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18. 다음 글의 목적으로 가장 적절한 것은?18)
18)
To whom it may concern,
Maybe you don’t know about me, but I publish a
free health magazine dedicated to prolonging life
and preventing chronic diseases through regular
exercise and a healthy and natural lifestyle. The
reason I’m writing to you is that I’m very interested
in writing down one of your articles in my magazine
and I want to know the proper procedure to do so.
The article titled “10 Health Benefits of Apples” is
exactly the type of work that I want to bring to
people and I would like to have my readers read
this article. What is the process I need to follow if I
am to write it down in my magazine? I’m looking
forward to hearing from you.
Thank you very much,
Sherry Safavi
① 만성 질환 치료를 위해 조언을 부탁하려고
② 잡지 구독료 인상의 불가피성을 해명하려고
③ 운동과 건강에 관련된 기사 작성을 의뢰하려고
④ 기사를 잡지에 수록하기 위한 절차를 문의하려고
⑤ 독자와 작가의 만남 행사에 필요한 절차를 안내하
려고
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19. 다음 글의 요지로 가장 적절한 것은?19)
19)
When we think of the word “leader,” we are often
reminded of such powerful personalities as Martin
Luther, Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill, or
Nelson Mandela. That’s very unfortunate, because we
can wrongly feel that unless we are innately a gifted
speaker, brilliant scholar, or spiritual giant, we cannot
lead. Nothing could be further from the truth. They
weren’t inborn leaders. In an article published in The
Last Day’s Newsletter in 2013, a story is told by
Leonard Ravenhill that a group of tourists visiting a
beautiful village saw an old man sitting by a fence.
One of the visitors asked, “Were any great men
born in this village?” Without looking up, the old
man replied, “No, only newborn babies.” Isn’t that
true? The greatest leaders were once newborn
babies. The truth is that leaders are made, not born.
Leadership can be developed just like any other ability.
① 지도력은 특별한 기술을 필요로 하지 않는다.
② 지도자는 타고나는 것이 아니라 만들어지는 것이다.
③ 지도력은 지도자가 먼저 모범을 보일 때 더 효과가 있다.
④ 훌륭한 지도자는 다른 사람들의 제안을 적극 수용한다.
⑤ 탁월한 지도력은 어렸을 때 이미 어느 정도 결정된다.
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20. 다음 글의 주제로 가장 적절한 것은?20)

20) v [21~22] 다음 글의 제목으로 가장 적절한 것을 고
르시오.
When it comes to making money out of food or
drink, coffee is the best. No other sector produces 21. 21)
21)
profits quite like it. Coffee manufacturing companies
The human mind is a remarkable instrument with a
are a cash cow that seemingly never runs out of
great capacity for memory and creative thought.
money. At the top of the ladder, things couldn’t be
However, often small, temporary items, those that
better. However, at the bottom, 25 million farmers
exist solely in short-term memory, don’t get the
are sinking deeper and deeper into poverty. In the
chance to stick to the mind. It has been proven that
past three years, the price of coffee on the
short-term memory can manage a maximum of about
international market has sunk to its lowest point
seven items at a time. Therefore, if you have more
over 100 years. While at the top of the supply chain
than seven tasks to perform today or seven items to
this means profits are even better, at the bottom
buy at a store, you will most likely forget a few ones
farmers are being robbed. For them, coffee is quickly
unless you write them down. Make notes. Making
becoming an unprofitable crop and, in order to
notes is never wrong whether it’s during a meeting,
survive, coffee farmers in Africa and Latin America
an interview, or immediately afterward. Whenever you
are being forced to grow other crops that can earn
find yourself trying to remember something that you
more money, but they still struggle in poverty.
had the opportunity to write down earlier, you may
*cash cow: (어떤 사업체의) 고수익[효자] 상품[사업]
be losing an important opportunity and time.

