and Eastern Europe. In Ireland, for example, the potato became
the staple food, and adults ⓓ consuming an average of ten potatoes a day. According to one
estimate, the introduction of potatoes ⓔ were responsible for a quarter of the population growth in
Europe, Africa, and Asia between 1700 and 1900. For thousands of years chilies, potatoes, and
tomatoes ⓕ had been consumed only in certain regions in South America before they crossed the
Atlantic Ocean five hundred years ago. They spread to other continents and, when ⓖ blending with
local foods, created unique dishes. The globalization of chili peppers, potatoes, and tomatoes
completely changed the kitchens of the world.
______________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
In 1492, Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer, set sail from Spain to find a new route to India.
(A) Because of this obstruction, European traders had no choice but to look for new ways to trade
with India for pepper and other spices.
(B) The purpose of his journey was to bring black pepper from Asia which had been used as a
medicine and a spice among Europeans since ancient times.
(C) When the Ottoman Empire took over Asia Minor and the eastern Mediterranean, it effectively
blocked routes to India, and the price of black pepper shot up.
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125. 다음 글의 괄호 (A), (B), (C) 안에서 문맥에 맞는 낱말로 가장 적절한 것은?125) [2과]
Europeans were at first (A) [willing / reluctant] to try chilies, just the way many people today do not
like to try new foods. When Portuguese traders carried chilies to other parts of the world, however,
including Africa and Southeast Asia, it innovated local kitchens. People loved chilies so much that
they put them into every dish possible. The speed of the chili pepper's spread was (B) [preceding /
unprecedented]. Within a half century after arriving in Spain, it was being used across much of Asia,
along the coast of Africa, in the Middle East, and in Eastern Europe. Chilies spread quickly, in part
because they were easy to grow in a wide range of climates and conditions, which made them a (C)
[plentiful / luxurious] crop.
Upon returning to Spain, Columbus took other new crops that he expected would capture the
attention of Europeans. One of them was potatoes. While chilies improved ordinary food by adding
spice to them, potatoes ______________________. Potatoes were at first less favored than sweet
potatoes by Europeans. After it was revealed that potatoes were not only nutritious but also grew
well on poor soils and in hostile climates, their cultivation quickly spread to Northern and Eastern
Europe. In Ireland, for example, the potato became the staple food, with adults consuming an
average of ten potatoes a day. According to one estimate, the introduction of the potato was
responsible for a quarter of the population growth in Europe between 1700 and 1900.
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127. 다음 글을 읽고 밑줄의 원인을 설명하고 있는 문장들을 찾아 그 내용을 우리말로 빠짐없이 상세히 기술하시
오.127) [2과]
Up until the late 1700s, however, a large percentage of Europeans still feared the tomato. Another
name for the fruit was "poison apple" because it was thought that the nobles got sick and
sometimes died after eating them. That was the second reason that tomatoes were slow to spread
as a food. The truth was that wealthy Europeans at that time ate off plates made of heavy metals
including considerable amounts of lead. Because tomatoes are high in acidity, when placed on such
plates, the fruit would release the lead, resulting in the poisoning of the diner. No one at the time
made the connection between the plate and the poison, so the tomato was blamed. The tomato was
later cleared of its false charge, and the invention of pizza in Naples in the 1880s kicked off the
tomato's popularity in Europe.
________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
Look at your evening meal. You might find rice, a bean paste stew with potatoes, a few dishes of
vegetables, and of course Gimchi, which contains a lot of spicy chili. Since chilies, in particular, are
an essential ingredient for many spicy Korean dishes, you would hardly suspect that they originated
in another country. You would not be the first person to make (A)that mistake. Ask a Chinese or a
Mexican, and most will argue that chilies are native to their homeland. Sorry for them. but they are
all wrong. Chili peppers originated in South America. Not just chili peppers, but many of the foods
we consume today, including potatoes and tomatoes, originated in the same region and spread to the
rest of the world because of the work of a single person. This story is an interesting part in the
history of the globalization of food.
In 1492, when Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer, set sail from Spain to find a new route to
India, the purpose of his journey was to find a way to safely bring black pepper from Asia and
secure the kitchens of Europe. Europeans had used black pepper as a medicine and a spice since
ancient times. Imported from South India and nearby islands, black pepper was an expensive spice.
When the Ottoman Empire took over Asia Minor and the eastern Mediterranean, it effectively blocked
routes to India, and the price of black pepper shot up. As a result, European traders
_____________________________.
_________________________________________________________
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Columbus headed west and, upon reaching the islands of the Caribbean, believed he had found the
route to India that he was seeking. (A) _____________, he was mistaken. Instead of black pepper,
he found other plants that he thought to be another type of pepper. Those plants were later called
chilies or chili peppers. Europeans at first hesitated to try chilies, just the way many people today do
not like to try new foods. When Portuguese traders carried chilies to other parts of the world,
however, including Africa and Southeast Asia, it ⓐ revolutionized local kitchens. People loved chilies
so much that they put them into every dish possible. The speed of the chili pepper's spread was ⓑ
unusual· Within a half century after arriving in Spain, it was being used across much of Asia, along
the coast of Africa, in the Middle East, and in Eastern Europe. Chilies spread quickly, in part
because they were easy to grow in a wide ⓒ rage of climates and conditions, which made them an
abundant crop. From a nutritional point of view, chilies are much less valuable than rice, corn, or
potatoes. By making even ⓓ ordinary food rich in flavor, however, chilies were the one luxury item
the poor could afford to eat every day. Many local dishes, popular among common people, were
ⓔ transformed into hot, spicy, and unique foods, thanks to chilies. Curry in India, hot pot in South
China, tom yum in Thailand, and goulash in Hungary are just a few of the foods that were reborn
with chilies.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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(A) Upon returning to Spain, Columbus took other new crops that he expected would capture the
attention of Europeans. They included potatoes and tomatoes. While chilies improved ordinary food by
adding spice to them, potatoes greatly improved the nutrition of the populations of Europe, Africa,
and Asia. At first, potatoes ⓐ were not as favored than sweet potatoes by Europeans. After it was
revealed that potatoes were not only nutritious but also grew well on poor soils and in hostile
climates, their cultivation quickly spread to Northern and Eastern Europe. In Ireland, for example, the
potato became the staple food, with adults ⓑ consuming an average of ten potatoes a day.
According to one estimate, the introduction of the potato was responsible for a quarter of the
population growth in Europe, Africa, and Asia between 1700 and 1900.
Among the crops that Columbus introduced to Europe, tomatoes had to wait longer than the others,
nearly two hundred years, before becoming part of everyday meals. There were two reasons for (B)
this. The first was ㉮ that the tomato looked a lot like the fruit of certain poisonous plants ㉯ that
were well known to Europeans. Because of this, they were at first grown only as a decorative plant
rather than as a food. Several decades passed before they began to be consumed as a food, and
then, during the 1500s, they spread slowly to Spain, Italy, and France.
Up until the late 1700s, however, a large percentage of Europeans still feared the tomato. Another
name for the fruit was "poison apple" because it was thought ㉰ that the nobles got sick and
sometimes died after eating ⓒ them. ㉱ That was the second reason that tomatoes were slow to
spread as a food. The truth was that wealthy Europeans at ㉲ that time ate off plates made of
heavy metals including considerable amounts of lead. Because tomatoes are high in acidity, when
placed on such plates, the fruit would release the lead, resulting in the poisoning of the diner. No
one at the time made the conn ion between the plate and the poison, so the tomato ⓓ was blamed.
The tomato was later cleared of its false charge, and the invention of pizza in Naples in the 1880s
kicked off the tomato's popularity in Europe.
For thousands of years chilies, potatoes, and tomatoes ⓔ had been consumed only in certain
regions in South America before they crossed the Atlantic Ocean five hundred years ago. They
spread to other continents and, when blended with local foods, created unique dishes. The
globalization of chili peppers, potatoes, and tomatoes completely changed the kitchens of the world.
<보 기>
Columbus took other new crops that he expected would capture the attention of Europeans.
① ㉮ ② ㉯ ③ ㉰ ④ ㉱ ⑤ ㉲
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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________________________, Columbus took other new crops that he expected would capture the
attention of Europeans.
________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
Chilies spread ⓐ rapidly, in part because they were easy to grow in a wide range of climates and
conditions. It made them an ⓑ abundant crop. From a nutritional point of view, chilies are must less
valuable than rice, corn, or potatoes. By making even ⓒ unique food rich in flavor, however, chilies
were the one luxury item the poor could afford to eat every day. Many local dishes, popular among
common people, were ⓓ converted into hot, spicy, and unique foods, thanks to chilies. Curry in
India, hot pot in South China, torn yum in Thailand, and goulash in Hungary are just a few of the
foods that were ⓔ reborn with chilies.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Among the crops that Columbus introduced to Europe, tomatoes had to wait longer than the others,
nearly two hundred years, before becoming part of everyday meals. There were two reasons for this.
The first was that the tomato looked a lot like the fruit of certain poisonous plants that were well
known to Europeans. Several decades passed before they began to be consumed as a food, and
then, during the 1500s, they spread slowly to Spain, Italy, and France.
Up until the late 1700s, however, a large percentage of Europeans still feared the tomato. Another
name for the fruit was "poison apple" because it was thought that the nobles got sic and sometimes
died after eating them. That was the second reason that tomatoes were slow to spread as a food.
The truth was that wealthy Europeans at that time ate off plates made of heavy metals including
considerable amounts of lead. Because tomatoes are high in acidity, when placed on such plates, the
fruit would release the lead, resulting in the poisoning of the diner. No one at the time made the
connection between the plate and the poison, so the tomato was blamed. The tomato was later
cleared of its false charge, and the invention of pizza in Naples in the 1880s kicked off the tomato's
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Upon returning to Spain, Columbus took other new crops that ________________________________.
They included potatoes and tomatoes. While chilies improved ordinary food by adding spice to them,
potatoes greatly improved the nutrition of the populations of Europe, Africa, and Asia. Potatoes were
at first less favored than sweet potatoes by Europeans. After it was revealed that potatoes were not
only nutritious but also grew well on poor soils and in hostile climates, their cultivation quickly spread
to Northern and Eastern Europe. In Ireland, for example, the potato became the staple food, with
adults consuming an average of ten potatoes a day. According to one estimate, the introduction of
the potato was responsible for a quarter of the population growth in Europe, Africa, and Asia
between 1700 and 1900.
139. 다음 글의 빈칸을 <보기>에 주어진 단어만을 한 번씩 모두 사용하여 완성하시오. (단, 필요시 문맥과 어법에
맞게 어형을 변형할 것)139)
<보 기>
expect / will / the attention / Europeans / he / of / capture
________________________________________________________________________________________________
<조 건>
1. <보기>에 주어진 단어는 한 번씩 모두 사용할 것
2. 본문에 있는 단어 2개를 추가로 사용할 것
3. 필요시 문맥과 어법에 맞게 형태를 변형할 것
4. 10단어 이내로 쓸 것
According to the above passage, potatoes quickly spread to Northern and Eastern Europe because
they _________________________________________________________________________________.
<보 기>
and / in the aspects of / had merits / both
________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Chill peppers originated in South America. Not just chili peppers, but many of the foods we
consume today, including potatoes and tomatoes, originated in the same region and spread to the
rest of the world because of the work of a single person. This story is an interesting part in the
history of the globalization of food.
In 1453, the Ottoman Turks defeated the Byzantine Empire. They captured its capital city
Constantinople. Suddenly, the land route from Europe to Asia became more dangerous. At that time,
many Europeans purchased spices from China and other Asian countries. But now they could not get
them from land. So they tried to get their spices by sea. In 1492, when Christopher Columbus, the
Italian explorer, set sail from Spain to find a new route to India, the purpose of his journey was to
find a way to safely bring black pepper from Asia and secure the kitchens of Europe. Europeans had
used black pepper as a medicine and a spice since ancient times. Imported from South India and
nearby islands, black pepper was an expensive spice.
Chilies spread quickly, in part because they were easy to grow in a wide range of climates and
conditions, which made them an abundant crop. From a nutritional point of view, chilies are much
less valuable than rice, corn, or potatoes. By making even plain food rich in flavor, however, chilies
____________________________________________________________________________. Many local
dishes, popular among common people, were transformed into hot, spicy, and unique foods, thanks to
chilies. Curry in India, hot pot in South China, tom yum in Thailand, and goulash in Hungary are just
a few of the foods that were reborn with chilies.
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Among the crops that Columbus introduced to Europe, tomatoes had to wait longer than the others,
nearly two hundred years, before becoming part of everyday meals. There were two reasons for this.
The first was that the tomato looked a lot like the fruit of certain poisonous plants that were well
known to Europeans. Because of this they were at first frown only as a decorative plant rather than
as a food. Several decades passed before they began to be consumed as a food, and then, during
the 1500s, they spread slowly to Spain, Italy, and France.
Up until the late 1700s, however, a large percentage of Europeans still feared the tomato. Another
name for the fruit was "poison apple" because it was thought that the nobles got sick and sometimes
died after eating them. That was the second reason that tomatoes were slow to spread as a food.
The truth was that wealthy Europeans at that time ate off plates made of heavy metals including
considerable amounts of lead. Because tomatoes are high in acidity, when placed on such plates, the
fruit would release the lead, resulting in the poisoning of the diner. No one at the time made the
connection between the plate and the poison, so the tomato was blamed. The tomato was later
cleared of its false charge, and the invention of pizza in Naples in the 1880s kicked off the tomato's
popularity in Europe.
<조건>
1. 반드시 우리말로 답안을 작성할 것.
2. 한 질문 당 15자 이상 작성할 것.
(1) Why was the tomato grown as a decorative plant rather than as a food at first?
_______________________________________________________
(2) When and why did the tomato get popular in Europe?
_______________________________________________________
In 1492, when Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer, set sail from Spain to find a new route to
India, the purpose of his journey was to find a way to safely bring black pepper from Asia and
secure the kitchens of Europe. Europeans had used black pepper as a medicine and a spice since
ancient times. Imported from South India and nearby islands, black pepper was an expensive spice.
When the Ottoman Empire took over Asia Minor and the eastern Mediterranean, it effectively blocked
routes to India, and the price of black pepper shot up. As a result, European traders had to look for
new ways to trade with India for pepper and other spices.
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Among the crops that Columbus introduced to Europe, tomatoes had to wait longer than the others,
nearly two hundred years, before becoming part of everyday meals. There were two reasons for this.
The first was that the tomato looked a lot like the fruit of certain poisonous plants that were well
known to Europeans. Because of this, they were at first grown only as a decorative plant rather than
as a food Several decades passed before they began to be consumed as a food, and then, during
the 1500s, they spread slowly to Spain, Italy, and France.
Up until the late 1700s, however, a large percentage of Europeans still feared tho tomato. Another
name for the fruit was “poison apple” because it was thought that the nobles got sick and
sometimes died after eating them. That was the second reason that tomatoes were slow to spread
as a food. The truth was that wealthy Europeans at that time ate off plates made of heavy metals
including considerable amounts of lead. Because tomatoes are high in acidity, when placed on such
plates, the fruit would release the lead, resulting in the poisoning of the diner. No one at the time
made the connection between the plate and the poison, so the tomato was blamed. The tomato was
later cleared of its false charge, and the invention of pizza in Naples in the 1880s kicked off the
tomato’s popularity in Europe.
① critical ② unhappy
③ humorous ④ persuasive
⑤ informational
147. When and why did the tomato get popular in Europe?147)
답: ___________________________________________________________________________________
Europeans at first ⓐ hesitated to try chilies, just the way many people today do not like to try new
foods. When Portuguese traders carried chilies to other parts of the world, however, ⓑ excluding
Africa and Southeast Asia, it revolutionized local kitchens. People loved chilies so much ⓒ that they
put them into every dish possible. The speed of the chili pepper’s spread was exceptional. ⓓ Within
a half century after arriving in Spain, it ⓔ was being used across much of Asia, along the coast of
Africa, in the Middle East, and in Eastern Europe.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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Chilies spread quickly, in part because they were easy to grow in a wide range of climates and
conditions, which made them an abundant crop. From a nutritional point of view, chilies are much
less valuable than rice, corn, or potatoes. By making even plain food rich in flavor, however, chilies
were the one luxury item the poor could afford to eat every day. Many local dishes, popular among
common people, were transformed into hot, spicy, and unique foods, thanks to chilies. Curry in India,
hot pot in South China, tom yum in Thailand, and goulash in Hungary are just a few of the foods
that were reborn with chilies.
답: ___________________________________________________________________________________
For thousands of years chilies, potatoes, and tomatoes had been consumed only in certain regions
in South America before they crossed the Atlantic Ocean five hundred years ago. They spread to
other continents and, when blended with local foods, created unique dishes. _______________ of
chili peppers, potatoes, and tomatoes completely changed the kitchens of the world.
Upon returning to Spain, Columbus took other new crops that he expected would capture the
attention of Europeans. They included potatoes and tomatoes.
(A) After it was revealed that potatoes were not only nutritious but also grew well on poor soils and
in hostile climates, their cultivation quickly spread to Northern and Eastern Europe.
(B) While chilies improved ordinary food by adding spice to them, potatoes greatly improved the
nutrition of the populations of Europe, Africa, and Asia. Potatoes were at first less favored than sweet
potatoes by Europeans.
(C) In Ireland, for example, the potato became the staple food, with adults consuming an average of
ten potatoes a day. According to one estimate, the introduction of the potato was responsible for a
quarter of the population growth in Europe, Africa, and Asia between 1700 and 1900.
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152. 다음 글의 괄호 (A), (B), (C) 안에 들어갈 문맥에 알맞은 낱말끼리 짝지어진 것은?152) [2과]
Up until the late 1700s, however, a large percentage of Europeans still feared the tomato. Another
name for the fruit was “poison apple” because it was thought that the nobles got sick and
sometimes died after eating them. That was the second reason that tomatoes were slow to spread
as a food. The truth was that wealthy Europeans at that time ate off plates made of heavy metals
including (A) [considerate / considerable] amounts of lead. Because tomatoes are high in acidity,
when placed on such plates, the fruit would release the lead, resulting (B) [in / from] the poisoning
of the diner. No one at the time made the connection between the plate and the poison, so the
tomato was blamed. The tomato was later cleared of its false charge, and the invention of pizza in
Naples in the 1880s (C) [went / kicked] off the tomato’s popularity in Europe.
Europeans at first hesitated to try chilies, just the way many people today to not like to try new
foods. When Portuguese traders carried chilies to other parts of the world, however, including Africa
and Southeast Asia, it revolutionized local kitchens. People loved chilies so much that they put them
into every dish possible. The speed of the chili pepper’s spread was exceptional. Within a half
century after arriving in Spain, it was being used across much of Asia, along the coast of Africa, in
the Middle East, and in Eastern Europe.
Chilies spread quickly, in part because they were easy to grow in a wide range of climates and
conditions, which made them an abundant crop. From a nutritional point of view, chilies are much
less valuable than rice, corn, or potatoes. By making even plain food rich inflavor, however, chilies
were the one luxury item the poor could afford to eat every day. Many local dishes, popular among
common people, were transformed into hot, spicy, and unique foods, thanks to chilies. Curry in India,
hot pot in South China, tom yum in Thailand, and goulash in Hungary are just a few of the foods
that were reborn with chilies.
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Columbus headed west and, ⓐ upon reaching the islands of the Caribbean, believed he had found
the route to India teat he was seeking. He was mistaken, of course. Instead of black pepper, he
found ⓑ other plants what he thought to be another type of pepper. Those plants were later called
chilies or chili peppers.
Europeans at first hesitated to try chilies, ⓒ just the way many people today do not like to try new
foods. When Portuguese trades carried chilies to other parts of the world, however, including Africa
and Southeast Asia, it revolutionized local kitchens. People Ivied chilies so much that they put them
into every dish possible. The speed of the chili pepper's spread was exceptional. ⓓ Within a half
century after arrived in Spain, it was being used across much of Asia, along the coast if Africa, in
the Middle East, and it Eastern Europe.
Chilies spread quickly, in part because they were easy to grow in a wide range of climates and
conditions, ⓔ which made them an abundant crop. From a nutritional point of view, chilies are much
less valuable than rice, corn, or potatoes ⓕ By making even plain food richly in flavor, however,
chilies were the one luxury item the poor could afford to eat every day. Many local dishes, popular
among common people, ⓖ was transformed into hot, spicy, and unique foods, thanks to chiles. Curry
in India, hot pot in South China, tom yum in Thailand, and goulash in Hungary are just a few of the
foods that were reborn with chilies.
① ⓐ, ⓒ, ⓓ , ⓕ ② ⓐ, ⓒ, ⓔ , ⓖ
③ ⓑ, ⓒ, ⓕ , ⓖ ④ ⓑ, ⓓ, ⓕ , ⓖ
⑤ ⓒ, ⓓ, ⓔ , ⓕ
Among the crops that Columbus introduced to Europe, tomatoes had to wait longer than the others,
nearly two hundred years, before becoming part of everyday meals. There were two reasons for this.
The first was that the tomato looked a lot like the fruit of certain poisonous plants that were well
known to Europeans. Because of this, they were at first grown only as a decorative plant rather than
as a food. Several decades passed before they began to be consumed as a food, and then, during
the 1500s, they spread slowly to Spain, Italy, and France.
Up until the late 1700s, however, a large percentage of Europeans still feared the tomato. Another
name for the fruit was "poison apple" because it was thought that the nobles got sick and sometimes
died after eating them. That was the second reason that tomatoes were slow to spread as a food.
The truth was that wealthy Europeans at that time ate off plates made of heavy metals including
considerable amounts of lead. Because tomatoes are high in acidity, when placed on such plates, the
fruit would release the lead, resulting in the poisoning of the diner. No one at the time made the
connection between the plate and the poison, so the tomato was blamed. The tomato was later
cleared of its false charge, and the invention of pizza in Naples in the 1880s kicked off the tomato's
popularity in Europe.
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① It took almost two hundred years for tomatoes to become part of everyday meals.
② Tomatoes resembled the fruit of certain poisonous plants so they were at first grown only as a decorative plant.
③ Tomatoes were referred to as "poison apple" because of the negative effects they showed in people who ate them.
④ They nobles were reluctant to try tomatoes as tomatoes high in acidity tasted sour.
⑤ The tomato's popularity in Europe was due to the invention of pizza in Naples.
157. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 (A)의 의미가 되도록 주어진 단어를 활용하여 영장하시오. 필요할 경우, 새로운 단어를
추가하거나 주어진 단어의 형태를 변형시켜 영작하시오.157) [2과]
In 1492, when Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer, set sail from Spain to find a new route to
India, the purpose of his journey was to find a way to safely bring black pepper from Asia and
secure the kitchens of Europe. (A) 유럽인들은 고대부터 후추를 의약품이자 향신료로 사용해 왔었다.
Imported from South India and nearby islands, black pepper was an expensive spice. When the
Ottoman Empire took over Asia Minor and the eastern Mediterranean, it effectively blocked routes to
India, and the price of black pepper shot up. As a result, European traders had to look for new
ways to trade with India for pepper and other spices.
158. 다음 글을 읽고, 주어진 질문에 대한 답을 영어로 쓰시오. (반드시 주어, 동사가 있는 하나의 문장으로 쓸
것)158) [2과]
Upon returning to Spain, Columbus took other new crops that he expected would capture the
attention of Europeans. They included potatoes and tomatoes. Mile chilies improved ordinary food by
adding spice to them, potatoes greatly improved the nutrition of the populations of Europe, Africa,
and Asia. Potatoes were at first less favored than sweet potatoes by Europeans. After it was
revealed that potatoes were not only nutritious but also grew well on poor soils and in hostile
climates, their cultivation quickly spread to Northern and Eastern Europe. In Ireland, for example, the
potato became the staple food, with adults consuming an average of ten potatoes a day. According
to one estimate, the introduction of the potato was responsible for a quarter of the population growth
in Europe, Africa, and Asia between 1700 and 1900.
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Look at your evening meal. You might find rice, a bean paste stew with potatoes, a few dishes of
vegetables, and of course Gimchi, which contains a lot of spicy chili. Since chilies, in particular, are
ⓐ an essential ingredient for many spicy Korean dishes, you would hardly suspect that ⓑ they
originated in another country. You would not be the first person to make that mistake. Ask a Chinese
or an Indian or a Mexican, and most will argue that ⓒ they are native to their homeland. ⓓ They
are all wrong. ⓔ Chili peppers originated in South America.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Among the crops that Columbus introduced to Europe, tomatoes had to wait longer than the others,
nearly two hundred years, before becoming part of everyday meals. There were several reasons for
this. ⓐ The first was that the tomato looked a lot like the fruit of certain poisonous plants that were
well known to Europeans. ⓑ They found that the effects of smaller amounts of some poisonous
plants could be used as medicines to treat the symptoms of diseases. ⓒ So, they were at first
grown only as a decorative plant rather than as a food. ⓓ Several decades passed before they
began to be consumed as a food, and then, during the 1500s, they spread slowly to Spain, Italy,
and France. ⓔ Up until the late 1700s, however, a large percentage of Europeans still feared the
tomato.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
① The numbers used in the world today are the Indian version of numbers.
② The world's first toothpaste was made by Egyptians.
③ The Egyptians failed to commercialize toothpaste.
④ Northern Europeans were unwilling to chew sticky stuff.
⑤ An American developed chewing gum for medical purposes.
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Upon returning to Spain, Columbus took other new crops that he expected would capture the
attention of Europeans. They included potatoes and tomatoes. While chilies improved ordinary food by
adding spice to them, potatoes greatly improved the nutrition of the populations of Europe, Africa,
and Asia. Potatoes were at first not favored by Europeans. After it was revealed that potatoes were
not only nutritious but also grew well on poor soils and in hostile climates, their cultivation quickly
spread to Northern and Eastern Europe. In Ireland, for example, the potato became the staple food,
with adults consuming an average of ten potatoes a day. According to one estimate, the introduction
of the potato was responsible for a quarter of the population growth in Europe, Africa, and Asia
between 1700 and 1900.
Columbus headed west and, upon reaching the islands of the Caribbean, believed he ⓐ had found
the route to India that he was seeking. He was mistaken, of course. Instead of black pepper, he
found other plants that he thought to be ⓑ another types of pepper. Later, people ⓒ called those
plants chilies or chili peppers. Europeans at first hesitated to try chilies, just the way many people
today do not like to try new foods. When Portuguese traders carried chilies to other parts of the
world, however, including Africa and Southeast Asia, it revolutionized local kitchens. People loved
chilies so much that they put ⓓ them into every dish possible. The speed of the chili pepper's
spread was exceptional. Within a half century after arriving in Spain, it ⓔ was used across much of
Asia, along the coast of Africa, in the Middle East, and in Eastern Europe.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Another name for the tomato was "poison apple" because it was thought that the nobles got sick
and sometimes died after eating them. That's why tomatoes were ⓐ slow to spread as a food. The
truth was that wealthy Europeans at that time ate off plates made of heavy metals including ⓑ
considerable amounts of lead. Because tomatoes are high in acidity, when placed on such plates, the
fruit would release the lead, ⓒ resulting in the poisoning of the diner. No one at the time made the
connection between the plate and the poison, so the tomato was ⓓ praised. The tomato was later
ⓔ cleared of its false charge, and the invention of pizza in Naples in the 1880s kicked off the
tomato's popularity in Europe.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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165. 다음 글의 흐름상 밑줄 친 부분에 들어갈 말을 <보기>의 표현을 활용하여 <조건>에 맞게 영어로 작성하시
오.165) [2과]
Chilies spread quickly, in part because they were easy to grow in a wide range of climates and
conditions, which made them an abundant crop. But they have one disadvantage. From a nutritional
point of view, __________________________. By making even plain food rich in flavor, however,
chilies were the one luxury item the poor could afford to eat every day. Many local dishes, popular
among common people, were transformed into hot, spicy, and unique foods, thanks to chilies.
