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[1-3] Choose the word that is closest in meaning 6. What does them refer to in the passage?
to the underlined word. a. foreign audiences b. Americans
1. c. simple stories d. these films
Unlike normal adults though, they seek the
things that remind them of their own youth. 7. What is mentioned as an effect of sharing
a. discover b. pursue media across borders?
c. demand d. gather a. It decreases the quality of content.
b. It encourages cultural diversity.
c. American films will become more appealing to
2.
Americans.
Their production creates substantial amounts of d. The Chinese government has banned Korean
air pollution. dramas.
a. uncommon b. frequent [8-9] Read the passage and answer the questions.
c. considerable d. enough Another food of the future will be meals that
give us more than current food (A) does.
3. Eating pancakes (B) made out of crickets might
They wrote stories about minor events with not sound appealing. However, crickets are high
huge headlines. in protein and essential amino acids. This means
a. imaginary b. serious that cricket pancakes are healthier than typical
c. special d. unimportant flour (C) one. A food that sounds like it comes
from science fiction is soylent. Made of various
4. Which word does NOT match with its types of flour, proteins, and starches, soylent is a
definition? drinkable meal replacement. It contains all the
a. pose : to be or make a possible danger vitamins and minerals (D) that a person needs to
b. replicate : to do something again exactly stay healthy.
c. appealing : easily getting one’s attention
d. strategy : the ability to learn or solve problems 8. Which is the most appropriate for the blank?
a. meat b. energy c. fiber d. nutrients
5. Which word does NOT match with its
definition? 9. Which one is NOT grammatically correct in the
a. alter : to modify or change something passage?
b. villain : the main character in a movie, book, a. (A) b. (B) c. (C) d. (D)
etc.
c. legacy : something from the past that still 10. Which one is the correct order?
matters today
d. blockbuster : a very popular movie made with Our lives today already benefit from AI.
a big budget (1) For example, AI is being used to help find a
cure for cancer. AI can also have applications in
our daily lives.
(2) Scientists are using AI systems to help them
solve major problems that are beyond human
[6-7] Read the passage and answer the questions. calculating abilities.
While sharing media across borders offers many (3) Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg hopes to
benefits, not everyone thinks it’s a good idea. develop a simple AI program to work as his
Some critics have noted that many recent personal assistant. Such an AI may be used in
American films are made to appeal more to future smartphones.
foreign audiences than to Americans. They say a. (1)-(3)-(2) b. (2)-(1)-(3)
that these films have simple stories and clichéd c. (2)-(3)-(1) d. (3)-(2)-(1)
dialog. This makes them less enjoyable to watch.
Officials in China have warned citizens not to 11. Which is the best pair for the blanks (A) and
watch too many Korean dramas. They say the (B)?
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Kidults have jobs and bills to pay, just like normal a. legally paid off
adults. (A) normal adults though, they seek the b. legally paid back
things that remind them of their own youth and c. illegally paid off
keep them in touch with today’s teenagers. (B) d. illegally paid back
, they still do activities they did as teenagers, such
as skateboarding or playing old-school video
games. They wear clothing that is more suited to a 14. Which is the best place for the sentence?
fourteen-year-old than a thirty-four-year-old. At Many children like to play dress-up. (ⓐ) They
parties, they play group activities such as the floor might wear their parents’ clothes for fun. (ⓑ)
game Twister instead of having conversations. They They may dress up like their favorite cartoon
even alter their speech by using more slang words character for Halloween. (ⓒ) Millions of adults
like “cool” when their non-kidult friends would say today also enjoy playing dress-up. (ⓓ) This is
“great.” They have as few non-kidult adult friends called cosplay.
as possible. However, assuming another identity is not just
for children.
a. ⓐ b. ⓑ c. ⓒ d. ⓓ
(A) (B) [15-16] Read the passage and answer the questions.
a. Unlike For instance Walt Disney and his older brother Roy founded
b. Unlike Even so Walt Disney Animation Studios in 1923. Five
c. Like For instance years later, they released the short film
d. Like Even so Steamboat Willie. It was notable for being the
first cartoon with synchronized sound. It also
12. Which is the most appropriate for the blank? starred a new cartoon mouse, Mickey. In 1937,
As adults, people have more Disney released the first full-length animated
responsibilities, so life seems to be less fun. And color film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs . It
adults are more aware that the human body was the most successful film that year. Snow
degenerates and people get old. There is a strong White became a model for later Disney films. It
temptation for adults to relive a more innocent featured detailed animation, brave heroes, and
phase of their lives. They do this to forget the scary villains. Disney directed many other highly
stress that comes with being an adult. regarded films until his death in 1966. Today,
a. How are kidults similar to normal adults? Disney’s legacy lives on through Mickey Mouse,
b. Why do some adults become kidults? Donald Duck, Goofy, and all the other characters
c. How do adults act like young people? he created.
d. Why is youth wasted on the young?
15. Which is NOT true about Walt Disney?
a. His movies feature heroes and villains.
13. Which is the best pair for the blanks (A) and b. He founded his animation company with his
(B)? brother.
Online retailers also use the 99-cent price point. c. He produced the first cartoon with
When the former CEO of Apple, Steve Jobs, synchronized sound.
established the iTunes music store in 2003, there d. His first full-length film starred Mickey.
was no way to legally download music online. For
iTunes to succeed, Jobs needed to select a price 16. What is the film that Walt Disney released in
point that would persuade users to purchase 1928?
music rather than download it (A) . The price
he chose was $0.99. His strategy (B) , and
iTunes became the first successful paid music [17-18] Read the passage and answer the
download service. Currently, over 25 billion songs questions.
have been downloaded from iTunes. Clickbait advertising has its roots in yellow
journalism. Starting in 1895, two New York
newspapers began running increasingly
sensationalist headlines about the Spanish-
(A) (B) American War. Often, they were written in yellow
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Answer Key
1. b 2. c 3. d 4. d 5. b 6. d 7. a 8. d
9. c 10. b 11. a 12. b 13. c 14. c 15. d
16. Steamboat Willie 17. curiously → curious
18. sensationalist/huge, headlines
19. Cosplayers 20. most, popular