2023년신정중3-1기말Times 합본 (유형별) 문제지

2023 년 신정중 3-1 기말 Times
Q. 이 교재의 주요 어휘와 뜻을 암기하시오. 어휘암기(문제지)
어휘 암기장
번호 어휘 뜻 번호 어휘 뜻
1 friendship 우정, 우애 2 often 자주, 흔히
3 feather 깃털, 깃 4 flock 떼, 무리; 모이다
5 together 함께, 같이 6 according to ~에 따르면
7 live 살다; 살아 있는 8 tropical 열대의, 열대성의
9 place 장소; 두다 10 unique 독특한, 유일한, 특별한
11 bright 빛나는, 밝은 12 thin 얇은, 가는; 얇아지다
13 social 사회의, 사교의 14 sometimes 때때로
단 하나의, 독신의,
15 thousand 천, 1000 16 single
(차표 따위가) 편도의
17 over ~위에, ~이 끝나고 18 observe 관찰하다, 준수하다
19 form 형식; 형성하다[되다] 20 relationship 관계, 관련, 연관
21 within ~ 이내에; ~ 이내의 22 learned 학문이 있는, 박식한
23 each 각각의; 각자 24 even ~조차(도), 훨씬
25 inside 안쪽; 내부의 26 hang out with ~와 어울리다
머무르다, 그대로 있다; 가까운, 인근의;

27 stay 28 nearby
머무름 가까이에, 근처에
29 length 길이, 기간 30 each other 서로, 상호 간에
지난, 마지막의;
31 last 32 lifetime 일생, 생애; 일생의
지속[계속]되다
33 furthermore 게다가, 더욱이 34 found 설립하다, 세우다
35 personality 성격, 인격, 특성, 개성 36 important 중요한, 영향력이 큰
대담한, 용감한, 굵고
37 for example 예를 들면 38 bold
진한
공격적인,매우
39 make friends with ~와 친해지다 40 aggressive
적극적인
~을 더 좋아하다,
41 shy 수줍어하는, 수줍은 42 prefer
선호하다
43 companion 친구, 동료, 동반자 44 similar 비슷한, 유사한
묶는 것, 유대, 접착,
45 however 그러나, 그렇지만 46 bond
계약; 결속하다
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~할 때마다, 언제
47 protect 보호하다, 지키다 48 whenever
~하든지
49 threaten 위협하다, 협박하다 50 celebrate 축하하다, 기념하다
51 have a good time 즐겁게 지내다 52 receive 받다, 수령하다
53 gift 선물, 재능 54 create 창조하다, 만들어내다
55 special 특별한, 전문의 56 name 이름; 이름을 붙이다
대하다, 대접[치료]하다; 존경[존중]하다; 존중,

57 treat 58 respect
대접, 한턱내기 존경
59 believe in ~의 존재를 믿다 60 strict 엄한, 엄격한
들어 올리다, 기르다,
61 discipline 규율, 훈육; 훈육하다 62 raise
재배하다, 모금하다
일치하지 않다, 의견이

63 disagree 64 opinion 의견, 견해
다르다
65 fight for ~을 위해 싸우다 66 right 옳은, 오른쪽의; 권리
67 believe 믿다, 생각하다 68 future 미래, 장래; 미래의
69 work 일하다, 작동하다 70 literature 문학
이용[구]할 수 있는, 쓸모 출판[발행]하다,

71 available 72 publish
있는 발표하다
발표하다, 알리다,
73 announce 74 hold 잡다, 개최하다
방송하다
75 event 일, 사건, 행사 76 for the first time 처음으로
불행하게도,
77 unfortunately 78 allow 허락하다, 허가하다
유감스럽게도
기간, 시기, 시대,

79 during ~ 동안 80 period
마침표
음악의, 음악에 소질이

81 properly 제대로, 적절히, 올바로 82 musical
있는; 뮤지컬
실행하다, 수행하다,
83 performance 실행, 수행, 연기, 공연 84 perform
연기[연주]하다
85 in public 공개적으로 86 pay 지불하다; 급료
87 through ~을 통하여 88 donation 기부, 기증, 기부금
정사각형, 제곱, 광장;

89 take place (사건 등이) 일어나다 90 square
정사각형의
91 side 측면, 옆 92 complain 불평하다, 호소하다
그러한, 그렇게, ~와
93 such 94 enjoy -ing ~하는 것을 즐기다
같은
95 loud 큰 소리의, 시끄러운 96 outside 바깥쪽; 외부의
97 choice 선택, 고르기 98 public 대중의, 공공의; 대중

99 usually 보통, 대개 100 crowded 붐비는, 복잡한
돌진하다, 급히 하다;
101 in place 제자리에 102 rush
돌진
(길 등을) 막다; 덩어리,

103 destination 목적지 104 block
구역
on the other
105 dangerous 위험한 106 한편, 반면에
hand
~에 찬성하여, ~을
107 in favor of 108 interesting 재미있는
위하여
109 dynamic 역동적인, 활동적인 110 tourist 관광객
111 attract 끌다, 매혹하다 112 cultural 문화의
지지[부양]하다; 지지,
113 experience 경험, 체험; 경험하다 114 support
후원, 도움
115 plenty 많음, 풍부, 충분 116 area 지역, 구역, 범위
117 this way 이런 식으로 118 get in (승용차를) 타다
119 way 방법, 길 120 cause 원인; ~을 야기하다
(과학) 기술,
121 problem 문제, 의문 122 technology
테크놀로지
연결하다,
123 connect 124 device 장치, 기구, 궁리, 고안
관계[관련]시키다
125 story 이야기, (건물의) 층 126 behind ~의 뒤에
개발하다,
127 develop 128 engineer 기술자, 공학자
발전[발달]시키다
통합[결속]시키다, 상태, 국가, 주(州);

129 unite 130 state
연합[단결]하다 말하다
131 some of ~중의 일부 132 one day 어느날
133 discuss 논의하다, 토론하다 134 rule 규칙, 자; 다스리다
135 century 100 년, 1 세기 136 ruler 지배자, 자
돌다, 회전하다; 회전, 별명, 애칭; 별명을

137 turn 138 nickname
차례 붙이다
이웃(사람); 이웃의,
139 neighbor 140 union 연합, 합병, (노동) 조합
인근의; 이웃하다
141 impressed 감명[감동]을 받은 142 at that time 그 때, 그 당시에
have ~ in 공통으로 ~을 가지고

143 try to ~하려고 노력하다 144
common 있다
145 inspire 격려하다, 영감을 주다 146 combine 결합시키다, 결합하다
147 letter 글자, 편지 148 ancient 고대의, 오래된

표현하다; 급행의,
149 initial 처음의, 이름의 첫 글자 150 express
속달의; 급행열차
지나가다, 건네주다, 즐거움, 재미, 오락,

151 pass 152 amusement
합격하다 놀이
153 park 공원; 주차하다 154 wait 기다리다, 대기하다
155 line 줄; 줄을 서다 156 get on 타다
157 popular 인기 있는, 대중적인 158 rid 없애다, 제거하다
여분의, 추가의, 특별한,

159 extra 160 move to ~로 이사하다
임시의
161 front 앞, 정면의 162 without ~ 없이
청구하다, 고발하다,
163 enjoy 즐기다, 재미를 보다 164 charge
요금, 고발, 책임
~의 가치가 있는, ~할 점, 요점; 가리키다, ~을

165 worth 166 point
만한; 가치 향하다
제공하다, 제안하다;
167 company 회사, 친구 168 offer
제안
169 customer 손님, 단골, 거래처 170 get better 더 좋아지다
171 service 서비스 (사업), 근무 172 provide 공급하다, 제공하다
173 deal 다루다, 처리하다; 거래 174 against ~에 반대하여
175 visitor 방문객, 손님 176 enter 들어가다, 입학하다
~할 가치가 있다,
177 deserve 178 fairly 상당히, 꽤, 공정하게
~할[받을] 만하다
179 unfair 불공평한, 부당한 180 treatment 치료, 처리, 대우
도덕적인; 교훈, (~s)

181 teach 가르치다 182 moral
도덕
거르다, 건너뛰다,
183 skip 184 alive 살아 있는, 활발한
깡총깡총 뛰다
주요한, 전공의, 다수의;

185 famous 유명한 186 major
전공하다
187 around the world 전 세계에 188 be full of ~로 가득 차다
189 impressive 인상적인, 감명을 주는 190 travel 여행하다; 여행
시작하다, 출시하다,
191 exhibition 전시회, 전시 192 launch
발사하다
여행[관광]하다; 여행,
193 tour 194 kingdom 왕국, 왕토
관광
매달리다, 붙잡다,
195 include 포함하다, 함유하다 196 hang on (전화를) 끊지 않고
기다리다
197 instead 대신에, 그보다도 198 gallery 미술관, 화랑

전시하다, 진열하다;
199 display 200 image 이미지, 인상, 그림
전시, 진열
201 ceiling 천장 202 stand 서다, 견디다; 노점
203 imagine 상상하다, 추측하다 204 part 부분, 역할
205 recreation 오락, 레크리에이션 206 want to ~하고 싶다
감사하다, 진가를
207 surround 둘러싸다, 에워싸다 208 appreciate
인정하다

Q. 빈 칸에 한글 뜻에 해당하는 영어 어휘를 쓰시오. 어휘암기(문제지)
어휘 쓰기 테스트
번호 뜻 어휘 번호 뜻 어휘
1 지역, 구역, 범위 2 논의하다, 토론하다
3 제공하다, 제안하다; 제안 4 문학
5 대신에, 그보다도 6 기다리다, 대기하다
7 한편, 반면에 8 도덕적인; 교훈, (~s) 도덕
9 방문객, 손님 10 ~위에, ~이 끝나고
11 인상적인, 감명을 주는 12 위협하다, 협박하다
13 일, 사건, 행사 14 (승용차를) 타다
15 존경[존중]하다; 존중, 존경 16 관찰하다, 준수하다
17 설립하다, 세우다 18 큰 소리의, 시끄러운
19 타다 20 줄; 줄을 서다
21 제대로, 적절히, 올바로 22 허락하다, 허가하다
23 살아 있는, 활발한 24 앞, 정면의
25 일생, 생애; 일생의 26 ~하고 싶다
27 끌다, 매혹하다 28 ~조차(도), 훨씬
29 예를 들면 30 제자리에
31 그러한, 그렇게, ~와 같은 32 깃털, 깃
33 ~할 때마다, 언제 ~하든지 34 형식; 형성하다[되다]
35 ~중의 일부 36 장치, 기구, 궁리, 고안
~의 가치가 있는, ~할
37 38 처음으로
만한; 가치
실행하다, 수행하다,
39 길이, 기간 40
연기[연주]하다
41 이름; 이름을 붙이다 42 옳은, 오른쪽의; 권리
43 사회의, 사교의 44 특별한, 전문의
45 이야기, (건물의) 층 46 측면, 옆
47 불행하게도, 유감스럽게도 48 ~와 친해지다

49 기부, 기증, 기부금 50 100 년, 1 세기
51 포함하다, 함유하다 52 문화의
음악의, 음악에 소질이

53 별명, 애칭; 별명을 붙이다 54
있는; 뮤지컬
청구하다, 고발하다, 요금, 통합[결속]시키다,

55 56
고발, 책임 연합[단결]하다
57 받다, 수령하다 58 창조하다, 만들어내다
전시하다, 진열하다; 전시,

59 격려하다, 영감을 주다 60
진열
61 얇은, 가는; 얇아지다 62 선물, 재능
발표하다, 알리다,
63 64 공개적으로
방송하다
65 그러나, 그렇지만 66 서다, 견디다; 노점
주요한, 전공의, 다수의; 가까운, 인근의; 가까이에,

67 68
전공하다 근처에
~할 가치가 있다,
69 70 감명[감동]을 받은
~할[받을] 만하다
71 왕국, 왕토 72 게다가, 더욱이
73 관광객 74 대담한, 용감한, 굵고 진한
75 서비스 (사업), 근무 76 실행, 수행, 연기, 공연
77 친구, 동료, 동반자 78 공원; 주차하다
79 서로, 상호 간에 80 비슷한, 유사한
81 회사, 친구 82 손님, 단골, 거래처
83 글자, 편지 84 돌진하다, 급히 하다; 돌진
85 ~을 위해 싸우다 86 다루다, 처리하다; 거래
지나가다, 건네주다,
87 88 재미있는
합격하다
들어 올리다, 기르다,
89 ~에 따르면 90
재배하다, 모금하다
91 치료, 처리, 대우 92 즐거움, 재미, 오락, 놀이
93 위험한 94 역동적인, 활동적인
95 ~ 동안 96 우정, 우애
97 ~와 어울리다 98 공격적인,매우 적극적인
99 고대의, 오래된 100 원인; ~을 야기하다

101 ~의 뒤에 102 상태, 국가, 주(州); 말하다
103 ~에 반대하여 104 결합시키다, 결합하다
105 자주, 흔히 106 열대의, 열대성의
107 의견, 견해 108 공통으로 ~을 가지고 있다
109 없애다, 제거하다 110 불평하다, 호소하다
이용[구]할 수 있는, 쓸모
111 112 붐비는, 복잡한
있는
113 미래, 장래; 미래의 114 ~ 이내에; ~ 이내의
115 둘러싸다, 에워싸다 116 중요한, 영향력이 큰
117 이런 식으로 118 어느날
119 일하다, 작동하다 120 그 때, 그 당시에
표현하다; 급행의, 속달의;

121 즐기다, 재미를 보다 122
급행열차
일치하지 않다, 의견이

123 124 불공평한, 부당한
다르다
125 ~하려고 노력하다 126 문제, 의문
127 수줍어하는, 수줍은 128 축하하다, 기념하다
129 ~로 가득 차다 130 함께, 같이
131 경험, 체험; 경험하다 132 독특한, 유일한, 특별한
대하다, 대접[치료]하다;
133 134 개발하다, 발전[발달]시키다
대접, 한턱내기
135 들어가다, 입학하다 136 잡다, 개최하다
137 오락, 레크리에이션 138 유명한
139 선택, 고르기 140 출판[발행]하다, 발표하다
여분의, 추가의, 특별한,

141 보호하다, 지키다 142
임시의
143 전 세계에 144 안쪽; 내부의
145 장소; 두다 146 지불하다; 급료
점, 요점; 가리키다, ~을 거르다, 건너뛰다, 깡총깡총

147 148
향하다 뛰다
지난, 마지막의;
149 150 ~에 찬성하여, ~을 위하여
지속[계속]되다
151 더 좋아지다 152 천장
153 규율, 훈육; 훈육하다 154 전시회, 전시

이웃(사람); 이웃의, 인근의;
155 때때로 156
이웃하다
머무르다, 그대로 있다;

157 ~ 없이 158
머무름
159 부분, 역할 160 지배자, 자
묶는 것, 유대, 접착, 계약;

161 (사건 등이) 일어나다 162
결속하다
지지[부양]하다; 지지, 후원,

163 기간, 시기, 시대, 마침표 164
도움
165 관계, 관련, 연관 166 공급하다, 제공하다
정사각형, 제곱, 광장;

167 168 (과학) 기술, 테크놀로지
정사각형의
169 ~의 존재를 믿다 170 상당히, 꽤, 공정하게
171 학문이 있는, 박식한 172 미술관, 화랑
173 많음, 풍부, 충분 174 믿다, 생각하다
175 바깥쪽; 외부의 176 감사하다, 진가를 인정하다
177 천, 1000 178 처음의, 이름의 첫 글자
179 성격, 인격, 특성, 개성 180 떼, 무리; 모이다
181 각각의; 각자 182 연합, 합병, (노동) 조합
183 목적지 184 규칙, 자; 다스리다
연결하다,
185 186 ~하는 것을 즐기다
관계[관련]시키다
단 하나의, 독신의, (차표

187 188 ~로 이사하다
따위가) 편도의
189 돌다, 회전하다; 회전, 차례 190 방법, 길
191 인기 있는, 대중적인 192 여행하다; 여행
(길 등을) 막다; 덩어리,

193 빛나는, 밝은 194
구역
195 기술자, 공학자 196 이미지, 인상, 그림
197 즐겁게 지내다 198 엄한, 엄격한
매달리다, 붙잡다, (전화를)

199 200 ~을 더 좋아하다, 선호하다
끊지 않고 기다리다
201 대중의, 공공의; 대중 202 여행[관광]하다; 여행, 관광
시작하다, 출시하다,
203 살다; 살아 있는 204
발사하다
205 보통, 대개 206 ~을 통하여

207 가르치다 208 상상하다, 추측하다

Q. 빈 칸에 영어 어휘에 해당하는 한글 뜻을 쓰시오. 어휘암기(문제지)
뜻 쓰기 테스트
번호 어휘 뜻 번호 어휘 뜻
1 cause 2 in favor of
3 provide 4 stand
5 get better 6 fairly
7 feather 8 live
9 teach 10 state
11 rule 12 loud
13 whenever 14 bold
15 choice 16 special
17 connect 18 line
19 celebrate 20 letter
21 opinion 22 length
23 available 24 together
25 enjoy 26 unfortunately
27 block 28 relationship
29 nearby 30 raise
31 discuss 32 donation
33 dangerous 34 musical
35 perform 36 performance
37 around the world 38 get in
39 display 40 rid
41 engineer 42 gift
43 disagree 44 problem
45 technology 46 lifetime
47 hold 48 protect
49 plenty 50 during

51 have ~ in common 52 within
53 deal 54 some of
55 part 56 believe
57 amusement 58 work
59 travel 60 found
61 in public 62 pay
63 name 64 way
65 offer 66 exhibition
67 place 68 period
69 public 70 flock
71 last 72 point
73 hang out with 74 launch
75 one day 76 major
77 story 78 experience
79 respect 80 instead
81 wait 82 friendship
83 express 84 form
85 support 86 service
87 crowded 88 have a good time
89 alive 90 social
91 dynamic 92 park
93 receive 94 threaten
95 develop 96 moral
97 allow 98 cultural
99 get on 100 make friends with
101 hang on 102 recreation
103 often 104 furthermore
105 at that time 106 thin
107 future 108 combine
109 strict 110 similar

111 pass 112 treat
113 bond 114 unfair
115 worth 116 want to
117 popular 118 even
119 for the first time 120 this way
121 shy 122 company
123 extra 124 in place
125 bright 126 kingdom
127 visitor 128 take place
129 tour 130 companion
131 personality 132 treatment
133 against 134 behind
135 initial 136 front
137 each other 138 tourist
139 appreciate 140 turn
141 create 142 customer
143 century 144 right
145 according to 146 tropical
147 impressed 148 be full of
149 device 150 deserve
151 square 152 move to
153 image 154 area
155 ceiling 156 skip
157 such 158 important
159 single 160 learned
161 charge 162 union
163 imagine 164 complain
165 announce 166 famous
167 event 168 ruler
169 impressive 170 ancient

171 side 172 prefer
173 nickname 174 properly
175 unique 176 believe in
177 inside 178 gallery
179 usually 180 aggressive
181 through 182 unite
183 outside 184 inspire
185 for example 186 destination
187 over 188 publish
189 observe 190 rush
191 fight for 192 interesting
193 enjoy -ing 194 sometimes
195 include 196 attract
197 neighbor 198 enter
199 stay 200 on the other hand
201 discipline 202 try to
203 without 204 thousand
205 surround 206 each
207 literature 208 however

Q. [ ] 안에서 문맥 상 알맞은 어휘를 고르시오. 어휘선택(문제지)
1.
Flamingo Friendships People often say that "birds of a feather flock 1[alone / together]."
2[According to / Instead of] scientists, this is true for flamingos. Flamingos are birds that live in
tropical 3[places / converts]. They are known for their 4[identical / unique] look. They have
5[bright / dull] pink feathers, thin legs, and long s-shaped necks. Flamingos are 6[political /
social] and live in flocks. Sometimes, there can be thousands of birds in a(n) 7[single / multiple]
flock. For over five years, some British scientists 8[stumbled / studied] flamingos. They 9[violated
/ observed] how the pink birds formed relationships within their flock. The scientists learned that
each flamingo had a small 10[piece / group] of friends. Even 11[outsied / inside] a large flock, it
only hung out with a handful if birds. These friends stayed nearby and were "within a neck's
12[weight / length]" from each other. Also, the friendships almost 13[always / never] lasted a
lifetime. Furthermore, the British scientists found that personality was 14[important / unessential]
to the friendships of flamingos. For example, 15[bold / brave] and outgoing flamingos made
friends with other aggressive birds. Shy and quiet birds preferred companions with 16[diverse /
similar] personalities. 17[However / In addition], the scientists said the bond of friendship was
very important to all flamingos, regardless of personality. They protected each other whenever
their group was 18[threatened / justified]. Children's day Founder Every May 5, Korea
19[celebrates / approaches] Children's Day. It is a day for 20[children / ancestors] to have a
good time. They 21[inform / receive] gifts and go to fun places with their parents. In Korea,
Children's Day was 22[created / determined] 100 years ago. The special day was the idea of an
activist named Bang Jeong - hwan. Back then, children were 23[floated / treated] with little
respect. Most adults only believed in strict discipline to 24[raise / lower] them. Bang disagreed
with this 25[fact / opinion]. The activist strongly fought for children's rights. He believed that
children were the hope for a better 26[past / future]. Bang worked to make children's literature
27[less / more] available. He even 28[published / abolished] Korea's first magazine for children. In
1922, Bang and other activists 29[assumed / announced] the founding of Children's Day. Then, on
May 1, 1923, they 30[smashed / held] Children's Day events for the first time. 31[Unfortunately /
Fortunately], Children's Day was not always allowed during the Japanese colonial period. It only
32[collapsed / started] to be properly celebrated nationwide on May 5 1946. Now, it is a very
special day for Korean children and their families. Busking in Cities Busking is a type of musical
performance. It is when musicians 33[perform / exclude] in public places and get paid through
donations. The street performances take 34[place / convert] in city squares, subway stations, and
even on the side of the street. However, some people 35[complain about / complete] allowing
buskers in cities. They 36[sat / stood] that such performances are inappropriate in public places.
Not everyone enjoys listening to loud music when they are outside. With buskers, people would

not have a(n) 37[chore / choice] about it. These critics also say that 38[private / public] places are
usually very crowded. In places like subway stations and streets, people are rushing to their
39[directions / destinations]. Busking can block these places and make them inconvenient and
40[odd / even] dangerous. On the other hand, there are those who are in 41[filter / favor] of
buskers. These supporters say that most people 42[avert / enjoy] watching live music
performances in public places. The street concerts make the city more interesting and 43[dynamic
/ static]. Tourists can also be attracted by the cultural 44[experience / attempt]. Furthermore,
these supports say that busking is held in places with plenty 45[span / space]. It does not take
place in overly crowded 46[reveal / areas]. This way, the street performers do not get in the way
of pedestrians and 47[cause / damage] problems. Bluetooth Bluetooth technology connects
digital 48[advice / devices] with each other. For 49[example / exemption], it connects wireless
earphones to smartphones. Then, why is it called Bluetooth? There is an interesting story 50[ahead
/ behind] the name. The technology was 51[developed / destroyed] in the 1990's. Engineers in
Sweden and the United States worked 52[together / separately] on it. Some of the engineers
loved to 53[take / talk] about history. One day, they 54[proposed / discussed] King Harald
Gormsson. King Harald 55[ruled / contradicted] Denmark in the 10th century. This ruler 56[loved /
hated] to eat blueberries. He ate so much of the fruit that his teeth turned blue. So, his nickname
was Bluetooth. But more importantly, King Harald famously 57[united / isolated] his country with
its neighbor, Norway. The union of the two countries 58[lasted / halted] for about 900 years. The
engineers were 59[depressed / impressed] with King Harald. At that time, the engineers were
trying to unite and 60[connect / disconnect] digital devices. So, they felt they had something in
61[unique / common] with him. This is why the new technology was named 62[after / before]
King Harald. Also, the Bluetooth logo was 63[prevented / inspired] by the King. The logo
combines two letters of the 64[present / ancient] Nordic alphabet. These letters are the initials of
Harald Bluetooth. Express Pass at Amusement Park Many people go to 65[annoyance /
amusement] parks with their friends and families. There, they 66[wait / stay] in line to get on
roller coasters, Viking ships, and other popular rides. At some amusement parks, people can pay
extra and 67[sell / buy] express passes. Then, they can 68[moan / move] to the front of the line.
They can get on the rides 69[without / including] waiting. Some people are 70[miserable /
happy] to buy the express passes. They say that 71[blaming / waiting] in line takes too much
time. With the express passes, they can enjoy 72[few / many] more amusement rides. So, the
extra charge for the 73[affect / express] passes is worth it. Also, these people point out that
74[almost / just] all companies offer upgrades. In other words, customers can pay extra to get
75[worse / better] service. So, amusement parks should be 76[pretended / allowed] to provide a
similar deal. However, other people are 77[against / for] the express passes. These critics say that
all visitors buy expensive tickets to 78[exit / enter] amusement parks. They deserve to be treated
79[briefly / equally] and fairly. So, it is 80[fair / unfair] to give special treatment to a small
number of visitors. Furthermore, these critics say the express passes teach children a bad 81[moral
/ illegal] lesson. They learn that if they 82[load / pay] money, skipping lines is okay. But if
everyone waits in line patiently, the children will learn about 83[fairness / bias]. Van Gogh Alive

Vincent Van Gogh was a(n) 84[famous / notorious] painter from Netherlands. His paintings are in
85[minor / major] museums around the world. They are full of 86[impressive / planned] colors
and brushstrokes. On top of that, there is a traveling 87[status / exhibition] called "Van Gogh
Alive." It is a fun and interesting way to 88[impress / enjoy] Van Gogh's artwork. The exhibition
was 89[launched / declined] in Singapore in 2011. Now, it is on a tour around the world. Earlier
this year, it opened in the United Kingdom and Thailand. The exhibition includes many of Van
Gogh's artworks, but they are not 90[hanging / burying] on the wall. Instead, there are many
projectors in the gallery. These projectors display images of Van Gogh's paintings on the walls,
floors, and ceilings. This way, visitors can 91[sit / stand] inside Van Gogh's art. They can feel the
colors and brushstrokes come 92[dead / alive]. The visitors can 93[imagine / import] that they are
part of "Sunflowers," "Starry Night," and other 94[famous / unfavorable] paintings. There is even
a recreation of the Dutch artist's bedroom. "We want to 95[explode / surround] people with the
art," said an organizer of the exhibition. "Then, they can 96[appreciate / gain] Van Gogh in a new
way."