① the tips on how to select a good coffee roaster

① Listening and Note-Taking Skills
② the ways coffee growers produce more coffee
② How Long Short-Term Memory Really Lasts
③ the process of extracting coffee out of coffee
③ Memory Power: You Can Develop Your Great Memory
beans
④ Mechanisms of Short-Term and Long-Term Memories
④ the unjust distribution of the profits coming
⑤ Making Notes When Needed Is Mightier than
from coffee
Memory
⑤ the cooperation between coffee pickers and
coffee growers

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22. 22)
22) 24. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어법상 틀린 것은?24)
24)

We have mechanisms to warn of threats and guard
against instability. In the same way that any sane
person feels apprehension about jumping out of an
airplane, our brain puts the organism it controls on
alert when danger is about to happen. However, we
have to know that sometimes we need to ignore
the alarm and take the less comfortable path,
anyway. The research conducted by psychologists
found that those who can work past their brain’s
appetite for certainty ─ its need to shut the door
to preserve stability ─ are more likely to meet
challenges and to attain their goals. Jumping out of
the airplane even when our brain is shouting “Stop!”
is sometimes exactly what we need to do. That’s the
energy that fuels scientific discovery, technological
advances, and a range of other human pursuits.
The only difference between people who are
creative and people who aren’t ①is a simple belief.
Creative people believe they are creative. People
who believe they are not creative, are not. Once you
have a special identity and a set of beliefs about
yourself, you come to ②be interested in seeking out
the skills needed to express your identity and beliefs.
This is why people who believe they are creative ③
becoming creative. If you believe you aren’t creative,
there’s no need to learn how to come to be
creative and you don’t. The reality is that ④believing
you aren’t creative excuses you from trying or
attempting anything new. When a man tells you that
he isn’t creative, you’re talking to a person who will
make no effort ⑤to be a creative person.

① Step out of Your Safety Zone

② Don’t Underestimate Yourself
③ Never Give Up Your Dream
④ Simplify Your Life and Your Mind
⑤ Learn from Your Adversity and Your Failure
25. (A), (B), (C)의 각 네모 안에서 어법에 맞는 표현
으로 가장 적절한 것은?25)
25)

In large classes, students (A)[give / are given]

23. 밑줄 친 she(She)가 가리키는 대상이 나머지 넷 multiple-choice tests with just one right answer for
과 다른 것은?23)
23) every question, and every right answer must be
carefully marked for grading. In contrast, in most
A mother bear was giving her little baby bear
situations outside of school there are a lot of
growling lessons one day. “It’s time for you to learn
answers to every question, most of (B)[which / them]
to growl for yourself now, rather than relying on me
are correct in some way, and even more important,
to growl for you.” The little baby bear really
it’s acceptable to fail. In fact, failure is an important
believed ①she couldn’t do her own growling, so she
part of life’s learning process. Just as evolution is a
didn’t even want to try. She wanted her mother to
series of trial-and-error experiments, life is full of
continue growling for her so that she could feel
false starts and an inevitable stumbling. The key to
safe. ②She just stood there looking at the ground,
success is the ability to extract the lessons out of
and felt sad and scared. Her mother tried over and
each of these experiences and (C)[moved / to move]
over again to get the little baby bear to growl, and
on with that new knowledge.
③she growled gently for the baby bear to imitate,
but the baby bear wouldn’t even try. Just then, a
(A) (B) (C)
bee landed on the baby’s nose, and ④she growled.
① give which moved
Her mother said, “You growled all by yourself. What
② give them to move
a good feeling it is to be able to growl for
③ are given which moved
yourself!” The little baby bear smiled and felt so
④ are given them to move
proud. ⑤She growled at her mom and smiled again.
⑤ are given which to move

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26. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 문맥상 낱말의 쓰임 27. 다음 도표의 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은?27)

27)

이 적절하지 않은 것은?26)
26)

Being a person of strong ①conviction is certainly

not a bad thing. However, if the facts are always
changing around you but your opinion never does,
then your single-mindedness may be more of a
matter of closedmindedness. The only key to
avoiding ②flexibility is to see life through someone
else’s eyes. There are always two sides to a story, so
try not to form an opinion until you hear them
both. You wouldn’t want people to ③judge you
without getting your side of the story. Imagine a
legal system in which the accused never gets a
chance to ④defend himself or herself. Listen to
other people. You will find that your attention gives
The above graph shows the percentages of natural
you great strength. It ⑤empowers you in those ways
gas consumption by sector, in 1980 and 2010, in the
that you can’t even imagine.
U.S. ① Both in 1980 and 2010, the sector that
consumed the highest amount of natural gas was
the industrial one, with 59% and 34% each. ② In
both years, the sector that recorded the lowest
natural gas consumption was transportation, with 2%
and 3% each. ③ In 1980, the residential sector
showed the second highest natural gas consumption
percentage, which was 2% more than that in 2010.
④ The percentage of the natural gas consumption
of the commercial sector in 1980 was less than
twice that in 2010. ⑤ In the case of the electric
power sector, the percentage of the natural gas
consumption in 2010 was more than three times as
large as that in 1980.