<보기>
chilies / valuable / less / other crops
정답 : (A)________________________________________________________________________________________
<보기>
chilies / valuable / as / other crops
정답 : (B)________________________________________________________________________________________
<조건>
1. 보기의 단어 및 어구를 활용하되 보기에 없는 단어를 추가하여 문장을 완성하시오.
2. (A)와 (B) 모두 Chilies를 주어로 사용하시오.
3. (A)와 (B) 두 문장은 같은 의미를 나타내도록 작성 하시오.
166. 다음 글의 괄호 (A), (B), (C) 안에서 어법에 맞는 것으로 가장 적절한 것은?166) [2과]
Look at your evening meal. You might find rice, a bean paste stew with potatoes, a few dishes of
vegetables, and of course Gimchi, (A) [which / what] t I contains a lot of spicy chili. Since chilies, in
particular, are an essential ingredient for many spicy Korean dishes, you would hardly suspect that
they originated in another country. Yoiiwould not be the first person to make that mistake. (B) [Ask /
To ask] a Chinese or an Indian or a Mexican, and most will argue that chilies are native to their
homeland. Sony for them, but they are all wrong. Chili peppers originated in South America. Not just
chili peppers, but many of the foods we consume today, including potatoes and tomatoes, (C)
[originating / originated] in the same region and spread to the rest of the world because of the work
of a single person. This story is an interesting part in the history of the globalization of food.
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Among the crops that Columbus introduced to Europe, tomatoes had to wait longer than the others,
nearly two hundred years, before becoming part of everyday meals.
They were at first grown only as a decorative plant rather than as a food.
Reasons
• Appearance: They looked like the fruit of certain poisonous plants that were well known to
Europeans. • False charge* It was thought that the nobles got sick and sometimes died after eating
them.
Turning point
• Truth: Wealthy Europeans at that time ate off plates made of heavy metals including considerable
amounts of lead. Because tomatoes are high in acidity, when placed on such plates, the fruit would
release the lead, resulting in the poisoning of the diner.
• Food: The invention of pizza in Naples in the 1880s picked off the tomato’s popularity in Europe.
① It took one century for Europeans to eat them as everyday meals after Columbus introduced them.
② Europeans didn’t grow them even for a decoration purpose because they were considered poisonous.
③ People thought it was unrelated when nobles got ill and died after eating them.
④ They created the chemical reaction with metal plates, causing the poisoning of the diner.
⑤ People in Naples had already been enjoying tomatoes by eating pizza before 1880s.
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In 1492, when Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer, set sail from Spain to find a new (A) to
India, the purpose of his journey was to find a way to safely bring black pepper from Asia and
secure the kitchens of Europe. Europeans had used black pepper as a medicine and a spice since
ancient times. ⓐ Because it was imported from South India and nearby island, black pepper was an
expensive spice. When the Ottoman Empire took over Asia Minor and the eastern Mediterranean, it
effectively blocked (A)s to India, and the price of black pepper shot up. As a result, European traders
had to look for a new route to trade with India for pepper and other spices.
Columbus headed west and, upon reaching the islands of the Caribbean, believed he had found the
(A) to India that he was seeking. He was (B), of course. Instead of black pepper, he found other
plants that he thought to be another type of pepper. Those plants were later called chilies or chili
peppers.
170. 위 글의 주어진 (B)에 들어갈 말을 다음을 참고하여 주어진 철자로 시작하는 한 단어로 쓰시오.170)
ADJECTIVE
Wrong in one's opinion or judgement. - Based on or resulting from a misunderstanding or faulty
judgement.
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Chilies spread quickly, in part because they were easy to grow in a wide range of climates and
conditions, which made them an abundant crop. From a nutritional point of view, ⓐ 고추는 훨씬 가치
가 덜 하다 than rice, com, or potatoes. By making even plain food rich in flavor, however, chilies
were the one luxury item the poor could afford to eat every day. Many local dishes, popular among
common people, were (A) into hot, spicy, and unique foods, thanks to chilies. Curry in India, hot pot
in South China, tom yum in Thailand, and goulash in Hungary are just a few of the foods that were
reborn with chilies.
Upon returning to Spain, Columbus took other new crops that he expected would capture the
attention of Europeans. They included potatoes and tomatoes. While chilies improved ordinary food by
adding spice to them, potatoes greatly improved the (B) of the populations of Europe, Africa, and
Asia. Potatoes were not that popular food choice among Europeans. After it was revealed that
potatoes were not only nutritious but also grew well on poor soils and in (C) climates, their cultivation
quickly spread to Northern and Eastern Europe.
171. 위 글에서 (A)~(C) 안에 들어갈 적절한 단어를〈보기〉에서 골라 쓰시오. (단, 필요한 경우 단어 의 형태를 바
꿀 것.)171)
<보기>
transform nutrition hostile
Look at your evening meal. You might fine rice, a bean paste stew with potatoes, ⓐ a few dishes
of vegetables, and of course Gimchi, ⓑ which contains a lot of spicy chili. Since chilies, in particular,
ⓒ being an essential ingredient for many spicy Korean dishes, you would hardly suspect that they
originated in another country, You would not be the first person to make that mistake. Ask a Chinese
or an Indian or a Mexican an, and most will argue that chillies are native to their homeland. Sorry
for them, but they are all wrong. Chili peppers originated in South America. Not just chili peppers,
but many of the foods we consume today, including potatoes and tomatoes, ⓓ originated in the
same region and spread to the rest of the world ⓔ because of the work of a single person. This
story is an interesting part in the history of the globalization of food.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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(A)
Columbus headed west and, upon reaching the islands of the Caribbean, believed he had found the
route to India that he was seeking. He was mistaken, of course. Instead of black pepper, he found
other plants that he thought to be another type of pepper. Those plants were later called chilies or
chili peppers.
(B)
Chilies spread quickly, in part because they were easy to grow in a wide range of climates and
conditions, which made ⓐthem an abundant crop. From a nutritional point of view, chilies are much
less valuable than rice, corn, or potatoes. By making even plain food rich in flavor, however, ⓑthey
were the one luxury item the poor could afford to eat every day.
(C)
Europeans at first hesitated to try chilies, just the way many people today do not like to try new
foods. When Portuguese traders carried chilies to other parts of the world, however, including Africa
and Southeast Asia, ⓒit revolutionized local kitchens. People loved chilies so much that they put
them into every dish possible. The speed of the chili pepper’s spread was exceptional. Within a half
century after arriving in Spain, ⓓit was being used across much of Asia, along the coast of Africa, in
the Middle East, and in Eastern Europe.
(D)
Many local dishes, popular among common people, were transformed into hot, spicy, and unique
foods, thanks to chilies. Curry in India, hot pot in South China, tom yum in Thailand, and goulash in
Hungary are just a few of the foods that were reborn with ⓔthem.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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177. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 (A)를 같은 의미가 되도록 부사절로 바꾸어 완성된 문장으로 쓰시오.177) [2과]
In 1492, when Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer, set sail from Spain to find a new route to
India, the purpose of his journey was to find a way to safely bring black pepper from Asia and
secure the kitchens of Europe. Europeans had used black pepper as a medicine and a spice since
ancient times. (A) Imported from South India and nearby islands, black pepper was an expensive
spice. When the Ottoman Empire took over Asia Minor and the eastern Mediterranean, it effectively
blocked routes to India, and the price of black pepper shot up. As a result, European traders had to
look for new ways to trade with India for pepper and other spices.
Up until the late 1700s, however, a large percentage of Europeans still feared the tomato. Another
name for the fruit was "poison apple" because it was thought that the nobles got sick and sometimes
died after eating them. That was the second reason that tomatoes were slow to spread as a food.
The truth was that wealthy Europeans at that time ate off plates made of heavy metals including
considerable amounts of lead. Because tomatoes are high in acidity, when placed on such plates, the
fruit would release the lead, resulting in the poisoning of the diner. No one at the time made the
connection between the plate and the poison, so the tomato was blamed. The tomato was later
cleared of its false charge, and the invention of pizza in Naples in the 1880s kicked off the tomato's
popularity in Europe.
Look at your evening meal. You might find rice, a bean paste stew with potatoes, a few dishes of
vegetables, and of course Gimchi, which contains a lot of spicy chili. Since chilies, in particular, are
an essential ingredient for many spicy Korean dishes, you would hardly suspect that they originated
in another country. You would not be the first person to make that mistake. Ask a Chinese or an
Indian or a Mexican, and most will argue that chilies are native to their homeland. Sorry for them,
but they are all wrong. Chili peppers originated in South America. Not just chili peppers, but many of
the foods we consume today, including potatoes and tomatoes, originated in the same region and
spread to the rest of the world because of the work of a single person.
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Upon returning to Spain, Columbus took other new crops that he expected would capture the
attention of Europeans. They included potatoes and tomatoes. While chilies improved ordinary food by
adding spice to them, potatoes greatly improved the nutrition of the populations of Europe, Africa,
and Asia. Potatoes were at first less favored than sweet potatoes by Europeans. After it was
revealed that potatoes were not only nutritious but also grew well on poor soils and in hostile
climates, their cultivation quickly spread to Northern and Eastern Europe. In Ireland, for example, the
potato became the staple food, with adults consuming an average of ten potatoes a day. According
to one estimate, the introduction of the potato was responsible for a quarter of the population growth
in Europe, Africa, and Asia between 1700 and 1900.
In 1492, when Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer, set sail from Spain to find a new route to
India, the purpose of his journey was to find a way to safely bring black pepper from Asia and
secure the kitchens of Europe.
(A) When the Ottoman Empire took over Asia Minor and the eastern Mediterranean, it effectively
blocked routes to India, and the price of black pepper shot up.
(B) At a result, European traders had to look for new ways to trade with India for pepper and other
spices.
(C) Europeans had used black pepper as a medicine and a spice since ancient times. Imported from
South India and nearby islands, black pepper was an expensive spice.
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Chilies spread quickly, in part because they were easy to grow in a wide range of climates and
conditions, which made them an abundant crop. From a nutritional point of view, chilies are
______________________ rice, corn, or potatoes. By making even plain food rich in flavor, however,
chilies were the one luxury item the poor could afford to eat every day. Many local dishes, popular
among common people, were transformed into hot, spicy, and unique foods, thanks to chilies. Curry
in India, hot pot in South China, tom yum in Thailand, and goulash in Hungary are just a few of the
foods that were reborn with chilies.
<조건>
1. 4단어로 쓸 것.
2. ‘고추는 쌀, 옥수수, 감자보다 훨씬 덜 가치 있다.’라는 의미가 되도록 쓸 것.
3. 주어진 단어[value / much]를 변형하거나 문맥에 맞게 어휘를 추가하여 쓸 것.
→ ______________________________________________________________________
183. 다음 글의 빈칸 (A)에 들어갈 가장 적절한 말을 주어진 영영사전 정의를 참고하여 한 단어로 쓰시오.183) [2과]
For thousands of years chilies, potatoes, and tomatoes had been consumed only in certain regions
in South America before they crossed the Atlantic Ocean five hundred years ago. They spread to
other continents and, when blended with local foods, created unique dishes. The (A) ____________
of chili peppers, potatoes, and tomatoes completely changed the kitchens of the world.
(A) _________________
the increase of trade around the world, especially by trading goods in many different countries.
In 1492, when Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer, set sail from Spain to find a new route to
India, the purpose of his journey was to find a way to safely bring black pepper from Asia and
secure the kitchens of Europe. Europeans had used black pepper as a medicine and a spice since
ancient times. Imported from South India and nearby islands, black pepper was an expensive spice.
When the Ottoman Empire took over Asia Minor and the eastern Mediterranean, it effectively blocked
routes to India, and the price of black pepper shot up. As a result, European traders had to look for
new ways to trade with India for pepper and other spices.
Columbus headed west and, upon reaching the islands of the Caribbean, believed he had found the
route to India that he was seeking. He was mistaken, of course. Instead of black pepper, he found other
plants that he thought to be another type of pepper. Those plants were later called chilies or chili peppers.
Europeans at first hesitated to try chilies, just the way many people today do not like to try new
foods. When Portuguese traders carried chilies to other parts of the world, however, including Africa
and Southeast Asia, it revolutionized local kitchens. People loved chilies so much that they put them
into every dish possible. The speed of the chili pepper's spread was exceptional. Within a half
century after arriving in Spain, it was being used across much of Asia, along the coast of Africa, in
the Middle East, and in Eastern Europe.
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Upon returning to Spain, Columbus took other new crops ⓐ that he expected would capture the
attention of Europeans. They included potatoes and tomatoes. While chilies improved ordinary food by
ⓑ adding spice to them, potatoes greatly improved the nutrition of the populations of Europe, Africa,
and Asia. Potatoes were at first ⓒ much less favored than sweet potatoes by Europeans. After it
was revealed that potatoes were not only nutritious but also grew well on poor soils and in hostile
climates, their cultivation quickly spread to Northern and Eastern Europe. In Ireland, for example, the
potato became the staple food, with adults ⓓ consumed an average of ten potatoes a day.
According to one estimate, the introduction of the potato ⓔ was responsible for a quarter of the
population growth in Europe, Africa, and Asia between 1700 and 1900.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Among the crops that Columbus introduced to Europe, tomatoes had to wait longer than the others,
nearly two hundred years, before becoming part of everyday meals. There were two reasons for this.
The first was that the tomato looked a lot like the fruit of certain poisonous plants that were well
known to Europeans. Because of this, they were at first grown only as a decorative plant rather than
as a food. Several decades passed (A)__________ they began to be consumed as a food, and then,
during the 1500s, they spread slowly to Spain, Italy, and France.
Up until the late 1700s, however, a large percentage of Europeans still feared the tomato. Another
name for the fruit was "poison apple" because it was thought that the nobles got sick and sometimes
died after eating them. That was the second reason that tomatoes were slow to spread as a food.
The truth was that wealthy Europeans at that time ate off plates made of heavy metals including
considerable amounts of lead. Because tomatoes are high in acidity, when placed on such plates, the
fruit would release the lead, resulting in the poisoning of the diner. No one at the time made the
(B)___________ between the plate and the poison, so the tomato was blamed. The tomato was later
cleared of its false charge, and the invention of pizza in Naples in the 1880s kicked off the tomato's
popularity in Europe.
(A) (B)
① after connection
② before connection
③ until difference
④ while origin
⑤ since difference
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Our first point in argument is that product placement defeats the very purpose of TV shows,
especially (A) those in dramatic forms. The primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story, ⓐ which
meaningful messages on society and the people living in it are delivered. Viewers watch dramas
planning to take their stories seriously and ⓑ respond to the messages (B) they deliver. Product
placement, on the other hand, aims to sell products. These competing goals clash on the screen.
With random commercial brands ⓒ popping out (★) to steal the focus from the plot. (C) the show
quality suffers.
A hero in a K-drama was seen ⓓ to take both his hands off the wheel while driving a car and kiss
a girl in the passenger seat. It was a product placement promoting an automatic pilot function of a
new car. The absurdity of the scene, totally out of the context, ruined what emotional sincerity the
characters retained up to that point. Who could take a drama seriously when (D) it is obviously more
interested in selling products than in telling truthful stories?
Our second point is that product placement doesn't give viewers a choice. Unlike commercials
during breaks, there is no way for the viewer to avoid product placement. The viewer is not ⓔ giving
a choice over whether to watch it or not. Product placement is advertising "embedded" in the
program. It is integrated in the show, meaning that it is not possible to turn off the TV or switch the
channel to avoid (E) them.
① ⓐ, ⓔ ② ⓐ, ⓒ, ⓔ ③ ⓑ, ⓓ
④ ⓑ, ⓒ, ⓓ ⑤ ⓒ, ⓓ, ⓔ
① ⓐ ② ⓐ, ⓒ ③ ⓑ
④ ⓑ, ⓓ ⑤ ⓒ
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This also explains how K-dramas introduce Korean products to foreign consumers, which often results
in global shopping sprees.
Our last point is that product placement is helpful because it shows how the product is used in real
life situations. Suppose that I wanted to buy a skirt, but I couldn't find one exactly to my taste. While
watching a drama, I saw an actress wearing a skirt with a design that I had always wanted. (A) In
this case, product placement helped me understand what I wanted by providing more information in
context on a product I wanted to buy. (B) For example, a recent drama that became a huge hit in
China was sponsored by a ginseng company. (C) The hero was frequently seen to drink ginseng
extract from a small pouch. (D) The product became so popular among Chinese people that it
instantly went out of stock. (E) With hallyu contents spreading all over the world, Korean products
are being introduced to global consumers through product placement.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
First, product placement is ⓐ inevitable in the age of the new media environment. Today many
people enjoy programs through mobile streaming services and video downloads. The profit share from
TV commercials is constantly ⓑ declining, and production companies and broadcasting networks are
compensating for the loss by attracting more product placements. From an idealistic point of view, the
storytelling of TV dramas should not be interrupted by commercial advertising. From a realistic point
of view, (A) ______________, it is product placement that brings the programs to viewers.
Second, product placement does not harm but actually ⓒ reduces the quality of TV shows. The
"quality" of a TV show is not only about storytelling. Today's media content creation is nothing like
writing a novel. Nowadays, high-quality media content requires a lot more elements such as
expensive computer graphics, experienced directors, and even hallyu stars, but never can traditional
funding support the ⓓ increased cost. Such high-quality content can only be achieved with product
placement.
Product placement ⓔ ruins the story only when it fails. When properly done, it may actually
enhance the quality of sponsored programs. (B) ______________, K-drama about a blind girl's
romance, there was a scene in which she applied lipstick on her own. It was a product placement
sponsored by a cosmetic company, but the scene was also essential to illustrate the girl's character–
independent, attractive, and wealthy. (★) Not only was the scene the talk of the town for breaking a
media stereotype of blind people, but it also succeeded in establishing the character in the story.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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(A) (B)
① however In fact
② however For instance
③ moreover Consequently
④ as a result Nevertheless
⑤ as a result Besides
조건
1. hardly로 문장을 시작할 것
2. 동사 see를 활용하되, 시제에 맞는 형태를 사용할 것
Our last point is that product placement is enormously expensive and costs companies that use it a
lot of money. These days, Korean TV shows have a global reach that hits billions of people, so
inserting products in them has become costly. In the end, the extra marketing costs for product
placement are added to the product's consumer price, _______________________________________.
<조건>
1. 보기에 있는 표현만을 모두 사용할 것
2. 필요한 경우 동사는 시제에 알맞게 변형할 것
<보기>
products / become / the / promote / product placement / by / with / more expensive
Answer : ________________________________________________________________________________________
조건
1. 관계대명사를 활용하여 한 문장으로 다시 작성할 것
2. 각 문장의 어느 부분도 이유 없이 생략하지 말고 그대로 포함하여 작성할 것
Answer : ______________________________________________________________________________
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Product placement ruins the story only when it fails. When properly ⓐ done, ir may actually
enhance the quality of sponsored programs. For instance, in a K-drama about a blind girl’s romance,
there was a scene ⓑ which she applied lipstick on her won. It was a product placement ⓒ
sponsored by a cosmetic company, but the scene was also essential to illustrate the girl’s
character-independent, attractive, and wealthy. Not only ⓓ was the scene the talk of the town for
breaking a media stereotype of blind people, but it also succeeded in ⓔ establishing the character in
the story.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Our last point is that product placement is helpful because it shows how the product is used in real
life situations. Suppose that I wanted to buy a skirt, but I couldn’t find one exactly to my taste.
(A) The product became so popular among Chinese people that it instantly went out of stock. With
halyu contents spreading all over the world, Korean products are being introduced to global
consumers through product placement.
(B) While watching a drama, I saw an actress wearing a skirt with a design that I had always
wanted. In this case, product placement helped me understand what I wanted by providing more
information in context on a product I wanted to buy.
(C) This also explains how K-dramas introduce Korean products to foreign consumers, which often
results in global shopping sprees. For example, a recent drama that became a huge hit in China was
sponsored by a ginseng company. The hero was frequently seen to drink ginseng extract from a
small pouch.
Our first point in argument is that product placement defeats the very purpose of TV shows,
especially those in dramatic forms. (A) The primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story, through
which meaningful messages on society and the people living in it are delivered. (B) Viewers watch
dramas planning to take their stories seriously and respond to the messages they deliver. (C) These
competing goals clash on the screen. (D) With random commercial brands popping out to steal the
focus from the plot, the show quality suffers. (E)
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
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Product placement does not harm but actually ensures the quality of TV shows. The "quality" of a
TV show is not only about storytelling. Today's media content creation is nothing like writing a novel.
Nowadays, high-quality media content requires a lot more elements such as expensive computer
graphics, experienced directors, and even hallyu stars, but (A) (can, traditional, the , cost, funding,
never, support, increased). Such high-quality content can only be achieved with product placement.
Question: 위 글의 밑줄 친 (A)를 주어진 단어만을 이용하여 부정어 never로 시작하는 문장으로 어순에 맞게
완성하여 쓰시오.
Answer: ________________________________________________________________________________________
Moderator: Welcome to The High School Debate Show! Today's debate topic is product placement.
The resolution is "Product placement should be banned from television show." For your information,
product placement is a form of advertising ⓐ what involves inserting products in movies or TV
programs with the intention of promoting the products or brands. While proved to be an effective way
to advertise products, product placement has pros and cons. ⓑ stirred arguments over whether or
not it should be kept under control. Now we will hear the main arguments from both sides.
Team Haneul:: We argue that product placement in TV shows should be banned. We maintain our
position in order to defend the rights of the general public, mainly television viewers, ⓒ who are also
product consumers. Product placement does not extend benefits to the general public but ⓓ
interferes with their interests. In this light, we offer three arguments against product placement-the
quality of the shows, the ⓔ deprived choice of viewers, and the problem of invisible marketing costs.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
For example, it recent drama that became a huge hit in China was sponsored by a ginseng
company.
Our last point is that product placement is helpful because it shows how the product is used in real
life situations. Suppose that I wanted to buy a skirt, but I couldn't find one exactly to my taste. (A)
While watching a drama, I saw an actress wearing a skirt with a design that I had always wanted.
(B) In this case, product placement helped me understand what I wanted by providing more
information in context on a product I wanted to buy. (C) This also explains how K-dramas introduce
Korean products to foreign consumers, which often results in global shopping sprees. (D) The hero
was frequently seem to drink ginseng extract from a small pouch. (E) The product became so
popular among Chinese people that it instantly went out of stock.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
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First, product placement is (A) [avoidable / unavoidable] in the age of the new media environment.
Today many people enjoy programs through mobile streaming services and video downloads. The
profit share from TV commercials is constantly declining and production companies and braodcasting
networks are compensating for the loss by attracting more product placements. From an idealistic
point of view, the storytelling of TV dramas should not be interrupted by commercial advertising.
From a (B) [realistic / idealistic] point of view, however, it is product placement that brings the
programs to viewers. Second, product placement does not harm but actually ensures the quality of
TV shows. The "quality" of a TV show is not only about storytelling. Today's media content creation
is nothing like writing a novel. Nowadays, high-quality media content requires a lot more elements
such as expensive computer graphics, experienced directors, and even hallyu stars, but never can
traditional funding support the increased cost. Such high-quality content can only be achieved with
product placement. Product placement ruins the story only when it fails. When properly done, it may
actually (C) [enrich / deteriorate] the quality of sponsored programs. For instance, in a K-drama about
a blind girl's romance, there was a scene in which she applied lipstick on her own. It was a product
placement sponsored by a cosmetic company, but the scene was also essential to illustrate the girl's
characterㅡindependent, attractive, and wealthy. Not only 그 장면은 시작 장애인에 대한 매체의 고정 관
념을 깨뜨린 것으로 장안의 화제가 되었을 (뿐만 아니라), but it also succeeded in establishing the
character in the story.
<조 건>
1. 다음 어휘(어구)를 모두, 한 번씩만 사용하시오.
blind people / the scene / the talk of the town for
/ a media stereotype / was / of / breaking
2. 답안지에는 어법 및 어휘에 유의하여 영어로 쓰시오.
3. 철자가 확인이 불가능한 경우 오답 처리될 수 있음.
________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Our fist point in argument is that product placement defeats the very purpose of TV shows,
especially those in dramatic forms. The primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story, (A) [which /
through which] meaningful messages on society and the people living in it are delivered. Viewers
watch dramas planning to take their stories seriously and respond to the messages they deliver.
Product placement, on the other hand, aims to sell products. These competing goals clash on the
screen. With random commercial brands (B) [popping / popped] out to steal the focus from the plot,
the show quality suffers. A hero in a K-drama was seen to take both his hands off the wheel while
driving a car and kiss a girl in the passenger seat. It was a product placement promoting an
automatic pilot function of a new car. The ⓐ _________ of the scene, totally out of the context,
ruined (C) [that / what] emotional sincerity the characters retained up to that point. Who could take a
drama seriously when it is obviously more interested in selling products than in telling truthful stories?
① absurdity ② ambiguity
③ originality ④ anonymity
⑤ composition
Product placement doesn’t give viewers a choice. Unlike commercials during breaks, there is no way
for the viewer to avoid ⓐ it. The viewer is not given a choice over whether to watch ⓑ it or not.
Product placement is advertising “embedded” in the program. ⓒ It is integrated in the show,
meaning that ⓓ it is not possible to turn off the TV or switch the channel to avoid them. Also,
product placement is enormously expensive and costs companies that use ⓔ it a lot of money.
These days, Korean TV shows have a global reach that hits billions of people, so inserting products
in them has become costly.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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First, Product placement is inevitable in the age of the new media environment. Today many people
enjoy programs through mobile streaming services and video downloads. (A) The profit share from TV
commercials is constantly declining, and production companies and broadcasting networks are
compensating for the loss by attracting more product placements. (B) From an idealistic point of view,
the storytelling of TV dramas should not be interrupted by commercial advertising. (C) From a
realistic point of view, however, it is product placement that brings the programs to viewers. (D) The
“quality” of a TV show is not only about storytelling. Today’s media content creation is nothing like
writing a novel. (E) Nowadays, high-quality media content requires a lot more elements such as
expensive computer graphics, experienced directors, and even hallyu stars, but ⓐ 전통적인 자금 조달
로는 인상된 비용을 감당할 수 없습니다. Such high-quality content can only be achieved with product
placement.
Second, product placement does not harm but actually ensures the quality of TV shows.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
209. 위 글의 밑줄 친 ⓐ와 의미가 같도록 주어진 단어를 활용하여 부정어 도치구문으로 문장을 완성하시오.209)
정답 : ________________________________________________________________________________
Our last point is that product placement is helpful because it shows how the product is used in real
life situations. Suppose that I wanted to buy a skirt, but I couldn’t find one exactly to my taste.
While watching a drama, I saw an actress wearing a skirt with a design that I had always wanted. In
this case, product placement helped me understand what I wanted by providing more information in
context on a product I wanted to buy. This also explains how K-dramas introduce Korean products to
foreign consumers, which often results in global shopping sprees. For example, a recent drama that
became a huge hit in China was sponsored by a ginseng company. The hero was frequently seen to
drink ginseng extract from a small pouch. The product became (A) ________________ it instantly
went out of stock. With hallyu contents spreading all over the world, Korean products are being
introduced to global consumers through product placement.
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[조건]
1. 의미 : ‘중국인들 사이에서 너무 큰 인기를 얻게 되어’
2. 전치사 among 활용, 중국인: chinese people
정답 : ________________________________________________________________________________
212. 다음 글의 괄호 (A), (B), (C) 안에서 문맥에 맞는 낱말로 가장 적절한 것은?212) [3과]
Moderator: Welcome to the High School Debate Show! Today’s debate topic is product placement.
The (A) [resolution / revolution] is “Product placement should be banned from television shows.“ For
your information, product placement is a form of advertising that involves inserting products in movies
or TV programs with the (B) [detention / intention] of promoting the products or brands. While proven
to be an effective way to advertise products, product placement has pros and cons, (C) [aspiring /
stirring] arguments over whether or not it should be kept under control. Now we will hear the main
arguments from both sides.