Q. [ ] 안에 주어진 알파벳으로 시작하는 어휘를 넣으시오. 어휘완성(문제지)
1.
Flamingo 1[F ] 플라밍고 우정
People 2[o ] say that "birds of a feather flock together." 사람들은 흔히 "깃털의
새들은 함께
모여든다"고 말합니다.
3[A ] 4[t ] scientists, this is true for 과학자들에 따르면

이것은 홍학에게도
flamingos.
해당된다고 합니다.
Flamingos are birds that 5[l ] in tropical places. 플라밍고는 열대

지방에 사는 새입니다.
They are known for their 6[u ] look. 그들은 독특한

모양으로 유명합니다.
They have 7[b ] pink feathers, thin legs, and long s-shaped 밝은 분홍색 깃털, 얇은
다리, 긴 S 자형 목을
necks.
가지고 있어요.
Flamingos are social and live in 8[f ]. 플라밍고는 사교적이며

무리를 지어 산다.
9[S ], there can be thousands of birds in a single flock. 때때로 한 무리에 수천

마리가 있을 수 있다.
For 10[o ] five years, some British scientists studied 영국의 과학자들은
5 년 이상 홍학을
flamingos.
연구했다.
They 11[o ] how the pink birds formed relationships within 그들은 분홍색 새들이
무리 안에서 어떻게
their flock.
관계를 형성하는지
관찰했습니다.
The scientists learned that 12[e ] flamingo had a small 과학자들은 각

플라밍고마다 소수의
group of friends.
친구들이 있다는 것을
알게 되었습니다.
Even inside a large flock, it only 13[h ] 큰 무리 안에서도

홍학은 소수의
14[o ] 15[w ] a handful if birds.
새들과만
어울렸습니다.
These friends stayed nearby and were "within a neck's length" from 이 친구들은 근처에
머물면서 서로 "목에
16[e ] 17[o ].
닿을 수 있는 거리"에
있었다.
Also, the friendships almost always 18[l ] a lifetime. 또한, 우정은 거의 항상

평생 지속되었습니다.
Furthermore, the British scientists found that personality was 또한, 영국 과학자들은
홍학들의 우정에
19[i ] to the friendships of flamingos.
성격이 중요하다는

것을 발견했다.
20[F ] 21[e ], bold and outgoing flamingos 예를 들어, 대담하고

외향적인 홍학은 다른
made friends with other aggressive birds.
공격적인 새들과
친구가 되었다.
Shy and quiet birds preferred companions with similar 수줍고 조용한 새들은
비슷한 성격을 가진
22[p ].
동반자를 선호했다.
23[H ], the scientists said the bond of friendship was very 그러나 과학자들은
성격에 관계없이 모든
important to all flamingos, regardless of personality.
홍학에게 우정의
유대가 매우
중요하다고 말했다.
They protected each other whenever their group was 24[t ]. 그들은 무리가 위협을
받을 때마다 서로를
보호했다.
Children's day Founder 어린이날의 창시자
Every May 5, Korea 25[c ] Children's Day. 매년 5 월 5 일, 한국은

어린이날을
기념합니다.
It is a day for children to 26[h ] a 27[g ] 어린이들이 즐거운

시간을 보내는
time.
날입니다.
They receive gifts and go to fun 28[p ] with their parents. 어린이들은 선물을
받고 부모님과 함께
재미있는 장소에 간다.
In Korea, Children's Day was 29[c ] 100 years ago. 한국에서는 어린이날이
100 년 전에
만들어졌습니다.
The special day was the idea of an activist 30[n ] Bang 이 특별한 날은
방정환이라는 운동가의
Jeong - hwan.
아이디어였어요.
Back then, children were 31[t ] with little respect. 그 당시 어린이들은

존중받지 못했습니다.
Most adults only 32[b ] 33[i ] strict 대부분의 어른들은

엄격한 훈육만이
discipline to raise them.
아이들을 키울 수
있다고 믿었다.
Bang 34[d ] with this opinion. 방은 이 의견에

동의하지 않았다.
The activist strongly 35[f ] 36[f ] children's 활동가는 아동의

권리를 위해 강력하게
rights.
싸웠다.
He 37[b ] that children were the hope for a better future. 그는 어린이들이 더
나은 미래를 위한
희망이라고 믿었다.
Bang worked to make children's literature more 38[a ]. 방은 아동 문학의

보급을 위해 노력했다.
He 39[e ] published Korea's first magazine for children. 그는 우리나라 최초의

어린이 잡지를

발간하기도 했다.
In 1922, Bang and other activists announced the 40[f ] of 1922 년 방정환과 다른
운동가들은 어린이날을
Children's Day.
제정했다.
Then, on May 1, 1923, they held Children's Day events 41[f ] 그리고 1923 년 5 월
1 일, 처음으로
the 42[f ] 43[t ].
어린이날 행사를
개최했습니다.
Unfortunately, Children's Day was not always allowed during the Japanese 안타깝게도
일제강점기에는
colonial 44[p ].
어린이날이 항상
허용되지는
않았습니다.
It only started to be 45[p ] celebrated nationwide on May 5 1946 년 5 월 5 일에야

전국적으로 제대로
1946.
기념하기 시작했어요.
Now, it is a very 46[s ] day for Korean children and their 이제 어린이날은
대한민국 어린이와 그
families.
가족들에게 매우
특별한 날입니다.
Busking in Cities 도시에서의 버스킹
Busking is a type of musical 47[p ]. 버스킹은 음악 공연의

일종입니다.
It is when musicians perform 48[i ] 49[p ] 뮤지션이 공공

장소에서 공연하고
places and get paid through donations.
기부를 통해 돈을 받는
것을 말합니다.
The street performances 50[t ] 51[p ] in 거리 공연은 도시 광장,

지하철역, 심지어
city 52[s ], subway stations, and even on the side of the
길가에서 열립니다.
street.
However, some people 53[c ] about allowing buskers in 그러나 일부 사람들은
도시에서 버스커를
cities.
허용하는 것에 대해
불평합니다.
They sat that such performances are inappropriate in 54[p ] 그들은 그러한 공연이
공공 장소에서
places.
부적절하다고
앉아있었습니다.
Not everyone 55[e ] 56[l ] to loud music 모든 사람이 밖에 있을

때 시끄러운 음악을
when they are outside.
듣는 것을 즐기는 것은
아닙니다.
With buskers, people would not have a 57[c ] about it. 버스커와 함께
사람들은 그것에 대해
선택의 여지가 없을
것입니다.
These critics also say that public places are 58[u ] very 이 비평가들은 또한
공공 장소가
crowded.
일반적으로 매우

혼잡하다고 말합니다.
59[I ] 60[p ] like subway stations and 지하철 역이나 거리와

같은 장소에서는
streets, people are rushing to their destinations.
사람들이 목적지로
서두르고 있습니다.
Busking can 61[b ] these places and make them 버스킹은 이러한
장소를 차단하여
inconvenient and even dangerous.
불편하고 심지어
위험하게 만들 수
있습니다.
On the other hand, there are those who are 62[i ] 반면에 버스커를
찬성하는 사람들도
63[f ] 64[o ] buskers.
있습니다.
These supporters say that most people 65[e ] watching live 이 지지자들은
대부분의 사람들이
music performances in public places.
공공 장소에서 라이브
음악 공연을 보는 것을
즐긴다고 말합니다.
The street concerts make the city more interesting and 거리 콘서트는 도시를
더 흥미롭고
66[d ].
역동적으로 만듭니다.
67[T ] can also be attracted by the cultural experience. 관광객들은 또한 문화

체험에 매료될 수
있습니다.
Furthermore, these supports say that busking is held in places with 또한 버스킹은 공간이
넉넉한 장소에서
68[p ] space.
개최된다고 합니다.
It does not take place in overly 69[c ] areas. 지나치게 혼잡한

지역에서는 열리지
않는다.
70[T ] 71[w ], the street performers do not 이렇게 하면 거리

공연자들이 보행자를
72[g ] 73[i ] the way of pedestrians and
방해하고 문제를
cause problems. 일으키지 않습니다.
Bluetooth 블루투스
Bluetooth technology connects digital 74[d ] with each 블루투스 기술은

디지털 장치를 서로
other.
연결합니다.
For 75[e ], it connects wireless earphones to smartphones. 예를 들어 무선

이어폰을 스마트폰에
연결합니다.
Then, why is it called Bluetooth? 그렇다면 왜

블루투스라고 할까요?
There is an 76[i ] story behind the name. 이름 뒤에 흥미로운

이야기가 있습니다.
The technology was 77[d ] in the 1990's. 이 기술은 1990 년대에

개발되었습니다.
78[E ] in Sweden and the United States worked together on 스웨덴과 미국의
엔지니어들이 함께
it.
작업했습니다.

79[S ] 80[o ] the engineers loved to talk 엔지니어 중 일부는
역사에 대해
about history.
이야기하는 것을
좋아했습니다.
81[O ] 82[d ], they discussed King Harald 어느 날 그들은 하랄드

곰손 왕에 대해
Gormsson.
이야기했습니다.
King Harald ruled Denmark in the 10th 83[c ]. 하랄드 왕은 10 세기에

덴마크를 통치했어요.
This 84[r ] loved to eat blueberries. 이 통치자는

블루베리를 좋아했다.
He ate so much of the fruit that his teeth 85[t ] blue. 그는 과일을 너무 많이
먹어서 치아가 파랗게
변했습니다.
So, his 86[n ] was Bluetooth. 그래서 그의 별명은

블루투스였습니다.
But more importantly, King Harald famously united his country with its 그러나 더 중요한 것은
하랄드 왕이 이웃
87[n ], Norway.
노르웨이와 그의
나라를 통일 한 것으로
유명하다는 것입니다.
The 88[u ] of the two countries lasted for about 900 years. 두 나라의 연합은 약
900 년 동안
지속되었습니다.
The engineers were 89[i ] with King Harald. 엔지니어들은 하랄드

왕에게 깊은 인상을
받았습니다.
90[A ] 91[t ] 92[t ], the 당시 엔지니어들은

디지털 장치를
engineers were trying to unite and connect digital devices.
통합하고
연결하려고했습니다.
So, they felt they 93[h ] something 94[i ] 그래서 그들은 그와

공통점이 있다고
95[c ] with him.
느꼈습니다.
This is why the new 96[t ] was named after King Harald. 그래서 새로운 기술의
이름을 해럴드 왕의
이름을 따서
지었습니다.
Also, the Bluetooth logo was 97[i ] by the King. 또한 Bluetooth 로고는
왕에서 영감을
받았습니다.
The logo 98[c ] two letters of the ancient Nordic alphabet. 로고는 고대 북유럽
알파벳의 두 글자를
결합한 것입니다.
These letters are the 99[i ] of Harald Bluetooth. 이 글자는 Harald

Bluetooth 의
이니셜입니다.
100[E ] Pass at Amusement Park 놀이공원 익스프레스

패스
Many people go to amusement 101[p ] with their friends 많은 사람들이 친구나

and families. 가족과 함께
놀이공원에 갑니다.
There, they wait in line to 102[g ] 103[o ] 롤러코스터, 바이킹

선박 및 기타 인기
roller coasters, Viking ships, and other popular rides.
놀이기구를 타기 위해
줄을 서서 기다립니다.
At some amusement parks, people can pay extra and buy express 일부 놀이공원에서는
사람들이 추가 비용을
104[p ].
지불하고 익스프레스
패스를 구입할 수
있습니다.
Then, they can 105[m ] 106[t ] the front of 그런 다음 줄의 맨

앞으로 이동할 수
the line.
있습니다.
They can get on the rides without 107[w ]. 기다리지 않고

놀이기구를 탈 수
있습니다.
Some people are happy to buy the express passes. 어떤 사람들은

익스프레스 패스를
기꺼이 구매합니다.
They say that waiting in 108[l ] takes too much time. 줄을 서서 기다리는 데
시간이 너무 많이
걸린다고 말합니다.
With the express passes, they can enjoy many more amusement rides. 익스프레스 패스를
이용하면 더 많은
놀이기구를 즐길 수
있어요.
So, the extra charge for the express passes is 109[w ] it. 따라서 익스프레스
패스에 대한 추가
요금은 그만한 가치가
있습니다.
Also, these people 110[p ] out that almost all companies 또한 이 사람들은 거의
모든 회사가
offer upgrades.
업그레이드를
제공한다고
지적합니다.
In other words, customers can pay extra to 111[g ] 즉, 고객은 더 나은

서비스를 받기 위해
112[b ] service.
추가 비용을 지불 할 수
있습니다.
So, 113[a ] parks should be allowed to provide a similar 따라서 놀이 공원도

비슷한 거래를 제공 할
deal.
수 있어야합니다.
However, other people are 114[a ] the express passes. 그러나 다른 사람들은
익스프레스 패스에
반대합니다.
These critics say that all 115[v ] buy expensive tickets to 이 비평가들은 모든
방문객들이 놀이공원에
enter amusement parks.
입장하기 위해 비싼
티켓을 구입한다고

말합니다.
They deserve to be treated equally and 116[f ]. 그들은 평등하고

공정한 대우를 받을
자격이 있습니다.
So, it is 117[u ] to give special treatment to a small number 따라서 소수의

방문객에게 특별한
of visitors.
대우를 제공하는 것은
불공평하다.
Furthermore, these critics say the express passes teach children a bad 또한, 이 비평가들은
익스프레스 패스가
118[m ] lesson.
아이들에게 나쁜
도덕적 교훈을
가르친다고 말합니다.
They learn that if they 119[p ] money, skipping lines is okay. 그들은 돈을 지불하면
줄을 건너뛰는 것이
괜찮다는 것을
배웁니다.
But if everyone waits in line patiently, the children will learn about fairness. 하지만 모두가 참을성
있게 줄을 기다린다면
아이들은 공정성에
대해 배울 수 있을
것이다.
Van Gogh 120[A ] 살아있는 반 고흐
Vincent Van Gogh was a 121[f ] painter from Netherlands. 빈센트 반 고흐는
네덜란드의 유명한
화가였어요.
His paintings are in major museums 122[a ] 그의 그림은 전 세계

주요 박물관에
123[t ] 124[w ].
전시되어 있어요.
They 125[a ] 126[f ] 인상적인 색상과

붓터치로 가득합니다.
127[o ] impressive colors and brushstrokes.
On top of that, there is a 128[t ] exhibition called "Van 게다가 "반 고흐
얼라이브"라는 순회
Gogh Alive."
전시회가 열리고
있어요.
It is a fun and interesting 129[w ] to enjoy Van Gogh's 반 고흐의 작품을

재미있고 흥미롭게
artwork.
즐길 수 있습니다.
The 130[e ] was launched in Singapore in 2011. 이 전시회는 2011 년에

싱가포르에서
시작되었습니다.
Now, it is on a 131[t ] around the world. 현재 전 세계 투어

중입니다.
Earlier this year, it opened in the 132[U ] Kingdom and 올해 초에는 영국과
태국에서 열렸습니다.
Thailand.
The exhibition includes many of Van Gogh's artworks, but they are not 이 전시회에는 반
고흐의 작품이 많이
133[h ] 134[o ] the wall.
포함되어 있지만 벽에
걸려 있지 않습니다.

135[I ], there are many projectors in the gallery. 대신 갤러리에는 많은
프로젝터가 있습니다.
These projectors display images of Van Gogh's paintings on the walls, floors, 이 프로젝터는 벽, 바닥,
천장에 반 고흐의 그림
and 136[c ].
이미지를 표시합니다.
This way, visitors can 137[s ] inside Van Gogh's art. 이렇게 하면
방문객들은 반 고흐의
작품 안에 서 있을 수
있습니다.
They can feel the colors and brushstrokes come alive. 색채와 붓터치가
생생하게 살아나는
것을 느낄 수 있습니다.
The visitors can 138[i ] that they are part of "Sunflowers," 방문객들은 "해바라기",
"별이 빛나는 밤"
"Starry Night," and other famous paintings. 및 기타 유명한 그림의

일부가 된 것처럼
상상할 수 있습니다.
There is even a 139[r ] of the Dutch artist's bedroom. 네덜란드 화가의

침실을 재현한 공간도
있습니다.
"We 140[w ] 141[t ] surround people with "우리는 사람들을

예술로 둘러싸고
the art," said an organizer of the exhibition.
싶습니다."라고 전시회
주최자는 말했습니다.
"Then, they can 142[a ] Van Gogh in a new way." "그러면 그들은 새로운
방식으로 반 고흐를
감상 할 수 있습니다."

Q. [ ] 안에 문맥 상 알맞은 어휘를 넣으시오. 빈칸어휘(문제지)
1.
Flamingo 1[ ] 플라밍고 우정
People 2[ ] say that "birds of a feather flock together." 사람들은 흔히 "깃털의

새들은 함께
모여든다"고 말합니다.
3[ ] 4[ ] scientists, this is true for 과학자들에 따르면

이것은 홍학에게도
flamingos.
해당된다고 합니다.
Flamingos are birds that 5[ ] in tropical places. 플라밍고는 열대

지방에 사는 새입니다.
They are known for their 6[ ] look. 그들은 독특한

모양으로 유명합니다.
They have 7[ ] pink feathers, thin legs, and long s-shaped 밝은 분홍색 깃털, 얇은
다리, 긴 S 자형 목을
necks.
Flamingos are social and live in 8[ ]. 플라밍고는 사교적이며

무리를 지어 산다.
9[ ], there can be thousands of birds in a single flock. 때때로 한 무리에 수천

마리가 있을 수 있다.
For 10[ ] five years, some British scientists studied 영국의 과학자들은 5 년
이상 홍학을 연구했다.
flamingos.
They 11[ ] how the pink birds formed relationships within 그들은 분홍색 새들이
무리 안에서 어떻게
their flock.
관계를 형성하는지
관찰했습니다.
The scientists learned that 12[ ] flamingo had a small group 과학자들은 각
플라밍고마다 소수의
of friends.
친구들이 있다는 것을
알게 되었습니다.
Even inside a large flock, it only 13[ ] 14[ ] 큰 무리 안에서도

홍학은 소수의
15[ ] a handful if birds.
새들과만 어울렸습니다.
These friends stayed nearby and were "within a neck's length" from 이 친구들은 근처에
머물면서 서로 "목에
16[ ] 17[ ].
닿을 수 있는 거리"에
있었다.
Also, the friendships almost always 18[ ] a lifetime. 또한, 우정은 거의 항상

평생 지속되었습니다.
Furthermore, the British scientists found that personality was 또한, 영국 과학자들은
홍학들의 우정에
19[ ] to the friendships of flamingos.
성격이 중요하다는
것을 발견했다.

20[ ] 21[ ], bold and outgoing flamingos 예를 들어, 대담하고
외향적인 홍학은 다른
made friends with other aggressive birds.
공격적인 새들과
친구가 되었다.
Shy and quiet birds preferred companions with similar 22[ ]. 수줍고 조용한 새들은
비슷한 성격을 가진
23[ ], the scientists said the bond of friendship was very 그러나 과학자들은
성격에 관계없이 모든
important to all flamingos, regardless of personality.
홍학에게 우정의
유대가 매우
중요하다고 말했다.
They protected each other whenever their group was 24[ ]. 그들은 무리가 위협을
받을 때마다 서로를
보호했다.
Every May 5, Korea 25[ ] Children's Day. 매년 5 월 5 일, 한국은

어린이날을 기념합니다.
It is a day for children to 26[ ] 27[ ] 어린이들이 즐거운

시간을 보내는
28[ ] time.
날입니다.
They receive gifts and go to fun 29[ ] with their parents. 어린이들은 선물을
받고 부모님과 함께
재미있는 장소에 간다.
In Korea, Children's Day was 30[ ] 100 years ago. 한국에서는 어린이날이
100 년 전에
The special day was the idea of an activist 31[ ] Bang Jeong 이 특별한 날은
방정환이라는 운동가의
- hwan.
Back then, children were 32[ ] with little respect. 그 당시 어린이들은

존중받지 못했습니다.
Most adults only 33[ ] 34[ ] strict discipline 대부분의 어른들은

엄격한 훈육만이
to raise them.
아이들을 키울 수
있다고 믿었다.
Bang 35[ ] with this opinion. 방은 이 의견에

동의하지 않았다.
The activist strongly 36[ ] 37[ ] children's 활동가는 아동의

권리를 위해 강력하게
rights.
싸웠다.
He 38[ ] that children were the hope for a better future. 그는 어린이들이 더
나은 미래를 위한
희망이라고 믿었다.
Bang worked to make children's literature more 39[ ]. 방은 아동 문학의

보급을 위해 노력했다.
He 40[ ] published Korea's first magazine for children. 그는 우리나라 최초의

어린이 잡지를
발간하기도 했다.

