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영어2 YBM 박준언 변형문제 3과 191114
영어2 YBM 박준언 변형문제 3과 191114
변형적중
예상문제
출제위원: 국길용 (Jerry KY Kook)
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as a result of pain or irritation, humans are currently known as the only creatures ⓐ in which
tears can be triggered by their feelings. Charles Darwin once declared emotional tears “①
purposeless.” Contrary to Darwin's declaration, however, scientists have recently found that
crying plays a far more important role than was once believed. First, let's define the terms. Crying
tears are called ② psychic or emotional tears. ⓒ Differentiated from psychic or emotional
tears, non-emotional tears are divided into two types: basal tears and reflex tears. Basal tears
flow ③ continuously to moisturize the eyes. When you blink, basal tears clean your eyes, ⓓ
making the eyes' outer surface smooth, and helping you see clearly. Normally, you are not ④
unconscious of the flow of basal tears until your eyes get dry due to their absence. Reflex tears
are the tears you shed ⓔ in spite of yourself when, for instance, you slice a raw onion or
encounter a cloud of dust. These tears help clear the eyes of such ⑤ irritants as the gas from
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Crying is scientifically defined as the shedding of tears in response to a(n) ___(A)___ state. Non-
emotional tears are divided into two types: basal tears and reflex tears. Basal tears flow
continuously to ___(B)___ the eyes. Reflex tears are the tears you shed despite yourself when
you slice a raw onion or encounter a cloud of dust.
(A) (B)
① psychic ----- stabilize
② emotional ----- moisturize
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When a tear is produced from the lacrimal gland, you blink in spite of yourself, ⓐ spreading the
tear as a film across your eye. Your tear then has two fates. First, it can drain down the tiny hole
in the corner of the eye, like the sink plug in your kitchen, and then ⓑ flow through your nose.
That is why your nose runs when you cry. Second, when you are in a state of extreme sadness
or pain, you have a really good cry, and your (A) drainage/stuffing system simply cannot deal
with the volume of tears. The (B) excess/lack fluid now flows over your eyelids and down your
cheeks. There have been many theories about the origin and function of emotional tears. A
prevailing theory in the 1600s held that emotions―especially love―heated the heart, ⓒ in
which generated water vapor in order to cool itself down. This theory was (C) accepted/rejected
when Niels Stensen, a scientist in Denmark, ⓓ discovered in 1662 that not emotions but the
lacrimal gland, the tiny structure on the inside corner of the eye, is the proper origin of tears.
Stensen's theory was that tears were simply a way to keep the eye moist. A theory that crying
removes toxic substances from the body that build up during times of stress gained some
① A tear produced from the lacrimal gland spreads the tear as a film across your eye
③ There have been a number of theories about the origin and function of emotional tears
④ The theory that emotions were the origin of tears was finally accepted
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trigger social bonding and human connection. We cry from a very early age to bring about a (A)
connection/disparity with others, for we come into the world physically and emotionally
unequipped to deal with anything on our own. Even though we become more capable as we grow,
we never quite grow out of occasional attacks of (B) security/vulnerability. Crying signals to
other people that we are experiencing some important problem that is beyond our ability to cope
with. In a 2016 study, test subjects were shown a photograph of someone visibly crying, and then
shown the same photo with the tears removed. The result: they were much more likely to reach
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All types of tears have three layers: a thin mucus layer that sits directly on the eye, a watery layer
in the middle, and a thin oily layer on top that prevents the tear from ⓐ evaporating. (①)
Interestingly enough, scientists have found that the types of tears are chemically ⓑ different
from each other. (②) Compared to basal tears, the watery portion of reflex tears is larger and has
higher levels of antibodies that can stop ⓒ harmful microorganisms. (③) One interpretation is
that this higher protein content makes emotional tears ⓓ stickier, so they stick to the skin more
strongly and run down the face more slowly, making them more likely to be seen by others. (④)
According to that interpretation, the more ⓔ invisible tears are, the more likely they are to bring
out compassion from observers. (⑤) "There must have been some point in time, evolutionarily,
when tears became something that automatically set off empathy and compassion in another,"
says Michael Trimble, a doctor at University College London.