Team Haneul: We argue that product placement in TV shows should be banned. We maintain our
position in order to ⓐ defend the rights of the general public, mainly television viewers, who are also
product consumers. Product placement does not ⓑ extend benefits to the general public but
interferes with their interests. In this light, we offer three arguments against product placement-the
quality of the shows, the ⓒ undeprived choice of viewers, and the problem of invisible marketing
costs.
Our first point in argument is that product placement ⓓ defeats the very purpose of TV shows,
especially those in dramatic forms. The primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story, through
which meaningful messages on society and the people living in it are delivered. Viewers watch
dramas planning to take their stories seriously and respond to the messages they deliver. Product
placement, on the other hand, aims to sell products. These competing goals ⓔ clash on the screen.
With random commercial brands popping out to steal the focus from the plot, the show quality
suffers.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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Our second point is that product placement doesn’t give viewers a choice. Unlike commercials
during breaks, there is no way for the viewer to avoid product placement. The viewer is not given a
choice over whether to watch it or not. Product placement is advertising “embedded” in the program.
It is integrated in the show, meaning that it is not possible to turn off the TV or switch the channel
to avoid them.
(A) Based on these points, we believe that product placement should be banned from all media, but
at a minimum from TV shows.
(B) Team Bada: We, as the opposing team, are going to argue that product placement should not be
banned. We also prepared three supporting arguments – the production funding in the new media
environment, the better quality of program content, and other benefits of product placement in
context. Unlike Team Haneul, we would like to approach the issue from a slightly different
perspective, taking content creators and product companies into consideration.
(C) Moderator: Thank you for your excellent presentation. Now we’re going to hear from the opposing
side, Team Bada.
(D) Our last point is that product placement is enormously expensive and costs companies that use it
a lot of money. These days, Korean TV shows have a global reach that hits billions of people, so
inserting products in them has become costly. In the end, the extra marketing costs for product
placement are added to the product’s consumer price, with the products promoted by product
placement becoming more expensive.
① (A)-(B)-(D)-(C) ② (A)-(C)-(B)-(D)
③ (B)-(A)-(C)-(D) ④ (D)-(A)-(C)-(B)
⑤ (D)-(C)-(A)-(B)
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First, product placement is inevitable in the age of the new media environment. Today many people enjoy
programs through mobile streaming services and video downloads. The profit share from TV commercials is
constantly declining, and production companies and broadcasting networks are compensating for the loss by
attracting more product placements. From an idealistic point of view, the storytelling of TV dramas should not
be interrupted by commercial advertising. From a realistic point of view, (A) ___________________, it is
product placement that brings the programs to viewers.
Second, product placement does not harm but actually ensures the quality of TV shows. The “quality”
of a TV show is not only about storytelling. Today’s media content creation is nothing like writing a
novel. Nowadays, high-quality media content requires a lot more elements such as expensive computer
graphics, experienced directors, and even hallyu stars, but never can traditional funding support the
increased cost. Such high-quality content can only be achieved with product placement.
Product placement ruins the story only when it fails. When properly done, it may actually enhance the
quality of sponsored programs. (B) ___________________, in a K-drama about a blind girl’s romance,
there was a scene in which she applied lipstick on her own. It was a product placement sponsored by
a cosmetic company, but the scene was also essential to illustrate the girl’s character-independent,
attractive, and wealthy. Not only was the scene the talk of the town for breaking a media stereotype of
blind people, but it also succeeded in establishing the character in the story.
(A) (B)
① Similarly Nevertheless
② however For instance
③ however In contrast
④ Therefore Nevertheless
⑤ Therefore For instance
217. 위 글을 읽고, 방송사는 점점 줄어드는 TV 광고의 수익지분으로 인한 손실을 어떻게 메우고 있는지 우리말
로 쓰시오.217)
정답 : ________________________________________________________________________________
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This also explains how K-dramas introduce Korean products to foreign consumers, which often
results in global shopping sprees.
Our last point is that product placement is helpful because it shows how the product is used in real
life situations. Suppose that I wanted to buy a skirt, but I couldn’t find one exactly to my taste. (A)
While watching a drama, I saw an actress wearing a skirt with a design that I had always wanted.
(B) In this case, product placement helped me understand what I wanted by providing more
information in context on a product I wanted to buy. (C) For example, a recent drama that became a
huge hit in China was sponsored by a ginseng company. (D) The hero was frequently seen to drink
ginseng extract from a small pouch. (E) The product became so popular among Chinese people that
it instantly went out of stock. With hallyu contents spreading all over the world, Korean products are
being introduced to global consumers through product placement. Based on these points, we argue
that product placement should not be banned.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
Our first point in argument is that product placement defeats the very purpose of TV shows,
especially ⓐ those in dramatic forms. The primary purpose of drama is to deliver a story through
which meaningful messages on society and the people living in it ⓑ is delivered. Viewers watch
dramas ⓒ planned to take their stories seriously and respond to the messages they deliver. Product
placement, on the other hand, aims to sell products. These competing goals clash on the screen.
With random commercials ⓓ popping out to steal the focus from the plot, the show quality suffers. A
hero in K-drama was seen to take both his hand off the wheel while driving a car and kiss a girl in
the passenger seat. It was a product placement promoting an automatic pilot function of a new car.
The absurdity of the scene, totally out of context ruined ⓔ what emotional sincerity the character
retained up to that point. Who could take a drama seriously when it is obviously more interested in
selling products than in ⓕ telling ruthful stories?
① ⓐ, ⓒ ② ⓐ, ⓓ ③ ⓑ, ⓒ
④ ⓑ, ⓔ ⑤ ⓔ, ⓕ
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→ Product placement does not harm but actually ensures the quality of TV shows. The "quality" of
TV show is not only about storytelling. Today's media content creation is nothing like writing a novel.
(A) Such high-quality content can only be achieved with product placement. Product placement ruins
the story only when it fails.
(B) For instance, in a K-drama about a blind girl's romance, there was a scene in which she applied
lipstick on her own.
(C) It was a product placement by a cosmetic company, but the scene was also essential to illustrate
the girl's character–independent, attractive, and wealthy.
(D) When properly done, it may actually enhance the quality of sponsored programs.
(E) Nowadays, high-quality media content requires a lot more elements such as expensive computer
graphics, experienced directors, and even hallyu stars, but never can traditional funding support the
increased cost.
Not only the scene was the scene the talk of the town for breaking a media stereotype of blind
people, but it also succeeded in establishing the character in the story.
We, as the opposing team, are going to argue that product placement should not be banned. We
also prepared three supporting arguments-the production funding in the new media environment the
better quality of program content, and other benefits of product placement in context. Unlike Team
Haneul, we would like to approach the issue from a slightly different perspective, taking content
creators and product companies into consideration. First, product placement is inevitable in the age of
the new media environment. Today many people enjoy programs through mobile streaming services
and video downloads. The profit share from TV commercials is constantly declining, and production
companies and broadcasting networks are compensating for the loss by attracting more product
placements. From an idealistic point of view, the storytelling of TV dramas should not be interrupted
by commercial advertising. From a realistic point of view, however, it is product placement that brings
the programs to viewers.
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We argue that product placement in TV shows should be banned. We maintain our position in order
to defend the rights of the general public, mainly television viewers. ⓐ who are also product
consumers. Product placement does not extend benefits to the general public but interferes with their
interests. In this light, we offer three arguments against product placement-the quality of the shows,
the deprived choice of viewers, and the problem of invisible marketing costs. Our first point in
argument is that product placement defeats the very purpose of TV shows, especially ⓑ those in
dramatic forms. The primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story, ⓒ which meaningful messages
on society and the people living in it are delivered. Viewers watch dramas planning to take their
stories seriously and respond to the messages they deliver. Product placement, on the other hand,
aims ⓓ to sell products. These competing goals clash on the screen. With random commercial
brand ⓔ popping out to steal the focus from the plot, the show quality suffers.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Our last point is that product placement is helpful because it shows how the product is used in ⓐ
real life situations. Suppose that I wanted to buy a skirt, but I couldn’t find one exactly to my ⓑ
liking. While watching a drama, I saw an actress wearing a skirt with a design that I had always
wanted. In this case, product placement helped me understand what I wanted by ⓒ limiting more
information in context on a product I wanted to buy. This also explains how K-dramas introduce
Korean products to foreign consumers, which often results in global ⓓ spending sprees. For example,
a recent drama that became a huge hit in China was sponsored by a ginseng company. The hero
was frequently seen to drink ginseng extract from a small pouch. The product became so popular
among Chinese people that it ⓔ instantly went out of stock. With hallyu contents spreading all over
the world, Korean products are being introduced to global consumers through product placement.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Furthermore, product placement is enormously expensive and costs companies that use it a lot of money.
Product placement doesn’t give viewers a choice. Unlike commercials during breaks, there is no way
for the viewer to avoid product placement. (A) The viewer is not given a choice over whether to
watch it or not. (B) Product placement is advertising “embedded” in the program. (C) It is integrated
in the show, meaning that it is not possible to turn off the TV or switch the channel to avoid them.
(D) These days, Korean TV shows have a global reach that hits billions of people, so inserting
products in them has become costly. (E) In the end, the extra marketing costs for product placement
are added to the product’s consumer price, with the products promoted by product placement
becoming more expensive.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
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We argue that product placement in TV shows should be banned. ⓐ Our first point in argument is
that product placement defeats the very purpose of TV shows, especially those in dramatic forms. ⓑ
The primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story, which meaningful messages on society and the
people living in it are delivered. ⓒ Product placement, on the other hand, aims to sell products,
meaning that it cannot embed in the program harmoniously. ⓓ With random commercial brands pop
out to steal the focus from the plot, the show quality suffers. ⓔ A hero in a K—drama was seen
take both his hands off the wheel while driving a car and kiss a girl in the passenger seat in order
to show an automatic pilot function of a new car.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Product placement does ⓐ guarantee the quality of TV shows. The "quality" of a TV show is not
only about storytelling. Today's media content creation is ⓑ far from just writing a novel. Nowadays,
high-quality media content demands more components such as expensive computer graphics;
experienced directors, and even hallyu stars. Under this circumstance, traditional funding is ⓒ
sufficient to cover the overwhelming cost. Such high—quality content can only be achieved with
product placement. Product placement ⓓ complements the story only when it fails. When properly
done, it may actually enhance the quality of sponsored programs and succeed in ⓔ developing the
character as intended in the story.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Team Bada: We are going to argue that product placement should riot be banned. We would like to
approach the issue, taking content creators and product companies into consideration. First, product
placement is inevitable in the age of the new media environment. Today many people enjoy
programs through mobile streaming services and video downloads. The profit share from TV
commercials is constantly declining, and production companies and broadcasting networks are
compensating for the loss by attracting more product placements. From an idealistic point of view, the
storytelling of TV dramas should not be interrupted by commercial advertising. From a realistic point
of view, however, it is product placement that brings the programs to viewers. Also product
placement is helpful because it shows how the product is used in real life situations. Suppose that I
wanted to buy a skirt, but I couldn't find one exactly to my taste. While watching a drama, I saw an
actress wearing a skirt that I had always wanted. In this case, product placement helped me
understand what I wanted by providing more information in context on a product I wanted to buy.
① Team Bada present their opinion with regard to the content creators and product companies.
② Team Bada offer their first argument in terms of securing the production funding.
③ Team Bada think product placement in informative to the TV viewers.
④ Team Bada insist that the plot of TV dramas is not affected by commercial advertising.
⑤ Broadcasting companies used to make profits from attracting TV commercials.
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<보 기>
more expensive / costs / the product's /the products / marketing / consumer price / the extra / to /
with / become / promote / add / by product placement / for product placement
________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
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① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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(A) Our last point is that product placement is helpful because it shows ⓐ how is the product used
in real life situations.
(B) This also explains how K-dramas introduce Korean products to foreign consumers, ⓑ what often
results in global shopping sprees.
(C) Suppose that I wanted to buy a skirt, but I couldn't find ⓒ it exactly to my taste. While watching
a drama, I ⓓ saw an actress to wear a skirt with a design that I had always wanted.
(D) In this case, product placement helped me understand ⓔ what I wanted by providing more
information in context on a product I wanted to buy.
235. 위 글에서 주어진 (A)에 이어질 내용을 순서에 맞게 배열한 것으로 가장 적절한 것은?235)
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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(A) Our first point in argument is that product placement defeats. the very purpose of TV shows,
especially ⓐ those in dramatic forms. (B) The primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story,
through which meaningful messages on society and the people living in ⓑ it are delivered. (C)
Viewers watch dramas planning to take their stories seriously and respond to the messages they
deliver. (D) These competing goals clash on the screen. With random commercial brands popping out
to steal the focus from the plot, the show quality suffers. (E)
ⓐthose ⓑit
① TV shows product placement
② TV shows argument
③ TV shows society
④ product placements society
⑤ product placements argument
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
First, product placement is inevitable in the age of the new media environment. Today many people
enjoy programs through mobile streaming services and video downloads. The profit share (A)
____________ TV commercials is constantly declining, and production companies and broadcasting
networks are compensating (B) ___________ the loss (C) _______________ attracting more product
placements. From an idealistic point of view, the storytelling of TV dramas should not be interrupted
by commercial advertising. From a realistic point of view. (D) ______________, it is product
placement that brings the programs to viewers
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① The man was trying to keep his temper under control. (=being controlled)
② Many stars are invisible to human sight. (=unable to be seen)
③ The product you are looking for is out of stock. (=available for sale)
④ The doctor saved many patient from the disease. (=illness in general)
⑤ Get rid of waste first to clean your room. (=Remove something unwanted)
Our last point is that product placement is enormously expensive and costs companies that use (A)
it a lot of money. These days, Korean TV shows have a global reach that hits billions of people, so
inserting products in (B) them has become costly. In the end, the extra marketing costs for product
placement are added to the product's consumer price, with the products promoted by product
placement becoming more expensive
Based on these points, we believe that product placement should be banned from all media, but at
a minimum from TV shows.
Team Bada
We, as the opposing team, are going to argue that product placement should not be banned. We
also prepared three supporting arguments-the production funding in the new media environment, the
better quality of program content, and other benefits of product placement in context.
Unlike Team Haneul, we would like to approach the issue from a slightly different perspective, taking
content creators and product companies into consideration.
(A)_____________________________ (B)_____________________________
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<조건>
1. (A): 어법 오류가 있는 표현의 번호, (B): 어법에 맞게 고친 표현으로 기재할 것.
2. (B)는 어법상 바르게 고쳐 밑줄 친 표현 전체를 쓸 것.
First, product placement is (A) __________ in the age of the new media environment. Today many
people enjoy programs through mobile streaming services and video downloads. The profit share from
TV commercials in constantly declining, and production companies and broad casting networks are
compensating for the loss by attracting more product placements. From an idealistic point of view, the
storytelling of TV dramas should not be interrupted by commercial advertising. From a realistic point
of view, (가) __________, it is product placement that brings the programs to viewers.
Second, product placement does not harm but actually ensures the quality of TV shows. The
“quality” of a TV show is not only about storytelling. Today’s media content creation is nothing like
writing a novel. Nowadays, high-quality media content requires a lot more elements such as
expensive computer graphics, experienced directors, and even hallyu stars, but never Q1(traditional,
funding, can) support the (B) __________ cost. Such high-quality content can only be achieved with
product placement.
Product placement ruins the story only when it fails. When properly done, it may actually (C)
__________ the quality of sponsored programs. (나) ___________, in a K-drama about a blind girl’s
romance, there was a scene in which she applied lipstick on her own. It was a product placement
sponsored by a cosmetic company, but the scene was also essential to illustrate the girl’s
character-independent, attractive, and wealthy. Not only Q2(of, the talk, was, the scene) the town for
breaking a media stereotype of blind people, but it also succeeded in establishing the character in
the story.
(가 ) (나)
① however For instance
② however On the other hand
③ furthermore For instance
④ by the way Nevertheless
⑤ moreover Over the other hand
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답: Q1 __________________________________________
Q2 __________________________________________
Our first point in argument is ⓐ that product placement defeats the very purpose of TV shows,
especially those in dramatic forms. The primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story, Q1
__________ which meaningful messages on society and the people living in it are delivered. Viewers
watch dramas planning to take their stories seriously and respond to the messages they deliver.
Product placement, on the other hand, aims to sell products. These competing goals clash on the
screen. With random commercial brands ⓑ popping out to steal the focus from the plot, the show
quality suffers.
A hero in a K-drama was seen to take both his hands off the wheel while ⓒ driving a car and kiss
a girl in the passenger seat. It was a product placement promoting an automatic pilot function of a
new car. The absurdity of the scene, totally out of the context, ruined ⓓ that emotional sincerity the
characters retained up to that point. Who could take a drama seriously when it is obviously more
interested in selling products than in telling truthful stories?
Our second point is that product placement doesn’t give viewers a choice. Unlike commercials
during breaks, there is no way for the viewer to avoid product placement. The viewer is not given a
choice over whether to watch it or not. Product placement is advertising “embedded” in the program.
It is integrated in the show, meaning that it is not possible to turn off the TV or switch the channel
to avoid them.
Our last point is that product placement is enormously expensive and costs companies that use it a
lot of money. These days, Korean TV shows have a global reach that hits billions of people, so ⓔ
insert products in them has become costly. In the end, the extra marketing costs for product
placement are added to the product’s consumer price, with the products Q2(becoming, product
placement, by, promoted) more expensive.
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① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
답: Q1 _______________________________
Q2 (becoming, product placement, by, promoted)
→ _________________________________________________________________________________
Our last point is that product placement is helpful because it shows how the product is used in real
life situations. Suppose that I wanted to buy a skirt, but I couldn’t find one exactly to my taste.
While watching a drama, I saw an actress wearing a skirt with a design that I had always wanted. In
this case, product placement helped me understand what I wanted by providing more information in
context on a product I wanted to buy. This also explains how K-dramas introduce Korean products to
foreign consumers, which often results in global shopping sprees. For example, a recent drama that
became a huge hit in China was sponsored by a ginseng company. The hero was frequently seen to
drink ginseng extract from a small pouch. The product became so popular among Chinese people
that it instantly went out of stock. With hallyu contents spreading all over the world, Korean products
are being introduced to global consumers through product placement.
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We argue that product placement in TV shows should be (A) _________. We maintain our position
to defend the rights of the general public, mainly television viewers, ⓐ who are also product
consumers. Product placement does not extend benefits to the general public but interferes with their
interests. In this light, we offer three arguments against product placement-the quality of the show,
the ⓑ depriving choice of viewers, and the problem of invisible marketing costs.
Our first point in argument is that product placement defeats the very purpose of TV shows,
especially those in dramatic forms. The primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story, through
which meaningful messages on society and the people living in it ⓒ is delivered. Viewers watch
dramas planning to take their stories seriously and respond to the messages they deliver. Product
placement, on the other hand, aims to sell products. These competing goals clash on the screen.
With random commercial brands popping out to steal the focus from the plot, the show quality
suffers.
Our second point is that product placement doesn’t give viewers a choice. Unlike commercials
during breaks, there is no way for the viewer to avoid product placement. The viewer is not ⓓ given
a choice over whether to watch it or not. Product placement is advertising “embedded” in the
program. It is integrated in the show, meaning that it is not possible to turn off the TV or switch the
channel to avoid them.
Out last point is that product placement is enormously expensive and costs companies that use ⓔ it
a lot of money. These days, Korean TV shows have a global reach that hits billions of people, so
inserting products in them has become costly. In the end, the extra marketing costs for product
placement are added to the product’s consumer price, with the products promoted by product
placement becoming more expensive.
① ⓐ, ⓑ
② ⓐ, ⓒ, ⓓ
③ ⓑ, ⓒ
④ ⓑ, ⓓ, ⓔ
⑤ ⓒ, ⓓ, ⓔ
① prohibited ② assisted
③ overlooked ④ encouraged
⑤ advertised
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Our last point is that product placement is helpful because it shows how the product is used in real
life situations. Suppose that I wanted to buy a skirt, but I couldn't find one exactly to my taste. While
watching a drama, I saw an actress wearing a skirt with a design that I had always wanted.
(A) For example, a recent drama that became a huge hit in China was sponsored by a ginseng
company. The hero was frequently seen to drink ginseng extract from a small pouch.
(B) The product became so popular among Chinese people that it instantly went out of stock. With
hallyu contents spreading all over the world, Korean products are being introduced to global
consumers through product placement.
(C) In this case, product placement helped me understand what I wanted by providing more
information in context on a product I wanted to buy. This also explains how K-dramas introduce
Korean products to foreign consumers, which often results in global shopping sprees.
First, product placement is inevitable in the age of the new media environment. Today many people
enjoy programs through mobile streaming services and video downloads. The profit share from TV
commercials is constantly declining, and ⓐ production companies and broadcasting networks are
compensating for the loss by cuffing down on product placements. From an idealistic point of view,
the storytelling of TV dramas should not be interrupted by commercial advertising. From a realistic
point of view, however, it is product placement that brings the programs to viewers.
Second, product placement does not harm but actually ensures tie quality of TV shows. The "quality"
of a TV show is not only about storytelling. ⓑ Today's media content creation is nothing like writing a
novel. Nowadays, high-quality media content requires a lot more elements such as expensive computer
graphics, experienced directors; and even hallyu stars, but (가) 전통적인 자금조달로는 인상된 비용을 감당
할 수 없습니다. ⓒ Such high-quality content can only be achieved with product placement.
Product placement ruins the story only when it falls. ⓓ When properly done, it may actually
degrade the quality of sponsored programs. For instance, in a K-drama about a blind girl's romance,
there was a scene in which she applied lipstick on her own. It was a product placement sponsored
by a cosmetic company, ⓔ but the scene was also essential to illustrate the girl's characterㅡ
independent, attractive, and wealthy. Not only was the scene the talk of the town for breaking a
media stereotype of blind people, but it also succeeded in establishing the character in the story.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
257. 위 글의 밑줄 친 (가)의 의미가 되도록 주어진 표현을 사용하여 영작하되, 반드시 never로 시작하시오.(필요
한 단어는 추가 가능)257)
never / funding / support
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________ _________ the increased ___________.
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258. 다음 글에서 밑줄 친 (A)These competing goals가 의미하는 것을 본문을 참고하여 Drama와 Product
Placement 입장을 고려하여 영어로 쓰시오.258) [3과]
Our first point in argument is that product placement defeats the very purpose of TV shows,
especially those in dramatic forms. The primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story, through
which meaningful messages on society and the people living in it are delivered. Viewers watch
dramas planning to take their stories seriously and respond to the messages they deliver. Product
placement, on the other hand, aims to sell products. (A) These competing goals clash on the screen.
With random, commercial brands popping out to steal the focus from the plot, the show quality
suffers.
Drama: _________________________________________________
Product Placement: _______________________________________
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Our last point is that product placement is helpful because it shows how the product ⓐ is used in
real life situations. Suppose that I wanted to buy a skirt, but I couldn’t find one exactly to my taste.
While watching a drama, I saw an actress wearing a skirt with a design that I ⓑ had wanted. In this
case, product placement helped me understand what I wanted by providing more information in
context on a product I wanted to buy. This also explains how K-dramas introduce Korean products to
foreign consumers, which often ⓒ results in global shopping sprees. For example, a recent drama
that became a huge hit in China ⓓ were sponsored by a ginseng company. The hero was frequently
seen to drink ginseng extract from a small pouch. The product became so popular among Chinese
people that it instantly went out of stock. With hallyu contents spreading all over the world, Korean
products ⓔ are being introduced to global consumers through product placement.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
260. 다음 글을 바탕으로 재구성한 아래의 대화문을 읽고 빈칸 (A)〜(C)에 알맞은 말을 쓰시오. (단, (B)와 (C)는
본문에서 찾아 쓸 것.)260) [3과]
Product placement does not harm but actually ensures the quality of TV shows. The “quality” of a TV
show is not only about storytelling. Today’s media content creation is nothing like writing a novel.
Nowadays, high—quality media content requires a lot more elements such as expensive computer
graphics, experienced directors, and even hallyu stars, but never can traditional funding support the
increased cost. Such high-quality content can only be achieved with product placement. Product placement
ruins the story only when it fails. When properly done, it may actually enhance the quality of sponsored
programs. For instance, in a K-drama about a blind girl’s romance, there was a scene in which she
applied lipstick on her own. It was a product placement sponsored by a cosmetic company, but the scene
was also essential to illustrate the girl’s character -independent, attractive, and wealthy.
⇓
Minsoo: Jenny, check this out. I really hate to watch this kind of product placement in drama.
Jenny: (A) 간접 광고에 무슨 문제라도 있어?
Minsoo: I don’t think this scene is necessary for the story. It’s totally out of context. Product
placement ruins the story.
Jenny : I don’t think so. It can damage the quality of TV shows only when it doesn’t go well, but it
actually (B)_____________ the quality of TV shows.
Minsoo: What makes you think so?
Jenny: Traditional fund raising can’t cover the cost for producing (C)____________________ anymore.
Only product placement can afford them.
Minsoo: You mean that I need to bear it for better quality of TV shows.
Jenny: That’s exactly what I want to say.
[Answer]
(A) _________________________________________ with the product placement? (3~4단어)
(B) _______________ (1단어)
(C) ___________________________________ (2~3단어)
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Product placement does not extend benefits to the general public but interferes with their interests.
In this light, we offer three arguments against product placement.
First, the primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story, through which meaningful messages on
society and the people living in it are delivered. Product placement, however, aims to sell products.
These competing goals clash on the screen. With random commercial brands popping out to steal
the focus from the plot, the show quality suffers.
Second, unlike commercials during breaks, there is no way for the viewer to avoid product
placement. Product placement is advertising “embedded” in the program. The viewer is not given a
choice over whether to watch it or not.
Last, product placement is enormously expensive and costs companies that use it a lot of money.
Extra marketing costs for product placement are added to the product’s consumer price, with the
products promoted by product placement becoming more expensive.
⇓
Product placement doesn’t defend the rights of the general public in terms of three points. First, the
viewer who intends to focus on the story is interrupted by purpose mismatch between
(A)_____________ and (B)____________. Second, the viewer cannot avoid product placement in the
program, which deprives the freedom of (C)__________ from him or her. Third, it is the consumer
who pays (D)______________ for product placement in the end.
[Answer]
In terms of marketing in the business section, it is essential for companies to make consumers see
their products as many times as possible. As our position, however, we argue that product placement
in TV shows should be banned. This is related to the idea that defends the rights of the general
public, mainly television viewers, who are also product consumers. Regardless of the companies’
profit, product placement does not extend benefits to the general public but interferes with their
interests. It lowers the quality of the shows and deprives the choice of viewers, and tons of negative
reviews from viewers clearly prove this. They argue that sudden product placement annoys them
since it brings them out of the context.
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In my opinion, product placement disturbs the very purpose of TV shows, especially those in
dramatic forms. The primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story, through which meaningful
messages on society and the people living in it are delivered. Viewers watch dramas planning to
take their stories seriously and respond to the messages they deliver. Product placement,
(A)________________, aims to sell products. These competing goals clash on the screen. With
random commercial brands popping out to steal the focus from the plot, the show quality suffers.
(B)________________, a hero in a K-drama was seen to take both his hands off the wheel while
driving a car and kiss a girl in the passenger seat. It was a product placement promoting an
automatic pilot function of a new ar. The absurdity of the scene, totally out of the context, ruined
what emotional sincerity the characters retained up to that point. Who could take a drama seriously
when it is obviously more interested in selling products than in telling truthful stories?