In 1922, Bang and other activists announced the 41[ ] of 1922 년 방정환과 다른
운동가들은 어린이날을
Children's Day.
제정했다.
Then, on May 1, 1923, they held Children's Day events 42[ ] 그리고 1923 년 5 월
1 일, 처음으로
the 43[ ] 44[ ].
어린이날 행사를
개최했습니다.
Unfortunately, Children's Day was not always allowed during the Japanese 안타깝게도
일제강점기에는
colonial 45[ ].
어린이날이 항상
허용되지는 않았습니다.
It only started to be 46[ ] celebrated nationwide on May 5 1946 년 5 월 5 일에야

전국적으로 제대로
1946.
Now, it is a very 47[ ] day for Korean children and their 이제 어린이날은
대한민국 어린이와 그
families.
가족들에게 매우
특별한 날입니다.
Busking is a type of musical 48[ ]. 버스킹은 음악 공연의

일종입니다.
It is when musicians perform 49[ ] 50[ ] 뮤지션이 공공

장소에서 공연하고
places and get paid through donations.
기부를 통해 돈을 받는
것을 말합니다.
The street performances 51[ ] 52[ ] in city 거리 공연은 도시 광장,

지하철역, 심지어
53[ ], subway stations, and even on the side of the street.
길가에서 열립니다.
However, some people 54[ ] about allowing buskers in 그러나 일부 사람들은

도시에서 버스커를
cities.
허용하는 것에 대해
불평합니다.
They sat that such performances are inappropriate in 55[ ] 그들은 그러한 공연이
공공 장소에서
places.
부적절하다고
앉아있었습니다.
Not everyone 56[ ] 57[ ] to loud music 모든 사람이 밖에 있을

때 시끄러운 음악을
when they are outside.
듣는 것을 즐기는 것은
아닙니다.
With buskers, people would not have a 58[ ] about it. 버스커와 함께
사람들은 그것에 대해
선택의 여지가 없을
것입니다.
These critics also say that public places are 59[ ] very 이 비평가들은 또한
공공 장소가
crowded.
일반적으로 매우
60[ ] 61[ ] like subway stations and streets, 지하철 역이나 거리와
같은 장소에서는

people are rushing to their destinations. 사람들이 목적지로
서두르고 있습니다.
Busking can 62[ ] these places and make them inconvenient 버스킹은 이러한
장소를 차단하여
and even dangerous.
불편하고 심지어
위험하게 만들 수
있습니다.
On the other hand, there are those who are 63[ ] 반면에 버스커를
찬성하는 사람들도
64[ ] 65[ ] buskers.
있습니다.
These supporters say that most people 66[ ] watching live 이 지지자들은
대부분의 사람들이
music performances in public places.
공공 장소에서 라이브
음악 공연을 보는 것을
즐긴다고 말합니다.
The street concerts make the city more interesting and 거리 콘서트는 도시를
더 흥미롭고
67[ ].
역동적으로 만듭니다.
68[ ] can also be attracted by the cultural experience. 관광객들은 또한 문화

체험에 매료될 수
있습니다.
Furthermore, these supports say that busking is held in places with 또한 버스킹은 공간이
넉넉한 장소에서
69[ ] space.
It does not take place in overly 70[ ] areas. 지나치게 혼잡한

지역에서는 열리지
않는다.
71[ ] 72[ ], the street performers do not 이렇게 하면 거리

공연자들이 보행자를
73[ ] 74[ ] the way of pedestrians and
방해하고 문제를
cause problems. 일으키지 않습니다.
Bluetooth technology connects digital 75[ ] with each other. 블루투스 기술은
디지털 장치를 서로
연결합니다.
For 76[ ], it connects wireless earphones to smartphones. 예를 들어 무선

이어폰을 스마트폰에
연결합니다.
Then, why is it called Bluetooth? 그렇다면 왜

블루투스라고 할까요?
There is an 77[ ] story behind the name. 이름 뒤에 흥미로운

이야기가 있습니다.
The technology was 78[ ] in the 1990's. 이 기술은 1990 년대에

개발되었습니다.
79[ ] in Sweden and the United States worked together on 스웨덴과 미국의
엔지니어들이 함께
it.
작업했습니다.
80[ ] 81[ ] the engineers loved to talk 엔지니어 중 일부는

역사에 대해
about history.
이야기하는 것을

좋아했습니다.
82[ ] 83[ ], they discussed King Harald 어느 날 그들은 하랄드

곰손 왕에 대해
Gormsson.
King Harald ruled Denmark in the 10th 84[ ]. 하랄드 왕은 10 세기에

덴마크를 통치했어요.
This 85[ ] loved to eat blueberries. 이 통치자는

블루베리를 좋아했다.
He ate so much of the fruit that his teeth 86[ ] blue. 그는 과일을 너무 많이
먹어서 치아가 파랗게
변했습니다.
So, his 87[ ] was Bluetooth. 그래서 그의 별명은

블루투스였습니다.
But more importantly, King Harald famously united his country with its 그러나 더 중요한 것은
하랄드 왕이 이웃
88[ ], Norway.
노르웨이와 그의
나라를 통일 한 것으로
The 89[ ] of the two countries lasted for about 900 years. 두 나라의 연합은 약
900 년 동안
지속되었습니다.
The engineers were 90[ ] with King Harald. 엔지니어들은 하랄드

왕에게 깊은 인상을
받았습니다.
91[ ] 92[ ] 93[ ], the 당시 엔지니어들은

디지털 장치를
engineers were trying to unite and connect digital devices.
통합하고
So, they felt they 94[ ] something 95[ ] 그래서 그들은 그와

공통점이 있다고
96[ ] with him.
느꼈습니다.
This is why the new 97[ ] was named after King Harald. 그래서 새로운 기술의
이름을 해럴드 왕의
이름을 따서
지었습니다.
Also, the Bluetooth logo was 98[ ] by the King. 또한 Bluetooth 로고는
왕에서 영감을
받았습니다.
The logo 99[ ] two letters of the ancient Nordic alphabet. 로고는 고대 북유럽
알파벳의 두 글자를
결합한 것입니다.
These letters are the 100[ ] of Harald Bluetooth. 이 글자는 Harald

Bluetooth 의
이니셜입니다.
101[ ] Pass at Amusement Park 놀이공원 익스프레스

패스
Many people go to amusement 102[ ] with their friends and 많은 사람들이 친구나
가족과 함께
families.
놀이공원에 갑니다.
There, they wait in line to 103[ ] 104[ ] 롤러코스터, 바이킹

roller coasters, Viking ships, and other popular rides. 선박 및 기타 인기
놀이기구를 타기 위해
줄을 서서 기다립니다.
At some amusement parks, people can pay extra and buy express 일부 놀이공원에서는
사람들이 추가 비용을
105[ ].
지불하고 익스프레스
패스를 구입할 수
있습니다.
Then, they can 106[ ] 107[ ] the front of the 그런 다음 줄의 맨

앞으로 이동할 수
line.
있습니다.
They can get on the rides without 108[ ]. 기다리지 않고

놀이기구를 탈 수
있습니다.
Some people are happy to buy the express passes. 어떤 사람들은

익스프레스 패스를
기꺼이 구매합니다.
They say that waiting in 109[ ] takes too much time. 줄을 서서 기다리는 데
시간이 너무 많이
걸린다고 말합니다.
With the express passes, they can enjoy many more amusement rides. 익스프레스 패스를
이용하면 더 많은
놀이기구를 즐길 수
있어요.
So, the extra charge for the express passes is 110[ ] it. 따라서 익스프레스
패스에 대한 추가
요금은 그만한 가치가
있습니다.
Also, these people 111[ ] out that almost all companies 또한 이 사람들은 거의
모든 회사가
offer upgrades.
업그레이드를
제공한다고 지적합니다.
In other words, customers can pay extra to 112[ ] 즉, 고객은 더 나은

서비스를 받기 위해
113[ ] service.
추가 비용을 지불 할 수
있습니다.
So, 114[ ] parks should be allowed to provide a similar deal. 따라서 놀이 공원도
비슷한 거래를 제공 할
수 있어야합니다.
However, other people are 115[ ] the express passes. 그러나 다른 사람들은
익스프레스 패스에
반대합니다.
These critics say that all 116[ ] buy expensive tickets to 이 비평가들은 모든
방문객들이 놀이공원에
입장하기 위해 비싼
티켓을 구입한다고
말합니다.
They deserve to be treated equally and 117[ ]. 그들은 평등하고

공정한 대우를 받을
자격이 있습니다.

So, it is 118[ ] to give special treatment to a small number 따라서 소수의
방문객에게 특별한
of visitors.
대우를 제공하는 것은
불공평하다.
Furthermore, these critics say the express passes teach children a bad 또한, 이 비평가들은
익스프레스 패스가
119[ ] lesson.
아이들에게 나쁜
도덕적 교훈을
가르친다고 말합니다.
They learn that if they 120[ ] money, skipping lines is okay. 그들은 돈을 지불하면
줄을 건너뛰는 것이
괜찮다는 것을
배웁니다.
But if everyone waits in line patiently, the children will learn about fairness. 하지만 모두가 참을성
있게 줄을 기다린다면
아이들은 공정성에
대해 배울 수 있을
것이다.
Van Gogh 121[ ] 살아있는 반 고흐
Vincent Van Gogh was a 122[ ] painter from Netherlands. 빈센트 반 고흐는
네덜란드의 유명한
화가였어요.
His paintings are in major museums 123[ ] 그의 그림은 전 세계

주요 박물관에
124[ ] 125[ ].
전시되어 있어요.
They 126[ ] 127[ ] 128[ ] 인상적인 색상과

붓터치로 가득합니다.
impressive colors and brushstrokes.
On top of that, there is a 129[ ] exhibition called "Van Gogh 게다가 "반 고흐
얼라이브"라는 순회
Alive."
전시회가 열리고
있어요.
It is a fun and interesting 130[ ] to enjoy Van Gogh's 반 고흐의 작품을

재미있고 흥미롭게
artwork.
즐길 수 있습니다.
The 131[ ] was launched in Singapore in 2011. 이 전시회는 2011 년에

싱가포르에서
Now, it is on a 132[ ] around the world. 현재 전 세계 투어

중입니다.
Earlier this year, it opened in the 133[ ] Kingdom and 올해 초에는 영국과
태국에서 열렸습니다.
Thailand.
The exhibition includes many of Van Gogh's artworks, but they are not 이 전시회에는 반
고흐의 작품이 많이
134[ ] 135[ ] the wall.
포함되어 있지만 벽에
걸려 있지 않습니다.
136[ ], there are many projectors in the gallery. 대신 갤러리에는 많은

프로젝터가 있습니다.
These projectors display images of Van Gogh's paintings on the walls, floors, 이 프로젝터는 벽, 바닥,
천장에 반 고흐의 그림

and 137[ ]. 이미지를 표시합니다.
This way, visitors can 138[ ] inside Van Gogh's art. 이렇게 하면
방문객들은 반 고흐의
작품 안에 서 있을 수
있습니다.
They can feel the colors and brushstrokes come alive. 색채와 붓터치가
생생하게 살아나는
것을 느낄 수 있습니다.
The visitors can 139[ ] that they are part of "Sunflowers," 방문객들은 "해바라기",
"별이 빛나는 밤"
"Starry Night," and other famous paintings. 및 기타 유명한 그림의

일부가 된 것처럼
상상할 수 있습니다.
There is even a 140[ ] of the Dutch artist's bedroom. 네덜란드 화가의

침실을 재현한 공간도
있습니다.
"We 141[ ] 142[ ] surround people with the "우리는 사람들을

예술로 둘러싸고
art," said an organizer of the exhibition.
싶습니다."라고 전시회
주최자는 말했습니다.
"Then, they can 143[ ] Van Gogh in a new way." "그러면 그들은 새로운
방식으로 반 고흐를
감상 할 수 있습니다."

Q. [ ] 안에서 어법 상 알맞은 것을 고르시오. 어법선택(문제지)
1.
Flamingo Friendships People often say that "birds 1[of / from] a feather flock together."
According to scientists, this is true 2[for / through] flamingos. Flamingos are birds that live in
tropical 3[places / is placed]. They are known for their 4[unique / uniquely] look. They have
bright pink feathers, thin legs, and long s-shaped necks. Flamingos are social and live 5[in / on]
flocks. Sometimes, there can be 6[thousands / thousand] of birds in a single flock. For over five
years, some British 7[scientists / scientist] studied flamingos. They observed 8[how / the way]
the pink birds formed relationships within their flock. The scientists learned 9[what / that] each
flamingo had a small group of friends. Even inside a large flock, it only hung out with a handful
10[what / if] birds. These friends 11[has stayed / stayed] nearby and were "within a neck's length"
from each other. 12[Also / In addition to], the friendships almost always lasted a lifetime.
13[Furthermore / In addition to], the British scientists found that personality was important to
the friendships of flamingos. For example, bold and outgoing flamingos 14[make / made] friends
with other aggressive birds. Shy and 15[quietly / quiet] birds preferred companions with similar
personalities. However, the scientists 16[said / says] the bond of friendship was very important to
all flamingos, regardless of personality. They protected each other whenever their group 17[had
been / was] threatened. Children's day Founder Every May 5, Korea 18[is celebrated / celebrates]
Children's Day. It is a day for children 19[to have / have] a good time. They receive gifts and go
to fun places 20[of / with] their parents. In Korea, Children's Day was created 100 21[years / year]
ago. The special day was the idea of an activist 22[have named / named] Bang Jeong - hwan.
Back then, children 23[were treated / treated] with little respect. Most adults only 24[believed /
believes] in strict discipline to raise them. Bang disagreed 25[to / with] this opinion. The activist
strongly 26[fought / fight] for children's rights. He believed that children were the hope for a
27[good / better] future. Bang worked to make children's literature 28[much / more] available. He
even 29[have published / published] Korea's first magazine for children. In 1922, Bang and
30[other / others] activists announced the founding of Children's Day. Then, 31[above / on] May
1, 1923, they held Children's Day events for the first time. Unfortunately, Children's Day was not
always 32[allowed / was allowed] during the Japanese colonial period. It only 33[started /
starting] to be properly celebrated nationwide on May 5 1946. Now, it is a very special day for
Korean children and 34[their / its] families. Busking in Cities Busking is a 35[am typed / type] of
musical performance. It is when musicians perform in public places and 36[get / are gotten] paid
through donations. The street performances take place in city squares, subway stations, and
37[even / how] on the side of the street. 38[How / However], some people complain about
allowing buskers in cities. They sat that 39[such / so] performances are inappropriate in public
places. Not everyone enjoys listening to loud music when they 40[do / are] outside. With buskers,

people would not have a choice 41[about / like] it. These critics also say that public places are
42[usual / usually] very crowded. 43[On / In] places like subway stations and streets, people are
rushing to their destinations. Busking can block these places and 44[make / make them]
inconvenient and even dangerous. On the other hand, there are those who are in 45[favor /
favoring] of buskers. These supporters say that most people enjoy watching 46[live / alive] music
performances in public places. The street concerts make the city more 47[interesting / interest]
and dynamic. Tourists can also be attracted 48[by / with] the cultural experience. Furthermore,
these supports say that busking 49[holds / is held] in places with plenty space. It does not take
place in overly 50[crowd / crowded] areas. This way, the street performers do not get in the way
of pedestrians and 51[are caused / cause] problems. Bluetooth Bluetooth technology 52[to
connect / connects] digital devices with each other. For example, it connects wireless earphones
53[about / to] smartphones. Then, 54[why do / why] is it called Bluetooth? There 55[is / are] an
interesting story behind the name. The technology 56[was developed / developed] in the 1990's.
Engineers in Sweden and the United States 57[work / worked] together on it. 58[Another / Some]
of the engineers loved to talk about history. One day, they 59[discussed / discussing] King Harald
Gormsson. King Harald 60[ruled / rule] Denmark in the 10th century. This ruler 61[loved / was
loved] to eat blueberries. He ate so 62[many / much] of the fruit that his teeth turned blue. So,
his 63[are nicknamed / nickname] was Bluetooth. But more importantly, King Harald famously
64[united / have united] his country with its neighbor, Norway. The union of the two countries
65[last / lasted] for about 900 years. The engineers 66[had been / were] impressed with King
Harald. At that 67[times / time], the engineers were trying to unite and connect digital devices.
So, they felt they 68[had / has] something in common with him. 69[This is / These are] why the
new technology was named after King Harald. Also, the Bluetooth logo 70[had been / was]
inspired by the King. The logo 71[to combine / combines] two letters of the ancient Nordic
alphabet. These letters are the initials 72[of / at] Harald Bluetooth. 73[Express / Expressing] Pass
at Amusement Park Many people 74[go / go to] amusement parks with their friends and families.
There, they wait in 75[line / lining] to get on roller coasters, Viking ships, and other popular rides.
At some amusement parks, people can pay extra and 76[buy / are bought] express passes. Then,
77[they can / can they] move to the front of the line. They can get on the 78[rides / riding]
without waiting. Some people are happy to buy the express 79[passing / passes]. 80[As they /
They] say that waiting in line takes too much time. With the 81[expressing / express] passes, they
can enjoy many more amusement rides. So, the extra charge for the express passes is worth 82[it
/ this]. Also, these people 83[point / pointing] out that almost all companies offer upgrades. In
other words, customers can pay extra 84[to get / got] better service. So, amusement 85[parks / is
parked] should be allowed to provide a similar deal. However, other 86[person / people] are
against the express passes. These critics say that 87[all / every] visitors buy expensive tickets to
enter amusement parks. They deserve to be 88[treat / treated] equally and fairly. So, it is unfair to
give special treatment to a small 89[number / amount] of visitors. Furthermore, these critics say
the express passes 90[teaching / teach] children a bad moral lesson. They learn that if they 91[pay
/ am paid] money, skipping lines is okay. But if everyone 92[waits / is waited] in line patiently,

the children will learn about fairness. Van Gogh Alive Vincent Van Gogh was a famous painter
93[from / from which] Netherlands. His paintings are in 94[majoring / major] museums around
the world. They are full of 95[impressed / impressive] colors and brushstrokes. On top of that,
there is a traveling exhibition 96[called / was called] "Van Gogh Alive." 97[It is / They are] a fun
and interesting way to enjoy Van Gogh's artwork. The exhibition 98[launched / was launched] in
Singapore in 2011. Now, it is on a 99[touring / tour] around the world. Earlier this 100[year /
yearly], it opened in the United Kingdom and Thailand. The exhibition includes many of Van
Gogh's artworks, 101[but / however] they are not hanging on the wall. Instead, there are 102[many
/ much] projectors in the gallery. These projectors 103[displaying / display] images of Van Gogh's
paintings on the walls, floors, and ceilings. 104[This / These] way, visitors can stand inside Van
Gogh's art. They can feel the colors and brushstrokes 105[come / coming] alive. The visitors can
imagine that they are 106[parts / part] of "Sunflowers," "Starry Night," and 107[another / other]
famous paintings. There is even a recreation 108[about / of] the Dutch artist's bedroom. "We
109[wants / want] to surround people with the art," said an organizer of the exhibition. "Then,
they can appreciate Van Gogh in a new 110[way / ways]."

Q. [ ]안의 내용을 어법 상 바르게 고치시오. 어법수정(문제지)
1.
Flamingo Friendships People often 1[say which] "birds of a feather flock together." According to
scientists, this is 2[truly] for flamingos. Flamingos are birds that 3[living] in tropical places. They
are known for their unique 4[to look]. They have bright pink feathers, thin legs, and long s-
shaped necks. Flamingos are social and live 5[to] flocks. Sometimes, there can be 6[thousand of]
birds in a single flock. For over five years, some British 7[scientist] studied flamingos. They
observed 8[which] the pink birds formed relationships within their flock. The scientists learned
that each flamingo 9[has had] a small group of friends. Even inside a large flock, 10[that] only
hung out with a handful if birds. These friends stayed nearby and 11[to be] "within a neck's
length" from each other. Also, the friendships almost always 12[was lasted] a lifetime.
Furthermore, the British scientists found that personality 13[has been] important to the friendships
of flamingos. For example, bold and outgoing flamingos made 14[friend] with other aggressive
birds. Shy and quiet birds preferred companions 15[of] similar personalities. However, the
scientists said the 16[to bond] of friendship was very important to all flamingos, regardless of
personality. They protected each other 17[however] their group was threatened. Children's day
Founder 18[All] May 5, Korea celebrates Children's Day. It is a day for children to have a 19[better]
time. They receive gifts and 20[go] fun places with their parents. In Korea, Children's Day was
created 100 21[year] ago. The special day was the idea 22[on] an activist named Bang Jeong -
hwan. Back then, children 23[treated] with little respect. Most adults only 24[believes] in strict
discipline to raise them. Bang disagreed 25[like] this opinion. The activist strongly fought
26[about] children's rights. He believed that children were the 27[hoping] for a better future. Bang
worked 28[make] children's literature more available. He even 29[publish] Korea's first magazine
for children. In 1922, Bang and other activists announced the 30[found] of Children's Day. Then,
on May 1, 1923, they 31[had been held] Children's Day events for the first time. Unfortunately,
Children's Day was 32[no] always allowed during the Japanese colonial period. It only started
33[be] properly celebrated nationwide on May 5 1946. Now, it is a 34[still] special day for Korean
children and their families. Busking in Cities Busking is a 35[typing] of musical performance. It is
when musicians perform in public places and get 36[paying] through donations. The street
performances 37[takes place] in city squares, subway stations, and even on the side of the street.
38[How], some people complain about allowing buskers in cities. 39[It] sat that such performances
are inappropriate in public places. Not everyone enjoys listening 40[about] loud music when they
are outside. With buskers, people would not have a choice 41[at] it. These critics also say that
public 42[is placed] are usually very crowded. 43[On] places like subway stations and streets,
people are rushing to their destinations. Busking can block these places and make them
inconvenient and even 44[danger]. On the other hand, 45[there is] those who are in favor of

buskers. These supporters say that most people 46[enjoy watch] live music performances in public
places. The street concerts 47[making] the city more interesting and dynamic. Tourists can also be
attracted by the cultural 48[experiencing]. 49[In addition to], these supports say that busking is
held in places with plenty space. It does not take place in overly 50[has crowded] areas. This way,
the street performers do not get in the way of pedestrians and 51[are caused] problems.
Bluetooth Bluetooth technology 52[connecting] digital devices with each other. For example, it
53[is connected] wireless earphones to smartphones. Then, why 54[it is] called Bluetooth? There is
an 55[to interesting] story behind the name. The technology 56[developed] in the 1990's.
Engineers in Sweden and the United States 57[work] together on it. 58[Another] of the engineers
loved to talk about history. One day, they 59[to discuss] King Harald Gormsson. King Harald
60[rule] Denmark in the 10th century. This ruler loved 61[eaten] blueberries. He ate so much of
the fruit 62[of which] his teeth turned blue. So, his 63[to nickname] was Bluetooth. But more
importantly, King Harald famously 64[unites] his country with its neighbor, Norway. The union
65[in] the two countries lasted for about 900 years. The engineers 66[had been impressed] with
King Harald. At that 67[times], the engineers were trying to unite and connect digital devices. So,
they felt they had something in common 68[with himself]. 69[These are] why the new technology
was named after King Harald. Also, the Bluetooth logo 70[had inspired] by the King. The logo
71[is combined] two letters of the ancient Nordic alphabet. These letters 72[being] the initials of
Harald Bluetooth. Express Pass 73[to] Amusement Park Many people go to amusement 74[is
parked] with their friends and families. There, they wait in line to get on roller coasters, Viking
ships, and other 75[more popular] rides. At some amusement parks, 76[person] can pay extra and
buy express passes. Then, they can move to the front of the 77[to line]. They can get 78[at] the
rides without waiting. Some people are happy to buy the express 79[pass]. They say that waiting
in line 80[take] too much time. With the 81[expressed] passes, they can enjoy many more
amusement rides. So, the extra charge for the express passes 82[to be] worth it. Also, these
people point out that almost all companies 83[offers] upgrades. In other words, customers can
pay extra 84[gotten] better service. So, amusement parks 85[are] allowed to provide a similar deal.
However, 86[another] people are against the express passes. These critics say that 87[every]
visitors buy expensive tickets to enter amusement parks. They deserve to be 88[treat] equally and
fairly. So, 89[that is] unfair to give special treatment to a small number of visitors. Furthermore,
these critics say the express passes 90[are taught] children a bad moral lesson. They learn that if
they pay money, skipping 91[to line] is okay. But if everyone waits in line patiently, the children
92[should] learn about fairness. Van Gogh Alive Vincent Van Gogh was a famous painter 93[from
which] Netherlands. His paintings are in 94[majoring] museums around the world. They are full of
95[impressed] colors and brushstrokes. On top of that, 96[there are] a traveling exhibition called
"Van Gogh Alive." 97[They are] a fun and interesting way to enjoy Van Gogh's artwork. The
exhibition 98[launched] in Singapore in 2011. Now, it is on a 99[am toured] around the world.
Earlier this year, it 100[open] in the United Kingdom and Thailand. The exhibition includes many of
Van Gogh's artworks, but they are not 101[hang] on the wall. Instead, there are 102[much]
projectors in the gallery. These projectors 103[am displayed] images of Van Gogh's paintings on

the walls, floors, and ceilings. 104[These] way, visitors can stand inside Van Gogh's art. They can
feel the colors and brushstrokes come 105[live]. The visitors can imagine that they are 106[parts] of
"Sunflowers," "Starry Night," and 107[others] famous paintings. 108[There are] even a recreation of
the Dutch artist's bedroom. "We 109[are wanted] to surround people with the art," said an
organizer of the exhibition. "Then, they can appreciate Van Gogh in a new 110[ways]."