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28. draco lizard에 관한 다음 설명 중, 글의 내용과 v [29~33] 다음 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것

을 고르시오.
일치하지 않는 것은?28)
28)

Draco lizards whose habitat is densely wooded

29. 29)
29)

areas in the Philippines and Borneo Island, are more
known to us by their nickname, a flying dragon.
Draco lizards reach up to 20 centimeters long,
including their tails, and they have flattened bodies,
which are also helpful in flight. Their long and
slender tails are helpful for their flight, too. One
female usually lays about five eggs in a hole on the
ground at a time and then covers the hole with dirt.
She remains on the ground for about 24 hours,
fiercely guarding the nest, and then returns to the
trees and leaves the eggs to their fate. Both male
and female draco lizards have a thin flat piece of
skin hanging from the bottom of their necks. This is
bright yellow in males and bluish gray in females.
People don’t usually catch draco lizards due to the
belief that they are poisonous.
① 날도마뱀(flying dragon)이란 별명으로 잘 알려져
있다.
② 몸통과 꼬리는 비행에 도움이 되는 형태이다.
③ 암컷은 알이 부화될 때까지 알의 곁을 떠나지 않
는다.
④ 목 맨 아래로부터 매달려 있는 피부의 색깔은 암
수가 다르다.
⑤ 독이 있다는 믿음 때문에 사람들은 잡지 않는다.
The traditional employer insists that his employees
follow the rules, regulations, and guidelines in all
their activities in the organization. This leaves the
organization bureaucratized with too many
formalities. In such a situation, the employees aren’t
left with any freedom to use their individual skills or
creativity. Hence, they look for another more flexible
working environment. An employee with adventurous
and creative spirit always looks for _______________ on
the job. The employee is willing to take
responsibilities, influence things, decide the crucial
matters, and exhibit leadership on the job. Mere
conformity to the established system of bureaucracy
is seen as an obstacle by such enterprising
employees. They even see the lack of learning
opportunity in such an organization and seek new
roles giving more flexibility.
*bureaucratize: 관료화하다, 관료 체제로 하다
① a sense of teamwork
② a greater degree of uncertainty
③ a higher level of autonomy
④ a stable and rewarding career
⑤ a special kind of perfection

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30. 30)
30) 32. 32)
32)

Not only is it easy to lie with maps, but it’s also The person who buys a cookie and eats it right
essential. A map must distort reality in order to portray away may get X units of pleasure from it, but the
a complex and three-dimensional world on a flat sheet person who saves the cookie until later gets X units
of paper. To take a simple example, a map uses a of pleasure when it is eventually eaten plus all the
strict scale, but the symbols it uses for parks, additional pleasure of looking forward to the event.
restaurants, and other places aren’t drawn to the same Of course, memory can also be a powerful source of
scale. Furthermore, a map can’t show everything. If it happiness, and if anticipation and memory were
tries to contain everything in it, it will probably hide equal partners in promoting pleasure, then there
critical information in a fog of detail. As a result, the would be no reason to delay consumption because
map cannot help but ____________________. There’s no each day of looking forward could simply be traded
escape point from the cartographic paradox: to present for a day of looking backward. Research shows,
a useful and truthful picture, an accurate map must tell however, that thinking about future events provokes
white lies. *cartographic: 지도 제작의 stronger emotions than thinking about the same
events of the past. So you’ll get more happiness for
① offer a selective and incomplete view of reality your money by following this principle:
② be correct and accurate enough to calculate ____________________________________________.
③ represent every symbol with accuracy
④ have all the same scale for users ① money is the root of all evil
⑤ be updated as often as possible ② pay now, and consume later
③ remembering more isn’t better
31. 31)
31) ④ money has never made man happy
⑤ do something precious for others, not you
Father Xavier, when a missionary in India, was told by
the emperor Akbar that an experiment had been made
to determine the origin of language. It involved raising
thirty children together in an enclosed space, guarded
and supplied with food by nurses condemned to silence
under pain of death. The children were said to have
grown up mute and stupid, having for their own
language, only a few gestures relating to their animal
wants. If either a Bacon or a Descartes became the
subject of such an experiment, it would be almost the
same as for those children. He would appear to be a
fool to ordinary persons. As Locke says,
____________________. The bottom layer of mind is nothing
until it is supplied with something to exercise itself
upon. The real character of the human mind depends
upon its contents given from the outside world.