(A) (B)
① for example In fact
② however For instance
③ in other words On the other hand
④ in addition For example
⑤ on the contrary Furthermore
264. 위 글의 밑줄 친 These competing goals가 의미하는 바를 우리말로 쓰시오.(단, 하나의 문장으로 설명할 것)264)
______________________________________________________________________________________
In terms of product placement, it doesn’t give viewers a choice. Unlike commercials during breaks,
there is no way ⓐ for the viewer to avoid product placement. The viewer is not given a choice over
whether to watch it or not. Product placement is advertising “embedded” in the program. It is
integrated in the show, meaning ⓑ that it is not possible to turn off the TV or switch the channel to
avoid them. Furthermore, product placement is enormously expensive and ⓒ costs companies that
use it a lot of money. These days, Korean TV shows have a global reach that ⓓ hits billions of
people, so inserting products in them has become costly. In the end, the extra marketing costs for
product placement are added to the product’s consumer price, with the products promoted by product
placement ⓔ become more expensive.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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Welcome to The High School Debate Show! Today’s debate topic is product placement. The
resolution is “Product placement should be banned from television shows.” For your information,
product placement is a form of advertising that involves inserting products in movies or TV programs
with the intention of promoting the products or brands. While proven to be an effective way to
advertise products, product placement has pros and cons, stirring arguments over whether or not it
should be kept under control. Now we will hear the main arguments from both sides.
<보기>
promising / defeats / loss / gain / deprives / development / moral / considerable / avoidable /
permitted / profit / inevitable / realistic / prohibited / advances / allowed /
(A) : ____________________________________________________
(B) : ____________________________________________________
(C) : ____________________________________________________
(D) : ____________________________________________________
(E) : ____________________________________________________
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We, as the opposing team, are going to argue that product placement should not be banned. We
also prepared three supporting arguments-the production funding in the new media environment, the
better quality of program content, and other benefits of product placement in context. Unlike Team
Haneul, we would like to approach the issue from a slightly different perspective, taking content
creators and product companies into consideration. First, product placement is inevitable in the age of
the new media environment. Today many people enjoy programs through mobile streaming services
and video downloads. The profit share from TV commercials is constantly declining, and production
companies and broadcasting networks are compensating for the loss by attracting more product
placements. From an idealistic point of view, the storytelling of TV dramas should not be interrupted
by commercial advertising. From a realistic point of view, however, it is product placement that brings
the programs to viewers.
A hero in a K-drama was seen ⓐ to take both his hands off the wheel while driving a car and ⓑ
kiss a girl in the passenger seat. It was a product placement promoting an automatic pilot function of
a new car. The absurdity of the scene, totally out of the context, ruined what emotional sincerity the
characters retained up to that point. Who could take a drama seriously when it is obviously more
interested in selling products than in ⓒ telling truthful stories? Our second point is that product
placement doesn't give viewers a choice. Unlike commercials during breaks, there is no way for the
viewer ⓓ to avoid product placement. The viewer is not given a choice over whether to watch it or
not. Product placement is advertising ⓔ "embedding" in the program. It is integrated in the show,
meaning that it is not possible to turn off the TV or switch the channel to avoid them.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
We argue that product placement in TV shows should be banned. We maintain our position in order
to ⓐ limit the rights of the general public, mainly television viewers, who are also product
consumers. Product placement does not ⓑ extend benefits to the general public but ⓒ interferes
with their interests. In this light, we offer three arguments against product placement-the quality of the
shows, the ⓓ deprived choice of viewers, and the problem of ⓔ invisible marketing costs.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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Our first point in argument is that product placement defeats the very purpose of TV shows,
especially those in dramatic forms. ⓐ The primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story, through
which meaningful messages on society and the people living in it are delivered. ⓑ Viewers watch
dramas planning to take their stories seriously and respond to the messages they deliver. ⓒ Product
placement, on the other hand, aims to sell products. ⓓ Our society is benefiting from it. ⓔ These
competing goals clash on the screen. With random commercial brands popping out to steal the focus
from the plot, the show quality suffers.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Our last point is that product placement is helpful because it shows how the product is used in real
life situations.
(A) In this case, product placement helped me understand what I wanted by providing more
information in context on a product I wanted to buy.
(B) Suppose that I wanted to buy a skirt, but I couldn't find one exactly to my taste. While watching
a drama, I saw an actress wearing a skirt with a design that I had always wanted.
(C) This also explains how K-dramas introduce Korean products to foreign consumers, which often
results in global shopping sprees.
Second, product placement does not harm but actually ensures the quality of TV shows. (A) The
"quality" of a TV show is not only about storytelling. (B) Today's media content creation is nothing
like writing a novel. (C) Nowadays, high-quality media content requires a lot more elements such as
expensive computer graphics, experienced directors, and even hallyu stars, but never can traditional
funding support the increased cost. (D) Product placement ruins the story only when it fails. (E)
When properly done, it may actually enhance the quality of sponsored programs.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
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276. 다음 (A)에서 밑줄 친 문장의 의미가 강조되도록, (B)의 not only로 시작하는 문장을 어법에 맞게 완성하시
오.276) [3과]
(A)
The scene was not only the talk of the town for breaking a media stereotype of blind people, but it
also succeeded in establishing the character in the story.
(B)
Not only for breaking a media stereotype of blind people,
but it also succeeded in establishing the character in the story.
→ _____________________________________________________________________________________________.
Our last point is that product placement is helpful because it shows how the product is used in real
life situations. Suppose (A) [which / that] I wanted to buy a skirt, but I couldn't find one exactly to
my taste. While (B) [watching / watched] a drama, I saw an actress wearing a skirt with a design
that I had always wanted. In this case, product placement helped me (C) [understanding /
understand] what I wanted by providing more information in context on a product I wanted to buy.
This also explains how K-dramas introduce Korean products to foreign consumers, which often results
in global shopping sprees.
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In fact, product placement ruins the story only when it fails. When properly done, it may actually
________________________________ of sponsored programs. For instance, in a K-drama about a
blind girl's romance, there was a scene in which she applied lipstick on her own. It was a product
placement sponsored by a cosmetic company, but the scene was also essential to illustrate the girl's
character–independent, attractive, and wealthy. The scene was not only the talk of the town for
breaking a media stereotype of blind people, but it also succeeded in establishing the character in
the story.
Welcome to The High School Debate Show! Today's debate topic is product placement.
(A) The resolution is "Product placement should be banned from television shows." This is a very
controversial issue.
(B) They argue that product placement in TV shows should be banned. They maintain their position
to defend the rights of the general public.
(C) Product placement stirs arguments over whether or not it should be kept under control. First,
we'll hear the main arguments from those who agree with the issue.
In the end, the extra marketing costs for product placement are added to the product's consumer
price, with the products promoted by product placement becoming more expensive.
Product placement doesn't give viewers a choice. (A) Unlike commercials during breaks, there is no
way for the viewer to avoid product placement. (B) The viewer is not given a choice over whether to
watch it or not, because product placement is advertising "embedded" in the program. (C) Moreover,
product placement is enormously expensive and costs companies that use it a lot of money. (D)
These days, Korean TV shows have a global reach that hits billions of people, so inserting products
in them has become costly. (E) Based on these points, we believe product placement should be
banned from all media, but at a minimum from TV shows.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
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Product placement is evitable in the age of the new media environment. Today many people enjoy
programs through mobile streaming services and video downloads. The profit share from TV
commercials is constantly increasing, and production companies and broadcasting networks are
compensating for the loss by attracting more product placements. From an idealistic point of view, the
storytelling of TV dramas should not be interrupted by commercial advertising. From a realistic point
of view, however, it is product placement that brings the programs to viewers.
틀린 단어 고친 단어
(A)_________________ → ___________________
(B)_________________ → ___________________
Our first point in argument is that product placement defeats the very purpose of TV shows,
especially (A) those in dramatic forms. The primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story, through
which meaningful messages on society and the people living in it are delivered. Viewers watch
dramas planning to take their stories seriously and respond to the messages they deliver. Product
placement, on the other hand, aims to sell products. These competing goals clash on the screen.
(B) 뜬금없는 상업 브랜드들이 툭툭 튀어나와 줄거리에서 주의를 빼앗아 가는 상황에서, the show quality
suffers.
(A): ____________________________________________________________________________________________
283. 위 글에서 밑줄 친 우리말 (B)를 <보기>의 단어를 모두 배열하여 어법에 맞게 영어로 쓰시오.283)
<보기>
from / with / to steal / the plot / random / the focus / popping out / commercial brands
(B): ____________________________________________________________________________________________
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First, product placement is ⓐ inevitable in the age of the new media environment. Today many
people enjoy programs through mobile streaming services and video downloads. Therefore advertisers
will spend money on placing products into programming on media other than TV. The profit share
from TV commercials is constantly ⓑ diminishing, broadcasting networks are compensating for the
loss by attracting more product placements. From an idealistic point of view, the storytelling of TV
dramas should not be ⓒ disrupted by commercial advertising. From a realistic point of view,
however, it is product placement that brings the programs to viewers.
Second, product placement (A) _______________________. The "quality" of a TV show is not only
about storytelling. Today's media content creation is nothing like writing a novel. Nowadays,
high-quality media content requires a lot more ⓓ elements such as expensive computer graphics,
experienced directors, and even hallyu stars, but never can traditional funding support the increased
cost. Such high-quality content can only be achieved with product placement.
Product placement ruins the story only when it fails. When properly done, it may actually ⓔ worsen
the quality of sponsored programs. For instance, in a K-drama about a blind girl's romance, there
was a scene in which she applied lipstick on her own. It was a product placement sponsored by a
cosmetic company, but the scene was also essential to illustrate the girl's character-independent,
attractive, and wealthy. Not only (B)_____________________________________________ in the story.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
① The viewer is not given a choice over whether to watch product placement or not because it is embedded in
the program.
② Korean shows have a global audience so both the price of product placement in these shows and the
product's consumer price have increased.
③ Product placement increases broadcasting networks' ability to pay for content creation.
④ Product placement doesn't give viewers a choice, meaning that it is impossible to turn off advertising in a
program or switch the channel to avoid it.
⑤ Having excessive product placement in a TV show can distract viewers from focusing on the plot.
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Our first point in argument is that product placement defeats the ⓐ very purpose of TV shows,
especially those in dramatic forms. The primary purpose of dramas is to deliver a story, through ⓑ
that meaningful messages on society and the people living in it are delivered. Viewers watch dramas
planning to take their stories ⓒ seriously and respond to the messages they deliver. Product
placement, on the other hand, aims to sell products. These ⓓ competing goals clash on the screen.
With random commercial brands ⓔ popping out to steal the focus from the plot, the show quality
suffers.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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Seonwha is a computer programmer who works mostly at home but sometimes goes to the office to
have meetings. She doesn't own a car, but ⓐ hires one through a sharing platform whenever she
needs a ride to work. She thinks the sharing economy contributes to saving the environment since
more car use means ⓑ increased CO2 emissions. Though not primarily driven by environmental
goals, the sharing economy brings considerable advantages to ⓒ properties. Resources are used
more ⓓ efficiently, which helps save on materials and energy. For example, car sharing services are
proven to yield ⓔ eco-friendly results. 공유경제가 추궇는 바는 제한된 자원을 활용하는 더 지속 가능한 방
법이다.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
<보기>
be / utilize / what / aspires to / of / resources
the sharing economy / a more sustainable way / limited
<조건>
1. 보기 안의 밑줄 친 단어는 어법에 맞게 변형하고 단어를 추가하거나 삭제하지 말 것.
2. 주어진 단어는 모두 한 번씩만 사용할 것.
3. 답안지에는 어법 및 어휘에 유의하여 영어로 쓰시오.
4. 철자가 확인이 불가능한 경우 오답 처리될 수 있음.
________________________________________________________________________________________________
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But sharing assumes human interaction by its definition and appeals to the basic human needs for
community.
For sociable souls, meeting new people is a big part of the charm. In the age of "virtual"
everything, more and more things are possible without ever meeting face to face with other people.
(A) The core of a sharing economy is people directly dealing with each other, so trust between the
parties involved is essential. (B) Social network services play an important role, giving information on
participants. (C) Safety issues are important when dealing with strangers. (D) Along with the
background checks carried out by platform providers, online reviews and ratings are usually posted by
both parties. (E) The remarkable thing is how well the system usually works.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
The sharing economy is an economic system based on sharing assets or services, for free or for a
fee, directly from and between individuals. Named in 2011 by TIME Magazine as one of the 10 ideas
that would change the world, the economic model is now transforming the landscape of the world
economy. There are five key concepts of the sharing economy. Here you can read about them, along
with appropriate case stories casting light on what the sharing economy is and how it works.
The website deals with all the rest, locating the right space and dealing with safety issues,
reservations, and payment.
The advance of technology brought sharing into economy. (A) Thanks to the Internet and digital
technology, now there is much more data about people and things, which makes sharing cheaper
and easier than ever. (B) You were able to rent a private room before the Internet, but it was
usually more trouble than it was worth. (C) For example, without the Internet, how can you know that
somebody has a spare room to your taste in a simple family house? (D) Now, finding a room and
booking it is simply a click away. All you need to do is to download an app. (E)
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
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(A) Without the service, Hyeonwoo would have had no choice but to buy the expensive tool. Now
you can access what you need, even when you don’t own it, all thanks to the sharing economy.
(B) Hyeonwoo needed to install a new lighting fixture on his ceiling, but a power drill was too
expensive to buy only for the occasion. In Hyeonwoo’s neighborhood, however, there lived someone
that had a power drill but hadn’t needed to use it for a long while.
(C) A sharing website that matches owners and borrowers in the same area connected the two of
them. Hyeonwoo could borrow a power drill from his neighbor, paying a reasonable fee for using it.
Why pay a lot of money for something when you can rent it more cheaply from other people online?
Why own something when you can have access to it without owning it? That is the principle behind
a sharing economy that enables people to share cars, accommodations, and other items because
now they can get whatever they need whenever they want. The business model of a sharing
economy instantly connects owners of underused assets with others ________________________.
Easy access, made possible by Internet technology, is now as good as ownership.
주어진 단어: stay, in, garage, make, only, will, to, still, her
Seonwha is a computer programmer who works mostly at home but sometimes goes to the office to
have meetings. She doesn’t own a car, but rents one through a sharing platform whenever she
needs a ride to work. But for the sharing service, one more car __________________ most of the
time. In order to use her car more often, she would drive to places where she usually goes on foot
now.
______________________________________________________________________________________
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Though not primarily ⓐ driving by environmental goals, the sharing economy brings considerable
benefits to the environment. Resources are used more efficiently, ⓑ which helps save on materials
and energy. For example, car sharing services are proven ⓒ to yield environmentally friendly results.
Studies have found that car sharing helped ⓓ reduce CO₂emissions significantly. ⓔ What the sharing
economy aspires to is a more sustainable way of utilizing limited resources.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
But sharing assumes human interaction by its definition and appeals to the basic human needs for
community. The core of a sharing economy is people directly dealing with each other, so trust
between the parties involved is essential. Social network services play an important role, giving
information on participants. Safety issues are important when dealing with strangers. Along with the
background checks carried out by platform providers, online reviews and ratings are usually posted by
both parties. The remarkable thing is how well the system usually works.
Why is trust between the parties involved essential for a sharing economy?
Stella is a retired designer who started a second life as a host to international travelers. When her
husband passed away, she came down with depression. She started to share the room her husband
used to occupy. Meeting new people from all over the world helped her recover from her grief. Now
she enjoys telling her guests stories about the neighborhood and preparing them delicious local
breakfasts, trying to make them feel at home. She has made friends with many guests and stays in
touch with some of them.
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Hyeonwoo needed to install a new lighting fixture on his ceiling, but a power drill was too expensive
to buy only for the occasion. In Hyeonwoo's neighborhood, (A) ______________, there lived someone
that had a power drill but hadn't needed to use it for a long while. A sharing website that matches
owners and borrowers in the same area connected the two of them. Hyeonwoo could borrow a
power drill from his neighbor, paying a reasonable fee for using it. Without the service, Hyeonwoo
would have (B) ____________ no choice but to buy the expensive tool. Now you can access what
you need, even when you don't own it, all thanks to the sharing economy.
(A) (B)
① therefore had
② however had
③ therefore made
④ however made
⑤ therefore brought
The advance of technology brought sharing into economy. Thanks to the Internet and digital
technology, now there is much more data about people and things, which makes sharing cheaper
and easier than ever.
(A) Now, finding a room and booking it is simply a click away. All you need to do is to download an
app. The website deals with all the rest, locating the right space and dealing with safety issues,
reservations, and payment.
(B) You were able to rent a private room before the Internet, but it was usually more trouble than it
Was worth.
(C) For example, without the Internet, how can you know that somebody has a spare room to your
taste in a simple family house?
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Studies show that experience increases satisfaction far more than acquisitions do, and the new
generation that embraces the sharing economy understands (A)it better. For instance, art lovers used
to find satisfaction in collecting artworks. Now they have begun to place value on the experience of
enjoying them. There are many who appreciate artworks, but have no interest in owning them for
good. This benefits the artists as well because they get a monthly income for their artworks that
otherwise might be in storage or waiting for their next exhibition. The sharing economy is the
experience economy. It is a powerful cultural trend in which people value experiences more than.
possessions.
① experience ② acquisitions
③ collecting artworks ④ the new generation
⑤ the sharing economy
For sociable souls, meeting new people is a big part of the charm. In the age of "virtual"
everything, more and more things are possible without ever meeting face to face with other people.
But sharing assumes human interaction by its definition and appeals to the basic human needs for
community. ⓐ The core of a sharing economy is people directly dealing with each other, so trust
between the parties involved is essential. ⓑ Social network services play an important role, giving
information on participants. ⓒ Safety issues are important when dealing with strangers. ⓓ Such a
decision is "morally intense," and therefore the decision-maker is more likely to see it as an ethical
issue, ⓔ Along with the background checks carried but by platform providers, online reviews and
ratings are usually posted by both parties. remarkable thing is how well the system usually works.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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For example, car sharing services are proven to yield environmentally friendly results.
(A) Though not primarily driven by environmental goals, the sharing economy brings considerable
benefits to the environment. (B) Resources are used more efficiently, which helps save on materials
and energy. (C) Studies have found that car sharing helped reduce CO₂ emissions significantly. (D)
What the sharing economy aspires to more sustainable way of utilizing limited resources. (E)
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
306. 다음 글의 괄호 (A), (B), (C) 안에서 문맥에 맞는 낱말로 가장 적절한 것은?306) [4과]
Seonwha is a computer (A) [program / programmer] who works mostly at home but sometimes goes
to the office to have meetings. She doesn't own a car, but rents one through a sharing platform
whenever she needs a ride to work. But for the sharing service, one more car would be (B) [made /
make] only to stay still In. her garage most of the time. In order to use her car more often, she
would drive to places where she usually goes on foot now. She thinks the sharing economy
contributes to (C) [save / saving] the environment since less car use means reduced CO₂ emissions.
________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Studies show that experience increases satisfaction far more than a acquisitions ⓐ do, and the new
generation that embraces the sharing economy understands it better. For instance, art lovers ⓑ are
used to find satisfaction in collecting artworks. Now they have begun to place value on the
experience of ⓒ enjoying them. There are many who appreciate artworks, but have no interest in
owning them for good. This benefits the artists as well because they get a monthly income for their
artworks that ⓓ otherwise might be in storage or waiting for their next exhibition. The sharing
economy is the experience economy. It is a powerful cultural trend ⓔ in which people value
experiences more than possessions.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
For sociable souls, meeting new people is a big part of the ⓐ charm. in the age of "virtual"
everything, more and more things are possible without ever meeting face to face with other people.
But sharing assumes human interaction by its definition and ⓑ appeals to the basic human needs for
community. The core of a sharing economy is people directly dealing with each other, so trust
between the parties involved is ⓒ essential. Social network services play an important role, giving
information on participants. Safety ⓓ issues are important when dealing with strangers. ⓔ Along with
the background checks carried out by platform providers, online reviews and ratings are usually
posted by both parties. The remarkable thing is how well the system usually works.
① charm → attraction
② appeals to → devote to
③ essential → vital
④ issues → concerns
⑤ Along with → In addition to
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Why pay a lot of money for something when you can rent it more cheaply from other people
online? Why own something when you can have access to it without owning it? That is the principle
behind a sharing economy that enables people to share cars, accommodations, and other items
because now they can get whatever they need whenever they want. The business model of a
sharing economy instantly connects owners of underused assets with others willing to pay to use
them. Easy access, made possible by Internet technology, ______________________.
Hyeonwoo needed to install a new lighting fixture on his ceiling, but a power drill was too expensive
to buy only for the occasion.
(A) A sharing website that matches owners and borrowers in the same area connected the two of
them.
(B) Now you can access what you need, even when you don't own it, all thanks to the sharing
economy.
(C) In Hyeonwoo's neighborhood, however, there lived someone that had a power drill but hadn't
needed to use it for a long while.
(D) Hyeonwoo could borrow a power drill from his neighbor, no need to buy it, paying a reasonable
fee for using it.
Seonwha is a computer programmer who works mostly at home but sometimes goes to the office to
have meetings. She doesn't own a car, but rents one through a sharing platform whenever she
needs a ride to work. (A) But for the sharing service, one more car would be made only to stay still
in her garage most of the time. In order to use her car more often, she would drive to places where
she usually goes on foot now.
(1)_______________________________________________________
(2)_______________________________________________________
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샌프란시스코의 두 청년은 너무 가난해서 월세를 낼 수가 없었다. So they thought to rent out three air
mattresses on their floor to people and serve them breakfast. They made a simple website to
(A)[advertise / advise] their little bed and breakfast, and three people showed up, each paying $80.
After the guests left, they thought this could be a big idea. Now their website offers 250,000 rooms
in 30,000 cities in 192 countries. What they started was a whole new business model providing a
platform for the sharing economy. The (B)[regression / progress] of technology brougt sharing into
economy. Thanks to the Internet and digital technology, now there is much more data about people
and things, which makes sharing cheaper and easier than ever. You were able to rent a private
room before the Internet, but it was usually more (C)[trouble / helpful] than it was worth. For
example, without the Internet, how can you know that somebody has a spare room to your taste in a
simple family house? Now, finding a room and booking it is simply a click away. All you need to do
is to download an app. The website deals with all the rest, locating the right space and dealing with
safety issues, reservations, and payment.
317. 위 글에서 밑줄 친 부분을 영작하려고 할 때, <보기>에 주어진 단어만을 배열하여 영어 문장을 완성하시
오.317)
<보기>
could / pay / were / they / not / so poor
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(A) Here’s another example of those art lovers. Jimmy had newly decorated his room and wanted a
piece of artwork that fit into the space. Through a website sharing works of art, he picked an artwork
to his taste from a wide variety of artists and rented it monthly. When he paints his room a different
color, he can return the current piece and rent another. He is not interested in permanent ownership
of particular artworks. He simply wants to enjoy art in his daily life.
(B) Studies show that experience increases satisfaction far more than acquisitions do, and the new
generation that embraces the sharing economy understands it better. For instance, art lovers used to
find satisfaction in collecting artworks. Now they have begun to place values on the experience of
enjoying them.
(C) In brief, there are many who appreciate artworks, but have no interest in owning them for good.
This benefits the artists as well because they get a monthly income for their artworks that otherwise
might be in storage or waiting for their next exhibition. The sharing economy is the experience
economy. It is a powerful cultural trend in which people value experiences more than possessions.
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Seonwha is a computer programmer who works mostly at home but sometimes goes to the office to
have meetings. She doesn’t own a car, but rents one through a sharing platform whenever she
needs a ride to work. (A) If it were not for the sharing service, one more car would be made only to
stay still in her garage most of the time. In order to use her car more often, (B) she would drive to
places what she usually goes on foot now. Shethinks the sharing economy contributes to saving the
environment since less car use means reduced CO₂ emissions. Though not primarily driven by
environmental goals, the sharing economy brings considerable benefits to the environment. Resources
are used more efficiently, which helps save on materials and energy. For example, car sharing
services are proven to yield environmentally friendly results. Studies have found that car sharing
helped reduce CO₂ emissions significantly. What the sharing economy aspires to is a more
sustainable way of utilizing limited resources.
__________________ → __________________
She would drive to places what she usually goes on foot now.
__________________ → __________________
322. 위 글을 읽고 알 수 없는 내용은?322)
Hyeonwoo needed to install a new lighting fixture on his ceiling, but a power drill was too expensive
to buy only for the occasion. In Hyeonwoo’s neighborhood, however, there lived someone that had ⓐ
it but hadn’t needed to use ⓑ it for a long while. A sharing website that matches owners and
borrowers in the same area connected the two of them. Through ⓒ it, Hyeonwoo could borrow ⓓ it
from his neighbor, paying a reasonable fee for using it. Without the service, Hyeonwoo would have
had no choice but to buy ⓔ the expensive tool. Now you can access what you need, even when
you don’t own it, all thanks to the sharing economy.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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Seonwha is a computer programmer who works mostly at home but sometimes goes to the office to
have meetings. She doesn’t own a car, but rents one through a sharing platform whenever she
needs a ride to work. But for the sharing service, one more car would be made only to stay still in
her garage most of the time. In order to use her car more often, she would drive to places where
she usually goes on foot now. She thinks the sharing economy contributes to saving the environment
since less car use means reduced CO2 emissions.
↓
The sharing economy brings (A)______________ to the (B)_______________.
(A) (B)
① significant benefits sharing platforms
② systematic assistance factories of vehicles
③ considerable wastes sustainable surroundings
④ numerous problems car manufacturers
⑤ substantial advantages environment preservation
Stella is a retired designer who started a second life as a host to international travelers.
(A) In an effort to overcome it, she started to share the room her husband used to occupy.
(B) Meeting new people form all over the world helped her gradually recover from her grief.
(C) When her husband passed away, she came down with depression.
(D) As a result, now she enjoys telling her guests stories about the neighborhood and preparing
them delicious local breakfasts, trying to make them feel at home.
She has made friends with many guests and stays in touch with some of them.
① (A)-(D)-(B)-(C) ② (B)-(C)-(D)-(A)
③ (B)-(D)-(A)-(C) ④ (C)-(A)-(B)-(D)
⑤ (C)-(D)-(A)-(B)
326. 다음 글의 괄호 (A), (B), (C) 안에서 어법에 맞는 표현으로 가장 적절한 것은?326) [4과]
Though not primarily (A) [driven / driving] by environmental goals, the sharing economy brings
considerable benefits to the environment. Resources are used more efficiently, (B) [who / which]
helps save on materials and energy. For example, car sharing services are proven to yield
environmentally friendly results. Studies have found that car sharing helped reduce CO2 emissions
significantly. What the sharing economy aspires to (C) [is / are] a more sustainable way of utilizing
limited resources.
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Studies show that experience increases satisfaction far more than acquisitions do, and the new
generation that embraces the sharing economy understands it better. For instance, art lovers used to
find satisfaction in collecting artworks. Now they have begun to place value on the experience of
enjoying them. There are many who appreciate artworks, but have no interest in owning them for
good. This benefits the artists as well because they get a monthly income for their artworks that
otherwise might be in storage or waiting for their next exhibition. The sharing economy is the
experience economy. It is a powerful cultural trend in which people value (A) ___________ more
than (B) ___________.
(A) (B)
① experiences possessions
② possessions sharing
③ artworks experiences
④ experiences sharing
⑤ possessions experiences
For sociable souls, meeting new people is a big part of the charm. In the age of "virtual"
everything, more and more things are possible without ever meeting face to face with other people.
But sharing assumes human interaction by its definition and appeals to the basic human needs for
community. The core of a sharing economy is people directly dealing with each other, so trust
between the parties involved is essential. Social network services play an important role, giving
information on participants. Along with the background checks carried out by platform providers, online
reviews and ratings are usually posted by both parties. The remarkable thing is how well the system
usually works.
↓
Since people deal with strangers not through an agent in sharing economy, (A)___________ between
participants is very important. Social network services help build it by offering (B)___________ on
parties involved.