Q. 각 문장에 어법상 틀린 곳을 찾아서 표시한 후 바르게 고치고, 없다면 X 표 하시오. 어법수정(고난도)(문제지)
1.
1. Flamingo Friendships
2. People often say that "birds for a feather flock together."
3. According to scientists, this is true since flamingos.
4. Flamingos are birds that live between tropical places.
5. They are known for their unique are looked.
6. They have bright pink feathers, thin legs, and long s-shaped necks.
7. Flamingos are social and lived in flocks.
8. Sometimes, there can be thousand of birds in a single flock.
9. For over five years, some British scientists study flamingos.
10. They observed how the pink birds formed relationships within its flock.
11. The scientists learned what each flamingo had a small group of friends.
12. Even inside a large flock, it only hang out with a handful if birds.
13. These friends stayed nearby and was "within a neck's length" from each other.
14. Also, the friendships almost always has lasted a lifetime.
15. Furthermore, the British scientist found that personality was important to the friendships of
flamingos.
16. For example, bold and outgoing flamingos made friends to other aggressive birds.
17. Shy and quietly birds preferred companions with similar personalities.
18. However, the scientists said the bond of friendship was very important from all flamingos,
regardless of personality.
19. They protected each other whatever their group was threatened.
20. Children's day Founder
21. All May 5, Korea celebrates Children's Day.
22. It is a day for children to have a good times.
23. As they receive gifts and go to fun places with their parents.
24. In Korea, Children's Day was created 100 year ago.
25. The special day was the idea of an activist naming Bang Jeong - hwan.
26. Back then, children treated with little respect.
27. Most adults only believing in strict discipline to raise them.
28. Bang disagreed of this opinion.
29. The activist strongly have fought for children's rights.
30. He believed that children were the hoping for a better future.
31. Bang worked make children's literature more available.
32. He even publish Korea's first magazine for children.

33. In 1922, Bang and others activists announced the founding of Children's Day.
34. Then, on May 1, 1923, they was held Children's Day events for the first time.
35. Unfortunately, Children's Day was not always that allowed during the Japanese colonial
period.
36. It only started to be properly celebrates nationwide on May 5 1946.
37. Now, that is a very special day for Korean children and their families.
38. Busking in Cities
39. Busking is a are typed of musical performance.
40. It is how musicians perform in public places and get paid through donations.
41. The street performances take place in city squares, subway stations, and even in the side of
the street.
42. However, some people complain at allowing buskers in cities.
43. They sat that so performances are inappropriate in public places.
44. Not everyone enjoys listening to loud music when are outside.
45. With buskers, person would not have a choice about it.
46. These critics also say that public placing are usually very crowded.
47. On places like subway stations and streets, people are rushing to their destinations.
48. Busking can block these places and make them inconvenient and even if dangerous.
49. On the other hand, there are those what are in favor of buskers.
50. These supporters say that most people enjoy to watch live music performances in public
places.
51. The street concerts make the city much interesting and dynamic.
52. Tourists can also be attracted with the cultural experience.
53. In addition to, these supports say that busking is held in places with plenty space.
54. It does not take place in overly have crowded areas.
55. This way, the street performers does not get in the way of pedestrians and cause problems.
56. Bluetooth
57. Bluetooth technology to connect digital devices with each other.
58. For example, them connects wireless earphones to smartphones.
59. Then, which is it called Bluetooth?
60. There is an interesting story behind the naming.
61. The technology developed in the 1990's.
62. Engineers in Sweden and the United States work together on it.
63. Some of the engineers loved talking about history.
64. One day, they discusses King Harald Gormsson.
65. King Harald were ruled Denmark in the 10th century.
66. These ruler loved to eat blueberries.
67. He ate so more of the fruit that his teeth turned blue.
68. So, his nicknaming was Bluetooth.
69. But more importantly, King Harald famously uniting his country with its neighbor, Norway.

70. The union of the two countries lasted to about 900 years.
71. The engineers were impressed like King Harald.
72. On that time, the engineers were trying to unite and connect digital devices.
73. So, they felt they had something in common with himself.
74. These are why the new technology was named after King Harald.
75. Also, the Bluetooth logo had been inspired by the King.
76. The logo combining two letters of the ancient Nordic alphabet.
77. These letters will the initials of Harald Bluetooth.
78. Expressing Pass at Amusement Park
79. Many people go to amusement parks with their friend and families.
80. There, they wait in lining to get on roller coasters, Viking ships, and other popular rides.
81. At some amusement parks, people can pay extra and buy have expressed passes.
82. Then, can they move to the front of the line.
83. They can get on the rides unlike waiting.
84. Another people are happy to buy the express passes.
85. They say that to waiting in line takes too much time.
86. With the express to pass, they can enjoy many more amusement rides.
87. So, the extra am charged for the express passes is worth it.
88. Also, these people point out that almost every companies offer upgrades.
89. In other words, customers can pay extra to get more better service.
90. So, amusement parks should be allowed provide a similar deal.
91. How, other people are against the express passes.
92. These critics say that all visitors buy expensive tickets entered amusement parks.
93. They deserve be treated equally and fairly.
94. So, it is unfair to give special treatment to a small amount of visitors.
95. Furthermore, these critics saying the express passes teach children a bad moral lesson.
96. They learn that what they pay money, skipping lines is okay.
97. But if anyone waits in line patiently, the children will learn about fairness.
98. Van Gogh Alive
99. Vincent Van Gogh was a famous painter since Netherlands.
100. His paintings are in majoring museums around the world.
101. They are full of impressed colors and brushstrokes.
102. For top of that, there is a traveling exhibition called "Van Gogh Alive."
103. They are a fun and interesting way to enjoy Van Gogh's artwork.
104. The exhibition launched in Singapore in 2011.
105. Now, they are on a tour around the world.
106. Earlier this year, it open in the United Kingdom and Thailand.
107. The exhibition includes much of Van Gogh's artworks, but they are not hanging on the wall.
108. Instead, there is many projectors in the gallery.
109. These projectors to display images of Van Gogh's paintings on the walls, floors, and ceilings.

110. This way, visitors can stand inside Van Gogh's art.
111. They can feel the colors and brushstrokes to come alive.
112. The visitors can imagine that they are parts of "Sunflowers,"
113. "Starry Night," and another famous paintings.
114. There are even a recreation of the Dutch artist's bedroom.
115. "We to want to surround people with the art," said an organizer of the exhibition.
116. "Then, they can appreciate Van Gogh in a new ways."

Q. 본문과 해석을 서로 참고하여 [ ] 안에 알맞은 내용을 쓰시오. 본문해석빈칸(문제지)
1.
Flamingo Friendships
플라밍고 우정
People often 1[ ] that "birds of a 2[ ] 3[ ]

together."
사람들은 흔히 "깃털의 새들은 함께 모여든다"고 말합니다.
According to 4[ ], this is true for 5[ ].

과학자들에 따르면 이것은 홍학에게도 해당된다고 합니다.
Flamingos are 6[ ] that live in 7[ ] places.

플라밍고는 열대 지방에 사는 새입니다.
They are known for their 8[ ] 9[ ].

그들은 독특한 모양으로 유명합니다.
They have 10[ ] 11[ ] feathers, thin 12[ ], and

long s-shaped necks.
밝은 분홍색 깃털, 얇은 다리, 긴 S 자형 목을 가지고 있어요.
Flamingos are social and 13[ ] in 14[ ].

플라밍고는 사교적이며 무리를 지어 산다.
Sometimes, there can be 15[ ] of birds in a single 16[ ].

때때로 한 무리에 수천 마리가 있을 수 있다.
For 17[ ] five years, some British 18[ ] 19[ ]

flamingos.
영국의 과학자들은 5 년 이상 홍학을 연구했다.
They 20[ ] how the pink birds 21[ ] 22[ ] within

their 23[ ].
그들은 분홍색 새들이 무리 안에서 어떻게 관계를 형성하는지 관찰했습니다.
The 24[ ] learned that each flamingo had a 25[ ]

26[ ] of 27[ ].
과학자들은 각 플라밍고마다 소수의 친구들이 있다는 것을 알게 되었습니다.
Even 28[ ] a large 29[ ], it only 30[ ] out with a

handful if birds.
큰 무리 안에서도 홍학은 소수의 새들과만 어울렸습니다.
These 31[ ] stayed 32[ ] and were "within a neck's

33[ ]" from each other.
이 친구들은 근처에 머물면서 서로 "목에 닿을 수 있는 거리"에 있었다.
Also, the 34[ ] almost 35[ ] 36[ ] a lifetime.

또한, 우정은 거의 항상 평생 지속되었습니다.
Furthermore, the British scientists found that 37[ ] was important to the
38[ ] of 39[ ].

또한, 영국 과학자들은 홍학들의 우정에 성격이 중요하다는 것을 발견했다.
For example, bold and 40[ ] flamingos made 41[ ]

42[ ] 43[ ] 44[ ] birds.
예를 들어, 대담하고 외향적인 홍학은 다른 공격적인 새들과 친구가 되었다.
Shy and quiet 45[ ] 46[ ] companions 47[ ]

similar personalities.
수줍고 조용한 새들은 비슷한 성격을 가진 동반자를 선호했다.
However, the scientists said the bond of 48[ ] was very important to all
49[ ], 50[ ] of 51[ ].
그러나 과학자들은 성격에 관계없이 모든 홍학에게 우정의 유대가 매우 중요하다고 말했다.
They 52[ ] each other 53[ ] their 54[ ] was

threatened.
그들은 무리가 위협을 받을 때마다 서로를 보호했다.
Children's day Founder

어린이날의 창시자
Every May 5, Korea 55[ ] Children's Day.

매년 5 월 5 일, 한국은 어린이날을 기념합니다.
It is a day for 56[ ] to have a good time.

어린이들이 즐거운 시간을 보내는 날입니다.
They 57[ ] 58[ ] and go to fun 59[ ] with their

parents.
어린이들은 선물을 받고 부모님과 함께 재미있는 장소에 간다.
In Korea, Children's Day was created 100 60[ ] ago.

한국에서는 어린이날이 100 년 전에 만들어졌습니다.
The special day was the idea of an 61[ ] named Bang Jeong -
62[ ].
이 특별한 날은 방정환이라는 운동가의 아이디어였어요.
Back then, 63[ ] were 64[ ] with little respect.

그 당시 어린이들은 존중받지 못했습니다.
Most 65[ ] only believed in strict 66[ ] to 67[ ]

them.
대부분의 어른들은 엄격한 훈육만이 아이들을 키울 수 있다고 믿었다.
Bang 68[ ] 69[ ] this opinion.

방은 이 의견에 동의하지 않았다.
The activist strongly 70[ ] for children's 71[ ].

활동가는 아동의 권리를 위해 강력하게 싸웠다.
He believed that 72[ ] were the 73[ ] for a better future.

그는 어린이들이 더 나은 미래를 위한 희망이라고 믿었다.
Bang worked to make children's 74[ ] more 75[ ].

방은 아동 문학의 보급을 위해 노력했다.
He 76[ ] published Korea's first magazine for 77[ ].

그는 우리나라 최초의 어린이 잡지를 발간하기도 했다.
In 1922, Bang and 78[ ] activists 79[ ] the founding of Children's

Day.
1922 년 방정환과 다른 운동가들은 어린이날을 제정했다.
Then, on May 1, 1923, they held Children's Day 80[ ] for the first time.
그리고 1923 년 5 월 1 일, 처음으로 어린이날 행사를 개최했습니다.
Unfortunately, Children's Day was not 81[ ] allowed during the Japanese
82[ ] 83[ ].
안타깝게도 일제강점기에는 어린이날이 항상 허용되지는 않았습니다.
It only started to be 84[ ] celebrated 85[ ] on May 5 1946.

1946 년 5 월 5 일에야 전국적으로 제대로 기념하기 시작했어요.
Now, it is a very 86[ ] day for Korean children and their 87[ ].
이제 어린이날은 대한민국 어린이와 그 가족들에게 매우 특별한 날입니다.
Busking in Cities
도시에서의 버스킹
Busking is a type of 88[ ] 89[ ].

버스킹은 음악 공연의 일종입니다.
It is 90[ ] musicians 91[ ] in public places and get

92[ ] through 93[ ].
뮤지션이 공공 장소에서 공연하고 기부를 통해 돈을 받는 것을 말합니다.
The street performances 94[ ] place in city squares, 95[ ]

96[ ], and 97[ ] on the side of the street.
거리 공연은 도시 광장, 지하철역, 심지어 길가에서 열립니다.
However, some people complain about 98[ ] 99[ ] in

100[ ].
그러나 일부 사람들은 도시에서 버스커를 허용하는 것에 대해 불평합니다.
They 101[ ] that such performances are 102[ ] in

103[ ] places.
그들은 그러한 공연이 공공 장소에서 부적절하다고 앉아있었습니다.
Not everyone enjoys listening to 104[ ] music 105[ ] they are

106[ ].
모든 사람이 밖에 있을 때 시끄러운 음악을 듣는 것을 즐기는 것은 아닙니다.
With buskers, 107[ ] would not have a 108[ ] about it.

버스커와 함께 사람들은 그것에 대해 선택의 여지가 없을 것입니다.
These 109[ ] also 110[ ] that public places are

111[ ] very crowded.
이 비평가들은 또한 공공 장소가 일반적으로 매우 혼잡하다고 말합니다.
In 112[ ] 113[ ] subway stations and streets,

114[ ] are 115[ ] to their destinations.
지하철 역이나 거리와 같은 장소에서는 사람들이 목적지로 서두르고 있습니다.
Busking can 116[ ] these places and make them inconvenient and
117[ ] 118[ ].
버스킹은 이러한 장소를 차단하여 불편하고 심지어 위험하게 만들 수 있습니다.
On the 119[ ] hand, there are those who are in favor of 120[ ].
반면에 버스커를 찬성하는 사람들도 있습니다.

These supporters say that 121[ ] people 122[ ]
123[ ] live music 124[ ] in public 125[ ].
이 지지자들은 대부분의 사람들이 공공 장소에서 라이브 음악 공연을 보는 것을 즐긴다고 말합니다.
The street concerts make the city 126[ ] interesting and 127[ ].
거리 콘서트는 도시를 더 흥미롭고 역동적으로 만듭니다.
Tourists can also be 128[ ] by the cultural 129[ ].

관광객들은 또한 문화 체험에 매료될 수 있습니다.
Furthermore, these 130[ ] say that busking is held in 131[ ]

132[ ] 133[ ] space.
또한 버스킹은 공간이 넉넉한 장소에서 개최된다고 합니다.
It does not take place in 134[ ] 135[ ] 136[ ].

지나치게 혼잡한 지역에서는 열리지 않는다.
This way, the street 137[ ] do not get in the way of 138[ ] and
cause 139[ ].
이렇게 하면 거리 공연자들이 보행자를 방해하고 문제를 일으키지 않습니다.
Bluetooth
블루투스
Bluetooth technology 140[ ] 141[ ] 142[ ] with

each other.
블루투스 기술은 디지털 장치를 서로 연결합니다.
For example, it 143[ ] wireless earphones to 144[ ].

예를 들어 무선 이어폰을 스마트폰에 연결합니다.
Then, 145[ ] is it called Bluetooth?

그렇다면 왜 블루투스라고 할까요?
There is an 146[ ] story behind the name.

이름 뒤에 흥미로운 이야기가 있습니다.
The technology was 147[ ] in the 1990's.

이 기술은 1990 년대에 개발되었습니다.
Engineers in Sweden and the United States worked 148[ ] on it.

스웨덴과 미국의 엔지니어들이 함께 작업했습니다.
Some of the 149[ ] loved to 150[ ] about history.

엔지니어 중 일부는 역사에 대해 이야기하는 것을 좋아했습니다.
One day, they 151[ ] King Harald Gormsson.

어느 날 그들은 하랄드 곰손 왕에 대해 이야기했습니다.
King Harald 152[ ] Denmark in the 10th century.

하랄드 왕은 10 세기에 덴마크를 통치했어요.
This 153[ ] 154[ ] to eat blueberries.

이 통치자는 블루베리를 좋아했다.
He 155[ ] so much of the 156[ ] that his 157[ ]

turned blue.
그는 과일을 너무 많이 먹어서 치아가 파랗게 변했습니다.
So, his 158[ ] was Bluetooth.

그래서 그의 별명은 블루투스였습니다.
But 159[ ] 160[ ], King Harald famously 161[ ]

his country 162[ ] its neighbor, Norway.
그러나 더 중요한 것은 하랄드 왕이 이웃 노르웨이와 그의 나라를 통일 한 것으로 유명하다는 것입니다.
The 163[ ] of the two 164[ ] lasted for about 900 years.
두 나라의 연합은 약 900 년 동안 지속되었습니다.
The 165[ ] were 166[ ] with King Harald.

엔지니어들은 하랄드 왕에게 깊은 인상을 받았습니다.
At that time, the engineers were trying to 167[ ] and connect

168[ ] 169[ ].
당시 엔지니어들은 디지털 장치를 통합하고 연결하려고했습니다.
So, they 170[ ] they 171[ ] something in common with him.

그래서 그들은 그와 공통점이 있다고 느꼈습니다.
This is why the new 172[ ] was named 173[ ] King Harald.
그래서 새로운 기술의 이름을 해럴드 왕의 이름을 따서 지었습니다.
Also, the Bluetooth 174[ ] was inspired by the King.

또한 Bluetooth 로고는 왕에서 영감을 받았습니다.
The logo 175[ ] two 176[ ] of the ancient Nordic

177[ ].
로고는 고대 북유럽 알파벳의 두 글자를 결합한 것입니다.
These 178[ ] are the initials of Harald Bluetooth.

이 글자는 Harald Bluetooth 의 이니셜입니다.
Express Pass at Amusement Park

놀이공원 익스프레스 패스
Many 179[ ] go to amusement 180[ ] with their

181[ ] and families.
많은 사람들이 친구나 가족과 함께 놀이공원에 갑니다.
There, they 182[ ] in line to get on roller coasters, Viking 183[ ],

and 184[ ] 185[ ] rides.
롤러코스터, 바이킹 선박 및 기타 인기 놀이기구를 타기 위해 줄을 서서 기다립니다.
At some amusement parks, people can 186[ ] 187[ ] and

188[ ] express 189[ ].
일부 놀이공원에서는 사람들이 추가 비용을 지불하고 익스프레스 패스를 구입할 수 있습니다.
Then, they can move to the front of the line.

그런 다음 줄의 맨 앞으로 이동할 수 있습니다.
They can get on the 190[ ] 191[ ] waiting.

기다리지 않고 놀이기구를 탈 수 있습니다.
Some 192[ ] are happy to buy the 193[ ] passes.

어떤 사람들은 익스프레스 패스를 기꺼이 구매합니다.
They say that 194[ ] in line takes too 195[ ] time.

줄을 서서 기다리는 데 시간이 너무 많이 걸린다고 말합니다.
With the 196[ ] 197[ ], they can enjoy many

198[ ] amusement rides.
익스프레스 패스를 이용하면 더 많은 놀이기구를 즐길 수 있어요.
So, the extra charge for the 199[ ] 200[ ] is

201[ ] it.
따라서 익스프레스 패스에 대한 추가 요금은 그만한 가치가 있습니다.
Also, these people 202[ ] out that almost all 203[ ] offer
204[ ].
또한 이 사람들은 거의 모든 회사가 업그레이드를 제공한다고 지적합니다.
In 205[ ] words, 206[ ] can 207[ ] extra to get

better service.
즉, 고객은 더 나은 서비스를 받기 위해 추가 비용을 지불 할 수 있습니다.
So, amusement 208[ ] should be allowed to provide a 209[ ]

210[ ].
따라서 놀이 공원도 비슷한 거래를 제공 할 수 있어야합니다.
However, 211[ ] 212[ ] are against the express

213[ ].
그러나 다른 사람들은 익스프레스 패스에 반대합니다.
These 214[ ] say that all 215[ ] buy 216[ ]

tickets to enter 217[ ] 218[ ].
이 비평가들은 모든 방문객들이 놀이공원에 입장하기 위해 비싼 티켓을 구입한다고 말합니다.
They 219[ ] to be treated 220[ ] and fairly.