According to the above interpretation, the more ___(A)___ tears are, the more likely they
are to generate ____(B)____ from the onlookers.
(A) (B)
① common ----- antipathy
② visual ----- empathy
③ obvious ----- hostility
④ invisible ----- compassion
⑤ concealed ----- sympathy
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A less touching theory about emotional tears focuses on crying's ability to ① manipulate others.
Researchers believe that not only babies but also adults use tears as a tool for getting what they
need, whether they're aware of it or not. Jonathan Rottenberg, an emotion researcher and
professor of psychology at the University of South Florida, says that we learn early on that crying
can greatly ② reduce anger from other people. That is why he thinks tears are ③ uncommon
in fights between lovers. When someone feels guilty, they have a ④ greater chance of being
forgiven as long as tears are running down their face, says Rottenberg. Some researchers are
even looking into the molecules in tears to see if there is one that is responsible for reducing ⑤
aggression.
Researchers believe that people tend to use tears as a tool to ___(A)___ others. And Jonathan
Rottenberg says that crying can considerably ___(B)___ resentment from other people.
(A) (B)
① frustrate ----- reduce
② exploit ----- diminish
③ manipulate ----- enlarge
④ affect ----- increase
⑤ encourage ----- decrease
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Another interesting fact is that while emotional states affect the production of tears, the contrary
is also ② true. ____(a)____, patients who have great difficulty producing tears, (B)
because/due to some diseases, also have difficulty identifying their own feelings. As a result,
their social relationships tend to become ③ stable. Despite its benefits, crying is not always
followed by immediate _________. In an experiment (C) which/in which participants were shown
a sad movie and had their mood measured right after watching it, those who had cried were
actually in a worse mood than those who had not. ___(b)___, after some time, the criers reported
being in a ④ better mood than they had been before watching the movie. Crying did relieve their
mood, provided that they were given enough time for the benefits of crying to set in. Modern
research into crying is still young, but evidence is mounting that crying demonstrates our deep
⑤ connections with our world. So go on and wear your tears with pride.
(a) (b)
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Tears are so important for human ___(A)___ that they can bring about empathy and diminishing
aggression. So, people who do not cry tend to make social relationships less ____(B)___.
(A) (B)
① activity ----- shared
② bonding ----- connected
③ relationship ----- unstable
④ emotion ----- disconnected
⑤ interaction ----- isolated
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Eyes are often called the windows to the soul. Eyes, as it turns out, provide a lot of information
about a person's ① emotional state. One ⓐ telling example is a smile. When you are truly
happy, you smile not only with your mouth but also with your eyes.
(A) We all know that our pupils get smaller in the light and bigger in the dark. This is the pupillary
light response. The pupillary light response is not just a mechanical reaction to light. The pupils
(B) The pupils will have adjusted themselves to the threat. The pupils will have adjusted
themselves to the opportunity. None of these pupillary responses ⓑ are under your control.
Perhaps that is why eyes are called the windows to the soul, ⓒ revealing your true emotional
(C) In contrast, when people fake a smile, they usually forget about their eyes. If the eye is the
window into the soul, the pupil is quite literally an opening into the eye. The pupil dilates or
(D) It is related to an alarm system in the body ⓓ that prepares us to take action whenever we
detect a threat or an opportunity in our environment. Encounter a bear while ⓔ walking through
the woods, and your alarm system goes on alert. Your heart and breathing rates ⑤ decrease,
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It turns out that eyes provide a lot of information about a person's ___(A)__ state. The pupils will
have adapted themselves to a threat or an opportunity. It is related to a(n) ____(B)___ system in
the body that prepares us to take measures whenever we spot the threat or the opportunity in our
circumstances. Perhaps that is the reason eyes are called the windows to the soul, showing your
real inner state, regardless of your willingness to ___(C)___ it.
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