<정답>
(A) ____________________________(1단어) (B) ____________________________(1단어)
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329. 다음 글을 바탕으로 재구성한 아래의 대화문을 읽고 빈칸 (A)~(C)에 알맞은 말을 본문에서 찾아 쓰시오.329) [4과]
Hyeonwoo needed to install a new lighting fixture on his ceiling, but a power drill was too expensive
to buy only for the occasion. In Hyeonwoo's neighborhood, however, there lived someone that had a
power drill but hadn't needed to use it for a long while. A sharing website that matches owners and
borrowers in the same area connected the two of them. Hyeonwoo could borrow a power drill from
his neighbor, paying a reasonable fee for using it. Without the service, Hyeonwoo would have had no
choice but to buy the expensive tool. Now you can access what you need, even when you don't
own it, all thanks to the sharing economy.
↓
Bob : Hi, Tommy, how did you like the picture you bought the other day?
Tom : Well... I haven't hung it yet.
Bob : Why? Were you busy?
Tom : No. To nail it on the wall, there should be a power drill, but I don't have the tool.
Bob : Come to think of it, my friend Hyeonwoo solved the same problem through one (A)
___________, connecting owners and borrowers, just paying small money.
Tom : Really? You mean that I can borrow what I need at a (B) __________ price through the site.
Bob : Right! We're living in a very practical world. We don't have to buy everything that we need if
we can access what we need.
Tom : You're saying that (C) __________ is as good as ownership, aren't you?
Bob : Yes, I am. That's exactly the key concept of sharing economy.
<정답>
(A) ________________________________________ (2단어)
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Seonwha is a computer programmer who works mostly at home but sometimes goes to the office to
have meetings. She doesn’t own a car, but rents one through a sharing platform whenever she
needs a ride to work. But for the sharing service, one more car would be made only to stay still in
her garage most of the time. In order to use her car more often, she would drive to places where
she usually goes on foot now. She thinks the sharing economy contributes to saving the environment
since less car use means reduced CO₂ emissions.
Though not primarily driven by environmental goals, the sharing economy brings considerable
benefits to the environment. Resources are used more efficiently, which helps save on materials and
energy. For example, car sharing services are proven to yield environmentally friendly results. Studies
have found that car sharing helped reduced CO₂ emissions significantly. What the sharing economy
aspires to is a more sustainable way of utilizing limited resources.
Studies show that experience increases satisfaction far more than ⓐ ownerships do. The new
generation that embraces the sharing economy understands it better. For instance, art lovers used to
find satisfaction in ⓑ gathering artworks. Now they have begun to place value on the experience of
enjoying them. There are many who want to ⓒ seize the opportunity to look at the wonderful
artworks, but have no interest in possessing them for good. This is a great ⓓ downside to the
artists as well because they get a monthly income for their artworks that otherwise might be in
storage. The sharing economy is the experience economy. It is a powerful cultural trend in which
people ⓔ cherish experiences more than possessions.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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Trough a website sharing works of art, he picked an artwork to his taste from a wide variety of
artists and rented it monthly.
Today no one wants to own anything any more. (A) It’s all about experiencing, sharing and being in
the moment. (B) For example, Jimmy had newly decorated his room and wanted a piece of artwork
that fit into the space. (C) When he paints his room a different color, he can return the current piece
and rent another. (D) He is not interested in permanent ownership of particular artworks. (E) He
simply wants to enjoy art in his daily life.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
Hyeonwoo needed to install a new lighting fixture on his ceiling, but a power drill was too expensive
to buy only for the occasion. In Hyeonwoo’s neighborhood, however, there lived someone that had a
power drill but hadn’t needed to use it for a long while. A sharing website that matches owners and
borrowers in the same area connected the two of them. Hyeonwoo could borrow a power drill from
his neighbor, paying a(n) (A) [excessive / moderate] fee for using it. If it had not been for the
service, Hyeonwoo would have had no choice but to buy the expensive tool. Now you can access
what you need, even when you don’t own it, all thanks to the sharing economy.
Why pay a lot of money for something when you can rent it less (B) [cheaply / expensively] from
other people online? Why own something when you can have access to it without owning it? That is
the principle behind a sharing economy that enables people to share cars, accommodations, and
other items because not they can gey whatever they need whenever they want right away. The
business model of a sharing economy (C) [promptly / reluctantly] connects owners of underused
assets with others willing to pay to use them. Easy access, made possible by Internet technology, is
now as good as ownership.
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The sharing economy is an economic system based on sharing assets or services, for free or for a
fee, directly from and between individuals. ⓐ Nominate in 2011 by TIME Magazine as one of the 10
ideas that would change the world, the economic model is now transforming the landscape of the
world economy. There are five key concepts of the sharing economy. Here you can read about them,
along with ⓑ relevant case stories casting light on what the sharing economy is and how it works.
Two young men in San Francisco were so poor they could not pay their rent, so they thought to
rent out three air mattresses on their floor to people and serve them breakfast. They made a simple
webiste to promote their little bed and breakfast, and three people showed up, each paying $80.
After the guests left, they thought this could be a big idea. Now their website offers 250,000 rooms
in 30,000 cities in 192 countries. What they started was an ⓒ innovative business model providing a
platform for the sharing economy.
The advance of technology brought sharing into economy. ⓓ Courtesy of the Internet and digital
technology, now there is much more data about people and things, which makes sharing cheaper
and easier than ever. You were able to rent a private room before the Internet, but it was usually
more trouble than it was worth. For example, without the Internet, how can you know that somebody
has an ⓔ occupied room to your taste in a simple family house? Now finding a room and booking it
is simply a click away. All you need to do is to download an app. The website deals with all the
rest, locating the tight space and dealing with safety issues, reservations, and payment.
Another important issue ⓐ involved in going to and living on Mars is our health. Our bodies work
differently in space. On Earth, gravity drags bodily fluids downwards, but in space this does not
happen. The heart has to work harder ⓑ during space travel and on Mars to compensate for the
weak or zero gravity. In addition, weightlessness in space ⓒ weakens bones and muscles.
Astronauts on the ISS do a lot of exercise to avoid these problems, with additional help from drugs
and artificial gravity from a spinning device. Similar measures will be used on Mars. Similar measures
will be used on Mars.
One great threat to our body in space and on Mars is cosmic radiation. When we are outside the
protection of Earth’s air and magnetic field, we are exposed to cosmic radiation that damages our
DNA and ⓓ increase our risk for cancer. The plan ⓔ proposed
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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Stella is a retired designer (A) [who / whom] started a second life as a host to international
travelers. When her husband passed away, she came down with depression. She stated to share the
room her husband used to occupy. Meeting new people from all over the world helped her (B) [to
recover / recovering] from her grief. Now she enjoys telling her guests stories about the neighborhood
and preparing them delicious local breakfasts, (C) [trying / tries] to make them fell at home. She has
made friends with many guests and stays in touch with some of them.
Seonwha is a computer programmer who works mostly at home but sometimes ⓐ goes to the
office to have meetings. She doesn’t own a car, but rents ⓑ one through a sharing platform
whenever she needs a ride to work. ⓒ But for the sharing service, one more car would be made
only to stay still in her garage most of the time. In order to use her car more often, she would drive
to places ⓓ where she usually goes on foot now. She thinks the sharing economy contributes to ⓔ
save the environment since less car use means reduced CO₂ emissions.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
The advance of technology brought sharing into economy. Thanks to the Internet and digital
technology, now there is much more data about people and things, which makes sharing cheaper
and easier than ever. ⓐ You were able to rent a private room before the Internet, but it was usually
more trouble than it was worth. ⓑ For example, without the Internet, how can you know that
somebody has a spare room to your taste in a simple family house? ⓒ Now, all you need to do is
to download an app to find a room and book it. ⓓ People seem to suffer from too much information
on the website. ⓔ The website deals with all the rest, locating the right space and dealing with
safety issues, reservations, and payment.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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For sociable souls, meeting new people is a big part of the charm. In the age of “virtual”
everything, more and more things are possible without ever meeting face to face with other people.
(A) __________, sharing assumes human interaction by its definition and appeals to the basic human
needs for community. The core of a sharing economy is people directly dealing with each other. (B)
___________, trust between the parties involved is essential. Social network services play an
important role, giving information on participants. Safety issues are important when dealing with
strangers. Along with the background checks carried out by platform providers, online reviews and
ratings are usually posted by both parties. The remarkable thing is how well the system usually
works.
(A) (B)
① Moreover Nevertheless
② However Thus
③ However Otherwise
④ For instance Thus
⑤ For instance Nevertheless
Studies show that experience ________________________ far more than acquisitions do, and the
new generation that embraces the sharing economy understands it better. For instance, art lovers
used to find satisfaction in collecting artworks. Now they have begun to place value on the
experience of enjoying them. There are many who appreciate artworks, but have no interest in
owning them for good. This benefits the artists as well because they get a monthly income for their
artworks that otherwise might be in storage or waiting for their next exhibition. The sharing economy
is the experience economy. It is a powerful cultural trend in which people value experiences more
than possessions.
① increases satisfaction
② downgrades the quality
③ benefits only the artists
④ encourages underestimate
⑤ promotes business innovation
341. 다음 글에서 밑줄 친 우리말을 <보기>의 단어를 모두 배열하여 어법에 맞게 영어로 쓰시오.341) [4과]
Hyeonwoo needed to install a new lighting fixture on his ceiling, but a power drill was too expensive
to buy only for the occasion. In Hyeonwoo’s neighborhood, however, there lived someone that had a
power drill but hadn’t needed to use it for a long while. A sharing website that matches owners and
borrowers in the same area connected the two of them. Hyeonwoo could borrow a power drill from
his neighbor, paying a reasonable fee for using it. 그 서비스가 없었다면, 현우는 값비싼 연장을 살 수밖
에 없었을 것이다. Now you can access what you need, even when you don’t own it, all thanks to the
sharing economy.
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<보기>
no / but / tool / would / choice / to buy / without
Hyeonwoo / have had / the service / the expensive
정답: ___________________________________________________________________________________________
Why pay a lot of money for something when you can rent it more cheaply from other people
online? Why own something when you can have access to it without owning it? That is the principle
behind a sharing economy that enables people to (A) __________
________ to cars, accommodations, and other items because now they can gey whatever they need
whenever they want. The business model of a sharing economy instantly connects owners of
underused assets with other (B) are willing to pay to use them. Easy access, made possible by
Internet technology, is now as good as ownership.
정답: ________________________________________
정답: ________________________________________
Two young men in San Francisco were so poor they could not pay their rent, so they thought to
rent out three air mattresses on their floor to people and serve them breakfast. They made a simple
website to promote their little bed and breakfast, and three people showed up, each paying $80.
After the guests left, they thought this could be a big idea. Now their website offers 250,000 rooms
in 30,000 cities in 192 countries. 그들이 시작한 것은 공유경제의 플랫폼을 제공하는 완전히 새로운 비즈니
스 모델이었다.
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답: ___________________________________________________________________________________
You were able to rent a private room before the Internet, but it was usually more trouble than it
was worth.
(A) Now, finding a room and booking it is simply a click away. All you need to do is to download an
app.
(B) The website deals with all the rest, locating the right space and dealing with safety issues,
reservations, and payment.
(C) For example, without the Internet, how can you know that somebody has a spare room to your
taste in a simple family house?
Hyeonwoo needed to install a new lighting fixture on his ceiling, 그러나 필요할 때만을 위해 사기에는
전동 드릴은 너무 비쌌다. In Hyeonwoo’s neighborhood, however, there lived someone that had a
power drill but hadn’t needed to use it for a long while. A sharing website that matches owners and
borrowers in the same area connected the two of them. Hyeonwoo could borrow a power drill from
his neighbor, paying a reasonable fee for using it. Without the service, Hyeonwoo would have had no
choice but to buy the expensive tool. Now _______________________________, even when you
don’t own it, all thanks to the sharing economy.
답: but a power drill was ______ ______ ______ ______ only for the occasion.
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349. 다음 글의 괄호 (A), (B), (C) 안에서 문맥에 맞는 낱말로 가장 적절한 것은?349) [4과]
Studies show that experience increases satisfaction far more than acquisitions do, and the new
generation that (A) [embraces / excludes] the sharing economy understands it better. For instance, art
lovers used to find satisfaction in collecting artworks. Now they have begun to place value on the
experience of enjoying them. There are many who (B) [possess / appreciate] artworks, but have no
interest in owning them for good. This benefits the artists as well because they get a monthly income
for their artworks that (C) [therefore / otherwise] might be in storage or waiting for their next
exhibition. The sharing economy is the experience economy. It is a powerful cultural trend in which
people value experiences more than possessions.
Stella is a retired designer who started a second life as a host to international travelers. When her
husband passed away, she came down with depression. She started to share the room her husband
used to occupy. Meeting new people from all over the world helped her ________________. Now
she enjoys telling her guests stories about the neighborhood and preparing them delicious local
breakfasts, trying to make them feel at home. She has made friends with many guests and stays in
touch with some of them.
Though not primarily ⓐ driven by environmental goals, the sharing economy brings considerable
benefits to the environment. Resources are used more efficiently, which helps ⓑ saving on materials
and energy. Here is an example. Seonwha is a computer programmer who works ⓒ mostly at home
but sometimes goes to the office to have meetings. She doesn’t own a car, but rents one through a
sharing platform whenever. Ⓐ But for the sharing service, one more car would be made only ⓓ to
stay still in her garage most of the time. In order to use her car more often, she would drive to
places where she usually goes on foot now. She thinks the sharing economy contributes to ⓔsaving
the environment since less car use means reduces CO₂ emissions.
답: 기호 ( ) →바르게 고친 것: __________________
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답: If ___________________________________________________
Jimmy had newly decorated his room and wanted a piece of artwork that fit into the space. Through
a website sharing works of art, he picked an artwork to his taste from a wide variety of artists and
rented it monthly. When he paints his room a different color, he can return the current piece and
rent another. He is not interested in permanent ownership of particular artworks. He simply wants to
enjoy art in his daily life. Studies show that _______________________________, and the new
generation that embraces the sharing economy understands it better. For instance, art lovers used to
find satisfaction in collecting artworks. Now they have begun to place value on experience of enjoying
them. There are many who appreciate artworks, but have no interest in owning them for good. This
benefits the artists as well because they get a monthly income for their artworks that otherwise might
be in storage or waiting for their new exhibition.
354. 다음 글의 괄호 (A), (B), (C) 안에서 어법에 맞는 표현으로 가장 적절한 것은?354) [4과]
Why pay a lot of money for something when you can rent it more cheaply from other people
online? Why own something when you can have access to it without owning it? That is the principle
behind a sharing economy (A) [enables / enabling] people to share cars, accommodations, and other
items because now they can get whatever they need whenever they want. The business model of a
sharing economy instantly (B) [connects / connecting] owners of underused assets with others willing
to pay to use them. Easy access, made (C) [possible / possibly] by Internet technology, is now as
good as ownership.
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355. 다음 글의 밑줄 친‘Now, finding a room and booking it is simply a click away.'가 의미하는 바로 가장
적절한 것은?355) [4과]
The advance of technology brought sharing into economy. Thanks to the Internet and digital
technology, now there is much more data about people and things, which makes sharing cheaper
and easier than ever. You were able to rent a private room before the Internet, but it was usually
more trouble than it was worth. For example, without the Internet, how can you know that somebody
has -a spare room to your taste in a simple family house? Now, finding a room and booking it is
simply a click away. All you need to do is to download an app. The website deals with all the rest,
locating the right space and dealing with safety issues, reservations, and payment.ㄴ
Hyeonwoo needed to install a new lighting fixture on his ceiling, but a power drill was too expensive
to buy only for the occasion. In Hyeonwoo's neighborhood, however, there lived someone that had a
power drill but hadn't needed to use it for a long while. A sharing website that matches owners and
borrowers in the same area connected the two of them. Hyeonwoo could borrow a power drill from
his neighbor, paying a reasonable fee for using it. Without the service, Hyeonwoo would have had no
choice but to buy' the expensive tool. Now you can access what you need, even when you don't
own it, all thanks to the sharing economy. In other words, "__________________________________."
Two young man in San Francisco were so poor they could not pay their rent, so they thought to
rent out three air mattresses on their floor to people and serve them breakfast.
(A) After the guests left, they thought this could be a big idea. Now their website offers 250,000
rooms in 30,000 cities in 192 countries
(B) What they started was a whole new business model providing a platform for the sharing economy.
(C) They made a simple website to promote their little bed and breakfast, and three people showed
up, each paying S80.
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(A) The sharing economy is an economic system based on sharing assets or services, for free or for
a fee, directly from and between individuals. Named in 2011 by TIME Magazine as one of the 10
ideas that would change the world, the economic model is now transforming the landscape of the
world economy. There are five key concepts of the sharing economy. Here you can read about them,
(가)__________________________________________________.
(B) Two young men in San Francisco were so poor they could not pay their rent, so they thought to
rent out three air mattresses on their floor to people and serve them breakfast. They made a simple
website to promote their little bed and breakfast, and three people showed up, each paying $80.
After the guests left, they thought this could be a big idea. Now their website offers 250,000 rooms
in 30,000 cities in 192 countries. What they started was a whole new business model providing a
platform for the sharing economy.
(C) The advance of technology brought sharing into economy. Thanks to the Internet and digital
technology, now there is much more data about people and things, which makes sharing ⓐcheaper
and easier than ever. You were able to rent a private room before the Internet, but it was usually
more trouble than it was ⓑworth. For example, without the Internet, how can you know that
somebody has a spare room to your taste in a simple family house? Now, finding a room and ⓒ
book it is simply a click away. All you need to do ⓓis to download an app. The website deals with
all the rest, locating the right space and ⓔdealing with safety issues, reservations, and payment.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
해석: 여기서는 공유경제가 무엇인지 그리고 어떻게 작용하는지를 조명해 주는 (이해를 돕는) 적절한 사례와
함께 핵심 개념에 대한 글을 읽을 수 있다.
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361. 다음 글의 괄호 (A), (B), (C) 안에서 문맥에 맞는 낱말로 가장 적절한 것은?361) [4과]
Hyeonwoo needed to install a new lighting fixture on his ceiling, but a power drill was too expensive
to (A) [buy / rent] only for the occasion. In Hyeonwoo’s neighborhood, however, there lived someone
that had a power drill but hadn’t needed to use it for a long while. A sharing website that matches
owners and borrowers in the same area connected the two of them. Hyeonwoo could (B) [lend /
borrow] a power drill from his neighbor, paying a reasonable fee for using it. Without the service,
Hyeonwoo would have had no choice but to buy the expensive tool. Now you can (C) [access /
possess] what you need, even when you don’t own it, all thanks to the sharing economy.
362. 다음 글의 내용을 요약하려고 할 때 빈칸에 들어갈 말을 반드시 본문에 있는 표현만을 찾아 쓰시오. (본문에
있는 표현을 활용하되, 단어의 형태를 변형해야 하는 경우가 있음에 유의할 것!)362) [4과]
Seonwha is a computer programmer who works mostly at home but sometimes goes to the office to
have meetings. She doesn’t own a car, but rents one through a sharing platform whenever she
needs a ride to work. But for the sharing service, one more car would be made only to stay still in
her garage most of the time. In order to use her car more often, she would drive to places where
she usually goes on foot now. She thinks the sharing economy contributes to saving the environment
since less car use means reduced CO ! emissions.
Though not primarily driven by environmental goals, the sharing economy brings considerable
benefits to the environment. Resources are used more efficiently, which helps save on materials and
energy. For example, car sharing services are proven to yield environmentally friendly results. Studies
have found that car sharing helped reduce CO ! emissions significantly. What the sharing economy
aspires to is a more sustainable way of utilizing limited resources.
↓
There is a significant benefit to a car sharing system since (A) _____________ a car when you
need it, rather than (B) _____________ one, means fewer cars are required. This will result in (C)
_____________ CO ! emissions which is an example of achieving a more (D) _____________ way of
using (E)_____________
정답: (A)______________________
(B)______________________
(C)______________________
(D)______________________
(E)______________________
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For sociable souls, meeting new people is a big part of the charm. In the age of “virtual”
everything, more and more things are possible without ever meeting face to face with other people.
But sharing assumes human interaction by its definition and appeals to the basic human needs for
community. ⓐ The core of a sharing economy is people directly dealing with each other, so trust
between the parties involved is essential. ⓑ As trust was now placed in a regional community
center, face to face contact was possible even between strangers with no previous interactions. ⓒ
Social network services play an important role, giving information on participants. ⓓ Safety issues are
important when dealing with strangers. ⓔ Along with the background checks carried out by platform
providers, online reviews and ratings are usually posted by both parties. The remarkable thing is how
well the system usually works.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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When we talk about a country’s cultural heritage, we ten to view it only as monuments such as the
pyramids in Egypt or Gyeongbokgung in Korea.
(A) That is why UNESCO is devoted to preserving important intangible cultural traditions around the
world.
(B) These are a country’s intangible cultural heritage. An understanding of the intangible cultural
heritage of different societies will promote cultural diversity and encourage respect for other ways of
life.
(C) In fact, it also includes the living traditions of people such as oral storytelling, performing arts,
rituals, and festivals.
Flamenco is an artistic expression ⓐ fusing song, dance, and musicianship. Singers express all
kinds of feelings and situations through expressive words. The art of guitar ⓑ playing is also an
essential element in flamenco. It requires excellent guitar skills. But the most ⓒ excited part of
flamenco is dancing. Flamenco dancing is a very emotional dance style, with the dancer always ⓓ
trying to express his or her emotions through movement. Sharp movements and facial expressions
play a greater role in this style of dance than in many others. The dancers may clap their hands,
tap their feet, snap castanets, or move their body suddenly to show the ⓔ desired emotion.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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Karagὅz is a good example of shadow puppet theater in the country. (A) It depicts the history of
Turkey and its people who have diverse social and ethnic backgrounds. (B) The stories of Karagὅz
are usually comic and feature the two main character: Karagὅz, an uneducated but trustworthy man,
and Hacivat, an educated, gentle friend of Karagὅz. (C) Other characters also appear depending on
the themes of the play. (D) He skillfully turns the puppets into real persons through performing the
roles of all the characters with songs and spoken parts. (E)
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
367. 다음 글의 흐름을 보아 빈칸에 공통으로 들어갈, 주어진 철자로 시작하는 가장 적절한 단어를 쓰시오.367) [5
과]
Namsadangnori is e______________ for the commoners. IT is comprised of six components:
farmers’ music, a mask dance, tightrope walking, a puppet play, acrobatics, and plate spinning. The
show fascinates the audience with lively music, cheerful dance, delicate acrobatic performances,
skillful puppet plays, and comic speeches. This is why namsadangnori is considered a fun and
comprehensive form of e______________.
정답 : ________________________________________________________________________________
Namsadangnori, meaning a "male traveling clown theater," is a folk performance tradition practiced
by traveling entertainers. It is not known exactly when namsadang entertainers and their performances
came into being. People generally agree that it began late in the Joseon Dynasty. Namsadangnori is
entertainment for the commoners. It is comprised of six components: farmers' music, a mask dance,
tightrope walking, a puppet play, acrobatics, and plate spinning. The show fascinates the audience
with lively music, cheerful dance, delicate acrobatic performances, skillful puppet plays, and comic
speeches. This is why namsadangnori is considered a fun and comprehensive form of entertainment.
In addition to entertaining audiences, traditionally namsadangnori ______________________________.
The mask dance and puppet plays in particular depicted the difficult lives of ordinary people during
the Joseon Dynasty. Through comic performances, the entertainers raised issues on behalf of
ordinary people and tried to realize the ideals of equality and freedom.
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That's flamenco, one of the cultural symbols ⓐ that represent Spain. It began in Andalusia in
southern Spain, where the local gypsy cultures are known to have played a great role in ⓑ
development the performing art. Flamenco is an artistic expression ⓒ fusing song, dance, and
musicianship. Singers express all kinds of feelings and situations through expressive words. The art
of guitar playing is also an essential element in flamenco. It requires excellent guitar skills. But the
most ⓓ exciting part of flamenco is dancing. Flamenco dancing is a very emotional dance style, with
the dancer always ⓔ tried to express his or her emotions through movement. Sharp movements and
facial expressions ⓕ play a greater role in this style of dance than in many others. The dancers
may clap their hands, tap their feet, snap castanets, or move their body suddenly to show the ⓖ
desired emotion.
<보기>
ⓐ pleased → pleasing
(어색한 부분) (수정한 것)
You are familiar with puppet shows, aren’t you? Puppet shows have always been popular across
the world. There is, however, something special about puppet shows in Turkey. In the popular puppet
theater in Turkey, the puppets are not clearly visible. Rather, they are shadowy. Shadow puppet
theater is known to have been very popular with the public between the 17th and 19th centuries in
Turkey. Puppet figures in the shadow theater are made of camel hide in the shape of people or
things. They are held on rods in front of a light to cast their shadows onto a cotton screen.
Karagöz is a good example of shadow puppet theater in the country. It depicts the history of Turkey
and its people who have diverse social and ethnic backgrounds. The stories of Karagöz are usually
comic and feature the two main characters: Karagöz, an uneducated but trustworthy man, and
Hacivat, an educated, gentle friend of Karagöz. Other characters also appear depending on the
themes of the play. The puppets are manipulated by a puppet master. He skillfully turns the puppets
into real persons through performing the roles of all the characters with songs and spoken parts.
Once performed widely at public squares, Karagöz is found today mostly in performance halls. The
traditional puppet theater strengthens the cultural identity of the Turkish people and brings them
closer together through entertainment.
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When we talk about a country’s cultural heritage, we tend to view it only as monuments such as the
pyramids in Egypt or Gyeongbokgung in Korea.
(A) That is why UNESCO is devoted to preserving important intangible cultural traditions around the
world.
(B) In fact, it also includes the living traditions of people such as oral storytelling, performing arts,
rituals, and festivals. These are a country’s intangible cultural heritage.
(C) An understanding of the intangible cultural heritage of different societies will promote cultural
diversity and encourage respect for other ways of life.
______________________________________________________________________________________
Have you happened to watch a lady in a long red dress ⓐ dancing passionately to the tunes of
musical instruments? That’s flamenco, one of the cultural symbols that represent Spain. It began in
Andalusia in southern Spain, ⓑ when the local gypsy cultures are known to ⓒ have played a great
role in developing the performing art.
Flamenco is an artistic expression ⓓ fusing song, dance, and musicianship. Singers express all
kinds of feelings and situations through expressive words. The art of guitar playing is also an
essential element in flamenco. It requires excellent guitar skills. But the most exciting part of
flamenco is dancing. Flamenco dancing is a very emotional dance style, with the dancer always ⓔ
trying to express his or her emotions through movement. Sharp movements and facial expressions
play a greater role in this style of dance than in many others. The dancers may clap their hands,
tap their feet, snap castanets, or move their body suddenly to show the desired emotion.
Flamenco is performed during religious festivals, rituals, and at private celebrations. It is the most
important display of the intangible cultural heritage of southern Spain.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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When you travel to Mexico, you will easily come across a group of musicians wearing traditional
local costumes and special hats called “sombreros.” These musicians are mariachi performers.
Mariachi is traditional Mexican music and a basic element of Mexican culture. It dates back to the
beginning of the 19th century. A traditional mariachi group is made up of two or more members,
playing a wide range of songs on musical instruments. The mariachi band uses violins, trumpets,
guitars, and traditional Mexican instruments. Their performance includes typical Mexican songs with
various themes, including love affairs and stories of heroic battles.
Mariachi is the music of the common people, and the skill of playing mariachi is usually passed
down from fathers to sons through performance at festivals and at religious and civil events. Mariachi
music emphasizes the value of respect for the natural heritage of the regions of Mexico including
local history.
In any Korean folk village, if you are lucky, you can enjoy the cheerful and exciting sounds of
traditional Korean musical instruments, like gongs and drums, played by a group of professional
entertainers dressed in farmers’ clothes. ⓐ It is one of the parts of namsadangnori.