그들은 평등하고 공정한 대우를 받을 자격이 있습니다.
So, it is 221[ ] to 222[ ] 223[ ] treatment to a

small number of 224[ ].
따라서 소수의 방문객에게 특별한 대우를 제공하는 것은 불공평하다.
Furthermore, these 225[ ] say the 226[ ] 227[ ]

teach children a bad 228[ ] lesson.
또한, 이 비평가들은 익스프레스 패스가 아이들에게 나쁜 도덕적 교훈을 가르친다고 말합니다.
They 229[ ] that if they 230[ ] money, skipping lines is okay.

그들은 돈을 지불하면 줄을 건너뛰는 것이 괜찮다는 것을 배웁니다.
But if everyone waits in line 231[ ], the 232[ ] will

233[ ] about fairness.
하지만 모두가 참을성 있게 줄을 기다린다면 아이들은 공정성에 대해 배울 수 있을 것이다.
Van Gogh Alive

살아있는 반 고흐
Vincent Van Gogh was a 234[ ] painter from Netherlands.

빈센트 반 고흐는 네덜란드의 유명한 화가였어요.
His 235[ ] are in 236[ ] museums around the world.

그의 그림은 전 세계 주요 박물관에 전시되어 있어요.
They are full of 237[ ] colors and 238[ ].

인상적인 색상과 붓터치로 가득합니다.
On top of that, there is a traveling 239[ ] 240[ ] "Van Gogh

Alive."
게다가 "반 고흐 얼라이브"라는 순회 전시회가 열리고 있어요.
It is a fun and 241[ ] 242[ ] to enjoy Van Gogh's artwork.

반 고흐의 작품을 재미있고 흥미롭게 즐길 수 있습니다.

The 243[ ] was launched in Singapore in 2011.
이 전시회는 2011 년에 싱가포르에서 시작되었습니다.
Now, it is on a tour 244[ ] the world.

현재 전 세계 투어 중입니다.
Earlier this year, it 245[ ] in the United Kingdom and Thailand.

올해 초에는 영국과 태국에서 열렸습니다.
The exhibition 246[ ] many of Van Gogh's 247[ ], but they are
not hanging on the 248[ ].
이 전시회에는 반 고흐의 작품이 많이 포함되어 있지만 벽에 걸려 있지 않습니다.
Instead, there are many projectors in the 249[ ].

대신 갤러리에는 많은 프로젝터가 있습니다.
These projectors 250[ ] images of Van Gogh's 251[ ] on the

252[ ], 253[ ], and ceilings.
이 프로젝터는 벽, 바닥, 천장에 반 고흐의 그림 이미지를 표시합니다.
This way, 254[ ] can stand 255[ ] Van Gogh's

256[ ].
이렇게 하면 방문객들은 반 고흐의 작품 안에 서 있을 수 있습니다.
They can 257[ ] the colors and 258[ ] 259[ ]

alive.
색채와 붓터치가 생생하게 살아나는 것을 느낄 수 있습니다.
The visitors can 260[ ] that they are part of "Sunflowers,"

방문객들은 "해바라기", "별이 빛나는 밤"
"Starry Night," and 261[ ] 262[ ] paintings.

및 기타 유명한 그림의 일부가 된 것처럼 상상할 수 있습니다.
There is even a 263[ ] of the Dutch artist's bedroom.

네덜란드 화가의 침실을 재현한 공간도 있습니다.
"We want to surround people 264[ ] the 265[ ]," said an

266[ ] of the 267[ ].
"우리는 사람들을 예술로 둘러싸고 싶습니다."라고 전시회 주최자는 말했습니다.
"Then, they can 268[ ] Van Gogh in a new way."

"그러면 그들은 새로운 방식으로 반 고흐를 감상 할 수 있습니다."

Q. 영어 문장을 읽고 한글 해석을 쓰시오. 해석하기(문제지)
1.
(1)
People often say that "birds of a feather flock together."
(2)
According to scientists, this is true for flamingos.
(3)
Flamingos are birds that live in tropical places.
(4)
They are known for their unique look.
(5)
They have bright pink feathers, thin legs, and long s-shaped necks.

(6)
Flamingos are social and live in flocks.
(7)
Sometimes, there can be thousands of birds in a single flock.
(8)
For over five years, some British scientists studied flamingos.
(9)
They observed how the pink birds formed relationships within their flock.
(10)
The scientists learned that each flamingo had a small group of friends.
(11)
Even inside a large flock, it only hung out with a handful if birds.

(12)
These friends stayed nearby and were "within a neck's length" from each other.
(13)
Also, the friendships almost always lasted a lifetime.
(14)
Furthermore, the British scientists found that personality was important to the friendships of
flamingos.
(15)
For example, bold and outgoing flamingos made friends with other aggressive birds.
(16)
Shy and quiet birds preferred companions with similar personalities.
(17)

However, the scientists said the bond of friendship was very important to all flamingos, regardless
of personality.
(18)
They protected each other whenever their group was threatened.
(19)
Children's day Founder
(20)
Every May 5, Korea celebrates Children's Day.
(21)
It is a day for children to have a good time.
(22)
They receive gifts and go to fun places with their parents.
(23)

In Korea, Children's Day was created 100 years ago.
(24)
The special day was the idea of an activist named Bang Jeong - hwan.
(25)
Back then, children were treated with little respect.
(26)
Most adults only believed in strict discipline to raise them.
(27)
Bang disagreed with this opinion.
(28)
The activist strongly fought for children's rights.
(29)

He believed that children were the hope for a better future.
(30)
Bang worked to make children's literature more available.
(31)
He even published Korea's first magazine for children.
(32)
In 1922, Bang and other activists announced the founding of Children's Day.
(33)
Then, on May 1, 1923, they held Children's Day events for the first time.
(34)
Unfortunately, Children's Day was not always allowed during the Japanese colonial period.
(35)

It only started to be properly celebrated nationwide on May 5 1946.
(36)
Now, it is a very special day for Korean children and their families.
(37)
Busking in Cities
(38)
Busking is a type of musical performance.
(39)
It is when musicians perform in public places and get paid through donations.
(40)
The street performances take place in city squares, subway stations, and even on the side of the
street.
(41)

However, some people complain about allowing buskers in cities.
(42)
They sat that such performances are inappropriate in public places.
(43)
Not everyone enjoys listening to loud music when they are outside.
(44)
With buskers, people would not have a choice about it.
(45)
These critics also say that public places are usually very crowded.
(46)
In places like subway stations and streets, people are rushing to their destinations.
(47)

Busking can block these places and make them inconvenient and even dangerous.
(48)
On the other hand, there are those who are in favor of buskers.
(49)
These supporters say that most people enjoy watching live music performances in public places.
(50)
The street concerts make the city more interesting and dynamic.
(51)
Tourists can also be attracted by the cultural experience.
(52)
Furthermore, these supports say that busking is held in places with plenty space.
(53)

It does not take place in overly crowded areas.
(54)
This way, the street performers do not get in the way of pedestrians and cause problems.
(55)
Bluetooth
(56)
Bluetooth technology connects digital devices with each other.
(57)
For example, it connects wireless earphones to smartphones.
(58)
Then, why is it called Bluetooth?
(59)

There is an interesting story behind the name.
(60)
The technology was developed in the 1990's.
(61)
Engineers in Sweden and the United States worked together on it.
(62)
Some of the engineers loved to talk about history.
(63)
One day, they discussed King Harald Gormsson.
(64)
King Harald ruled Denmark in the 10th century.
(65)

This ruler loved to eat blueberries.
(66)
He ate so much of the fruit that his teeth turned blue.
(67)
So, his nickname was Bluetooth.
(68)
But more importantly, King Harald famously united his country with its neighbor, Norway.
(69)
The union of the two countries lasted for about 900 years.
(70)
The engineers were impressed with King Harald.
(71)

At that time, the engineers were trying to unite and connect digital devices.
(72)
So, they felt they had something in common with him.
(73)
This is why the new technology was named after King Harald.
(74)
Also, the Bluetooth logo was inspired by the King.
(75)
The logo combines two letters of the ancient Nordic alphabet.
(76)
These letters are the initials of Harald Bluetooth.
(77)

Express Pass at Amusement Park
(78)
Many people go to amusement parks with their friends and families.
(79)
There, they wait in line to get on roller coasters, Viking ships, and other popular rides.
(80)
At some amusement parks, people can pay extra and buy express passes.
(81)
Then, they can move to the front of the line.
(82)
They can get on the rides without waiting.
(83)

Some people are happy to buy the express passes.
(84)
They say that waiting in line takes too much time.
(85)
With the express passes, they can enjoy many more amusement rides.
(86)
So, the extra charge for the express passes is worth it.
(87)
Also, these people point out that almost all companies offer upgrades.
(88)
In other words, customers can pay extra to get better service.
(89)

So, amusement parks should be allowed to provide a similar deal.
(90)
However, other people are against the express passes.
(91)
These critics say that all visitors buy expensive tickets to enter amusement parks.
(92)
They deserve to be treated equally and fairly.
(93)
So, it is unfair to give special treatment to a small number of visitors.
(94)
Furthermore, these critics say the express passes teach children a bad moral lesson.
(95)

They learn that if they pay money, skipping lines is okay.
(96)
But if everyone waits in line patiently, the children will learn about fairness.
(97)
Van Gogh Alive
(98)
Vincent Van Gogh was a famous painter from Netherlands.
(99)
His paintings are in major museums around the world.
(100)
They are full of impressive colors and brushstrokes.
(101)

On top of that, there is a traveling exhibition called "Van Gogh Alive."
(102)
It is a fun and interesting way to enjoy Van Gogh's artwork.
(103)
The exhibition was launched in Singapore in 2011.
(104)
Now, it is on a tour around the world.
(105)
Earlier this year, it opened in the United Kingdom and Thailand.
(106)
The exhibition includes many of Van Gogh's artworks, but they are not hanging on the wall.
(107)

Instead, there are many projectors in the gallery.
(108)
These projectors display images of Van Gogh's paintings on the walls, floors, and ceilings.
(109)
This way, visitors can stand inside Van Gogh's art.
(110)
They can feel the colors and brushstrokes come alive.
(111)
The visitors can imagine that they are part of "Sunflowers,"
(112)
"Starry Night," and other famous paintings.
(113)

There is even a recreation of the Dutch artist's bedroom.
(114)
"We want to surround people with the art," said an organizer of the exhibition.
(115)
"Then, they can appreciate Van Gogh in a new way."
(116)

Q. 한글 해석을 읽고 힌트를 활용해 영어 문장을 쓰시오. 낱말배열(문제지)
1.
플라밍고 우정
(Flamingo / Friendships)
(1)
(together / birds / that / feather / often / People / say / a / of / flock)

(2)
(scientists / for / is / flamingos / true / to / this / According)

(3)
(birds / that / tropical / in / are / Flamingos / live / places)

(4)
(are / They / look / unique / for / known / their)

(5)

(long / thin / They / necks / pink / have / bright / legs / s-shaped / feathers / and)
(6)
(in / live / social / flocks / are / Flamingos / and)

(7)
(thousands / a / birds / there / single / Sometimes / can / in / flock / of / be)

(8)
(some / studied / years / scientists / over / flamingos / For / British / five)

(9)
(relationships / formed / how / They / the / birds / their / within / flock / observed / pink)
(10)
(that / The / each / learned / small / group / a / had / scientists / of / friends / flamingo)
(11)

(handful / inside / a / hung / Even / birds / only / out / with / a / flock / it / large / if)
(12)
(stayed / neck's / friends / a / and / from / length / These / other / within / nearby / were / each)
(13)
(the / always / lasted / friendships / almost / lifetime / a / Also)

(14)
(Furthermore / friendships / that / British / the / important / of / personality / to / flamingos /

scientists / the / was / found)
(15)
(example / bold / other / and / flamingos / outgoing / aggressive / For / made / birds / friends /
with)
(16)
(Shy / preferred / with / similar / companions / quiet / birds / and / personalities)

(17)

(flamingos / of / all / the / the / very / scientists / to / friendship / said / bond / of / regardless /
important / was / personality / However)
(18)
(They / each / group / threatened / protected / was / their / whenever / other)

(19)
(day / Children's / Founder)

(20)
(May / Korea / 5 / Every / Children's / celebrates / Day)

(21)
(day / have / It / time / is / children / a / good / a / to / for)

(22)
(to / places / receive / and / parents / their / fun / with / go / They / gifts)
(23)

(was / Korea / ago / years / created / Children's / Day / 100 / In)

(24)
(day / - / an / hwan / Jeong / Bang / idea / activist / of / the / The / special / was / named)
(25)
(little / Back / respect / treated / were / with / then / children)

(26)
(in / Most / believed / adults / to / strict / discipline / only / raise / them)

(27)
(this / Bang / disagreed / opinion / with)

(28)
(strongly / The / fought / for / children's / activist / rights)

(29)

(were / children / future / hope / believed / a / the / He / better / that / for)

(30)
(to / make / more / Bang / available / children's / worked / literature)

(31)
(magazine / children / Korea's / published / He / even / first / for)

(32)
(Children's / In / and / the / of / founding / other / activists / Bang / announced / 1922 / Day)
(33)
(Then / they / first / May / for / 1923 / events / time / Children's / held / the / on / 1 / Day)
(34)
(period / not / Unfortunately / allowed / was / during / the / colonial / Children's / Day /
Japanese / always)

(35)
(only / on / properly / be / celebrated / May / to / It / 5 / 1946 / started / nationwide)

(36)
(it / is / Korean / very / for / and / children / families / special / Now / their / a / day)
(37)
(Cities / in / Busking)
(38)
(Busking / a / type / is / musical / performance / of)

(39)
(public / get / and / is / through / paid / perform / in / musicians / It / donations / places /

when)
(40)

(street / in / city / even / and / squares / street / subway / the / side / performances / on / The /
stations / the / of / place / take)
(41)
(in / people / about / buskers / However / complain / allowing / cities / some)

(42)
(that / are / They / performances / such / inappropriate / sat / in / places / public)

(43)
(are / to / listening / loud / Not / everyone / enjoys / when / they / outside / music)
(44)
(about / people / a / have / With / not / buskers / choice / it / would)

(45)
(These / usually / also / public / crowded / are / critics / places / that / say / very)
(46)

(to / subway / stations / streets / people / rushing / and / like / places / are / their / destinations
/ In)
(47)
(and / and / places / block / these / Busking / make / inconvenient / dangerous / can / even /
them)
(48)
(those / hand / favor / On / other / who / are / the / in / buskers / are / of / there)
(49)
(say / performances / most / These / supporters / enjoy / watching / music / public / live /
people / that / places / in)
(50)
(street / city / make / and / concerts / the / interesting / more / dynamic / The)
(51)
(also / experience / be / attracted / cultural / can / by / Tourists / the)

(52)

(held / is / say / with / places / in / supports / Furthermore / busking / space / that / these /
plenty)
(53)
(place / in / It / does / not / areas / crowded / overly / take)

(54)
(This / the / performers / the / not / pedestrians / in / problems / get / way / do / and / street /
cause / of / way)
(55)
블루투스
(Bluetooth)
(56)
(technology / connects / devices / with / digital / other / each / Bluetooth)

(57)

(to / smartphones / wireless / it / example / earphones / connects / For)
(58)
(Then / called / is / Bluetooth / it / why)

(59)
(interesting / is / the / behind / an / name / story / There)

(60)
(The / was / the / in / technology / 1990's / developed)

(61)
(States / worked / together / on / and / it / Engineers / in / Sweden / United / the)

(62)
(loved / to / Some / about / history / talk / the / of / engineers)

(63)

(they / One / discussed / day / Harald / King / Gormsson)
(64)
(Denmark / ruled / 10th / the / in / Harald / King / century)

(65)
(to / ruler / This / loved / eat / blueberries)

(66)
(fruit / turned / much / teeth / the / of / ate / so / his / blue / that / He)
(67)
(was / nickname / So / his / Bluetooth)

(68)
(its / famously / his / importantly / Norway / But / country / with / neighbor / Harald / united /
more / King)
(69)

(of / years / lasted / the / for / countries / The / union / about / two / 900)
(70)
(were / King / Harald / impressed / with / engineers / The)

(71)
(devices / the / that / were / At / trying / unite / and / time / to / digital / engineers / connect)
(72)
(felt / they / they / So / had / with / in / something / him / common)

(73)
(technology / Harald / King / new / This / why / after / named / the / was / is)
(74)
(the / Also / by / logo / Bluetooth / the / was / inspired / King)

(75)

(alphabet / the / The / letters / of / logo / ancient / two / Nordic / combines)

(76)
(are / of / initials / letters / the / Harald / These / Bluetooth)

(77)
(Park / Pass / at / Amusement / Express)

(78)
(parks / to / amusement / with / friends / people / families / and / their / go / Many)

(79)
(roller / in / wait / they / There / coasters / get / to / ships / Viking / on / line / other / popular /
rides / and)
(80)
(some / passes / pay / buy / extra / express / people / At / parks / can / and / amusement)
(81)

(Then / the / the / to / they / front / line / can / of / move)

(82)
(get / on / the / waiting / can / They / without / rides)

(83)
(passes / the / people / Some / happy / are / buy / express / to)

(84)
(in / waiting / line / time / say / They / much / that / takes / too)
(85)
(passes / amusement / they / enjoy / many / can / the / more / express / With / rides)
(86)
(the / the / is / express / charge / for / worth / extra / So / it / passes)

(87)

(people / out / point / all / offer / companies / upgrades / that / almost / Also / these)
(88)
(In / get / words / to / better / extra / customers / service / other / can / pay)
(89)
(provide / deal / So / amusement / should / to / a / allowed / similar / parks / be)

(90)
(other / people / against / are / However / passes / the / express)

(91)
(say / that / enter / parks / expensive / all / amusement / These / tickets / to / visitors / critics /
buy)
(92)
(deserve / and / fairly / to / treated / They / equally / be)

(93)

(is / a / of / So / treatment / give / special / number / to / unfair / visitors / to / it / small)

(94)
(express / Furthermore / passes / the / these / children / teach / a / moral / lesson / critics / bad
/ say)
(95)
(skipping / if / learn / they / is / okay / pay / They / that / money / lines)

(96)
(fairness / But / the / everyone / if / children / patiently / in / will / learn / about / line / waits)
(97)
(Van / Alive / Gogh)

(98)
(Netherlands / was / Van / Gogh / famous / Vincent / a / from / painter)

(99)
(are / around / museums / major / the / paintings / His / world / in)

(100)
(full / colors / are / They / and / brushstrokes / of / impressive)

(101)
(that / a / there / exhibition / Van / Alive / On / Gogh / is / top / of / called / traveling)

(102)
(It / a / way / fun / enjoy / interesting / is / Gogh's / to / Van / and / artwork)

(103)
(in / 2011 / in / exhibition / The / Singapore / launched / was)

(104)
(around / Now / tour / world / the / a / it / on / is)

(105)
(the / this / it / United / Earlier / year / opened / Kingdom / in / Thailand / and)

(106)
(they / includes / not / Van / wall / are / exhibition / but / many / of / artworks / The / Gogh's /
hanging / the / on)
(107)
(in / many / projectors / the / gallery / Instead / are / there)

(108)
(ceilings / display / images / walls / floors / These / Van / of / projectors / paintings / the /
Gogh's / and / on)
(109)
(way / inside / art / This / Gogh's / Van / stand / can / visitors)

(110)

(the / They / colors / feel / come / alive / and / can / brushstrokes)

(111)
(imagine / can / that / are / part / The / visitors / Sunflowers / of / they)

(112)
(paintings / and / Night / other / famous / Starry)

(113)
(even / of / the / recreation / There / a / is / bedroom / Dutch / artist's)

(114)
(organizer / to / of / art / surround / said / the / exhibition / the / an / want / with / We /

people)
(115)
(Gogh / a / appreciate / in / can / Then / Van / new / way / they)

(116)

Q. 한글 해석을 읽고 영어 문장을 쓰시오. 영작하기(문제지)
1.
플라밍고 우정
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)

(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)

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(18)

(19)
(20)
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(22)
(23)
(24)

(25)
(26)
(27)
(28)
(29)
(30)

(31)
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(33)
(34)
(35)
(36)

(37)
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(39)
(40)
(41)
(42)

(43)
(44)
(45)
(46)
(47)
(48)

(49)
(50)
(51)
(52)
(53)
(54)

(55)
블루투스
(56)
(57)
(58)
(59)
(60)

(61)
(62)
(63)
(64)
(65)
(66)

(67)
(68)
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(70)
(71)
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(73)
(74)
(75)
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(85)
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(89)
(90)

(91)
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(97)
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(103)
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(105)
(106)
(107)
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(109)
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(112)
(113)
(114)

(115)
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Q. 본문과 해석에 자유롭게 필기하면서 내용을 정리해 보시오. 본문해석지(문제지)
1.
Flamingo Friendships 플라밍고 우정
People often say that "birds of a feather flock 사람들은 흔히 "깃털의 새들은 함께 모여든다"고
말합니다.
together."
According to scientists, this is true for flamingos. 과학자들에 따르면 이것은 홍학에게도 해당된다고
합니다.
Flamingos are birds that live in tropical places. 플라밍고는 열대 지방에 사는 새입니다.
They are known for their unique look. 그들은 독특한 모양으로 유명합니다.
They have bright pink feathers, thin legs, and long s- 밝은 분홍색 깃털, 얇은 다리, 긴 S 자형 목을
shaped necks.
Flamingos are social and live in flocks. 플라밍고는 사교적이며 무리를 지어 산다.
Sometimes, there can be thousands of birds in a single 때때로 한 무리에 수천 마리가 있을 수 있다.
flock.
For over five years, some British scientists studied 영국의 과학자들은 5 년 이상 홍학을 연구했다.
flamingos.
They observed how the pink birds formed 그들은 분홍색 새들이 무리 안에서 어떻게 관계를
형성하는지 관찰했습니다.
relationships within their flock.
The scientists learned that each flamingo had a small 과학자들은 각 플라밍고마다 소수의 친구들이
있다는 것을 알게 되었습니다.

group of friends.
Even inside a large flock, it only hung out with a 큰 무리 안에서도 홍학은 소수의 새들과만
어울렸습니다.
handful if birds.
These friends stayed nearby and were "within a neck's 이 친구들은 근처에 머물면서 서로 "목에 닿을 수
있는 거리"에 있었다.
length" from each other.
Also, the friendships almost always lasted a lifetime. 또한, 우정은 거의 항상 평생 지속되었습니다.
Furthermore, the British scientists found that 또한, 영국 과학자들은 홍학들의 우정에 성격이
중요하다는 것을 발견했다.
personality was important to the friendships of
flamingos.
For example, bold and outgoing flamingos made 예를 들어, 대담하고 외향적인 홍학은 다른
공격적인 새들과 친구가 되었다.
friends with other aggressive birds.
Shy and quiet birds preferred companions with similar 수줍고 조용한 새들은 비슷한 성격을 가진
personalities.
However, the scientists said the bond of friendship was 그러나 과학자들은 성격에 관계없이 모든
홍학에게 우정의 유대가 매우 중요하다고 말했다.
very important to all flamingos, regardless of
personality.
They protected each other whenever their group was 그들은 무리가 위협을 받을 때마다 서로를
보호했다.
threatened.
Every May 5, Korea celebrates Children's Day. 매년 5 월 5 일, 한국은 어린이날을 기념합니다.