① wisdom after experience is of no use

② intuition is a gift which nature gives us
③ life is like playing a violin solo in public
④ good judgment comes from good learning
⑤ mind without experience is an empty cabinet

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33. 33)
33) v [34~35] 다음 글의 빈칸 (A), (B)에 들어갈 말로 가
장 적절한 것을 고르시오.
How is it possible to show that a memory exists if
it ____________________? Let’s say that a patient in loss 34. 34)
34)
of memory is shown a list of common words, such One writer refers to the United States as “a
as chair, tree, lamp, and table. Later, the patient fails linguistic wasteland.” Despite the fact that our
to recall any word from the list. Now, instead of ancestors came from all parts of the world, we
asking the patient to explicitly recall the list, we Americans today still remain (A) of other
could “awaken” his memory by giving him the first languages except our own languages. Though we
two letters of each word. “Just say whatever word now have a great number of foreign visitors every
comes to mind that begins with these letters,” we year, we provide few signs and announcements in
tell the patient. Of course, many words could be other languages in airports, bus terminals, and
made from each pair of letters. For example, the museums. There’s more than one reason for it, but
first item (from “chair”) would be the letters CH. The one word, Americanization, explains its major part.
patient could say “child,” “chalk,” “chain,” “check,” or This Americanization process encouraged the
other words. In reality, however, he says “chair,” a immigrants from other countries to be “American” in
word from the original list. The patient isn’t their attitude, culture, and citizenship. The immigrant
conscious that he’s remembering the list, but as he parents want their children to (B) various
gives a word for each letter pair, almost all are from things, which aren’t fit for Americanization, such as
the list. speaking English with a strong accent, wearing
strange clothing, or following customs that don’t fit
① lies outside of awareness completely into this new world.
② is generally functional
③ isn’t aware of time (A) (B)
④ can be quickly transformed ① ignorant avoid
⑤ is weakened one by one ② ignorant create
③ ashamed avoid
④ tolerant imitate
⑤ tolerant create

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35. 35)
35) 36. 다음 글에 드러난 “I”의 심경 변화로 가장 적절한

The people I know often feel pity for me due to 것은? 36)
36)

the fact that I can’t sleep till late. Since the program It had been a hard day at the office. In the
in which I appear is a late-night live broadcast, it’s morning, my boss turned down my request for a
always two or three o’clock in the morning before I project. I worked till very late. I was tired and felt a
arrive home. (A) , I have no trouble getting little low. I didn’t feel like going back to my empty
enough sleep. I’m no sooner home and in bed than apartment and cooking a meal that I would eat
I can drop off to sleep immediately. I have rarely alone. Then I felt so low and couldn’t shake it off. I
experienced a bad case of being unable to sleep. I trudged along the dark street. Suddenly I heard
don’t care whether there’s a light in the room, some music coming from somewhere. The sound
whether it’s noisy, whether the pillow is high or low, was getting louder and louder as I continued
or whether the bed cover is thick or thin. (B) , walking along. I turned the corner and found two
as long as I have nothing to do early the next young street musicians playing a violin and a guitar.
morning, I’m able to sleep soundly until 10 a.m., They were on the steps of the arts museum playing
thereby getting sufficient sleep. beautiful music. I stopped walking without even
realizing it. Their music began to soothe me. I
(A) (B) became quite tranquil after a while. I gained a
① Moreover Otherwise feeling of tranquility. With that feeling of transquility,
② Moreover Similarly I dropped some coins in front of them and left for
③ Instead By contrast my house.
④ However Therefore
⑤ However For instance ① gloomy→peaceful ② threatened→angry
③ comfortable→lonely ④ relieved→tense
⑤ confident→frustrated