Namsadangnori, meaning a “male traveling clown theater,” is a folk performance tradition practiced
by traveling entertainers. It is not known exactly when namsadang entertainers and their performances
came into being. People generally agree that ⓑ it began late in the Joseon Dynasty.
Namsadangnori is entertainment for the commoners. ⓒ It is comprised of six components: farmers’
music, a mask dance, tightrope walking, a puppet play, acrobatics, and plate spinning. The show
fascinates the audience with lively music, cheerful dance, delicate acrobatic performances, skillful
puppet plays, and comic speeches. This is why ⓓ it is considered a fun and comprehensive form of
entertainment.
In addition to entertaining audiences, traditionally namsadangnori carried an important social
message. The mask dance and puppet plays in particular depicted the difficult lives of ordinary
people during the Joseon Dynasty. Through comic performances, the entertainers raised issues on
behalf of ordinary people and tried to realize the ideals of equality and freedom.
Representing the joyful excitement of the Korean people, namsadangnori keeps ⓔ its tradition alive
through the performances of professional entertainers across the country.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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→ Namsadangnori, meaning a "male traveling clown theater," is a folk performance tradition practiced
by traveling entertainers. It is not known exactly when namsadang entertainers and their performances
came into being. People generally agree that it began late in the Joseon Dynasty.
(A) Through comic performances, the entertainers raised issues on behalf of ordinary people and tried to
realize the ideals of equality and freedom. Representing the joyful excitement of the Korean people,
namsadangnori keeps its tradition alive through the performances of professional entertainers across the country.
(B) Namsadangnori is entertainment for the commoners. It is comprised of six components : farmers'
music, a mask dance, tightrope walking, a puppet play, acrobatics, and plate spinning. The show
fascinates the audience with lively music, cheerful dance, delicate acrobatic performances, skillful
puppet plays, and comic speeches.
(C) This is why namsadangnori is considered a fun and comprehensive form of entertainment. In
addition to entertaining audiences, traditionally namsadangnori carried an important social message.
The mask dance and puppet plays in particular depicted the difficult lives of ordinary people during
the Joseon Dynasty.
When we talk about a country's cultural heritage, we tend to view it only as monuments such as
the pyramids in Egypt or Gyeongbokgung in Korea. In fact, it also includes the living traditions of
people such as oral storytelling, performing arts, rituals, and festivals. These are a country's ⓐ
intangible cultural heritage. An understanding of the intangible cultural heritage of different societies
will promote cultural diversity and encourage respect for other ways of life. That is why UNESCO is
ⓑ devoted to preserving important intangible cultural traditions around the world. The following cases
of intangible cultural heritage, ⓒ designated by UNESCO, ⓓ share two common ⓔ features: They
are all performing arts and they are related to the lives of ordinary people.
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When you travel to Mexico, you will easily (A) ___________ a group of musicians wearing
traditional local costumes and special hats called "sombreros." These musicians are mariachi
performers. Mariachi is traditional Mexican music and a basic element of Mexican culture. It dates
back to the beginning of the 19th century. A traditional mariachi group (B) __________ two or more
members, playing a wide range of songs on musical instruments. The mariachi band uses violins,
trumpets, guitars, and traditional Mexican instruments. Their performance includes typical Mexican
songs with various themes, including love affairs and stories of heroic battles. Mariachi is the music
of the common people, and the skill of playing mariachi is usually (C) __________ from fathers to
sons through performance at festivals and at religious and civil events. Mariachi music emphasizes
the value of respect for the natural heritage of the regions of Mexico including local history.
You are familiar with puppet shows, ⓐ don't you? Puppet shows have always been popular across
the world. There is, (A) ___________, something special about puppet shows in Turkey. In the
popular puppet theater in Turkey, the puppets are not ⓑ clear visible. (B) _________, they are
shadowy. Shadow puppet theater is known to have been very popular with the public between the
17th and 19th centuries in Turkey. Puppet figures in the shadow theater ⓒ are made of camel hide
in the shape of people or things. They ⓓ are held on rods in front of a light to cast their shadows
onto a cotton screen.
① ⓐ, ⓑ ② ⓐ, ⓑ, ⓒ, ⓓ ③ ⓑ, ⓒ
④ ⓑ, ⓒ, ⓓ ⑤ ⓒ, ⓓ
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(A) (B)
① however Rather
② for example Nevertheless
③ in fact As a result
④ therefore In addition
⑤ otherwise On the contrary
In any Korean folk village, if you are lucky, you can enjoy the cheerful and ⓐ excited sounds of
traditional Korean musical instruments, like gongs and drums, played by a group of professional
entertainers ⓑ dressed in farmers' clothes. It is one of the parts of namsadangnori. Namsadangnori,
meaning a "male traveling clown theater," is a folk performance tradition ⓒ practicing by traveling
entertainers. It is not known exactly ⓓ when namsadang entertainers and their performances came
into being. People generally agree that it began late in the Joseon Dynasty. Namsadangnori is
entertainment for the commoners. It is ⓔ made up of six components: farmers' music, a mask
dance, tightrope walking, a puppet play, acrobatics, and plate spinning. The show fascinates the
audience with lively music, cheerful dance, delicate acrobatic performances, skillful puppet plays, and
comic speeches. This is why namsadangnori is considered a pleasant and comprehensive form of
entertainment.
① ⓐ, ⓔ ② ⓐ, ⓑ, ⓒ, ⓓ ③ ⓑ, ⓒ
④ ⓑ, ⓓ, ⓔ ⑤ ⓒ, ⓓ, ⓔ
Karagoz is a good example of shadow puppet theater in the country. It depicts the history of Turkey
and its people who have diverse social and ethnic backgrounds. The stories of Karagoz are usually
comic and feature the two main characters: Karagoz, an uneducated but trustworthy man, and
Hacivat, an educated, gentle friend of Karagoz. Other characters also appear depending on the
themes of the play. the puppets are manipulated by a puppet master. He skillfully turns the puppets
into real persons through performing the roles of all the characters with songs and spoken parts.
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Have you happened to watch a lady in a long red dress ⓐ dancing passionately to the tunes of
musical instruments? That's flamenco, one of the cultural symbols that ⓑ represent Spain. It began
in Andalusia in southern Spain, where the local gypsy cultures are known to ⓒ have played a great
role in developing the performing art. Flamenco is an artistic expression ⓓ fused song, dance, and
musicianship. Singers express all kinds of feelings and situations through expressive words. The art
of guitar playing is also an essential element in flamenco. It requires excellent guitar skills. But the
most exciting part of flamenco is dancing. Flamenco dancing is a very emotional dance style, with
the dancer always ⓔ trying to express his or her emotions through movement. Sharp movements
and facial expressions play a greater role in this style of dance than in many others. The dancers
may clap their hands, tap their feet, snap castanets, or move their body suddenly to show the
desired emotion.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
You are familiar with puppet shows, aren't you? Puppet shows have always been popular across the
world. There is, however, something special about puppet shows in Turkey. In the popular puppet
theater in Turkey, the puppets are not clearly visible. Rather, they are shadowy. Shadow puppet
theater is known to have been very popular with the public between the 17th and 19th centuries in
Turkey. Puppet figures in the shadow theater are made of camel hide in the shape of people or
things. They are held on rods in front of a light to cast their shadows onto a cotton screen.
Karagöz is a good example of shadow puppet theater in the country. It depicts the history of Turkey
and its people who have diverse social and ethnic backgrounds. The stories of Karagöz are usually
comic and feature the two main characters: Karagöz, an uneducated but trustworthy man, and
Hacivat, an educated, gentle friend of Karagöz. Other characters also appear depending on the
themes of the play. The puppets are manipulated by a puppet master. He skillfully turns the puppets
into real persons through performing the roles of all the characters with songs and spoken parts.
Once performed widely at public squares, Karagöz found today mostly in performance halls. The
traditional puppet theater strengthens the cultural identity of the Turkish people and brings them
closer together through entertainment.
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<조 건>
1. 어법상 오류가 있는 문항의 번호를 쓸 것
2. 오류를 어법에 맞게 수정 후, 밑줄 친 부분 전체를 쓸 것.
3. 반드시 두 개의 오류 문항을 찾고, 그 두 개의 문항 속 오류는 모두 고쳐 쓸 것.
기호 수정 후
__________ ______________________________________________
__________ ______________________________________________
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When you travel to Mexico, you will easily come across a group of musicians wearing traditional
local costumes and special hats called "sombreros." These musicians are mariachi performers.
Mariachi is traditional Mexican music and a basic element of Mexican culture. It dates back to the
beginning of the 19th century. A traditional mariachi group is made up of two or more members,
playing a wide range of songs on musical instruments. The mariachi band uses violins, trumpets,
guitars, and traditional Mexican instruments. Their performance includes typical Mexican songs with
various themes, including love affairs and stories of heroic battles.
Mariachi is the music of the common people, and the skill of playing mariachi is usually passed
down from fathers to sons through performance at festivals and at religious and civil events. 마리아치
음악은 지역 역사를 포함한 멕시코 지역들의 자연 유산에 대한 존중의 가치를 강조한다.
<조 건>
1. 밑줄 친 부분을 <보기>에 주어진 단어를 모두 사용하여 완전한 한 문장으로 답지에 기재할 것.
2. 필요시 어형을 변화 시킬 것.
<보 기>
heritage / the value of / of the regions /
for the nature / emphasis / respect / of Mexico
In the popular puppet theater in Turkey, the puppets are not clearly visible.
Puppet shows have always been popular across the world. There is, however something special
about puppet shows in Turkey. (A) Rather, they are shadowy. (B) Shadow puppet theater is known
to have been very popular with public between the 17th and 19th centuries in Turkey. (C) Puppet
figures in the shadow theater are made of camel hide in the shape of people or things. (D) They are
held on rods in front of a light to cast their shadows onto a cotton screen.
Karagöz is a good example of shadow puppet theater in the country. (E) It depicts the history of
Turkey and its people who have diverse social and ethnic backgrounds.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
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Have you happened to watch a lady in a long red dress dancing passionately to the tunes of
musical instruments? That's flamenco, one of the cultural symbols that (A) represent Spain. It began
in Andalusia in southern Spain, where the local gypsy cultures are known (B) play a great role in
developing the performing art.
Flamenco is an artistic expression (C) fuse song, dance, and musicianship. Singers express all kinds
of feelings and situations through expressive words. The art of guitar playing is also an essential
element in flamenco. It requires excellent guitar skills. But the most exciting part of flamenco is
dancing. Flamenco dancing is a very emotional dance style, with the dancer always trying to express
his or her emotions through movement. Sharp movements and facial expressions play a greater role
in this style of dance than in many others. The dancers may clap their hands, tap their feet, snap
castanets, or move their body suddenly to show the desired emotion.
Flamenco is performed during religious festivals, rituals, and at private celebrations. It is the most
important display of the intangible cultural heritage of southern Spain.
________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Mariachi is traditional Mexican music and a basic element of Mexican culture. It dates back to the
beginning of the 19th century. A traditional mariachi group is made up of two or more members,
playing a wide range of songs on musical instruments. The mariachi band uses violins, trumpets,
guitars, and traditional Mexican instruments. Their performance includes typical Mexican songs with
various themes, including love affairs and stories of heroic battles.
Mariachi is the music of the common people, and the skill of playing mariachi is usually passed
down from fathers to sons through performance at festivals and at religious and civil events. Mariachi
music emphasizes the value of respect for the natural heritage of the regions of Mexico including
local history.
____________________________________________________________________________________________
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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You are familiar with puppet shows, ⓐ aren't you? Puppet shows have always been popular ⓑ
across the world. There is, however, something special about puppet shows in Turkey. In the popular
puppet theater in Turkey, the puppets ⓒ are not clearly visible. Rather, they are shadowy. Shadow
puppet theater is known ⓓ to be very popular with the public between the 17th and 19th centuries
in Turkey. Puppet figures in the shadow theater ⓔ are made of camel hide in the shape of people
or things. They are held on rods in front of a light to cast their shadows onto a cotton screen.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Namsadangnori, meaning a "male traveling clown theater," is a folk performance tradition practiced
by traveling entertainers. It is not known exactly when namsadang entertainers and their performances
came into being. People generally agree that it began late in the Joseon Dynasty. Namsadangnori is
entertainment for the commoners. It is comprised of six components: farmers' music, a mask dance,
tightrope walking, a puppet play, acrobatics, and plate spinning. The show fascinates the audience
with lively music, cheerful dance, delicate acrobatic performances, skillful puppet plays, and comic
speeches. This is why namsadangnori is considered a fun and comprehensive form of entertainment.
In addition to entertaining audiences, traditionally namsadangnori carried an important social message.
The mask dance and puppet plays in particular depicted the difficult lives of ordinary people during
Joseon Dynasty. Through comic performance, the entertainers raised issues on behalf of ordinary
people and tried to realize the ideals of equality and freedom.
When we talk about a country's cultural heritage, we tend to view it only as monuments such as
the pyramids in Egypt or Gyeongbokgung in Korea.
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ⓐ When we talk about a country’s cultural heritage, we tend to view it only ⓑ as monuments such
as the pyramids in Egypt or Gyeongbokgung in Korea. ⓒ In fact, it also includes the living traditions
of people ⓓ like oral storytelling, performing arts, rituals, and festivals. These are a country’s
intangible cultural heritage. An understanding of the intangible cultural heritage of different societies
will promote cultural diversity and encourage respect for other ways of life. That is ⓔ how UNESCO
is devoted to preserving important intangible cultural traditions around the world.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
(A) Have you happened to ⓐ____________ a lady in a long red dress ⓑ____________ passionately to the
tunes of musical instruments?
(B) the local gypsy cultures are know to ⓒ_________ ⓓ____________ a greate role in ⓔ___________ the
performing art.
(C) with the dancer always ⓕ___________ to express his or her emotions ⓖ___________ movement.
In the popular puppet theater in Turkey, the puppets are not clealy visible. Rather, they are
shadowy. Shadow puppet theater is known to have been very popular with the public between the
17th and 19th centuries in Turkey. Puppet figures in the shadow theater are made of camel hide in
the shape of people or things. They are held on rods in front of a light to cast their shadows onto a
cotton screen.
It is know that _________________________________ with the public between the 17th and 19th
centuries in Turkey.
정답: ___________________________________________________________________________________________
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When you travel to Mexico, you will easily come (A) _____________ a group of musicians wearing
traditional local costumes and special hats called “somebreros.” These musicians are mariachi
performers. Mariachi is traditional Mexican music and a basic element of Mexican culture. It dates
back (B) _________ the beginning of the 19th century. A traditional mariachi group is made up (C)
_________ two ore more members, playing a wide range of songs (D) __________ musical
instruments. The mariachi band uses violins, trumpets, guitars, and traditional Mexican instruments.
Their performance includes typical Mexican songs with various themes, including love affairs and
stories of heroic battles.
(A) The stories of Karagoz are usually comic and feature the two main characters: Karagoz, an
uneducated but trustworthy man, and Hacivat, an educated, gentle friend of Karagoz.
(B) He skillfully turns the puppets into real persons through performing the roles of all the characters
with songs and spoken parts.
(C) It depicts the history of Turkey and its people who have diverse social and ethnic backgrounds.
(D) Other characters also appear depending on the themes of the play. The puppets are manipulated
by a puppet master.
① (A)-(B)-(D)-(C)
② (A)-(C)-(D)-(B)
③ (A)-(D)-(C)-(B)
④ (C)-(A)-(B)-(D)
⑤ (C)-(A)-(D)-(B)
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In any Korean folk village, if you are lucky, you can enjoy the cheerful and exciting sounds of traditional
Korean musical instruments, like gongs and drums, played by a group of professional entertainers dressed in
farmers’ clothes. It is one of the parts of namsadangnori. Namsadangnori, meaning a “male traveling clown
theater,” is a folk performance tradition practiced by traveling entertainers. It is not known exactly when
namsadang entertainers and their performances came into being. People generally agree that it began late in
the Joseon Dynasty. Namsadangnori is entertainment for the commoners. It is comprised of six components:
farmers’ music, a mask dance, tightrope walking, a puppet play, acrobatics, and plate spinning. The slow
fascinates the audience with lively music, cheerful dance, delicate acrobatic performances, skillful puppet
plays, and comic speeches. (A) In addition to entertaining audiences, traditionally namsadangnori carried
an important social message. (B) The mask dance and puppet plays in particular depicted the difficult
lives of ordinary people during the Joseon Dynasty. (C) Through comic performances, the entertainers
raised issues on behalf of ordinary people and tried to realize the ideals of equality and freedom. (D)
Representing the joyful excitement of the Korean people, namsadangnori keeps its tradition alive
through the performances of professional entertainers across the country. (E)
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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When you travel to Mexico, you will easily come across a group of musicians wearing traditional
local costumes and special hats called “sombreros.” These musicians are mariachi performers.
Mariachi is traditional Mexican music and a basic element of Mexican culture. It dates back to the
beginning of the 19th century. A traditional mariachi group is made up of two or more members,
playing a wide range of songs on musical instruments. The mariachi band uses violins, trumpets,
guitars, and traditional Mexican instruments. Their performance includes typical Mexican songs with
various themes, including love affairs and stories of heroic battles. Mariachi is the music of the
common people, and the skill of playing mariachi is usually passed down from fathers to sons trough
performance at festivals and at religious and civil events. Mariachi music emphasizes the value of
respect for the natural heritage of the regions of Mexico including local history.
(A) An understanding of the intangible cultural heritage of different societies will promote cultural
diversity and encourage respect for other ways of life. The intangible cultural heriatages are all
performing arts and they are related to the lives of ordinary people.
(B) Flamenco is an artistic expression fusing song, dance, and musicianship. Singers express all
kinds of feelings and situations through expressive words. The most exciting part of flamenco is
dancing. Sharp movements and facial expressions play a greater role in this style of dance than in
many others.
(C) Karagὅz depicts the history of Turkey and its people who have diverse social and ethnic
backgrounds. The stories of Karagὅz are usually comic and feature the two main character: Karagὅz,
an uneducated but trustworthy man, and Hacivat, an educated, gentle friend of Karagὅz. Other
characters also appear depending on the themes of the play.
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Have you happened to watch a lady in a long red dress dancing passionately to the tunes of
musical instruments? That’s flamenco, one of the cultural symbols that represent Spain. It began in
Andalusia in southern Spain, where the local gypsy cultures are known to have played a great role
in developing the performing art. Flamenco is an artistic expression fusing song, dance, and
musicianship. Singers express all kinds of feelings and situations through expressive words. The art
of guitar playing is also an essential element in flamenco. It requires excellent guitar skills. But the
most exciting part of flamenco is dancing. Flamenco dancing is a very emotional dance style, with
the dancer always trying to express his or her emotions through movement. Sharp movements and
facial expressions play a greater role in this style of dance than in many others. The dancers may
clap their hands, tap their feet, snap castanets, or move their body suddenly to show the desired
emotion. Flamenco is performed during religious festivals, rituals, and at private celebrations. It is the
most important display of the intangible cultural heritage of southern Spain.
① Andalusia is meaningful because it has to do with the development of the performing art.
② Besides using expressive words, guitar playing is a significant component in Flamenco.
③ Compared to other types of dances, facial expressions assume greater importance in Flamenco.
④ While performing Flamenco, the dancers passionately move their body to disguise their true feelings.
⑤ Flamenco is not performed at private events because it was designed for public purposes in the first place.
① ⓐ, ⓒ, ⓓ ② ⓑ, ⓓ, ⓕ, ⓖ
③ ⓒ, ⓔ, ⓖ, ⓗ ④ ⓒ, ⓓ, ⓕ, ⓖ
⑤ ⓒ, ⓔ, ⓕ, ⓖ
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411. 위 글을 참고하여 주어진 질문에 대한 답을 영어로 쓰시오. (반드시 주어와 동사가 있는 완전한 문장으로 쓸
것)411)
Q. What kinds of social message did namsadangnori try to deliver?
(1) ______________________________________________________
(2) ______________________________________________________
Having you happened to watch a lady in a long red dress ⓐ dancing passionately to the tunes of
musical instruments? That's flamenco, one of the cultural symbols ⓑ that represent Spain. It began
in Andalusia in southern Spain, where the local gypsy cultures are known to have ⓒ been played a
great role in developing the performing art. Flamenco is an artistic expression ⓓ fusing song, dance,
and musicianship. Singers express all kinds of feelings and situations through expressive words.
Flamenco dancing is a very emotional dance style, with the dancer always ⓔ trying to express his or
her emotions through movement.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Karagoz is a good example of shadow puppet theater in the country. It depicts the history of Turkey
and its people who have diverse social and ethnic backgrounds. The stories of Karagoz are usually
comic and feature the two main characters: Karagoz, an uneducated but trustworthy man, and
Hacivat, an educated, gentle friend of Karagoz. Other characters also appear depending on the
themes of the play. Once performed widely at public squares, Karagoz is found today mostly in
performance halls. The traditional puppet theater strengthens the cultural identity of the Turkish people
and brings them closer together through entertainment.
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414. 다음 글을 바탕으로 재구성한 아래의 대화문에서 사실과 다르게 이야기 한 사람과 그 내용을 빈칸 (A)~(F)
에 쓰시오.414) [5과]
When you travel to Mexico, you will easily come across a group of musicians wearing traditional
local costumes and special hats called "sombreros." These musicians are mariachi performers.
Mariachi is traditional Mexican music and a basic element of Mexican culture. It dates back to the
beginning of the 19th century. A traditional mariachi group is made up of two or more members,
playing a wide range of songs on musical instruments. The mariachi band uses violins, trumpets,
guitars, and traditional Mexican instruments. Their performance includes typical Mexican songs with
various themes, including love affairs and stories of heroic battles. Mariachi is the music of the
common people, and the skill of playing mariachi is usually passed down from fathers to sons
through performance at festivals and at religious and civil events. Mariachi music emphasizes the
value of respect for the natural heritage of the regions of Mexico including local history.
↓
Teacher: Guys, we read about mariachi last class. I'd like to share what we've learned about it.
Minsu, would you go first?
Minsu : Yes, it is a traditional Mexican music and very essential part of Mexican culture. The
musicians wear traditional local costumes and hats.
Sujee : The mariachi band is usually comprised of only two people, playing various songs on musical
instrument.
Sumee : When playing mariachi music, they use trumpets, guitars and traditional Mexican
instruments.
Manho : It is the music for the royal people, performed at festival and at religious and civil
occasions.
Jeehyo : It stresses the value of respect for the natural heritage and local history of Mexico.
Teacher: Great job, everyone!
<정답>
틀린 내용 바른 내용
사람 이름
(또는 단어) (또는 단어)
(A) (B) (C)
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Namsadangnori, meaning a "male traveling clown theater," is a folk performance tradition practiced
by traveling entertainers. It is not known exactly when namsadang entertainers and their performances
came into being. People generally agree that it began late in the Joseon Dynasty. Namsadangnori is
entertainment for the commoners. It is made up of six components: farmers' music, a mask dance,
tightrope walking, a puppet play, acrobatics, and plate spinning. The show fascinates the audience
with lively music, cheerful dance, delicate acrobatic performances, skillful puppet plays, and comic
speeches. This is why namsadangnori is considered a fun and comprehensive form of entertainment.
In addition to entertaining audiences, traditionally namsadangnori carried an important social message.
The mask dance and puppet plays in particular depicted the difficult lives of ordinary people during
the Joseon Dynasty. Through comic performances, the entertainers raised issues on behalf of
ordinary people and tried to realize the ideals of equality and freedom.
↓
Namsadangnori is a collective show with six performances. It was enjoyed by (A) ___________
during the Joseon Dynasty. Through comic performances like (B) ___________ and (C) ___________,
the performers expressed the lives of normal people at that time and brought up issues including
human rights.
<정답>
(A) ________________________________________ (1단어)
Have you happened to watch a lady in a long red dress dancing passionately to the tunes of
musical instruments? That’s flamenco, one of the cultural symbols that represent Spain. Flamenco is
an artistic expression fusing song, dance, and musicianship. Singers express all kinds of feelings and
situations through expressive words. The are of guitar playing is also an essential element in
flamenco. It requires excellent guitar skills. But the most exciting part of flamenco is dancing.
Flamenco dancing is a very emotional dance style, with the dancer always trying to express his or
her emotions through movement. Sharp movements and facial expressions play a greater role in this
style of dance than in many others. The dancers may clap their hands, tap their feet, snap
castanets, or move their body suddenly to show the desired emotion.
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Karagoz is a good example of shadow puppet theater in the country. It depicts the history of Turkey
and its people ⓐ having diverse social and ethnic backgrounds. The stories of Karagoz are usually
comic, ⓑ featuring the two main characters: Karagoz, an uneducated but trustworthy man, and
Hacivat, an educated, gentle friend of Karagoz. Other characters also appear ⓒ depending on the
themes of the play. The puppets are manipulated by a puppet master. He skillfully turns the puppets
into real persons through performing the roles of all the characters with songs and spoken parts.
Once ⓓ performing widely at public squares, Karagoz in found today mostly in performance halls.
The traditional puppet theater strengthens the cultural identity of the Turkish people, ⓔ bringing them
closer together through entertainment.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Mariachi is traditional Mexican music and a basic element of Mexican culture. It dates back to the
beginning of the 19th century. A traditional mariachi froup is made up of two or more members,
playing a wide range of songs on musical instruments. The mariachi band uses violins, trumpets,
guitars, and traditional Mexican instruments. Their performance includes typical Mexican songs with
various themes, including love affairs and stories of heroic battles.
Namsadangnori is entertainment for the commoners. (A) It is comprised of six components: farmers’
music, a mask dance, tightrope walking, a puppet play, acrobatics, and plate spinning. (B) The show
fascinates the audience with lively music, cheerful dance, delicate acrobatic performances, skillful
puppet plays, and comic speeches. (C) The mask dance and puppet plays in particular depicted the
difficult lives of ordinary people during the Joseon Dynasty. (D) Through comic performances, the
entertainers raised issues on behalf of ordinary people and tried to realize the ideals of equality and
freedom. (E) Representing the joyful excitement of the Korean people, namsadangnori keeps its
tradition alive through the performances of professional entertainers across the country.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
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There is something special about puppet shows in Turkey. ⓐ In the popular puppet theater in
Turkey, the puppets are not clearly visible but rather shadowy. ⓑ Shadow puppet theater is known
to have been very popular with the public between the 17th and 19th centuries in Turkey. ⓒ Puppet
figures in the shadow theater are made of camel hide in the shape of people or things. ⓓ It is
possible for camels to walk without water for three days. ⓔ They are held on rods in front of a light
to cast their shadows onto a cotton screen.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
When we talk about a country’s cultural heritage, we tend to view it only as monuments such as
the pyramids in Egypt or Gyeongbokgung in Korea. In fact, it also includes the living traditions of
people such as oral storytelling, performing arts, rituals, and festivals. These are a country’s
intangible cultural heritage. An understanding of the intangible cultural heritage of different societies
will promote cultural diversity and encourage respect for other ways of life. 그것이 유네스코가 전 세계
에 걸쳐 중요한 무형 문화 전통들을 보존하는 것에 전념하는 이유이다. The following cases of intangible
cultural heritage, designated by UNESCO, share two common features: They are all performing arts
and they are related to the lives of ordinary people.
<보기>
is / why / that / preserve / UNESCO / important / devote to
around the world / intangible / cultual traditional
(일부 단어는 동사의 형태 변형이 필요함. 또한, 중복 사용이 가능한 단어가 있음.)