It is a day for children to have a good time. 어린이들이 즐거운 시간을 보내는 날입니다.
They receive gifts and go to fun places with their 어린이들은 선물을 받고 부모님과 함께 재미있는
장소에 간다.
parents.
In Korea, Children's Day was created 100 years ago. 한국에서는 어린이날이 100 년 전에
The special day was the idea of an activist named Bang 이 특별한 날은 방정환이라는 운동가의
Jeong - hwan.
Back then, children were treated with little respect. 그 당시 어린이들은 존중받지 못했습니다.
Most adults only believed in strict discipline to raise 대부분의 어른들은 엄격한 훈육만이 아이들을
키울 수 있다고 믿었다.
them.
Bang disagreed with this opinion. 방은 이 의견에 동의하지 않았다.
The activist strongly fought for children's rights. 활동가는 아동의 권리를 위해 강력하게 싸웠다.
He believed that children were the hope for a better 그는 어린이들이 더 나은 미래를 위한 희망이라고
믿었다.
future.
Bang worked to make children's literature more 방은 아동 문학의 보급을 위해 노력했다.
available.
He even published Korea's first magazine for children. 그는 우리나라 최초의 어린이 잡지를 발간하기도
했다.
In 1922, Bang and other activists announced the 1922 년 방정환과 다른 운동가들은 어린이날을
제정했다.
founding of Children's Day.

Then, on May 1, 1923, they held Children's Day events 그리고 1923 년 5 월 1 일, 처음으로 어린이날
행사를 개최했습니다.
for the first time.
Unfortunately, Children's Day was not always allowed 안타깝게도 일제강점기에는 어린이날이 항상
허용되지는 않았습니다.
during the Japanese colonial period.
It only started to be properly celebrated nationwide on 1946 년 5 월 5 일에야 전국적으로 제대로

May 5 1946.
Now, it is a very special day for Korean children and 이제 어린이날은 대한민국 어린이와 그
가족들에게 매우 특별한 날입니다.
their families.
Busking is a type of musical performance. 버스킹은 음악 공연의 일종입니다.
It is when musicians perform in public places and get 뮤지션이 공공 장소에서 공연하고 기부를 통해
돈을 받는 것을 말합니다.
paid through donations.
The street performances take place in city squares, 거리 공연은 도시 광장, 지하철역, 심지어 길가에서
열립니다.
subway stations, and even on the side of the street.
However, some people complain about allowing 그러나 일부 사람들은 도시에서 버스커를
허용하는 것에 대해 불평합니다.
buskers in cities.
They sat that such performances are inappropriate in 그들은 그러한 공연이 공공 장소에서
부적절하다고 앉아있었습니다.
public places.
Not everyone enjoys listening to loud music when they 모든 사람이 밖에 있을 때 시끄러운 음악을 듣는
것을 즐기는 것은 아닙니다.
are outside.

With buskers, people would not have a choice about it. 버스커와 함께 사람들은 그것에 대해 선택의
여지가 없을 것입니다.
These critics also say that public places are usually very 이 비평가들은 또한 공공 장소가 일반적으로 매우
crowded.
In places like subway stations and streets, people are 지하철 역이나 거리와 같은 장소에서는 사람들이
목적지로 서두르고 있습니다.
rushing to their destinations.
Busking can block these places and make them 버스킹은 이러한 장소를 차단하여 불편하고
심지어 위험하게 만들 수 있습니다.
inconvenient and even dangerous.
On the other hand, there are those who are in favor of 반면에 버스커를 찬성하는 사람들도 있습니다.
buskers.
These supporters say that most people enjoy watching 이 지지자들은 대부분의 사람들이 공공 장소에서
라이브 음악 공연을 보는 것을 즐긴다고 말합니다.
live music performances in public places.
The street concerts make the city more interesting and 거리 콘서트는 도시를 더 흥미롭고 역동적으로
만듭니다.
dynamic.
Tourists can also be attracted by the cultural 관광객들은 또한 문화 체험에 매료될 수 있습니다.
experience.
Furthermore, these supports say that busking is held 또한 버스킹은 공간이 넉넉한 장소에서
in places with plenty space.
It does not take place in overly crowded areas. 지나치게 혼잡한 지역에서는 열리지 않는다.
This way, the street performers do not get in the way 이렇게 하면 거리 공연자들이 보행자를 방해하고

of pedestrians and cause problems. 문제를 일으키지 않습니다.
Bluetooth technology connects digital devices with 블루투스 기술은 디지털 장치를 서로 연결합니다.
each other.
For example, it connects wireless earphones to 예를 들어 무선 이어폰을 스마트폰에 연결합니다.
smartphones.
Then, why is it called Bluetooth? 그렇다면 왜 블루투스라고 할까요?
There is an interesting story behind the name. 이름 뒤에 흥미로운 이야기가 있습니다.
The technology was developed in the 1990's. 이 기술은 1990 년대에 개발되었습니다.
Engineers in Sweden and the United States worked 스웨덴과 미국의 엔지니어들이 함께
작업했습니다.
together on it.
Some of the engineers loved to talk about history. 엔지니어 중 일부는 역사에 대해 이야기하는 것을
좋아했습니다.
One day, they discussed King Harald Gormsson. 어느 날 그들은 하랄드 곰손 왕에 대해

King Harald ruled Denmark in the 10th century. 하랄드 왕은 10 세기에 덴마크를 통치했어요.
This ruler loved to eat blueberries. 이 통치자는 블루베리를 좋아했다.
He ate so much of the fruit that his teeth turned blue. 그는 과일을 너무 많이 먹어서 치아가 파랗게
변했습니다.

So, his nickname was Bluetooth. 그래서 그의 별명은 블루투스였습니다.
But more importantly, King Harald famously united his 그러나 더 중요한 것은 하랄드 왕이 이웃
노르웨이와 그의 나라를 통일 한 것으로
country with its neighbor, Norway.
The union of the two countries lasted for about 900 두 나라의 연합은 약 900 년 동안 지속되었습니다.
years.
The engineers were impressed with King Harald. 엔지니어들은 하랄드 왕에게 깊은 인상을
받았습니다.
At that time, the engineers were trying to unite and 당시 엔지니어들은 디지털 장치를 통합하고
connect digital devices.
So, they felt they had something in common with him. 그래서 그들은 그와 공통점이 있다고 느꼈습니다.
This is why the new technology was named after King 그래서 새로운 기술의 이름을 해럴드 왕의 이름을
따서 지었습니다.
Harald.
Also, the Bluetooth logo was inspired by the King. 또한 Bluetooth 로고는 왕에서 영감을 받았습니다.
The logo combines two letters of the ancient Nordic 로고는 고대 북유럽 알파벳의 두 글자를 결합한
것입니다.
alphabet.
These letters are the initials of Harald Bluetooth. 이 글자는 Harald Bluetooth 의 이니셜입니다.
Express Pass at Amusement Park 놀이공원 익스프레스 패스
Many people go to amusement parks with their friends 많은 사람들이 친구나 가족과 함께 놀이공원에

and families. 갑니다.
There, they wait in line to get on roller coasters, Viking 롤러코스터, 바이킹 선박 및 기타 인기 놀이기구를
타기 위해 줄을 서서 기다립니다.
ships, and other popular rides.
At some amusement parks, people can pay extra and 일부 놀이공원에서는 사람들이 추가 비용을
지불하고 익스프레스 패스를 구입할 수 있습니다.
buy express passes.
Then, they can move to the front of the line. 그런 다음 줄의 맨 앞으로 이동할 수 있습니다.
They can get on the rides without waiting. 기다리지 않고 놀이기구를 탈 수 있습니다.
Some people are happy to buy the express passes. 어떤 사람들은 익스프레스 패스를 기꺼이
구매합니다.
They say that waiting in line takes too much time. 줄을 서서 기다리는 데 시간이 너무 많이 걸린다고
말합니다.
With the express passes, they can enjoy many more 익스프레스 패스를 이용하면 더 많은 놀이기구를
즐길 수 있어요.
amusement rides.
So, the extra charge for the express passes is worth it. 따라서 익스프레스 패스에 대한 추가 요금은
그만한 가치가 있습니다.
Also, these people point out that almost all companies 또한 이 사람들은 거의 모든 회사가 업그레이드를
제공한다고 지적합니다.
offer upgrades.
In other words, customers can pay extra to get better 즉, 고객은 더 나은 서비스를 받기 위해 추가
비용을 지불 할 수 있습니다.
service.
So, amusement parks should be allowed to provide a 따라서 놀이 공원도 비슷한 거래를 제공 할 수
있어야합니다.
similar deal.

However, other people are against the express passes. 그러나 다른 사람들은 익스프레스 패스에
반대합니다.
These critics say that all visitors buy expensive tickets to 이 비평가들은 모든 방문객들이 놀이공원에
입장하기 위해 비싼 티켓을 구입한다고 말합니다.
They deserve to be treated equally and fairly. 그들은 평등하고 공정한 대우를 받을 자격이
있습니다.
So, it is unfair to give special treatment to a small 따라서 소수의 방문객에게 특별한 대우를
제공하는 것은 불공평하다.
number of visitors.
Furthermore, these critics say the express passes teach 또한, 이 비평가들은 익스프레스 패스가
아이들에게 나쁜 도덕적 교훈을 가르친다고
children a bad moral lesson.
말합니다.
They learn that if they pay money, skipping lines is 그들은 돈을 지불하면 줄을 건너뛰는 것이
괜찮다는 것을 배웁니다.
okay.
But if everyone waits in line patiently, the children will 하지만 모두가 참을성 있게 줄을 기다린다면
아이들은 공정성에 대해 배울 수 있을 것이다.
learn about fairness.
Van Gogh Alive 살아있는 반 고흐
Vincent Van Gogh was a famous painter from 빈센트 반 고흐는 네덜란드의 유명한 화가였어요.
Netherlands.
His paintings are in major museums around the world. 그의 그림은 전 세계 주요 박물관에 전시되어
있어요.
They are full of impressive colors and brushstrokes. 인상적인 색상과 붓터치로 가득합니다.

On top of that, there is a traveling exhibition called 게다가 "반 고흐 얼라이브"라는 순회 전시회가
열리고 있어요.
"Van Gogh Alive."
It is a fun and interesting way to enjoy Van Gogh's 반 고흐의 작품을 재미있고 흥미롭게 즐길 수
있습니다.
artwork.
The exhibition was launched in Singapore in 2011. 이 전시회는 2011 년에 싱가포르에서

Now, it is on a tour around the world. 현재 전 세계 투어 중입니다.
Earlier this year, it opened in the United Kingdom and 올해 초에는 영국과 태국에서 열렸습니다.
Thailand.
The exhibition includes many of Van Gogh's artworks, 이 전시회에는 반 고흐의 작품이 많이 포함되어
있지만 벽에 걸려 있지 않습니다.
but they are not hanging on the wall.
Instead, there are many projectors in the gallery. 대신 갤러리에는 많은 프로젝터가 있습니다.
These projectors display images of Van Gogh's 이 프로젝터는 벽, 바닥, 천장에 반 고흐의 그림
이미지를 표시합니다.
paintings on the walls, floors, and ceilings.
This way, visitors can stand inside Van Gogh's art. 이렇게 하면 방문객들은 반 고흐의 작품 안에 서
있을 수 있습니다.
They can feel the colors and brushstrokes come alive. 색채와 붓터치가 생생하게 살아나는 것을 느낄 수
있습니다.
The visitors can imagine that they are part of 방문객들은 "해바라기", "별이 빛나는 밤"
"Sunflowers,"

"Starry Night," and other famous paintings. 및 기타 유명한 그림의 일부가 된 것처럼 상상할
수 있습니다.
There is even a recreation of the Dutch artist's 네덜란드 화가의 침실을 재현한 공간도 있습니다.
bedroom.
"We want to surround people with the art," said an "우리는 사람들을 예술로 둘러싸고 싶습니다."라고
전시회 주최자는 말했습니다.
organizer of the exhibition.
"Then, they can appreciate Van Gogh in a new way." "그러면 그들은 새로운 방식으로 반 고흐를 감상
할 수 있습니다."
지문의 주요 어휘와 뜻
friendship 우정, 우애 often 자주, 흔히 feather 깃털, 깃
flock 떼, 무리; 모이다 together 함께, 같이 according to ~에 따르면
live 살다; 살아 있는 tropical 열대의, 열대성의 place 장소; 두다
unique 독특한, 유일한, 특별한 bright 빛나는, 밝은 thin 얇은, 가는; 얇아지다
social 사회의, 사교의 sometimes 때때로 thousand 천, 1000
single 단 하나의, 독신의, (차표

over ~위에, ~이 끝나고 observe 관찰하다, 준수하다
따위가) 편도의
form 형식; 형성하다[되다] relationship 관계, 관련, 연관 within ~ 이내에; ~ 이내의
learned 학문이 있는, 박식한 each 각각의; 각자 even ~조차(도), 훨씬
inside 안쪽; 내부의 hang out with ~와 어울리다 stay 머무르다, 그대로 있다; 머무름
nearby 가까운, 인근의; 가까이에,

length 길이, 기간 each other 서로, 상호 간에
근처에
last 지난, 마지막의; 지속[계속]되다 lifetime 일생, 생애; 일생의 furthermore 게다가, 더욱이
found 설립하다, 세우다 personality 성격, 인격, 특성, 개성 important 중요한, 영향력이 큰
for example 예를 들면 bold 대담한, 용감한, 굵고 진한 make friends with ~와 친해지다
aggressive 공격적인,매우 적극적인 shy 수줍어하는, 수줍은 prefer ~을 더 좋아하다, 선호하다
companion 친구, 동료, 동반자 similar 비슷한, 유사한 however 그러나, 그렇지만
bond 묶는 것, 유대, 접착, 계약;

protect 보호하다, 지키다 whenever ~할 때마다, 언제 ~하든지
결속하다
threaten 위협하다, 협박하다 celebrate 축하하다, 기념하다 have a good time 즐겁게 지내다
receive 받다, 수령하다 gift 선물, 재능 create 창조하다, 만들어내다
treat 대하다, 대접[치료]하다; 대접,

special 특별한, 전문의 name 이름; 이름을 붙이다
한턱내기

respect 존경[존중]하다; 존중, 존경 believe in ~의 존재를 믿다 strict 엄한, 엄격한
raise 들어 올리다, 기르다, 재배하다,

discipline 규율, 훈육; 훈육하다 disagree 일치하지 않다, 의견이 다르다
모금하다
opinion 의견, 견해 fight for ~을 위해 싸우다 right 옳은, 오른쪽의; 권리
believe 믿다, 생각하다 future 미래, 장래; 미래의 work 일하다, 작동하다
available 이용[구]할 수 있는, 쓸모

literature 문학 publish 출판[발행]하다, 발표하다
있는
announce 발표하다, 알리다, 방송하다 hold 잡다, 개최하다 event 일, 사건, 행사
unfortunately 불행하게도,
for the first time 처음으로 allow 허락하다, 허가하다
유감스럽게도
during ~ 동안 period 기간, 시기, 시대, 마침표 properly 제대로, 적절히, 올바로
musical 음악의, 음악에 소질이 있는; perform 실행하다, 수행하다,

performance 실행, 수행, 연기, 공연
뮤지컬 연기[연주]하다
in public 공개적으로 pay 지불하다; 급료 through ~을 통하여
square 정사각형, 제곱, 광장;

donation 기부, 기증, 기부금 take place (사건 등이) 일어나다
정사각형의
side 측면, 옆 complain 불평하다, 호소하다 such 그러한, 그렇게, ~와 같은
enjoy -ing ~하는 것을 즐기다 loud 큰 소리의, 시끄러운 outside 바깥쪽; 외부의
choice 선택, 고르기 public 대중의, 공공의; 대중 usually 보통, 대개
crowded 붐비는, 복잡한 in place 제자리에 rush 돌진하다, 급히 하다; 돌진
destination 목적지 block (길 등을) 막다; 덩어리, 구역 dangerous 위험한
in favor of ~에 찬성하여, ~을
on the other hand 한편, 반면에 interesting 재미있는
위하여
dynamic 역동적인, 활동적인 tourist 관광객 attract 끌다, 매혹하다
support 지지[부양]하다; 지지, 후원,

cultural 문화의 experience 경험, 체험; 경험하다
도움
plenty 많음, 풍부, 충분 area 지역, 구역, 범위 this way 이런 식으로
get in (승용차를) 타다 way 방법, 길 cause 원인; ~을 야기하다
problem 문제, 의문 technology (과학) 기술, 테크놀로지 connect 연결하다, 관계[관련]시키다
device 장치, 기구, 궁리, 고안 story 이야기, (건물의) 층 behind ~의 뒤에
develop 개발하다, 발전[발달]시키다 engineer 기술자, 공학자 unite 통합[결속]시키다, 연합[단결]하다
state 상태, 국가, 주(州); 말하다 some of ~중의 일부 one day 어느날
discuss 논의하다, 토론하다 rule 규칙, 자; 다스리다 century 100 년, 1 세기
ruler 지배자, 자 turn 돌다, 회전하다; 회전, 차례 nickname 별명, 애칭; 별명을 붙이다
neighbor 이웃(사람); 이웃의, 인근의;

union 연합, 합병, (노동) 조합 impressed 감명[감동]을 받은
이웃하다
have ~ in common 공통으로 ~을

at that time 그 때, 그 당시에 try to ~하려고 노력하다
가지고 있다
inspire 격려하다, 영감을 주다 combine 결합시키다, 결합하다 letter 글자, 편지
express 표현하다; 급행의, 속달의;

ancient 고대의, 오래된 initial 처음의, 이름의 첫 글자
급행열차

pass 지나가다, 건네주다, 합격하다 amusement 즐거움, 재미, 오락, 놀이 park 공원; 주차하다
wait 기다리다, 대기하다 line 줄; 줄을 서다 get on 타다
popular 인기 있는, 대중적인 rid 없애다, 제거하다 extra 여분의, 추가의, 특별한, 임시의
move to ~로 이사하다 front 앞, 정면의 without ~ 없이
charge 청구하다, 고발하다, 요금,

enjoy 즐기다, 재미를 보다 worth ~의 가치가 있는, ~할 만한; 가치
고발, 책임
point 점, 요점; 가리키다, ~을 향하다 company 회사, 친구 offer 제공하다, 제안하다; 제안
customer 손님, 단골, 거래처 get better 더 좋아지다 service 서비스 (사업), 근무
provide 공급하다, 제공하다 deal 다루다, 처리하다; 거래 against ~에 반대하여
deserve ~할 가치가 있다, ~할[받을]

visitor 방문객, 손님 enter 들어가다, 입학하다
만하다
fairly 상당히, 꽤, 공정하게 unfair 불공평한, 부당한 treatment 치료, 처리, 대우
teach 가르치다 moral 도덕적인; 교훈, (~s) 도덕 skip 거르다, 건너뛰다, 깡총깡총 뛰다
alive 살아 있는, 활발한 famous 유명한 major 주요한, 전공의, 다수의; 전공하다
around the world 전 세계에 be full of ~로 가득 차다 impressive 인상적인, 감명을 주는
travel 여행하다; 여행 exhibition 전시회, 전시 launch 시작하다, 출시하다, 발사하다
tour 여행[관광]하다; 여행, 관광 kingdom 왕국, 왕토 include 포함하다, 함유하다
hang on 매달리다, 붙잡다, (전화를)

instead 대신에, 그보다도 gallery 미술관, 화랑
끊지 않고 기다리다
display 전시하다, 진열하다; 전시, 진열 image 이미지, 인상, 그림 ceiling 천장
stand 서다, 견디다; 노점 imagine 상상하다, 추측하다 part 부분, 역할
recreation 오락, 레크리에이션 want to ~하고 싶다 surround 둘러싸다, 에워싸다
appreciate 감사하다, 진가를 인정하다

Q. 문맥 상 주어진 문장 다음에 이어질 글의 순서를 쓰시오. 문단배열(문제지)
1.
(A) Express Pass at Amusement Park Many people go to amusement parks with their friends and
families. There, they wait in line to get on roller coasters, Viking ships, and other popular rides. At
some amusement parks, people can pay extra and buy express passes. Then, they can move to
the front of the line. They can get on the rides without waiting. Some people are happy to buy
the express passes. They say that waiting in line takes too much time. With the express passes,
they can enjoy many more amusement rides. So, the extra charge for the express passes is worth
it. Also, these people point out that almost all companies offer upgrades. In other words,
customers can pay extra to get better service. So, amusement parks should be allowed to provide
a similar deal. However, other people are against the express passes. These critics say that all
visitors buy expensive tickets to enter amusement parks. They deserve to be treated equally and
fairly. So, it is unfair to give special treatment to a small number of visitors. Furthermore, these
critics say the express passes teach children a bad moral lesson. They learn that if they pay
money, skipping lines is okay. But if everyone waits in line patiently, the children will learn about
fairness. Van Gogh Alive Vincent Van Gogh was a famous painter from Netherlands. His paintings
are in major museums around the world. They are full of impressive colors and brushstrokes. On
top of that, there is a traveling exhibition called "Van Gogh Alive." It is a fun and interesting way
to enjoy Van Gogh's artwork. The exhibition was launched in Singapore in 2011. Now, it is on a
tour around the world. Earlier this year, it opened in the United Kingdom and Thailand. The
exhibition includes many of Van Gogh's artworks, but they are not hanging on the wall. Instead,
there are many projectors in the gallery. These projectors display images of Van Gogh's paintings
on the walls, floors, and ceilings. This way, visitors can stand inside Van Gogh's art. They can feel
the colors and brushstrokes come alive. The visitors can imagine that they are part of
"Sunflowers," "Starry Night," and other famous paintings. There is even a recreation of the Dutch
artist's bedroom. "We want to surround people with the art," said an organizer of the exhibition.
"Then, they can appreciate Van Gogh in a new way."
(B) People often say that "birds of a feather flock together." According to scientists, this is true for
flamingos. Flamingos are birds that live in tropical places. They are known for their unique look.
They have bright pink feathers, thin legs, and long s-shaped necks. Flamingos are social and live
in flocks. Sometimes, there can be thousands of birds in a single flock. For over five years, some
British scientists studied flamingos. They observed how the pink birds formed relationships within
their flock. The scientists learned that each flamingo had a small group of friends. Even inside a
large flock, it only hung out with a handful if birds. These friends stayed nearby and were "within
a neck's length" from each other. Also, the friendships almost always lasted a lifetime.