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37. 주어진 글 다음에 이어질 글의 순서로 가장 적절한
것은?37)
37)
Everyone knows what biology is because we have
all studied it in high school. Literally, it means the
study of life. However, if you were asked what
biotechnology is, what answer would you give?
(A) For example, we can use our knowledge to take
vegetables and grow larger ones which have
more nutrition and better flavor. It can be also
used to recycle and treat waste, and clean sites
contaminated by industrial activities.
(B) At its simplest, it is technology based on
biology. It takes the knowledge that we get from
our study of biology and adapts the knowledge
to our own needs and to those of the earth
around us.
(C) Such a statement above may sound a little bit
ambigious. More specifically, biotechnology is
applying biological knowhow technologically to
biological functions in order to help improve our
lives and the health of our Earth.
① (A)―(B)―(C) ② (A)―(C)―(B) ③ (B)―(A)―(C)
④ (B)―(C)―(A) ⑤ (C)―(B)―(A)
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38. 글의 흐름으로 보아, 주어진 문장이 들어가기에
가장 적절한 곳은?38)
38)
Instead, the manufacturing process was broken
down into small steps, and each step was performed
by a worker who specialized in doing that task as
efficiently as possible.
The key to the Industrial Revolution was dramatically
improved methods of production. First, agricultural
production increased dramatically. With fewer people
needed to produce food, more people could live in
cities and work in manufacturing jobs. ( ① ) Industrial
productivity then improved as manufacturers began
specialization and division of labor. ( ② ) No longer
did a single craftsman make a product from beginning
to end. ( ③ ) This meant both that less skilled
workers could be hired and that machines could be
developed to perform some of the work. ( ④ ) Every
investment in laborsaving machinery allowed the same
number of workers to produce even more goods. ( ⑤
) As a result, some workers lost their jobs, but the
society’s total wealth increased.
39. 다음 글에서 전체 흐름과 관계없는 문장은?39)
39)
It is well known to anyone waiting in line in a cafe
that a person is paying more attention to his
personal gadget such as a smartphone or MP3
player than to the person serving him. However, we
shouldn’t blame technology for this habit. ①
Technology is here to help us, and it’s we that
should allow it to take over our lives. ② We’ve
programed ourselves to think that every new
message signal brings life-changing news, so taking
and checking our text messages and emails takes
precedence over talking to the people we are with.
③ On the other hand, people are more likely to use
text messages than emails when they have to let
others know what happens to them. ④ To break
this unnecessary habit, we need to set aside specific
times, when we’re not in the presence of others, to
check our messages. ⑤ This way, we’ll still be in
touch with the world and be able to give
concentrated attention to our family, friends, and
business partners.
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40. 다음 글의 내용을 한 문장으로 요약하고자 한다. 빈
칸 (A)와 (B)에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?40)
40)
If your car were to break down and your cell
phone had no service, where do you think you
would have a better chance of getting assistance─a
country road or a busy street? To be sure, more
people will see you on the busy street. On the
country road, you might have to wait a long time
before someone comes by. That’s why you may
think you’re more likely to get assisted on a busy
street. However, studies show you have a better
chance on a country road. Why? Have you ever
seen someone’s car broken down on the side of the
busy street and thought, “I could give the man a
hand, but I’m sure someone will be along.”? Yes.
Though it is hard to believe, almost everyone thinks
just like that on a busy street. As a result, nobody
comes to help him and no one stops. In a crowd,
your inclination to rush to someone’s aid fades, as if
diluted by the potential of the group. Everyone
thinks someone is going to eventually do something,
but with everyone waiting together, no one does.
⇩ way of telling you that you’ve just gotten off
The larger the number of (A) present, the
less likely it is that any one of them will (B) .
(A) (B)
① bystanders help
② bystanders disagree
③ opponents disagree