정답: ___________________________________________________________________________________________
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When we talk about a country’s cultural heritage, we tend to view it only as monuments such as
the pyramids in Egypt or Gyeongbokgung in Korea. In fact, ⓐ it also includes the living traditions of
people such as oral storytelling, performing arts, rituals, and festivals. These are a country’s
intangible cultural heritage. An understanding of the intangible cultural heritage of different societies
will promote cultural diversity and ㉮ encourage respect for other ways of life. That is why UNESCO
is devoted to ㉯ preserving important intangible cultural traditions around the world. The following
cases of intangible cultural heritage, designated by UNESCO, share two common features: ⓑ They
are all performing arts and they are related to the lives of ordinary people.
① ㉮ ② ㉯ ③ ㉰ ④ ㉱ ⑤ ㉲
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Karagöz is a good example of shadow puppet theater in the country. It depicts the history of Turkey
and its people who have diverse social and ethnic backgrounds. The stories of Karagὅz are usually
comic and feature the two main characters: Karagὅz, an uneducated but trustworthy man, and
Hacivat, an educated, gentle friend of Karagὅz. Other characters also appear depending on the
themes of the play. The puppets are manipulated by a puppet master. He skillfully turns the puppets
into real persons through performing the roles of all the characters with songs and spoken parts.
Once performed widely at public squares, Karagöz is found today mostly in performance halls. The
traditional puppet theater strengthens the cultural identity of the Turkish people and brings them
closer together through entertainment.
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NASA scientists have confirmed that Mars once had more water than the Antarctic Ocean and to
this day some of it is locked up in Martian polar ice caps Scientists are trying to find effective ways
to get water from the ice. The next thing humans require is food. To produce food on Mars, we
need special farming technologies. We can apply a special growing system that has been tested on
the International Space Station (ISS). Of course, farming in space is not easy. Plants can be grown
in space, but they require very careful management of gases, water, and dirt. On Mars, the challenge
will be more complex than on the ISS. In addition to recovering water that is locked up in ice, the
poor quality of the soil and the weak gravity of Mars need to be overcome. Therefore, success in
farming on Mars might take decades or even centuries. Until then, food could be printed by
three-dimensional (3D) food printers. With proteins and carbohydrates from various sources such as
insects and leaves, 3D food printers can print pizzas and bread, among other foods.
Karagoz is a good example of shadow puppet theater in the country. It depicts the history of Turkey
and its people who have diverse social and ethnic backgrounds. The stories of Karagoz are usually
comic and feature the two main characters: Karagoz, an uneducated but trustworthy man, and
Hacivat, an educated, gentle friend of Karagoz. Other characters also appear depending on the
themes of the play. The puppets are manipulated by a puppet master. He skillfully turns the puppets
into real persons through performing the roles of all the characters with songs and spoken parts.
Once performed widely at public squares, Karagoz is found today mostly in performance halls. the
traditional puppet theater strengthens the cultural identity of the Turkish people and brings them
closer together through entertainment.
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In 1969, the spacecraft Apollo 11 ⓐ was landed humans on the moon for the very first time in
history. The world has had to wait for half a century since then before seriously considering ⓑ going
to Mars. The delay has been because Mars is simply too far from Earth, and we have had only
limited knowledge about it. With the development of science and technology over the last several
decades, projects which are ⓒ involved landing a human on Mars have begun. With many
industrialized countries participating in those projects in one form or another, scientists are making
progress, but one of the big challenges still remains ⓓ unchanged. Humans need water, food, and
oxygen to survive. We have much more to learn about Mars, although much already ⓔ has
discovered.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
The final question is this: Do we really have to go to Mars, spending such enormous resources and
risking people's lives? That is a reasonable question. Experts answer by mentioning two kinds of
benefits Martian exploration may bring. Firstly, (A) ___________ benefits are economic, educational,
and political. Space travel stimulates industry and draws people into careers in science and
engineering. And while space exploration is a collaboration between countries to cover its high cost,
having a space program raises any country's standing on the world stage. Secondly, the thought that
the human race has (B) ____________ destiny can be understood when considering the increasingly
exhausted resources on Earth. We humans need to find ways to survive before we consume all the
available resources on Earth. That is our shared destiny. Martian exploration can be seen as a step
toward a human presence on another planet. It is not an easy but a worthy dream for humanity.
(A) (B)
① idealistic shared
② practical partial
③ pragmatic mutual
④ realistic selfish
⑤ theoretical communal
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(A) In 1969, the spacecraft Apollo 11 has landed humans on the moon for the very first time in
history. The world has had to wait for half a century since then before seriously consider going to
Mars.
(B) The delay has been because Mars is simply too far from Earth, and we have had only limited
knowledge about it. With the development of science and technology over the last several decades,
projects involving landing a human on Mars have begun. With many industrialized countries
participating in those projects in one form or another, scientists are making progress, but big
challenges still remain.
430. 위 글의 (A)를 읽고, 어법상 어색한 부분을 두 군데 찾아 바르게 고쳐 쓰시오. (아래의 양식처럼 쓰시오)430)
431. 위 글의 (A), (B)를 읽고, 화성에 가는 것을 고려하기까지 인간이 반세기를 기다려야 했던 두 가지 이유를
본문에서 찾아 우리말로 쓰시오.431)
(A) _____________________________________________________
(B) _____________________________________________________
Because Mars is more than 100 times farther than the moon from Earth, reaching Mars requires
serious hardware including a powerful rocket equipped with extremely fast computers. For this
purpose, a new generation of spacecraft is being designed and built at the National Aeronautics and
Space Agency (NASA) of the United States. Even with such powerful rockets, however, a round trip
to Mars would be difficult because it would take six months to go there. Even when the two planets
are closest in their orbits, a round trip would take at least one year. Today’s rockets and spacecraft
cannot hold enough fuel for such a(an) ____________ journey. While scientists are working to get
around this problem, a European company has come up with a plan to launch a one-way trip with
four astronauts to Mars, with additional crews joining them every two years to form a colony. The
world will have to wait several years to see if the plan works.
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The next thing humans require is food. To produce food on Mars, we need special farming
technologies. We can apply a special growing system that has been tested on the International
Space Station (ISS). Of course, farming in space is not easy. Plants can be grown in space, but
they require very careful management of gases, water, and dirt. On Mars, the challenge will be more
complex than on the ISS. In addition to recovering water that is locked up in ice, the poor quality of
the soil and the weak gravity of Mars need to be overcome. Therefore, success in farming on Mars
might take decades or even centuries. Until then, food could be printed by three-dimensional (3D)
food printers. With proteins and carbohydrates from various sources such as insects and leaves, 3D
food printers can print pizzas and bread, among other foods. A scientist at NASA predicts that there
will be 25 to 50 basic food items. “We’re not planning for food at fancy restaurants, but just healthy
and nutritious meals,” he says.
434. 다음 글의 괄호 (A), (B), (C) 안에서 어법에 맞는 표현으로 가장 적절한 것은?434) [6과]
As for oxygen, plants might be used to (A) [produce / providing] it, and human waste might (B)
[recycle / be recycled] to provide nutrients for the plants. Until there would be enough plants to
produce sufficient amount of oxygen, NASA plans to use (C) [special / specially] designed machines
to convert the carbon dioxide in the Martian air into oxygen.
Another important issue involved in going to and living on Mars is our health. Our bodies work
differently in space. On Earth, gravity drags bodily fluids downwards, but in space this does not
happen. The heart has to work harder during space travel and on Mars to compensate for the weak
or zero gravity. In addition, weightlessness in space weakens bones and muscles. Astronauts on the
ISS do a lot of exercise to avoid these problems, with additional help from drugs and artificial gravity
from a spinning device. Similar measures will be used on Mars. One great threat to our body in
space and on Mars is cosmic radiation. When we are outside the protection of Earth’s air and
magnetic field, we are exposed to cosmic radiation that damages our DNA and increases our risk for
cancer. The plan proposed so far is to cover space vehicles with radiation blocking materials and to
build shelters beneath the surface of Mars.
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The final question is this: Do we really have to go to Mars, spending such enormous resources and
ⓐ risking people’s lives? That is a ⓑ reasonable question. Experts answer by mentioning two kinds
of benefits Martian exploration may bring: practical benefits and a sense of our shared destiny as the
human race. Practical benefits are economic, educational, and political. Space travel ⓒ stimulates
industry and draws people into careers in science and engineering. And while space exploration is a
ⓓ collaboration between countries to cover its high cost, having a space program ⓔ arises any
country’s standing on the world stage.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
A sense of our shared destiny as the human race can be understood when considering the
increasingly exhausted resources on Earth. We humans need to find ways to survive before we
consume all the available resources on Earth. That is our shared destiny. (A) Martian exploration can
be seen as a step toward a human presence on another planet. (B) It is not an easy but a worthy
dream for humanity. (C) “You can’t really measure the value,” says a scientist involved in a Martian
project. (D) “If money is our only concern, everyone would study business. (E) That’s why dreams
and passion appeal to humanity.”
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
Humans need water, food, and oxygen to survive. We have much more to learn about Mars,
although much has already been discovered. The most exciting finding about Mars is water, one of
the most vital ingredients for life. NASA scientists have confirmed that Mars once had more water
than the Antarctic Ocean and to this day some of it is locked up in Martian polar ice caps Scientists
are trying to find effective ways to get water from the ice. The next thing humans require is food. To
produce food on Mars, we need special farming technologies. We can apply a special growing
system that has been tested on the International Space Station (ISS). Of course, farming in space is
not easy. Plants can be grown in space, but they require very careful management of gases, water,
and dirt. On Mars, the challenge will be more complex than on the ISS. In addition to recovering
water that is locked up in ice, the poor quality of the soil and the weak gravity of Mars need to be
overcome. Therefore, success in farming on Mars might take decades or even centuries.
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Another important issue involved in going to and living on Mars is our health. Our bodies work
differently in space. On Earth, gravity drags bodily fluids ⓐ upwards, but in space this does not
happen. The heart has to work harder during space travel and on Mars to ⓑ deprive for the weak
or zero gravity. In addition, weightlessness in space weakens bones and muscles. Astronauts on the
ISS do a lot of exercise to avoid these problems, with additional help from drugs and artificial gravity
from a spinning device. ⓒ Opposite measures will be used on Mars. One great threat to our body in
space and on Mars is cosmic radiation. When we are outside the protection of Earth's air and
magnetic field, we are exposed to cosmic radiation that damages our DNA and ⓓ decreases our risk
for cancer. The plan proposed so far is to ⓔ cover space vehicles with radiation blocking materials
and to build shelters beneath the surface of Mars.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
→ 영작 : ________________________________________________________________________________________
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441. 다음 글의 괄호 (A), (B), (C) 안에서 어법에 맞는 표현으로 가장 적절한 것은?441) [6과]
Humans sneed water, food, and oxygen to survive on Mars. The most exiting finding about Mars is
water. NASA scientists have confirmed that Mars once (A) [had / have] more water than the Antarctic
Ocean and to this day some of it is locked up in Martian polar ice caps. The next thing humans
require is food. To produce food on Mars, we need special farming technologies. We can apply a
special growing system that we have (B) [tested / been tested] on the International Space Station
(ISS). Of course, farming on Mars will be more complex than on the ISS. In addition to recovering
water that is locked up in ice, the poor quality of the soil and the weak gravity o Mars need to (C)
[overcome / be overcome]. As for oxygen, plants might be used to produce it, and human waste
might be recycled to provide nutrients for the plants.
Because Mars is more than 100 times farther than the moon from Earth, reaching Mars requires
serious hardware including a powerful rocket equipped with extremely fast computers.
(A) While scientists are working to get around this problem, a European company has come up with
a plan to launch a one-way trip with four astronauts to Mars, with additional crews joining them every
two years to form a colony. The world will have to wait several years to see if the plan works.
(B) Even with such powerful rockets, however, a round trip to Mars would be difficult because it
would take six months to go there. Even when the two planets are closest in their orbits, a round
trip would take at least one year. Today’s rockets and spacecraft cannot hold enough fuel for such
an extended journey.
(C) For this purpose, a new generation of spacecraft is being designed and built at the National
Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) of the United States.
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443. 다음 글을 읽고 주어진 대화의 빈칸 (A), (B)를 <보기>에 주어진 단어를 모두 한 번씩만 사용하여 완성하시
오. (단, 필요시 문맥과 어법에 맞게 형태를 변형할 것)443) [6과]
Another important issue involved in going to and living on Mars is our health. Our bodies work
differently in space. On Earth, gravity drags bodily fluids downwards, but in space this does not
happen. The heart has to work harder during space travel and on Mars to compensate for the weak
or zero gravity. In addition, weightlessness in space weakens bones and muscles. Astronauts on the
ISS do a lot of exercise to avoid these problems, with additional help from drugs and artificial gravity
from a spinning device. Similar measures will be used on Mars.
< 보 기 >
fluids, the heart, be, not, drag, make, harder, bodily, downwards, work
Q : Why does weak or zero gravity have bad effects on human body?
A : It’s Because (A)_______________________________________________________________.
Q : What problem does weak or zero gravity cause besides (B)_______________________________?
A : It weakens muscles and bones.
(A) _____________________________________________________
(B) _____________________________________________________
Today's rockets and spacecraft cannot hold enough fuel for such an extended journey.
Because Mars is more than 100 times farther than the moon from Earth, reaching Mars requires
serious hardware including a powerful rocket equipped with extremely fast computers. (A) For this
purpose, a new generation of spacecraft is being designed and built at the National Aeronautics and
Space Agency (NASA) of the United States. (B) Even With such powerful rockets, however, a round
trip, to Mars would be difficult because it would take six months to go there. (C) Even when the two
planets are closest in their orbits, a round trip would take at least one year. (D) While scientists are
working to get around this problem, a European company has come up with a plan to launch a
one-way trip with four astronauts to Mars, with additional crews joining them every two years to form
a colony. (E) The world will have to wait several years to see if the plan works.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
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In 1969, the spacecraft Apollo 11 landed humans on the moon for the very first time in history.
(A) The world has had to wait for half a century since then before seriously considering going to
Mars. The delay has been because Mars is simply too far from Earth, and we have had only limited
knowledge about it.
(B) With many industrialized countries participating in those projects in one form or another, scientists
are making progress, but big challenges still remain.
(C) With the development of science and technology over the last several decades, projects involving
landing a human on Mars have begun.
The final question is this: Do we really have to go to Mars, ⓐ spending such enormous resources
and risking people's lives? That is a reasonable question. Experts answer by mentioning two kinds of
benefits Martian exploration may bring: practical benefits and a sense of our shared destiny as the
human race. Practical benefits are economic, educational, and political. Space travel stimulates
industry and ⓑ draws people into careers in science and engineering. And while space exploration is
a collaboration between countries to cover its high cost, ⓒ having a space program raises any
country's standing on the world stage. A sense of our shared destiny as the human race can be
understood when ⓓ considered the increasingly exhausted resources on Earth. We humans need to
find ways to survive before we consume all the available resources on Earth. That is our shared
destiny. Martian exploration can be seen as a step toward a human presence on another planet. It is
not Q2( a, easy, but, an ) worthy dream for humanity. "You can't really measure the value," says a
scientist ⓔ involved in a Martian project. "If money is our only concern, everyone would study
business. But we also want to give meaning to our lives. That's why dreams and passion appeal to
humanity."
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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448. 위 글을 읽고 빈칸 Q1에 들어갈 알맞은 답을 쓰고, 밑줄 친 Q2의 괄호안의 단어를 알맞게 배열하시오.448)
(1)_______________________________________________________
(2)_________________________
Another important issue involved in going to and living on Mars is our health. Our bodies work
differently in space. On Earth, gravity drags bodily fluids downwards, but in space this does not
happen. The heart has to work harder during space travel and on Mars to compensate for the weak
or zero gravity. In addition, weightlessness in space (A) ________________ bones and muscles.
Astronauts on the ISS do a lot of exercise to avoid these problems, with additional help from drugs
and artificial gravity from a spinning device. Similar measures will be used on Mars. One great threat
to our body in space and on Mars is cosmic radiation. When we are outside the protection of Earth's
air and magnetic field, we are exposed to cosmic radiation that (B) _____________ our DNA and (C)
_______________ our risk for cancer. The plan proposed so far is to cover space vehicles with
radiation blocking materials and to build shelters beneath the surface of Mars.
Q: What is the plan proposed so far to solve cosmic radiation in space and on Mars?
A: ________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Humans need water, food, and oxygen to survive. We have much more to learn about Mars, (A)
___________ much has already been discovered. The most exciting finding about Mars is water, one
of the most vital ingredients for life. NASA scientists have confirmed that Mars once had more water
than the Antarctic Ocean and to this day some of it is locked up in Martian polar ice caps. Scientists
are trying to find effective ways to get water from the ice. The next thing humans require is food. To
produce food on Mars, we need special farming technologies. We can apply a special growing
system that has been tested on the International Space Station (ISS). Of course, farming in space is
not easy. Plants can be grown in space, but they require very careful management of gases, water,
and dirt. On Mars, the challenge will be more complex than on the ISS. In addition to recovering
water that is locked up in ice, the poor quality of the soil and the weak gravity of Mars need to be
overcome. (B) _____________, success in farming on Mars might take decades or even centuries.
Until then, food could be printed by three-dimensional 3D) food printers. With proteins and
carbohydrates from various sources such as insects and leaves, 3D food printers can print pizzas
and bread, among other foods. A scientist at NASA predicts that there will be 25 to 50 basic food
items. "We're not planning for food at fancy restaurants, but just healthy and nutritious meals," he
says. As for oxygen, plants might be used to produce it, and human waste might be recycled to
provide nutrients for the plants. Until there would be enough plants to produce sufficient amount of
oxygen, NASA plans to use specially designed machines to convert the carbon dioxide in the Martian
air into. oxygen.
(A) (B)
① although on the other hand
② although therefore
③ for example therefore
④ however for instance
⑤ moreover on the other hand
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Even with such powerful rockets, however, a round trip to Mars would be difficult because it would
take six months to go there.
Because Mars is more than 100 times farther than the moon from Earth, reaching Mars requires
serious hardware including a powerful rocket equipped with extremely fast computers. (A) For this
purpose, a new generation of spacecraft is being designed and built at the National Aeronautics and
Space Agency (NASA) of the United States. (B) Even when the two planets are closest in their
orbits, a round trip would take at least one year. (C) Today's rockets and spacecraft cannot hold
enough fuel for such an extended journey. (D) While scientists are working to get around this
problem, a European company has come up with a plan to launch a one-way trip with four
astronauts to Mars, with additional crews joining them every two years to form a colony. (E) The
world will have to wait several years to see if the plan works.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
The next thing humans ⓐ require is food. To produce food on Mars, we need special farming
technologies. We can apply a special growing system that ⓑ has been tested on the International
Space Station (ISS). Of course, farming in space is not easy. Plants can be grown in space, but
they require very careful management of gases, water, and dirt. On Mars, the challenge will be more
complex than on the ISS. In addition to ⓒ recovering water that is locked up in ice, the poor quality
of the soil and the weak gravity of Mars need to ⓓ overcome. Therefore, success in farming on
Mars ⓔ might take decades or even centuries. Until then, food could be printed by three-dimensional
food printers.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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Another important issue involved in going to and living on Mars is our health. Our bodies work
differently in space. On Earth, gravity drags bodily fluids downwards, but in space this does not
happen. The heart has to work harder during space travel and on Mars to compensate for the weak
or zero gravity. In addition, weightlessness in space weakens bones and muscles. Astronauts on the
ISS do a lot of exercise to avoid these problems, with additional help from drugs and artificial gravity
from a spinning device. Similar measures will be used on Mars. One great threat to our body in
space and on Mars is cosmic radiation. When we are outside the protection of Earth's air and
magnetic field, we are exposed to cosmic radiation that damages our DNA and increases our risk for
cancer. The plan proposed so far is to cover space vehicles with radiation blocking materials and to
build shelters beneath the surface of Mars.
Because Mars is more than 100 times farther than the moon from Earth, reaching Mars requires
serious hardware including a powerful rocket equipped with extremely fast computers. For this
purpose, a new generation of spacecraft is being designed and built at the National Aeronautics and
Space Agency (NASA) of the United States. Even with such powerful rockets, however, a round trip
to would be difficult because it would take six months to go there. By when the two planets are
closest in their orbits, a round trip would take at least one year. Today's rockets and spacecraft
cannot hold enough fuel for such an extended journey. While scientists are working to get around
this problem, a European company has come up with a plan to launch a one-way trip with four
astronauts to Mars, with additional crews joining them every two years to form a colony. The world
will have to wait several years to see if the plan works.
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The final question is this: Do we really have to go to Mars, speeding such enormous resources and
risking people's lives? That is a reasonable question. Experts answer by mentioning two kinds of
benefits Martian exploration may bring: practical benefits and a sense of our shared destiny as the
human race. Practical benefits are economic, educational, and political. Space travel stimulates
industry and draws people into careers in science and engineering. And while space exploration is a
collaboration between countries to cover its high cost, having a space program raises any country's
standing on the world stage. A sense of our shared destiny as the human race can be understood
when considering the increasingly exhausted resources on Earth. We humans need to find ways to
survive before we consume all the available resources on Earth. That is our shared destiny. Martian
exploration can be seen as a step toward a human presence on another planet. It is not an easy
but a worthy dream for humanity. "You can't really ________________________," says a scientist
involved in a Martian project. "If money is our only concern, everyone would study business. But we
also want to give meaning to our lives. That's why dreams and passion appeal to humanity."
In 1969, the spacecraft Apollo 11 landed humans on the moon for the very first time in history.
(A) With many industrialized countries participating in those projects in one form or another, scientists
are making progress, but big challenges still remain.
(B) The world has had to wait for half a century since then before seriously considering going to
Mars.
(C) The delay has been because Mars is simply too far from Earth, and we have had only limited
knowledge about it.
(D) With the development of science and technology over the last several decades, projects involving
landing a human on Mars have begun.
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459. 다음 글의 내용을 한 문장으로 요약하고자 한다. 빈칸 (A), (B)에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?459) [6과]
NASA developed freeze-drying technology for the food of the Apollo missions. After the process, the
product retains 98% of its nutritional value and weighs just 20% of its original weight. Carbon fiber
was invented by the British in the 1960s but was given a boost by its use in space flight. Strong,
light, and heat resistant, it is found in everything from bicycle frames to Formula One racing cars.
For the first U.S. human space flight program in the 1960s, scientists developed monitoring systems
to check the health condition of its astronauts. The same technology is used today in the intensive
care units of hospitals.
These days, many (A)____________ for astronauts are being used in our lives in (B)_____________
ways.
(A) (B)
① technologies same
② inventions diverse
③ foods different
④ items intensive
⑤ missions extensive
In 1969, the spacecraft Apollo 11 landed humans on the moon for the very first time in history. The
world ⓐ has had to wait for half a century since then before seriously considering ⓑ to go to Mars.
The delay ⓒ had been because Mars is simply too far from Earth, and we have had only limited
knowledge about it. With the development of science and technology over the last several decades,
projects involving landing a human on Mars ⓓ has begun. With many industrialized countries
participating in those projects in one form or another, scientists are making progress, but big
challenges ⓔ are remained still.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
Another important issue involved in going to and ⓐ lived on Mars is our health. Our bodies work
differently in space. On Earth, gravity drags bodily fluids downwards, but in space this does not
happen. The heart has to work harder during space travel and on Mars to compensate for the weak
or zero gravity. In addition, weightlessness in space ⓑ weaken bones and muscles. Astronauts on
the ISS do a lot of exercise to avoid these problems, with additional help from drugs and artificial
gravity from a spinning device. Similar measures will be used on Mars. One great threat to our body
in space and on Mars ⓒ are cosmic radiation. When we are outside the protection of Earth’s air
and magnetic field, we are exposed to cosmic radiation that ⓓ damages our DNA and increases our
risk for cancer. The plan ⓔ proposing so far is to cover space vehicles with radiation blocking
materials and to build shelters beneath the surface of Mars.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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Because Mars is more than 100 times farther than the moon from Earth, reaching Mars requires ⓐ
serious hardware including a powerful rocket equipped with extremely fast computers. For this
purpose, a new generation of spacecraft is being designed and built at the National Aeronautics and
Space Agency (NASA) of the United States. Even with such powerful rockets, however, a round trip
to Mars would be difficult because it would ⓑ take six months to go there. Even when the two
planets are closest in their orbits, a round trip would take at least one year. Today’s rockets and
spacecraft cannot hold enough fuel for such an extended journey. While scientists are working to ⓒ
get around this problem, a European company has ⓓ come up with a plan to launch a one-way trip
with four astronauts to Mars, with additional crews joining them every two years to form a colony.
The world will have to wait several years to see if the plan ⓔ works.
463. Based on the information in the passage, fill in the blanks with each word in the passage.463) [6과]
As for oxygen, plants might be used to produce it, and human waste might be recycled to provide
nutrients for the plants. Until there would be enough plants to produce sufficient amount of oxygen.
NASA plans to use specially designed machines to convert the carbon dioxide in the Martian air into
oxygen.
464. 다음 글에서 밑줄 친 부분을 영작하려고 할 때, <보기>에 주어진 단어만을 배열하여 영어 문장을 완성하시
오.464) [6과]
The next thing humans require is food. To produce food on Mars, we need special farming
technologies.
[우리는 국제우주정거장(ISS)에서 시험되어져 온 특별한 재배시스템을 활용할 수 있다.]
<보기>
that / tested / growing / been / system / has
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While scientists are working to get around this problem, a European company has come up with a
plan to launch a one-way trip with four astronauts to Mars, with additional crews joining them every
two years to from a colony.
Because Mars is more than 100 times farther than the moon from Earth, reaching Mars requires
serious hardware including a powerful rocket equipped with extremely fast computers. (A) For this
purpose, a new generation of spacecraft is being designed and built at the National Aeronautics and
Space Agency (NASA) of the United States. (B) Even with such powerful rockets, however, a round
trip to Mars would be difficult because it would take six months to go there. (C) Even when the two
planets are closest in their orbits, a round trip would take at least one year. (D) Today’s rockets and
spacecraft cannot hold enough fuel for such an extended journey. (E) The world will have to wait
several years to see if the plan works.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
The final question is this: Do we really have to go to Mars, spending such enormous resources and
risking people’s lives? That is a reasonable question. ⓐ Experts answer by mentioning two kinds of
benefits Martian exploration may bring: practical benefits and a sense of our shared destiny as the
human race. Practical benefits are economic, educational, and political. ⓑ Space travel degrades
industry and draws people into careers in science and engineering. And while space exploration is a
collaboration between countries to cover its high cost, having a space program raises any country’s
standing on the world stage. ⓒ A sense of our shared destiny as the human race can be
understood when considering the increasingly exhausted resources on Earth. We humans need to find
ways to survive before we consume all the available resources on Earth. That is our shared destiny.
Martian exploration, can be seen as a step toward a human presence on another planet. ⓓ It is not
an easy but a worthy dream for humanity. “You can’t really measure the value,” says a scientist
involved in a Martian project. “If money is our only concern, everyone would study business. But we
also want to give meaning to our lives. ⓔ That’s why dreams and passion rarely appeal to
humanity.”
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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467. 다음을 읽고, 밑줄 친 문장의 (1)이유 3가지와 이 문제를 해결하기 전까지 이것을 (2)대체할 수 있는 방안으로
제시된 것을 우리말로 쓰시오.467) [6과]
The next thing humans require is food. To produce food on Mars, we need special farming
technologies. We can apply a special growing system that has been tested on the International
Space Station (ISS). Of course, farming in space is not easy. Plants can be grown in space, but
they require very careful management of gases, water, and dirt. On Mars, the challenge will be more
complex than on the ISS. In addition to recovering water that is locked up in ice, the poor quality of
the soil and the weak gravity of Mars need to be overcome. Therefore, success in farming on Mars
might take decades or even centuries. Until then, food could be printed by three-dimensional (3D)
food printers. With proteins and carbohydrates from various sources such as insects and leaves, 3D
food printers can print pizzas and bread, among other foods. A scientist at NASA predicts that there
will be 25 to 50 basic food items. “We’re not planning for food at fancy restaurants, but just healthy
and nutritious meals,” he says.