Furthermore, the British scientists found that personality was important to the friendships of
flamingos. For example, bold and outgoing flamingos made friends with other aggressive birds.
Shy and quiet birds preferred companions with similar personalities. However, the scientists said
the bond of friendship was very important to all flamingos, regardless of personality. They
protected each other whenever their group was threatened. Children's day Founder Every May 5,
Korea celebrates Children's Day. It is a day for children to have a good time. They receive gifts
and go to fun places with their parents. In Korea, Children's Day was created 100 years ago. The
special day was the idea of an activist named Bang Jeong - hwan. Back then, children were
treated with little respect. Most adults only believed in strict discipline to raise them. Bang
disagreed with this opinion. The activist strongly fought for children's rights. He believed that
children were the hope for a better future. Bang worked to make children's literature more
available. He even published Korea's first magazine for children. In 1922, Bang and other activists
announced the founding of Children's Day. Then, on May 1, 1923, they held Children's Day events
for the first time. Unfortunately, Children's Day was not always allowed during the Japanese
colonial period. It only started to be properly celebrated nationwide on May 5 1946. Now, it is a
very special day for Korean children and their families. Busking in Cities Busking is a type of
musical performance.
(C) It is when musicians perform in public places and get paid through donations. The street
performances take place in city squares, subway stations, and even on the side of the street.
However, some people complain about allowing buskers in cities. They sat that such performances
are inappropriate in public places. Not everyone enjoys listening to loud music when they are
outside. With buskers, people would not have a choice about it. These critics also say that public
places are usually very crowded. In places like subway stations and streets, people are rushing to
their destinations. Busking can block these places and make them inconvenient and even
dangerous. On the other hand, there are those who are in favor of buskers. These supporters say
that most people enjoy watching live music performances in public places. The street concerts
make the city more interesting and dynamic. Tourists can also be attracted by the cultural
experience. Furthermore, these supports say that busking is held in places with plenty space. It
does not take place in overly crowded areas. This way, the street performers do not get in the
way of pedestrians and cause problems. Bluetooth Bluetooth technology connects digital devices
with each other. For example, it connects wireless earphones to smartphones. Then, why is it
called Bluetooth? There is an interesting story behind the name. The technology was developed in
the 1990's. Engineers in Sweden and the United States worked together on it. Some of the
engineers loved to talk about history. One day, they discussed King Harald Gormsson. King Harald
ruled Denmark in the 10th century. This ruler loved to eat blueberries. He ate so much of the fruit
that his teeth turned blue. So, his nickname was Bluetooth. But more importantly, King Harald
famously united his country with its neighbor, Norway. The union of the two countries lasted for
about 900 years. The engineers were impressed with King Harald. At that time, the engineers were
trying to unite and connect digital devices. So, they felt they had something in common with him.
This is why the new technology was named after King Harald. Also, the Bluetooth logo was

inspired by the King. The logo combines two letters of the ancient Nordic alphabet. These letters
are the initials of Harald Bluetooth.

Q. 문맥 상 다음 문장들의 적절한 순서를 쓰시오. 문장배열(문제지)
1.
(A) They deserve to be treated equally and fairly. So, it is unfair to give special treatment to a
small number of visitors. Furthermore, these critics say the express passes teach children a bad
moral lesson. They learn that if they pay money, skipping lines is okay. But if everyone waits in
line patiently, the children will learn about fairness. Van Gogh Alive Vincent Van Gogh was a
famous painter from Netherlands. His paintings are in major museums around the world. They are
full of impressive colors and brushstrokes. On top of that, there is a traveling exhibition called
"Van Gogh Alive." It is a fun and interesting way to enjoy Van Gogh's artwork. The exhibition was
launched in Singapore in 2011. Now, it is on a tour around the world. Earlier this year, it opened
in the United Kingdom and Thailand. The exhibition includes many of Van Gogh's artworks, but
they are not hanging on the wall. Instead, there are many projectors in the gallery. These
projectors display images of Van Gogh's paintings on the walls, floors, and ceilings. This way,
visitors can stand inside Van Gogh's art. They can feel the colors and brushstrokes come alive. The
visitors can imagine that they are part of "Sunflowers," "Starry Night," and other famous paintings.
There is even a recreation of the Dutch artist's bedroom. "We want to surround people with the
art," said an organizer of the exhibition. "Then, they can appreciate Van Gogh in a new way."
(B) The union of the two countries lasted for about 900 years. The engineers were impressed with
King Harald. At that time, the engineers were trying to unite and connect digital devices. So, they
felt they had something in common with him. This is why the new technology was named after
King Harald. Also, the Bluetooth logo was inspired by the King. The logo combines two letters of
the ancient Nordic alphabet. These letters are the initials of Harald Bluetooth. Express Pass at
Amusement Park Many people go to amusement parks with their friends and families. There, they
wait in line to get on roller coasters, Viking ships, and other popular rides. At some amusement
parks, people can pay extra and buy express passes. Then, they can move to the front of the line.
They can get on the rides without waiting. Some people are happy to buy the express passes.
They say that waiting in line takes too much time. With the express passes, they can enjoy many
more amusement rides. So, the extra charge for the express passes is worth it. Also, these people
point out that almost all companies offer upgrades. In other words, customers can pay extra to
get better service. So, amusement parks should be allowed to provide a similar deal. However,
other people are against the express passes. These critics say that all visitors buy expensive tickets
to enter amusement parks.
(C) Flamingo Friendships People often say that "birds of a feather flock together." According to
scientists, this is true for flamingos. Flamingos are birds that live in tropical places. They are
known for their unique look. They have bright pink feathers, thin legs, and long s-shaped necks.
Flamingos are social and live in flocks. Sometimes, there can be thousands of birds in a single

flock. For over five years, some British scientists studied flamingos. They observed how the pink
birds formed relationships within their flock. The scientists learned that each flamingo had a small
group of friends. Even inside a large flock, it only hung out with a handful if birds. These friends
stayed nearby and were "within a neck's length" from each other. Also, the friendships almost
always lasted a lifetime. Furthermore, the British scientists found that personality was important to
the friendships of flamingos. For example, bold and outgoing flamingos made friends with other
aggressive birds. Shy and quiet birds preferred companions with similar personalities. However,
the scientists said the bond of friendship was very important to all flamingos, regardless of
personality. They protected each other whenever their group was threatened. Children's day
Founder Every May 5, Korea celebrates Children's Day. It is a day for children to have a good
time. They receive gifts and go to fun places with their parents.
(D) In places like subway stations and streets, people are rushing to their destinations. Busking
can block these places and make them inconvenient and even dangerous. On the other hand,
there are those who are in favor of buskers. These supporters say that most people enjoy
watching live music performances in public places. The street concerts make the city more
interesting and dynamic. Tourists can also be attracted by the cultural experience. Furthermore,
these supports say that busking is held in places with plenty space. It does not take place in
overly crowded areas. This way, the street performers do not get in the way of pedestrians and
cause problems. Bluetooth Bluetooth technology connects digital devices with each other. For
example, it connects wireless earphones to smartphones. Then, why is it called Bluetooth? There is
an interesting story behind the name. The technology was developed in the 1990's. Engineers in
Sweden and the United States worked together on it. Some of the engineers loved to talk about
history. One day, they discussed King Harald Gormsson. King Harald ruled Denmark in the 10th
century. This ruler loved to eat blueberries. He ate so much of the fruit that his teeth turned blue.
So, his nickname was Bluetooth. But more importantly, King Harald famously united his country
with its neighbor, Norway.
(E) In Korea, Children's Day was created 100 years ago. The special day was the idea of an activist
named Bang Jeong - hwan. Back then, children were treated with little respect. Most adults only
believed in strict discipline to raise them. Bang disagreed with this opinion. The activist strongly
fought for children's rights. He believed that children were the hope for a better future. Bang
worked to make children's literature more available. He even published Korea's first magazine for
children. In 1922, Bang and other activists announced the founding of Children's Day. Then, on
May 1, 1923, they held Children's Day events for the first time. Unfortunately, Children's Day was
not always allowed during the Japanese colonial period. It only started to be properly celebrated
nationwide on May 5 1946. Now, it is a very special day for Korean children and their families.
Busking in Cities Busking is a type of musical performance. It is when musicians perform in public
places and get paid through donations. The street performances take place in city squares,
subway stations, and even on the side of the street. However, some people complain about
allowing buskers in cities. They sat that such performances are inappropriate in public places. Not
everyone enjoys listening to loud music when they are outside. With buskers, people would not

have a choice about it. These critics also say that public places are usually very crowded.

Q. 글의 흐름으로 보아, 주어진 문장이 들어가기에 가장 적절한 곳을 고르시오. 문장삽입(문제지)
1.
They observed how the pink birds formed relationships within their flock.
Flamingo Friendships People often say that "birds of a feather flock together." According to
scientists, this is true for flamingos. (①) Flamingos are birds that live in tropical places. They are
flock. For over five years, some British scientists studied flamingos. (②) The scientists learned that
each flamingo had a small group of friends. Even inside a large flock, it only hung out with a
handful if birds. (③) These friends stayed nearby and were "within a neck's length" from each
other. Also, the friendships almost always lasted a lifetime. Furthermore, the British scientists
found that personality was important to the friendships of flamingos. For example, bold and
outgoing flamingos made friends with other aggressive birds. Shy and quiet birds preferred
companions with similar personalities. However, the scientists said the bond of friendship was very
important to all flamingos, regardless of personality. They protected each other whenever their
group was threatened. Children's day Founder Every May 5, Korea celebrates Children's Day. It is a
day for children to have a good time. They receive gifts and go to fun places with their parents.
In Korea, Children's Day was created 100 years ago. The special day was the idea of an activist
named Bang Jeong - hwan. Back then, children were treated with little respect. Most adults only
believed in strict discipline to raise them. Bang disagreed with this opinion. The activist strongly
fought for children's rights. He believed that children were the hope for a better future. Bang
worked to make children's literature more available. He even published Korea's first magazine for
children. In 1922, Bang and other activists announced the founding of Children's Day. Then, on
May 1, 1923, they held Children's Day events for the first time. Unfortunately, Children's Day was
not always allowed during the Japanese colonial period. It only started to be properly celebrated
nationwide on May 5 1946. (④) Now, it is a very special day for Korean children and their families.
Busking in Cities Busking is a type of musical performance. It is when musicians perform in public
places and get paid through donations. The street performances take place in city squares,
subway stations, and even on the side of the street. However, some people complain about
allowing buskers in cities. They sat that such performances are inappropriate in public places. Not
everyone enjoys listening to loud music when they are outside. With buskers, people would not
have a choice about it. These critics also say that public places are usually very crowded. In places
like subway stations and streets, people are rushing to their destinations. Busking can block these
places and make them inconvenient and even dangerous. On the other hand, there are those who
are in favor of buskers. These supporters say that most people enjoy watching live music
performances in public places. The street concerts make the city more interesting and dynamic.

Tourists can also be attracted by the cultural experience. Furthermore, these supports say that
busking is held in places with plenty space. It does not take place in overly crowded areas. This
way, the street performers do not get in the way of pedestrians and cause problems. Bluetooth
Bluetooth technology connects digital devices with each other. For example, it connects wireless
earphones to smartphones. Then, why is it called Bluetooth? There is an interesting story behind
the name. The technology was developed in the 1990's. Engineers in Sweden and the United
States worked together on it. Some of the engineers loved to talk about history. One day, they
discussed King Harald Gormsson. King Harald ruled Denmark in the 10th century. This ruler loved
to eat blueberries. He ate so much of the fruit that his teeth turned blue. So, his nickname was
Bluetooth. But more importantly, King Harald famously united his country with its neighbor,
Norway. The union of the two countries lasted for about 900 years. The engineers were impressed
with King Harald. At that time, the engineers were trying to unite and connect digital devices. So,
they felt they had something in common with him. This is why the new technology was named
after King Harald. Also, the Bluetooth logo was inspired by the King. The logo combines two
letters of the ancient Nordic alphabet. These letters are the initials of Harald Bluetooth. Express
Pass at Amusement Park Many people go to amusement parks with their friends and families.
There, they wait in line to get on roller coasters, Viking ships, and other popular rides. At some
amusement parks, people can pay extra and buy express passes. Then, they can move to the front
of the line. They can get on the rides without waiting. Some people are happy to buy the express
passes. (⑤) They say that waiting in line takes too much time. With the express passes, they can
enjoy many more amusement rides. So, the extra charge for the express passes is worth it. Also,
these people point out that almost all companies offer upgrades. In other words, customers can
pay extra to get better service. So, amusement parks should be allowed to provide a similar deal.
However, other people are against the express passes. These critics say that all visitors buy
expensive tickets to enter amusement parks. They deserve to be treated equally and fairly. So, it is
unfair to give special treatment to a small number of visitors. Furthermore, these critics say the
express passes teach children a bad moral lesson. They learn that if they pay money, skipping
lines is okay. But if everyone waits in line patiently, the children will learn about fairness. Van
Gogh Alive Vincent Van Gogh was a famous painter from Netherlands. His paintings are in major
museums around the world. They are full of impressive colors and brushstrokes. On top of that,
there is a traveling exhibition called "Van Gogh Alive." It is a fun and interesting way to enjoy Van
Gogh's artwork. The exhibition was launched in Singapore in 2011. Now, it is on a tour around
the world. Earlier this year, it opened in the United Kingdom and Thailand. The exhibition includes
many of Van Gogh's artworks, but they are not hanging on the wall. Instead, there are many
floors, and ceilings. This way, visitors can stand inside Van Gogh's art. They can feel the colors and
brushstrokes come alive. The visitors can imagine that they are part of "Sunflowers," "Starry
Night," and other famous paintings. There is even a recreation of the Dutch artist's bedroom. "We
want to surround people with the art," said an organizer of the exhibition. "Then, they can
appreciate Van Gogh in a new way."

Q. (A), (B), (C)의 각 [ ] 안에서 문맥에 맞는 어휘로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오. 적절한어휘(문제지)
1.
scientists, this is true for flamingos. Flamingos are birds that live in tropical (A)[places / converts].
They are known for their unique look. They have bright pink feathers, thin legs, and long s-
shaped necks. Flamingos are social and live in flocks. Sometimes, there can be thousands of birds
in a single flock. For over five years, some British scientists studied flamingos. They observed how
the pink birds formed relationships within their flock. The scientists learned that each flamingo
had a small group of friends. Even inside a large flock, it only hung out with a handful if birds.
These friends stayed nearby and were "within a neck's length" from each other. Also, the
friendships almost always lasted a lifetime. Furthermore, the British scientists found that
personality was important to the friendships of flamingos. For example, bold and outgoing
flamingos made friends with other aggressive birds. Shy and quiet birds preferred companions
with similar personalities. However, the scientists said the bond of friendship was very important
to all flamingos, regardless of personality. They protected each other whenever their group was
threatened. Children's day Founder Every May 5, Korea celebrates Children's Day. It is a day for
children to have a good time. They receive gifts and go to fun places with their parents. In Korea,
Children's Day was created 100 years ago. The special day was the idea of an activist named Bang
Jeong - hwan. Back then, children were treated with little respect. Most adults only believed in
strict discipline to raise them. Bang disagreed with this opinion. The activist strongly fought for
children's rights. He believed that children were the hope for a better future. Bang worked to
make children's literature more (B)[available / financial]. He even published Korea's first
magazine for children. In 1922, Bang and other activists announced the founding of Children's
Day. Then, on May 1, 1923, they held Children's Day events for the first time. Unfortunately,
Children's Day was not always allowed during the Japanese colonial period. It only started to be
properly celebrated nationwide on May 5 1946. Now, it is a very special day for Korean children
and their families. Busking in Cities Busking is a type of musical performance. It is when musicians
perform in public places and get paid through donations. The street performances take place in
city squares, subway stations, and even on the side of the street. However, some people complain
about allowing buskers in cities. They sat that such performances are inappropriate in public
places. Not everyone enjoys listening to loud music when they are outside. With buskers, people
would not have a choice about it. These critics also say that public places are usually very
crowded. In places like subway stations and streets, people are rushing to their destinations.
Busking can block these places and make them inconvenient and even dangerous. On the other
hand, there are those who are in favor of buskers. These supporters say that most people enjoy
watching live music performances in public places. The street concerts make the city more

interesting and dynamic. Tourists can also be attracted by the cultural experience. Furthermore,
these supports say that busking is held in places with plenty space. It does not take place in
overly crowded areas. This way, the street performers do not get in the way of pedestrians and
cause problems. Bluetooth Bluetooth technology connects digital devices with each other. For
example, it connects wireless earphones to smartphones. Then, why is it called Bluetooth? There is
an interesting story behind the name. The technology was developed in the 1990's. Engineers in
Sweden and the United States worked together on it. Some of the engineers loved to talk about
history. One day, they discussed King Harald Gormsson. King Harald ruled Denmark in the 10th
century. This ruler loved to eat blueberries. He ate so much of the fruit that his teeth turned blue.
So, his nickname was Bluetooth. But more importantly, King Harald famously united his country
with its neighbor, Norway. The union of the two countries (C)[halted / lasted] for about 900
years. The engineers were impressed with King Harald. At that time, the engineers were trying to
unite and connect digital devices. So, they felt they had something in common with him. This is
why the new technology was named after King Harald. Also, the Bluetooth logo was inspired by
the King. The logo combines two letters of the ancient Nordic alphabet. These letters are the
initials of Harald Bluetooth. Express Pass at Amusement Park Many people go to amusement
parks with their friends and families. There, they wait in line to get on roller coasters, Viking ships,
and other popular rides. At some amusement parks, people can pay extra and buy express passes.
Then, they can move to the front of the line. They can get on the rides without waiting. Some
people are happy to buy the express passes. They say that waiting in line takes too much time.
With the express passes, they can enjoy many more amusement rides. So, the extra charge for the
express passes is worth it. Also, these people point out that almost all companies offer upgrades.
In other words, customers can pay extra to get better service. So, amusement parks should be
allowed to provide a similar deal. However, other people are against the express passes. These
critics say that all visitors buy expensive tickets to enter amusement parks. They deserve to be
treated equally and fairly. So, it is unfair to give special treatment to a small number of visitors.
Furthermore, these critics say the express passes teach children a bad moral lesson. They learn
that if they pay money, skipping lines is okay. But if everyone waits in line patiently, the children
will learn about fairness. Van Gogh Alive Vincent Van Gogh was a famous painter from
Netherlands. His paintings are in major museums around the world. They are full of impressive
colors and brushstrokes. On top of that, there is a traveling exhibition called "Van Gogh Alive." It
is a fun and interesting way to enjoy Van Gogh's artwork. The exhibition was launched in
Singapore in 2011. Now, it is on a tour around the world. Earlier this year, it opened in the United
Kingdom and Thailand. The exhibition includes many of Van Gogh's artworks, but they are not
hanging on the wall. Instead, there are many projectors in the gallery. These projectors display
images of Van Gogh's paintings on the walls, floors, and ceilings. This way, visitors can stand
inside Van Gogh's art. They can feel the colors and brushstrokes come alive. The visitors can
imagine that they are part of "Sunflowers," "Starry Night," and other famous paintings. There is
even a recreation of the Dutch artist's bedroom. "We want to surround people with the art," said
an organizer of the exhibition. "Then, they can appreciate Van Gogh in a new way."

(A) (B) (C)
① converts ⋯⋯⋯ available ⋯⋯⋯ halted

② converts ⋯⋯⋯ financial ⋯⋯⋯ halted
③ places ⋯⋯⋯ available ⋯⋯⋯ halted
④ places ⋯⋯⋯ financial ⋯⋯⋯ lasted
⑤ places ⋯⋯⋯ available ⋯⋯⋯ lasted

Q. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 문맥상 어휘의 쓰임이 적절하지 않은 것을 모두 고르시오. 부적절한어휘(문제지)
1. (정답 1 개)
known for their ①unique look. They have bright pink feathers, thin legs, and long s-shaped
necks. Flamingos are social and live in flocks. Sometimes, there can be thousands of birds in a
single flock. For over five years, some British scientists studied flamingos. They observed how the
pink birds ②fermented relationships within their flock. The scientists learned that each flamingo
had a small group of friends. Even inside a large flock, it only hung out with a handful if birds.
These friends stayed nearby and were "within a neck's length" from each other. Also, the
friendships almost always lasted a lifetime. Furthermore, the British scientists found that
personality was important to the friendships of flamingos. For example, bold and outgoing
flamingos made friends with other aggressive birds. Shy and quiet birds preferred companions
with similar personalities. However, the scientists said the bond of friendship was very important
to all flamingos, regardless of personality. They protected each other whenever their group was
make children's literature more available. He even published Korea's first magazine for children. In
1922, Bang and other activists announced the founding of Children's Day. Then, on May 1, 1923,
they held Children's Day events for the first time. Unfortunately, Children's Day was not always
allowed during the Japanese colonial period. It only started to be properly celebrated nationwide
on May 5 1946. Now, it is a very special day for Korean children and their families. Busking in
Cities Busking is a type of musical performance. It is when musicians perform in public places and
get paid through donations. The street performances take place in city squares, subway stations,
and even on the side of the street. However, some people complain about allowing buskers in
cities. They sat that such performances are inappropriate in public places. Not everyone enjoys
listening to loud music when they are outside. With buskers, people would not have a choice
about it. These critics also say that public places are usually very crowded. In places like subway
stations and streets, people are rushing to their destinations. Busking can block these places and
make them inconvenient and even dangerous. On the other hand, there are those who are in
favor of buskers. These supporters say that most people enjoy watching live music performances
in public places. The street concerts make the city more interesting and dynamic. Tourists can also

be attracted by the cultural experience. Furthermore, these supports say that busking is held in
places with plenty space. It does not take place in overly crowded areas. This way, the street
performers do not get in the way of pedestrians and cause problems. Bluetooth Bluetooth
technology connects digital devices with each other. For example, it connects wireless earphones
to smartphones. Then, why is it called Bluetooth? There is an interesting story behind the name.
The technology was developed in the 1990's. Engineers in Sweden and the United States worked
together on it. Some of the engineers loved to talk about history. One day, they discussed King
Harald Gormsson. King Harald ruled Denmark in the 10th century. This ruler loved to eat
blueberries. He ate so much of the fruit that his teeth turned blue. So, his nickname was
they ③felt they had something in common with him. This is why the new technology was named
passes. They say that waiting in line takes too much time. With the express passes, they can enjoy
many more amusement rides. So, the extra ④charge for the express passes is worth it. Also, these
people point out that almost all companies offer upgrades. In other words, customers can pay
extra to get better service. So, amusement parks should be allowed to provide a similar deal.
express passes teach children a bad ⑤moral lesson. They learn that if they pay money, skipping
Gogh's artwork. The exhibition was launched in Singapore in 2011. Now, it is on a tour around

Q. (A), (B), (C)의 각 [ ] 안에서 어법에 맞는 표현으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오. 맞는어법(문제지)
1.
time. They receive gifts and go to fun places with their parents. In Korea, Children's Day was
created 100 years ago. The special day was the idea of an activist named Bang Jeong - hwan.
Back then, children were treated with little respect. Most adults only believed in strict discipline to
raise them. Bang disagreed with this opinion. The activist strongly fought for children's rights. He
believed that children were the hope for a better future. Bang worked to make children's
literature more available. He even published Korea's first magazine for children. In 1922, Bang and
other activists announced the founding of Children's Day. Then, on May 1, 1923, they held
Children's Day events for the first time. Unfortunately, Children's Day was not always allowed
during the Japanese colonial period. It only started to be properly celebrated nationwide on May
5 1946. Now, it is a very special day for Korean children and their families. Busking in Cities
Busking is a type of musical performance. It is when musicians perform in public places and get
paid through donations. The street performances take place in city squares, subway stations, and
even on the side of the street. However, some people complain about allowing buskers in cities.
They sat that such performances are inappropriate in public places. Not everyone enjoys listening
(A)[of / to] loud music when they are outside. With buskers, people would not have a choice

letters of the ancient Nordic alphabet. These letters (B)[are / being] the initials of Harald
Bluetooth. Express Pass at Amusement Park Many people go to amusement parks with their
friends and families. There, they wait in line to get on roller coasters, Viking ships, and other
popular rides. At some amusement parks, people can pay extra and buy express passes. Then,
they can move to the front of the line. They can get on the rides without waiting. Some people
are happy to buy the express passes. They say that waiting in line takes too much time. With the
express passes, they can enjoy many more amusement rides. So, the extra charge for the express
passes is worth it. Also, these people point out that almost all companies offer upgrades. In other
words, customers can pay extra to get better service. So, amusement parks should be allowed to
provide a similar deal. However, other people are against the express passes. These critics say that
all visitors buy expensive tickets to enter amusement parks. (C)[It / They] deserve to be treated
equally and fairly. So, it is unfair to give special treatment to a small number of visitors.
Singapore in 2011. Now, it is on a tour around the world. Earlier this year, it opened in the United
Kingdom and Thailand. The exhibition includes many of Van Gogh's artworks, but they are not
hanging on the wall. Instead, there are many projectors in the gallery. These projectors display
images of Van Gogh's paintings on the walls, floors, and ceilings. This way, visitors can stand
inside Van Gogh's art. They can feel the colors and brushstrokes come alive. The visitors can
imagine that they are part of "Sunflowers," "Starry Night," and other famous paintings. There is
even a recreation of the Dutch artist's bedroom. "We want to surround people with the art," said
an organizer of the exhibition. "Then, they can appreciate Van Gogh in a new way."