④ victims recover
⑤ victims help
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v [41~42] 다음 글을 읽고, 물음에 답하시오.
In our culture, we tend to pay no attention to
physical or emotional signals that it’s time to stop,
and we keep pushing on or take a pill to relieve
the pain telling us to ease up. The result is usually
greater stress, irritability, strained relationships, and
often illness. Your body always alerts you when
you’re about to step through the line of wellbeing.
Each of us has a unique body part that signals
stress as soon as it comes on. Some people get a
headache; others indigestion, shoulder pain, a cough,
cold, flu, or irritation. While you may be able to
treat these symptoms with medicine, in fact, they’re
giving you a signal to step back and take care of
yourself. If you try to __________ the symptoms, you
are shooting the messenger delivering a most
helpful message.
While many of us have been taught to regard the
body as our enemy and suppress it, it’s really our
best friend, always seeking to help us maintain or
return to our natural state of wellbeing. Too much
work ─ or too much of anything ─ puts our
system off balance. Sniffles or colds are your life’s
balance and that it’s time to recover your
equilibrium. You don’t have to quit forever what
you’re doing; just take some time you need to
return to a balanced state. From that position, you’ll
feel better and accomplish far more than you would
if you just kept pushing yourself. Thank your body
for its signals. It’s the best message service you
could have.
41. 위 글의 제목으로 가장 적절한 것은?41)
41)
① Change Your Body’s Shape!
② Keep Your Body Healthy
③ When Your Body Talks, Listen!
④ How Your Body Truly Works
⑤ Your Body Disregards Your Subconsciousness
42. 위 글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?42)
42)
① aggravate ② ignore ③ investigate
④ emphasize ⑤ describe
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v [43~45] 다음 글을 읽고, 물음에 답하시오. 43. 주어진 글 (A)에 이어질 내용을 순서에 맞게 배
(A) As a high school student, Peter wasn’t a 열한 것으로 가장 적절한 것은?43)
43)
decisive person. When the time came to answer the
question, “What do you want to major in?,” he was ① (B)―(C)―(D) ② (B)―(D)―(C) ③ (C)―(D)―(B)
paralyzed. His grades weren’t very good, so he ④ (D)―(B)―(C) ⑤ (D)―(C)―(B)
started to unconsciously limit his options like “I
would like to be a doctor or maybe a teacher or a
public official, but my grades aren’t good enough.”
Robert Brown, a career counselor at the school,
finally advised (a)him, “You’re always talking about
the possibility. Why don’t you try these things and
see what you think?
(B) Surprisingly, he really enjoyed talking with the 44. 밑줄 친 (a)~(e) 중에서 가리키는 대상이 나머지
person. He had never even thought of marketing as 넷과 다른 것은?44)
44)
a possible option for him, but he liked it so much
that he decided to major in it. Once he chose his ① (a) ② (b) ③ (c) ④ (d) ⑤ (e)
major and started working toward it, (b)he found it
was a lot easier to stay focused in class and improve
his grades. Looking back, he doesn’t think he would
ever have found his interest in marketing if he hadn’t
pursued his other interests first.
(C) In addition, he got a part-time job at a
restaurant and he spent a lot of time with a family
friend who was a teacher. Within a few months, he
discovered that he didn’t want to be a teacher or a 45. 위 글의 Peter에 관한 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은? 45)
45)
public official. However, in the process, (c)he did
① 성적 때문에 스스로 자신의 진로 선택에 제한을
learn a lot! Sometimes the best way to figure out
두었다.
what you want to do is to first eliminate the things
② 결국 교사나 공무원이 되고 싶어 하지 않는다는
you don’t want to do. After speaking with many
것을 깨달았다.
people in different professions, he was introduced to
③ 마케팅을 전공하기로 결심했다.
someone who owned a marketing company.
④ 진로 상담사의 조언을 받아들이지 않았다.
(D) What (d)he said was right. Peter was only
⑤ 의사들과 대화할 때 많은 질문을 했다.
waiting for a clear and obvious voice inside him to
say, “This is what you should do with your life.” When
he realized that this “voice” wasn’t going to speak
anytime soon, he instantly did what Robert said. As a
sophomore, he started trying different things according
to Robert’s advice. He obviously couldn’t just be a
doctor for a day, but (e)he did talk with people who
were doctors for many years and asked them a lot of
questions.

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