468. 다음을 읽고, 방사선에의 노출로 인한 피해를 막기 위한 방법 2가지를 우리말로 쓰시오.468) [6과]
Another important issue involved in going to and living on Mars is our health. Our bodies work
differently in space. On Earth, gravity drags bodily fluids downwards, but in space this does not
happen. The heart has to work harder during space travel and on Mars to compensate for the weak
or zero gravity. In addition, weightlessness in space weakens bones and muscles. Astronauts on the
ISS do a lot of exercise to avoid these problems, with additional help from drugs and artificial gravity
from a spinning device. Similar measures will be used on Mars. One great threat to our body in
space and on Mars is cosmic radiation. When we are outside the protection of Earth’s air and
magnetic field, we are exposed to cosmic radiation that damages our DNA and increases our risk for
cancer. The plan proposed so far is to cover space vehicles with radiation blocking materials and to
build shelters beneath the surface of Mars.
(1) ______________________________________________________
(2) ______________________________________________________
469. 다음 문장이 “그것이 UNESCO가 전 세계에 걸쳐 중요한 무형 문화 전통들을 보존하는 데 헌신하는 이유이
다”라는 이유가 되도록 영작하시오. (주어진 단어만 사용하고, 필요하면 형태를 바꾸시오.)469)
is / devote / preserve / why / that / to
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The final question is this: ____________________________, spending such enormous resources and
risking people's lives? That is a reasonable question. Experts answer by mentioning two kinds of
benefits Martian exploration may bring: practical benefits and a sense of our shared destiny as the
human race. Practical benefits are economic, educational, and political. And a sense of our shared
destiny as the human race can be understood when considering the increasingly exhausted resources
on Earth. We humans need to find ways to survive before we consume all the available resources
on Earth. That is our shared destiny.
Humans need water, food, and oxygen to survive. We have much more to learn about Mars,
although much has already been (A) [covered / discovered]. The most exciting finding about Mars is
water, one of the most vital ingredients for life. NASA scientists have (B) [confirmed / conformed] that
Mars once had more water than the Antarctic Ocean and to this day some of it is locked up in
Martian polar ice caps. Scientists are trying to find (A) [affective / effective] ways to get water from
the ice.
A sense of our shared destiny as the human race can be understood when considering the
increasingly exhausted resources on Earth. We humans need to find ways to survive before we
consume all the available resources on Earth. (A) That is our shared destiny. Martian exploration can
be seen as a step toward a human presence on another planet. It is not an easy but a worthy
dream for humanity. "You can't really measure the value," says a scientist involved in a Martian
project. "If money is our only concern, everyone would study business. But we also want to give
meaning to our lives. (B) [그것이 꿈과 열정이 인류에게 호소하는 이유입니다]
<정답> _________________________________________________________________________________________
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<정답>
That's __________________________________________________________________________________________.
474. 다음 빈칸에 들어갈 알맞은 말을 <보기>에서 골라 각각 한 단어로 쓰시오. (필요한 경우 단어의 형태를 바
꿀 것)474) [6과]
Another important issue involved in going to and living on Mars is our health. Our bodies work (A)
__________ in space. On Earth, gravity drags bodily fluids downwards, but in space this does not
happen. The heart has to work harder during space travel and on Mars to compensate for the weak
or zero gravity. In addition, weightlessness in space (B) __________ bones and muscles. Astronauts
on the ISS do a lot of exercise to avoid these problems, with additional help from drugs and (C)
_________ gravity from a spinning device. Similar measures will be used on Mars.
<보기>
radiation / artificial / weaken / strengthen / differently / natural
<정답>
(A) _____________________ (B) ______________________ (C) ______________________
Can you be sure that you will be healthy when you get to live in Mars? One of the important
issues ⓐ involves in going to and living on Mars is our health. Our bodies work differently in space.
On Earth, gravity drags bodily fluids downwards, but in space this does not happen. The heart has
to work ⓑ much harder during space travel and on Mars to compensate for the weak or zero
gravity. In addition, weightlessness in space weakens bones and muscles. Astronauts on the ISS do
a lot of exercise ⓒ to avoid these problems, with additional help from drugs and artificial gravity from
a spinning device. Similar measures will be used on Mars. One great threat to out body in space
and on Mars ⓓ is cosmic radiation. When we are outside the protection of Earth’s air and magnetic
field, we are exposed to cosmic radiation that damages our DNA and increases our risk for cancer.
The plan proposed so far is to cover space vehicles with radiation blocking materials and ⓔ build
shelters beneath the surface of Mars.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
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Could you guess what humans need if they live in Mars? Apparently, the most basic things are
water and oxygen for humans to survive. We have a lot more to learn about Mars, although much
has already been discovered. The most exciting finding about Mars is water, one of the most vital
ingredients for life. ⓐ NASA scientists have confirmed that Mars once had more water than the
Antarctic Ocean and to this day some of it is locked up in Martian polar ice caps. ⓑ Experts from
NASA are struggling to find out a solution of extracting the water from the ice both in an
economically efficient and safe way. ⓒ To keep the Earth sustainable, they are trying to find
effective ways to get clean air from new energy resources. ⓓ As for oxygen, plants might be used
to produce it, and human waste might be recycled to provide nutrients for the plants. ⓔ Until there
would be enough plants to produce sufficient amount of oxygen, NASA plans to use specially
designed machines to convert the carbon dioxide in the Martian air into oxygen.
① ⓐ ② ⓑ ③ ⓒ ④ ⓓ ⑤ ⓔ
In the era of exploring Mars as a next potential habitat of human beings, the fundamental question
is this: Do we really have to go to Mars, spending such enormous resources and risking people’s
lives?
(A) Space travel stimulates industry and draws people into careers in science and engineering.
And while space exploration is a collaboration between countries to cover its high cost, having a
space program raises any country’s standing on the world stage.
(B) A sense of our shared destiny as the human race can be understood when considering the
increasingly exhausted resources on Earth. We humans need to find ways to survive before we
consume all the available resources on Earth. Martian exploration is expected as a step toward a
human presence on another planet.
(C) That is a reasonable question. Experts answer by mentioning two kinds of benefits Martian
exploration may bring: practical benefits and a sense of our shared destiny as the human race.
Practical benefits are economic, educational, and political.
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The vital thing humans require in Mars is food. To produce food on Mars, we need special farming
technologies. We can (A) [apply / abolish] a special growing system that has been tasted on the
International Space Station (ISS). Of course, farming in space is not easy. Plants can be grown in
space, but the management of gases, water, and dirt for them should be very (B) [sophisticated /
unconcerned]. On Mars, the challenge will be complex than on the ISS. In addition to recovering
water that is locked up in ice, there in another problem. The poor quality. of the soil and the weak
gravity of Mars need to be (C) [recommended / resolved]. Therefore, success in farming on Mars
might take decades or even centuries. Until then, food could be printed by three-dimensional (3D)
food printers. With proteins and carbohydrates from various sources such as insects and leaves, 3D
food printers can print pizzas and bread, among other foods. A scientists as NASA predicts that
there will be 25 to 50 basic food items. “We’re not planning for food at fancy restaurants, but just
healthy and nutritious meals,” he says.
Because Mars is more than 100 times farther than the moon from Earth, reaching Mars requires
serious hardware including a powerful rocket equipped with extremely fast computers, For this
purpose, a new generation of spacecraft is being designed and built at the National Aeronautics and
Space Agency (NASA) of the United States. Even with such powerful rockets, however, a round trip
to Mars would be difficult because it would take six months to go there. Even when the two planets
are closest in their orbits, a round trip would take at least one year. Today’s rockets and spacecraft
cannot hold enough fuel for such an extended journey. While scientists are working to get around
this problem, a European company has come up with a plan to launch a one-way trip with four
astronauts to Mars, with additional crews joining them every two years to form a colony. The world
will have to wait several years to see if the plan works, and it would be required to yield many
proofs which can guarantee it is safe to send human beings to the mysterious planet.
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Humans need water, food, and oxygen to survive. We have much more to learn about Mars,
although much has already been discovered. The most exciting finding about Mars is water, one of
the most vital ingredients for life. NASA scientists have confirmed that Mars once had more water
than the Antarctic Ocean and to this day some of it is locked up in Martian polar ice caps. Scientists
are trying to find effective ways to get water from the ice. The next thing humans require is food.
Farming in space is not easy. Plants can be grown in space, but they require very careful
management of gases, water, and dirt. In addition to recovering water that is locked up in ice, the
poor quality of the soil and the weak gravity of Mars need to be overcome. Therefore, success in
farming on Mars might take decades or even centuries. Until then, food could be printed by
three-dimensional (3D) food printers. With proteins and carbohydrates from various sources such as
insects and leaves, 3D food printers can print pizzas and bread, among other foods. As for oxygen;
plants might be used to produce it, and human waste might be recycled to provide nutrients for the
plants. Until there would be enough plants to produce sufficient amount of oxygen, NASA plans to
use specially designed machines to convert the carbon dioxide in the Martian air into oxygen.
Even with such powerful rockets, however, a round trip to Mars would be difficult because it would
take six months to go there.
Because Mars is more than 100 times farther than the moon from Earth, reaching Mars requires
serious hardware including a powerful rocket equipped with extremely fast computers. (A) For this
purpose, a new generation of spacecraft is being designed and built at the National Aeronautics and
Space Agency (NASA) of the United Stated. (B) Even when the two planets are closest in their
orbits, a round trip would take at least one year. (C) Today’s rockets and spacecraft cannot hold
enough fuel for such an extended journey. (D) While scientists are working to get around this
problem, a European company has come up with a plan to launch a one-way trip with four
astronauts to Mars, with additional crews joining them every two years to form a colony. (E) The
world will have to wait several years to see if the plan works.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
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Jimmy had newly decorated his room and wanted a piece of artwork that fit into the space. Through
a website sharing works of art, he picked an artwork to his taste from a wide variety of artists and
rented it monthly. When he paints his room a different color, he can return the current piece and
rent another. He is not interested in permanent ownership of particular artworks. He simply want to
enjoy art in his daily life.
Another important issue involved in going to and living on Mars is our health. Our bodies work
differently in space. On Earth, gravity drags bodily fluids downwards, but in space this does not
happen. The heart has to work harder during space travel and on Mars to compensate for the weak
or zero gravity. In addition, weightlessness in space weakens bones and muscles. Astronauts on the
ISS do a log of exercise to avoid these problems, with additional help from drugs and artificial gravity
from a spinning device. Similar measures will be used on Mars. One great threat to our body in
space and on Mars is cosmic radiation. When we are outside the protection of Earth’s air and
magnetic field, we are exposed to cosmic radiation that damages our DNA and increases our risk for
cancer. The plan proposed so far is to cover space vehicles with radiation blocking materials and to
build shelters beneath the surface of Mars.
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484. 다음 글의 괄호 (A), (B), (C) 안에서 어법에 맞는 표현으로 가장 적절한 것은?484) [6과]
In 1969, the spacecraft Apollo 11 landed humans on the moon for the very first time in history. The
world has had to wait for half a century since then before seriously (A) [considering / considered]
going to Mars. The delay has been because Mars is simply too far from Earth, and we have had
only limited knowledge about it. With the development of science and technology over the last
several decades, projects (B) [involving / involved] landing a human on Mars have begun. With many
industrialized countries (C) [participated / participating] in those projects in one form or another,
scientists are making progress, but big challenges still remain.
To produce food on Mars, we need special farming technologies. We can apply a special growing system
that has been tested on the International Space Station (ISS). Of course, farming in space is not easy.
Plants can be grown in space, but they require very careful management of gases, water, and dirt. (A) On
Mars, the challenge will be more complex than on the ISS. (B) In addition to recovering water that is
locked up in ice, the poor quality of the soil and the weak gravity of Mars need to be overcome. (C)
Therefore, success in farming on Mars might take decades or even centuries. (D) With proteins and
carbohydrates from various sources such as insects and leaves, 3D food printers can print pizzas and
bread, among other foods. (E) A scientist at NASA predicts that there will be 25 to 50 basic food items.
“We’re not planning for food at fancy restaurants, but just healthy and nutritious meals,” he says.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
Because Mars is more than 100 times farther than the moon from Earth, reaching Mars requires
serious hardware including a powerful rocket equipped with extremely fast computers. For this
purpose, a new generation of spacecraft is being designed and built at the National Aeronautics and
Space Agency (NASA) of the United States. Even with such powerful rockets, (A) ____________, a
round trip to Mars would be difficult because it would take six months to go there. Even when the
two planets are closest in their orbits, a round trip would take at least one year. Today’s rockets and
spacecraft cannot hold enough fuel for such an extended journey. (가) [__________ scientists are
working to get around this problem, a European company has __________ __________ __________ a
plan to __________ a one-way trip with four astronauts to Mars, __________ additional crews
__________ them __________ two years to form a colony.] (E) The world will have to wait several
years to see if the plan works.
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(가) [__________ scientists are working to get around this problem, a European company has
__________ __________ __________ a plan to __________ a one-way trip with four astronauts to
Mars, __________ additional crews __________ them __________ two years to form a colony.]
해석: 과학자들이 이 문제를 해결하기 위해 노력하는 동안, 유럽의 한 회사는 우주 비행사 네 명의 편도 화성
여행으로, 2년마다 추가 팀을 합류시켜 식민지를 건설한다는 계획을 내놓았다.
정답 : ________________________________________________________________________________
The final question is this: Do we really have to go to Mars, spending such enormous resources and
risking people’s lives? That is a reasonable question. Experts answer by mentioning two kinds of
benefits Martian exploration may bring: practical benefits and a sense of our shared destiny as the
human race. Practical benefits are economic, educational, and ________________. Space travel
stimulates industry and draws people into careers in science and engineering. And while space
exploration is a collaboration between countries to cover its high cost, having a space program raises
any country’s standing on the world stage.
Today’s rockets and spacecraft cannot hold enough fuel for such an extended journey.
Because Mars is more than 100 times farther than the moon from Earth, reaching Mars requires
serious hardware including a powerful rocket equipped with extremely fast computers. (A) For this
purpose, a new generation of spacecraft is being designed and built at the National Aeronautics and
Space Agency (NASA) of the United States. (B) Even with such powerful rockets, however, a round
trip to Mars would be difficult because it would take six months to go there. (C) Even when the two
planets are closest in their orbits, a round trip would take at least one year. (D) While scientists are
working to get around this problem, a European company has come up with a plan to launch a
one-way trip with four astronauts to Mars, with additional crews joining them every two years to from
a colony. (E) The world will have to wait several years to see if the plan works.
① A ② B ③ C ④ D ⑤ E
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Humans need ________________________ to survive on Mars. We have much more to learn about
Mars, although 이미 많은 것이 발견되어왔다. The most exciting finding about Mars is water, one of the
most vital ingredients for life. NASA scientists have confirmed that Mars once had mores water than
the Antarctic Ocean and to this day some of it is locked up in Martian polar ice caps. Scientists are
trying to find effective ways to get water from the ice. The next thing humans require if food. To
produce food on Mars, we need special farming technologies. We can apply a special growing
system that has been tested on the International Space Station (ISS). Of course, farming in space is
not easy. Plants can be grown in space, but they require very careful management of gases, water,
and dirt. On Mars, the challenge will be more complex than on the ISS. In addition to recovering
water that is locked up in ice, the poor quality of the soil and the weak gravity of Mars need to be
overcome. Therefore, success in farming on Mars might take decades or even centuries. As for
oxygen, plants might be used to produce it, and human waste might be recycled to provide nutrients
for the plants. Until there would be enough plants to produce sufficient amount of oxygen, NASA
plans to use specially designed machines to convert the carbon dioxide in the Martian air into
oxygen.
<보기>
have, discover
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Kenny Cater is a former high school and college basketball player, now running a successful
business selling sporting goods in Richmond, California. The basketball team of Richmond High
School, where he played long ago, however, ⓐ are in deep trouble. ⓑ Undisciplined both in the
classroom and on the court, they register disappointing seasons year after year. It is not just their
problem, though. Their attitude toward basketball and studying reflects ⓒ those of the other students
and teachers at the school: hopelessness. Richmond High graduates only fifty percent of its students,
of ⓓwhom only a small number go on to college. Upon ⓔ repeating requests from the exhausted
coach to take over the team, Cater accepts the offer, but his plan is to teach more than basketball.
He wants to send the players to college because he believes a college education is the most
effective stepping stone toward a better future for them. The first thing he does to carry out his plan
is having the players ⓕ sign contracts, his idea of inspiring discipline and commitment.
① ⓐ, ⓒ, ⓓ ② ⓐ, ⓒ, ⓔ ③ ⓑ, ⓒ, ⓔ
④ ⓑ, ⓓ, ⓕ ⑤ ⓒ, ⓔ, ⓕ
493. 다음 Education board meeting에서 일어난 글의 내용을 한 문장으로 요약하고자 할 때, 빈칸 (A), (B)에 들
어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?493) [SL]
At the education board meeting held at the angry parents' request, parents demand that the gym be
opened and the basketball team continue playing again.
Woman : This whole school, this whole community is behind this team. Everybody goes to every
game. Basketball is the only thing that these boys have. Are we going to let Coach Carter come in
here and take that away from them?
Carter : You need to consider the message that you're sending these boys. I'm trying to teach them
the discipline that will inform their lives and give them choices. If you approve of the fact that 15-,
16-, and 17-year-olds don't have to honor the simple rules of a basketball contract, how long do you
think it'll be before they're out there breaking laws? I took this job because I wanted to effect change
in a special group of young men, and this is the only way I know how to do that.
→ At the education board meeting, the woman insists that the basketball team (A) __________
playing games, and Carter sincerely requests that the boys(basketball players) (B) ___________ the
simple rules of the contract.
(A) (B)
① cease honor
② resume respect
③ restart neglect
④ desist follow
⑤ continue disregard
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1) ⑤
2) natural alarm system
3) ④
4) ①
5) deal with stress / exercise / burns away extra stress hormones [or] burn away extra stress
hormones / exercise / deal with stress
6) and they
7) ways for you to keep stress under control [or] ways to keep stress under control for you
[or] You need ways to keep stress under control
8) ①
9) ②
10) (A) stress
11) (B) if it had not been for
12) ③
13) ④
14) ②
15) are not as instantly resolved as they were when you used to bump into tigers
16) ②
17) ⑤
18) ④
19) ②
20) ⑤
21) It’s (It is) not always easy to do so.
혹은 Doing so is not always easy.
혹은 To do so is not always easy.
22) ③
23) Try not to worry about school or homework.
24) ③
25) ④
26) ③
27) ⑤
28) ②
29) ①
30) ①
31) ⓐensures / ⓑruin / ⓓin which
32) could not have survived
33) ②
34) ③
35) ①
36) 운동
37) running away from your problem is one of the worst ways to deal with stress.
38) There is anything special about teenage stress, compared with that of adult.
39) ②
40) ③
41) ①
42) ⑤
43) ④
44) ③
45) It developed as a way to protect them from predators and other threats.
46) ④
47) ⑤
48) ③
49) If it had not been for (the) fight or flight response
50) ⑤
51) ④
52) He doesn't sound like he is ill
53) ⓓ 주어진 문장의 are에 오류가 있다. 앞 문장의 suffer가 일반 동사이기 때문에 대동사 are가 아니
라 do로 고쳐야 한다.
54) ④
55) ⑤
56) 영어: fight-or-flight response
(1) 심장박동 상승, (2) 혈압 상승 (3) 에너지 증강
57) ④
58) ③
59) ③
60) ⑤
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61) ①
62) ①
63) you are stressed out
64) ②
65) fight and solve the preblem
66) burns away extra stress hormones and replaces them with others makes you happ
67) C) that
D) which
68) ②
69) ②
70) ④
71) ③
72) ⑤
73) ②
74) ⑤
75) ⑤
76) ①
77) ⑤
78) ④
79) ②
80) ③
81) ③
82) (A) Know how to keep themselves healthy / (B) eat right and exercise regularly
83) ①
84) ①
85) ③
86) ④
87) (A) suffer from high level / (B) to have a good understanding of the issue
88) (A) ⓐ helps / (B) ⓓ overwhelming
89) ③
90) ②
91) without it 또는 but for it
92) ⑤
93) for / what / tell / do is / move / run
94) ④
95) ③
96) ⑤
97) the first / another name (각 2점)
98) (1) 추상명사 / (2) 그러면 (각 2점)
99) ②
100) ④
101) ①
102) ④
103) ⑤
104) ⑤
105) were less favored than sweet potatoes by Europeans
106) ②
107) ②
108) (1) 당시 유럽인들이 잘 알던 독성 식물의 열매와 모양이 매우 닮았다.
(2) 독사과라는 별명으로 불리며, 토마토를 먹은 귀족이 병이 들거나 때로는 죽는다고 생각되었다.
109) before they became
110) ①
111) ④
112) (A) India
(B) black pepper
(C) chilies (red peppers, chili peppers)
113) (1) 다양한 기후 및 재배조건의 폭이 넓다.
(2) 풍미가 더해짐으로써 가난한 사람도 매일 먹을 수 있다.
114) ③
115) ⑤
116) ②
117) ②
118) The first reason was that tomatoes looked a lot like the fruits of certain poisonous
plants that were well known to Europeans
119) ①
120) ⑤
121) ②
122) ④
123) ⓓcomsumed / ⓔwas / ⓖblended
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124) ③
125) ④
126) ①
127) 토마토가 산성이 높았기 때문에 금속으로 만든 접시에 놓였을 때 토마토는 납을 방출하여 식사하는
사람에게 독을 주는 결과를 만들었다.
128) ⑤
129) they originated in another country
130) ③
131) ②
132) ⑤
133) ②
134) ①
135) As soon as he returned to Spain
136) Tomatoes had to wait longer than the others, nearly two hundred years, before becoming
part of everyday meals.
137) ③
138) ④
139) he expected will capture the attention of Europeans
140) had merits in the aspects of both cultivation and nutrition
141) ⑤
142) ③
143) (1)그것이 유럽 사람들에게 잘 알려진 특정한 독성 식물의 열매와 매우 닮았기 때문이다.
(2) 1880년대에 나폴리에서의 피자의 발명으로 인기 있게 되었다.
144) ③
145) ④
146) ⑤
147) It got popular with the invention of pizza in Naples in the 1880s.
148) ②
149) It’s because they were easy to grow in a wide range of climates and conditions.
150) ①
151) ②
152) ②
153) ③
154) ④
155) ⑤
156) ④
157) had used black pepper / since ancient times
158) Potatoes were not only nutritious but also grew well on poor soils and in hostile
climates.
159) ④
160) ②
161) ②
162) ⑤
163) ②
164) ④
165) (A) chilies are much less valuable than other crops / (B) chilies are not as valuable as
other crops
166) ①
167) ④
168) A) route
169) Imported from South India
170) C) (m)istaken
171) A) transformed B) nutrition C) hostile
172) A) Chilies are much less valuable
173) ③
174) ②
175) ②
176) ③
177) Because it was imported South India and nearby islands, (black pepper) was an expensive
spice.
178) ②
179) ④
180) ①
181) ⑤
182) much less valuable than
183) globalization
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184) ②
185) ④
186) ②
187) (1) 토마토가 유럽 사람들에게 독이 있다고 널리 알려진 식물의 열매와 매우 닮았기 때문에 / (2) 토
마토를 먹은 귀족들이 아프거나 먹은 후 죽는다고 생각되었기 때문에
188) ①
189) ⑤
190) ①
191) ②
192) ③
193) ②
194) Hardly had I seen him
195) with the products promoted by product placement becoming more expensive
196) Tom had many friends with whom he used to hang out when he was little. / Tom had
many friends who(m) he used to hang out with when he was little.
197) ②
198) ③
199) ③
200) Never can traditional funding support the increased cost
201) ①, ②
202) ④
203) ③
204) was the scene the talk of the town for breaking a media stereotype of blind people
205) ①
206) ⑤
207) ④
208) ④
209) Never can traditional funding support the increased cost.
210) ③
211) so popular among Chinese people that
212) ③
213) ③
214) ④
215) 콘텐츠 제작자, 제품제조회사
216) ②
217) 더 많은 간접광고를 유치함으로써. (비슷한 내용이면 정답)
218) ③
219) ③
220) ④
221) ⑤
222) ③
223) ③
224) ④
225) ②, ③, ④, ⑤
226) ③, ④
227) ④
228) the extra marketing costs for product placement are added to the product's consumer
price, with the products promoted by product placement becoming more expensive.
229) ③
230) ③
231) ②
232) ④
233) ②
234) ①
235) ④
236) ⑤
237) ③
238) ④
239) ②
240) ①
241) ③
242) 간접광고 / 한국티비쇼들
243) 새로운 미디어 환경에서 제작비 조달 / 프로그램 내용 더 나은 품질 / 맥락 속에서 간접광고의 혜택
244) (1) ③
(2) While proven to be an effective way to advertise products, products placement has pros
and cons
245) ②
246) ①
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299) ③
300) ②
301) ③
302) ①
303) ⑤
304) ④
305) ③
306) ③
307) But for electric light, we would live in total darkness.
308) ⑤
309) ②
310) ④
311) ③
312) ②
313) ①
314) ④
315) (1) If it were not for the sharing service
(2) Were it not for the sharing service
(3) Without the sharing service (이중 택 2)
316) ①
317) were so poor they could not pay
318) ①
319) ③
320) with → without
321) what → where
322) ④
323) ③
324) ⑤
325) ④
326) ③
327) ①
328) (A) trust / (B) information
329) (A) Sharing website / (B) reasonable / (C) sharing
330) ②
331) ③
332) ③
333) ⑤
334) ⑤
335) ④
336) ①
337) ⑤
338) ④
339) ②
340) ①
341) Without the service, Hyeonwoo would have had no choice but to buy the expensive tool.
342) have access
343) willing to pay
344) ③
345) What they started was a whole new business model providing a platform for the sharing
economy.
346) ④
347) ②
348) too expensive to buy
349) ①
350) ⑤
351) ⓑ / (to) save
352) it were not for
353) ②
354) ④
355) ④
356) ③
357) ④
358) ③
359) ③
360) along with appropriate case stories casting light on what the sharing economy is and
how it works.
361) ③
362) (A) renting
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(B) owning
(C) reduced/reducing
(D) sustainable
(E) resources
363) ②
364) ⑤
365) ③
366) ④
367) entertainment(s) ※ 오타 개수 당 –1점
368) ④
369) (1) development → developing / (2) tried → trying
370) ⑤
371) ③
372) 문화적 다양성을 증진시키고, 서로 다른 생활방식들에 대한 존중을 장려하기 때문에
373) ②
374) local gypsy culture
375) ⑤
376) ①
377) ④
378) ①
379) ②
380) ②
381) ①
382) ④
383) ①
384) ④
385) ③
386) ④
387) ③
388) (1) ⓓ the entertainers raised issues on behalf of ordinary people and try to realize
(2) ⓔ Representing the joyful excitement of the Korean people, nasadangnori keeps its
tradition alive.
389) Mariachi music emphasizes the value of respect for the natural heritage of the regions
of Mexico including local history
390) ①
391) ②
392) ④
393) The local gypsy cultures of Spain did.
394) It is passed down from fathers to sos through performance.
395) ①
396) ⑤
397) ④
398) ③
399) ④
400) ⑤
401) (A) ① watch ② dancing
(B) ③ have ④ played ⑤ developing
(C) ⑥ trying ⑦ through
402) shadow puppet theater was very popular
403) ②
404) ④
405) ①
406) ③
407) ③,⑤
408) ⑤
409) ④,⑤
410) ⑤
411) (1) They tried to depict the difficult lives of ordinary people. / They raised issues on
behalf of ordinary people.
(2) They tried to realize the ideals of equality and freedom.
412) ③
413) ③
414) (A) Sujee / (B) only two people / (C) two or more members / (D) Manho / (E) royal
people / (F) common people
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