(A) (B) (C)
① of ⋯⋯⋯ being ⋯⋯⋯ It

② of ⋯⋯⋯ are ⋯⋯⋯ It
③ to ⋯⋯⋯ being ⋯⋯⋯ It
④ to ⋯⋯⋯ are ⋯⋯⋯ They
⑤ to ⋯⋯⋯ being ⋯⋯⋯ They

Q. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어법 상 틀린 것을 모두 고르시오. 틀린어법(문제지)
1. (정답 1 개)
scientists, this is true for flamingos. Flamingos are birds that live in tropical ①places. They are
known ②during their unique look. They have bright pink feathers, thin legs, and long s-shaped
pink birds formed relationships within ③their flock. The scientists learned that each flamingo had
a small group of friends. Even inside a large flock, it only hung out with a handful if birds. These
friends stayed nearby and were "within a neck's length" from each other. Also, the friendships
almost always lasted a lifetime. Furthermore, the British scientists found that personality was
important to the friendships of flamingos. For example, bold and outgoing flamingos made
friends with other aggressive birds. Shy and quiet birds preferred companions with similar
personalities. However, the scientists said the bond of friendship was very important to all
flamingos, regardless of personality. They protected each other whenever their group was
make children's literature more available. He even published Korea's first magazine for children. In
1922, Bang and other activists announced the founding of Children's Day. Then, on May 1, 1923,
they held Children's Day events for the first time. Unfortunately, Children's Day was not always
allowed during the Japanese colonial period. It only started to be properly celebrated nationwide
on May 5 1946. Now, it is a very special day for Korean children and their families. Busking in
Cities Busking is a type of musical performance. It is when musicians perform in public places and
get paid through donations. The street performances take place in city squares, subway stations,
and even on the side of the street. However, ④some people complain about allowing buskers in
cities. They sat that such performances are inappropriate in public places. Not everyone enjoys
listening to loud music when they are outside. With buskers, people would not have a choice

many more amusement rides. So, the extra charge for the express passes is worth it. Also, these
extra to get better service. So, amusement parks should be allowed to provide a similar deal.
Gogh's artwork. The exhibition ⑤was launched in Singapore in 2011. Now, it is on a tour around

Q. 다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오. 어휘+어법(문제지)
1.
Flamingos are social and live ⓐby flocks. Sometimes, there can be thousands of birds in a single
time. ⓑThey receive gifts and go to fun places with their parents. In Korea, Children's Day was
literature (A) available. He even published Korea's first magazine for children. In 1922, Bang
and other activists announced the founding of Children's Day. Then, on May 1, 1923, they held
to loud music when they are outside. With buskers, people would not have a choice about it.
These critics also say that public places are usually very crowded. In places like subway stations
and streets, people are rushing to their destinations. Busking can block these places and make
them inconvenient and even (B) . On the other hand, there are those who are in favor of
buskers. These supporters say that most people enjoy watching live music performances in public
places. The street concerts make the city more interesting and dynamic. Tourists can also be

attracted by the cultural experience. Furthermore, these supports say that busking is held in
places with plenty (C) . It does not take place in overly crowded areas. This way, the street
technology ⓒconnects digital devices with each other. For example, it connects wireless
earphones to smartphones. Then, why is it called Bluetooth? There is an interesting story behind
the name. The technology was developed in the 1990's. Engineers in Sweden and the United
States worked (D) on it. Some of the engineers loved to talk about history. One day, they
discussed King Harald Gormsson. King Harald ruled Denmark in the 10th century. This ruler loved
to eat blueberries. He ate so much of the fruit that his teeth turned blue. So, his nickname was
they felt they had something in common with ⓓhim. This is why the new technology was named
many more amusement rides. So, the extra charge for the express passes is worth it. Also, these
extra to get better service. So, amusement parks should be allowed to (E) a similar deal.
lines is okay. But if everyone waits in line patiently, the children ⓔshould learn about fairness.
Van Gogh Alive Vincent Van Gogh was a famous painter from Netherlands. His paintings are in
major museums around the world. They are full of impressive colors and brushstrokes. On top of
that, there is a traveling exhibition called "Van Gogh Alive." It is a fun and interesting way to
enjoy Van Gogh's artwork. The exhibition was launched in Singapore in 2011. Now, it is on a tour
around the world. Earlier this year, it opened in the United Kingdom and Thailand. The exhibition
includes many of Van Gogh's artworks, but they are not hanging on the wall. Instead, there are
many projectors in the gallery. These projectors display images of Van Gogh's paintings on the
walls, floors, and ceilings. This way, visitors can stand inside Van Gogh's art. They can feel the
colors and brushstrokes come alive. The visitors can imagine that they are part of "Sunflowers,"
"Starry Night," and other famous paintings. There is even a recreation of the Dutch artist's
bedroom. "We want to surround people with the art," said an organizer of the exhibition. "Then,
they can appreciate Van Gogh in a new way."

1-1. 위 글의 빈칸 (A)~(E)에 들어갈 말로 적절하지 않은 것은?
① (A) more ② (B) dangerous ③ (C) space ④ (D) together ⑤ (E) interrupt
1-2. 위 글의 ⓐ~ⓔ 중 어법상 어색한 것만 고른 것은?
① ⓐ, ⓑ ② ⓐ, ⓒ ③ ⓐ, ⓔ ④ ⓑ, ⓓ ⑤ ⓒ, ⓓ

Q. 다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오. 어휘+문장완성(문제지)
1.
stayed nearby and were "within a neck's (A)[ ]" from each other. Also, the friendships almost
time. They (B)[ ] gifts and go to fun places with their parents. In Korea, Children's Day was
literature more available. He even published Korea's first magazine for children. In 1922, Bang and
other activists announced the founding of Children's Day. Then, on May 1, 1923, they held
to loud music when they are outside. With buskers, people would not have a(n) (C)[ ] about
it. These critics also say that public places are usually very crowded. In places like subway stations
them inconvenient and even dangerous. On the other hand, there are those who are in favor of

Bluetooth. But more importantly, (가)[ ], Norway. The union
of the two countries lasted for about 900 years. The engineers were impressed with King Harald.
At that time, the engineers were trying to unite and connect digital devices. So, they felt they had
something in common with him. This is why the new technology was named after King Harald.
Also, the Bluetooth logo was inspired by the King. The logo combines two letters of the ancient
Nordic alphabet. These letters are the initials of Harald Bluetooth. Express Pass at Amusement
Park Many people go to amusement parks with their friends and families. There, they wait in line
to get on roller coasters, Viking ships, and other popular rides. At some amusement parks, people
can pay extra and buy express passes. Then, they can move to the front of the line. They can get
on the rides without waiting. Some people are happy to buy the express passes. They say that
waiting in line takes too much time. With the express passes, they can enjoy many more
amusement rides. So, the extra charge for the express passes is (D)[ ] it. Also, these people
point out that almost all companies offer upgrades. In other words, customers can pay extra to
get better service. So, amusement parks should be allowed to provide a similar deal. However,
other people are against the express passes. These critics say that all visitors buy expensive tickets
to enter amusement parks. They deserve to be treated equally and fairly. So, it is unfair to give
special treatment to a small number of visitors. Furthermore, these critics say the express passes
teach children a bad moral lesson. They learn that if they pay money, skipping lines is okay. But if
everyone waits in line patiently, the children will learn about fairness. Van Gogh Alive Vincent Van
Gogh was a famous painter from Netherlands. His paintings are in major museums around the
world. They are full of impressive colors and brushstrokes. On top of that, there is a traveling
exhibition called "Van Gogh Alive." It is a fun and interesting way to enjoy Van Gogh's artwork.
The exhibition was launched in Singapore in 2011. Now, it is on a tour around the world. Earlier
this year, it opened in the United Kingdom and Thailand. The exhibition includes many of Van
Gogh's artworks, but they are not hanging on the wall. Instead, there are many projectors in the
gallery. These projectors display images of Van Gogh's paintings on the walls, floors, and ceilings.
This way, visitors can stand inside Van Gogh's art. They can feel the colors and brushstrokes come
alive. The visitors can imagine that they are part of "Sunflowers," "Starry Night," and other famous
paintings. There is even a recreation of the Dutch artist's bedroom. "We want to surround people
with the art," said an organizer of the exhibition. "Then, they can appreciate Van Gogh in a new
way."

1-1. 문맥상 위 글의 빈칸 (A)~(D)에 들어갈 수 없는 단어 하나는?
① worth ② receive ③ relative ④ choice ⑤ length
1-2. 위 글의 빈칸 (가)에 들어갈 말을 <조건>에 맞게 쓰시오.

<조건>
1. <보기>에 주어진 단어들을 모두 한 번씩만 사용할 것.
2. 필요시 <보기> 이외의 단어 추가 및 어형 변형 가능.
<보기>
united / his / with / famously / king / neighbor / its / country / harald
정답 :

Q. 다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오. 어법+문장배열(문제지)
1.
(A) Flamingo Friendships

(B) People often say that "birds of a feather flock together." According to scientists, this is true
for flamingos. Flamingos are birds that live in tropical places. They are known for their unique
look. They have bright pink feathers, thin legs, and long s-shaped necks. Flamingos are social
and live in flocks. Sometimes, there can be thousands of birds in a single flock. For over five
years, some British scientists studied flamingos. They observed how the pink birds formed
relationships within their flock. The scientists learned that each flamingo had a small group of
friends. Even inside a large flock, it only hung out with a handful if birds. These friends stayed
nearby and were "within a neck's length" from each other. Also, the friendships almost always
lasted a lifetime. Furthermore, the British scientists found that personality was important to the
friendships of flamingos. For example, bold and outgoing flamingos made friends with other
time. They receive gifts and go to fun places with their parents. In Korea, Children's Day was
Back then, children were treated with little respect. Most adults only believed in strict discipline
to raise them. Bang disagreed with this opinion. The activist strongly fought for children's rights.
(C) He believed that children were the hope for a better future. Bang worked to make children's
literature more available. He even published Korea's first magazine for children. In 1922, Bang
and other activists announced the founding of Children's Day. Then, on May 1, 1923, they held
to loud music when they are outside. With buskers, people would not have a choice about it.
These critics also say that public places are usually very crowded. In places like subway stations
them inconvenient and even dangerous. On the other hand, there are those who are in favor of

to smartphones.
(D) Also, these people point out that almost all companies offer upgrades. In other words,
customers can pay extra to get better service. So, amusement parks should be allowed to
provide a similar deal. However, other people are against the express passes. These critics say
that all visitors buy expensive tickets to enter amusement parks. They deserve to be treated
equally and fairly. So, it is unfair to give special treatment to a small number of visitors.
Singapore in 2011. Now, it is on a tour around the world. Earlier this year, it opened in the
United Kingdom and Thailand. The exhibition includes many of Van Gogh's artworks, but they are
not hanging on the wall. Instead, there are many projectors in the gallery. These projectors
display images of Van Gogh's paintings on the walls, floors, and ceilings. This way, visitors can
stand inside Van Gogh's art. They can feel the colors and brushstrokes come alive. The visitors
can imagine that they are parts of "Sunflowers," "Starry Night," and other famous paintings.
There is even a recreation of the Dutch artist's bedroom. "We want to surround people with the
art," said an organizer of the exhibition. "Then, they can appreciate Van Gogh in a new way."
(E) Then, why is it called Bluetooth? There is an interesting story behind the name. The
technology was developed in the 1990's. Engineers in Sweden and the United States worked
Bluetooth. But more importantly, King Harald famously uniting his country with its neighbor,
Norway. The union of the two countries lasted for about 900 years. The engineers were
impressed with King Harald. At that time, the engineers were trying to unite and connect digital
devices. So, they felt they had something in common with him. These are why the new
technology was named after King Harald. Also, the Bluetooth logo was inspired by the King. The
logo combines two letters of the ancient Nordic alphabet. These letters are the initials of Harald
Bluetooth. Express Pass at Amusement Park Many people go to amusement parks with their
friends and families. There, they wait in line to get on roller coasters, Viking ships, and other
popular rides. At some amusement parks, people can pay extra and buy express passes. Then,
they can move to the front of the line. They can get on the rides without waiting. Some people

are happy to buy the express passes. They say that waiting in line takes too much time. With the
express passes, they can enjoy many more amusement rides. So, the extra charge for the express
passes is worth it.
1-1. 주어진 글 (A) 에 이어질 내용을 순서에 맞게 배열하시오.

정답 : (A) -
1-2. 위 글에서 어법상 어색한 부분을 모두 찾아 각각 바르게 고치시오 (3 개)

어색한 부분 고친 부분
(1) ->
(2) ->
(3) ->

Q. 다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오. 어법+문장삽입(문제지)
1.
Flamingo Friendships People often say that "birds ⓐat a feather flock together." According to
known for their unique look. (A) They have bright pink feathers, thin legs, and long s-shaped
pink birds formed relationships within their flock. The scientists learned that each flamingo had a
small group of friends. Even inside a large flock, it only hung out with a handful if birds. These
friends stayed nearby and were "within a neck's length" from each other. Also, the friendships
almost always lasted a lifetime. Furthermore, the British scientists found that personality was
important to the friendships of flamingos. For example, bold and outgoing flamingos made
friends with other aggressive birds. Shy and quiet birds preferred companions with similar
personalities. However, the scientists said the bond of friendship was very important to all
flamingos, regardless of personality. They protected each other whenever their group was
Jeong - hwan. Back then, children were treated with little respect. (B) Bang disagreed with this
opinion. The activist strongly fought for children's rights. He believed that children were the hope
for a better future. Bang worked to make children's literature more available. He even published
Korea's first magazine for children. In 1922, Bang and other activists announced the founding of
Children's Day. Then, on May 1, 1923, they held Children's Day events for the first ⓑtimes.
Unfortunately, Children's Day was not always allowed during the Japanese colonial period. It only
started to be properly celebrated nationwide on May 5 1946. Now, it is a very special day for
Korean children and their families. (C) Busking in Cities Busking is a type of musical performance.
It is when musicians perform in public places and get paid through donations. The street
performances take place in city squares, subway stations, and even on the side of the street.
However, some people complain about allowing buskers in cities. They sat that such performances
are inappropriate in public places. Not everyone enjoys listening to loud music when they are
outside. With buskers, people would not have a choice about it. These critics also say that public
places are usually very crowded. In places like subway stations and streets, people are rushing to
their destinations. Busking can block these places and make them inconvenient and even
dangerous. On the other hand, there are those who are in favor of buskers. These supporters say
that most people enjoy watching live music performances in public places. The street concerts
make the city more interesting and dynamic. Tourists can also be attracted by the cultural

experience. Furthermore, these supports say that busking is held in places with plenty space. It
does not take place in overly crowded areas. This way, the street performers do not get in the
way of pedestrians and cause problems. Bluetooth Bluetooth technology connects digital devices
with each other. For example, it connects wireless earphones to smartphones. Then, why is it
called Bluetooth? There is an interesting story behind the name. The technology was developed in
the 1990's. Engineers in Sweden and the United States worked together on it. Some of the
engineers loved to talk about history. One day, they discussed King Harald Gormsson. King Harald
ruled Denmark in the 10th century. This ruler loved to eat blueberries. He ate so much of the fruit
that his teeth turned blue. So, his nickname was Bluetooth. But more importantly, King Harald
famously united his country with its neighbor, Norway. The union of the two countries lasted for
about 900 years. The engineers were impressed with King Harald. At that time, the engineers were
trying to unite and connect digital devices. So, they felt they had something in common with him.
This is why the new technology was named after King Harald. Also, the Bluetooth logo was
inspired by the King. The logo combines two letters of the ancient Nordic alphabet. These letters
are the initials of Harald Bluetooth. Express Pass at Amusement Park Many people go to
amusement parks with their friends and families. There, they wait in line to get on roller coasters,
Viking ships, and other popular rides. At some amusement parks, people can pay extra and buy
express passes. Then, they can move to the front of the line. They can get on the rides without
waiting. Some people are happy to buy the express passes. They say that waiting in line takes too
much time. With the express passes, they can enjoy many more amusement rides. So, the extra
charge for the express passes is worth it. Also, these people point out that almost all companies
offer upgrades. In other words, customers can pay extra ⓒgetting better service. So, amusement
parks should be allowed to provide a similar deal. However, other people are against the express
passes. These critics say that all visitors buy expensive tickets to enter amusement parks. They
deserve to be treated equally and fairly. So, it is unfair to give special treatment to a small
number of visitors. Furthermore, these critics say the express passes teach children a bad moral
lesson. They learn that if they pay money, skipping lines is okay. But if everyone waits in line
patiently, the children will learn about fairness. Van Gogh Alive Vincent Van Gogh was a famous
painter from Netherlands. His paintings are in major museums around the world. They are full of
impressive colors and brushstrokes. On top of that, there is a traveling exhibition called "Van
Gogh Alive." It is a fun and interesting way to enjoy Van Gogh's artwork. The exhibition was
launched in Singapore in 2011. Now, it is on a tour around the world. Earlier this year, it opened
in the United Kingdom and Thailand. The exhibition includes many of Van Gogh's artworks, but
they are not hanging on the wall. Instead, there are many projectors in the gallery. These
projectors display images of Van Gogh's paintings on the walls, floors, and ceilings. This way,
visitors can stand inside Van Gogh's art. They can feel the colors and brushstrokes come alive. The
visitors can imagine that they are part of "Sunflowers," "Starry Night," and other famous paintings.
There is even a recreation of the Dutch artist's bedroom. (D) "We want to surround people with
the art," said an organizer of the exhibition. "Then, they can appreciate Van Gogh in a new way."
(E)

1-1. 위 글의 밑줄 친 ⓐ, ⓑ, ⓒ를 어법에 맞게 바꾸어 쓰시요.
ⓐ __________________________________________________
ⓑ __________________________________________________
ⓒ __________________________________________________
1-2. 위 글의 흐름상 (A)~(E) 중 주어진 문장이 들어가기에 가장 적절한 곳은 어디인가?
Most adults only believed in strict discipline to raise them.
①A ②B ③C ④D ⑤E

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Q. 이 교재의 주요 어휘와 뜻을 암기하시오. 어휘암기(문제지)

1 friendship 우정, 우애 2 often 자주, 흔히

3 feather 깃털, 깃 4 flock 떼, 무리; 모이다

5 together 함께, 같이 6 according to ~에 따르면

7 live 살다; 살아 있는 8 tropical 열대의, 열대성의

9 place 장소; 두다 10 unique 독특한, 유일한, 특별한

11 bright 빛나는, 밝은 12 thin 얇은, 가는; 얇아지다

13 social 사회의, 사교의 14 sometimes 때때로

17 over ~위에, ~이 끝나고 18 observe 관찰하다, 준수하다

19 form 형식; 형성하다[되다] 20 relationship 관계, 관련, 연관

21 within ~ 이내에; ~ 이내의 22 learned 학문이 있는, 박식한

23 each 각각의; 각자 24 even ~조차(도), 훨씬

25 inside 안쪽; 내부의 26 hang out with ~와 어울리다

머무르다, 그대로 있다; 가까운, 인근의;

29 length 길이, 기간 30 each other 서로, 상호 간에

33 furthermore 게다가, 더욱이 34 found 설립하다, 세우다

35 personality 성격, 인격, 특성, 개성 36 important 중요한, 영향력이 큰

43 companion 친구, 동료, 동반자 44 similar 비슷한, 유사한

소중한 우리 아이들과 함께 합니다, 올림에듀학원 859-0984

49 threaten 위협하다, 협박하다 50 celebrate 축하하다, 기념하다

51 have a good time 즐겁게 지내다 52 receive 받다, 수령하다

53 gift 선물, 재능 54 create 창조하다, 만들어내다

55 special 특별한, 전문의 56 name 이름; 이름을 붙이다

대하다, 대접[치료]하다; 존경[존중]하다; 존중,

59 believe in ~의 존재를 믿다 60 strict 엄한, 엄격한

일치하지 않다, 의견이

65 fight for ~을 위해 싸우다 66 right 옳은, 오른쪽의; 권리

67 believe 믿다, 생각하다 68 future 미래, 장래; 미래의

69 work 일하다, 작동하다 70 literature 문학

이용[구]할 수 있는, 쓸모 출판[발행]하다,

75 event 일, 사건, 행사 76 for the first time 처음으로

기간, 시기, 시대,

음악의, 음악에 소질이

85 in public 공개적으로 86 pay 지불하다; 급료

87 through ~을 통하여 88 donation 기부, 기증, 기부금

정사각형, 제곱, 광장;

91 side 측면, 옆 92 complain 불평하다, 호소하다

95 loud 큰 소리의, 시끄러운 96 outside 바깥쪽; 외부의

97 choice 선택, 고르기 98 public 대중의, 공공의; 대중

소중한 우리 아이들과 함께 합니다, 올림에듀학원 859-0984

(길 등을) 막다; 덩어리,

109 dynamic 역동적인, 활동적인 110 tourist 관광객

111 attract 끌다, 매혹하다 112 cultural 문화의

115 plenty 많음, 풍부, 충분 116 area 지역, 구역, 범위

117 this way 이런 식으로 118 get in (승용차를) 타다

119 way 방법, 길 120 cause 원인; ~을 야기하다

125 story 이야기, (건물의) 층 126 behind ~의 뒤에

통합[결속]시키다, 상태, 국가, 주(州);

131 some of ~중의 일부 132 one day 어느날

133 discuss 논의하다, 토론하다 134 rule 규칙, 자; 다스리다

135 century 100 년, 1 세기 136 ruler 지배자, 자

돌다, 회전하다; 회전, 별명, 애칭; 별명을

141 impressed 감명[감동]을 받은 142 at that time 그 때, 그 당시에

have ~ in 공통으로 ~을 가지고

145 inspire 격려하다, 영감을 주다 146 combine 결합시키다, 결합하다

147 letter 글자, 편지 148 ancient 고대의, 오래된

소중한 우리 아이들과 함께 합니다, 올림에듀학원 859-0984

지나가다, 건네주다, 즐거움, 재미, 오락,

153 park 공원; 주차하다 154 wait 기다리다, 대기하다

155 line 줄; 줄을 서다 156 get on 타다

157 popular 인기 있는, 대중적인 158 rid 없애다, 제거하다

여분의, 추가의, 특별한,