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지원학과 수험번호 성 명

배점은 각 문항 끝 괄호 안에 표시되어 있음. 8. She was ______ to ask the groom if she could bring a date,
someone uninvited, to the wedding. (3)
[1-24] Choose the best option to complete each sentence. ① oust
② pace
1. Blood _______ through your veins with every beat of your heart. (2) ③ reluctant
① pauses ④ perish
② changes
③ courses 9. As a result of Sam’s ______ allegations, Lisa was unfairly suspected
④ studies of something that she never actually did in the first place. (3)
① factual
2. The nurse had a/an ______ manner which was comforting to the ② fiscal
patients during their difficult time. (2) ③ fallacious
① cynical ④ focus
② benevolent
③ fierce 10. Informational ads rely primarily on a repetition of facts about a
④ impatient product to convince target consumers that it is _______ them. (2)
① benefit of
3. The manager wanted his players to ______ their high level of ② beneficial for
performance throughout the entire game. (2) ③ benefits to
① ascertain ④ benefited to
② main
③ sustain 11. A lot of people are ______ spiders so do not feel embarrassed
④ refrain about screaming. (2)
① afraid of
4. Businesses often feel ______ by cumbersome and slow-paced ② afraid about
bureaucracies. (2) ③ afraid for
① pleasure ④ afraid with
② mysterious
③ exciting 12. They _________ in Canada ______ 2002 when he was in middle
④ stifled school. (2)
① have lived — since
5. The nurse requires the patient’s ______ information to complete a ② have lived — for
form before the patient meets with a doctor. (3) ③ are living — since
① pertinent ④ are living — for
② assert
③ disseminate 13. ______ will be allowed ______ the building until after the vacation
④ adaptive period. (2)
① Nobody — to enter
6. Even though it is a/an ______ answer, I find it hard to believe. (3) ② Nobody — entering
① discredit ③ None — to entered
② plausible ④ None — entering
③ foment
④ impart 14. ______ they have increased my salary, I actually receive less money
each month ______ the increase in government taxation. (2)
7. It was impossible to ________ the reason why the animal was so ① While — however
sick. (3) ② As a result — whereas
① indulgent ③ Because of — although
② discern ④ Even though — due to
③ invade
④ lament

덕｜성｜여｜자｜대｜학｜교 (1– 4)
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15. Some Roman soldiers had special skills. They shot bows and 22. The book “Author in Chief” takes the reader into the hearts and
arrows, flung stones from slingshots, or ______ rivers to the minds of American presidents ______ to define their legacies
surprise of an enemy. (2) through literature. (3)
① swim ① after they seeking
② swam ② when they have been sought
③ could swam ③ as they seek
④ were swum ④ while they were sought

16. As more and more national magazines spread across the U.S., it 23. If the worker’s health issues ______ into account before signing
became _______ for ideas to be circulated nationally in a more the contract, the worker would not ______ a job here. (3)
sophisticated manner. (2) ① were taken — be offering
① better positive ② have been taken — offer
② more possibility ③ were being taken — be offered
③ much complicate ④ had been taken — have been offered
④ more feasible
24. When you ______ like you need to eat meat, select lean meats
17. Many pop stars ______ physical and psychological problems as a such as pork tenderloin or extra-lean ground beef. They
result of their fame. (2) ______ less artery clogging saturated fat than pork loin or low-
① have been experienced grade hamburger. (3)
② have experienced ① feeling — are contain
③ are experienced ② feel — contain
④ has experience ③ are feel — containing
④ are felt — are containing
18. Kim ______ to go to the cinema, so she will just do her homework
at home. (3) [25-34] Read the following passages and choose the best answers
① does not have money enough to the questions.
② is not enough money
③ does not have enough money [25-26] Although rarely spoken about by society, child abuse is
④ is not money enough one of the nation's most pressing problems today. As the
population continues to grow, so does the number of unwanted
19. Did your team play ______? (3) and unplanned children. It is estimated that six or seven out of a
① good or bad hundred children will be maltreated or neglected. Child abuse can
② good or badly come in three forms: (1) passive cruelty in the neglect of children
③ well or bad by an unloving or uneducated parent; (2) occasional cruelty in the
④ well or badly momentary violent reaction of a frustrated or overburdened
parent; and (3) consistent, deliberate cruelty in uncontrollable
20. The cost of a college education, which is already an expensive actions by a mentally sick parent. Simple neglect is easiest to
proposition is expected ______ by about 50 percent in the next correct. Actual abuse on the spur of the moment is more serious,
twenty years. (3) but still much less so than continual abuse due to mental illness.
① raising
② to be rising 25. According to the passage, the problem of child abuse
③ to rise ________________________. (4)
④ to be raised ① is an issue that is slowly being overcome and requires little
attention
21. Everybody uses words to persuade people of something without ② has been greatly overestimated due to it only impacting a small
actually making ______ for it. This is called “loaded language”. (3) amount of children
① clear an argument ③ impacts a little over 10 percent of the population
② clear argument ④ does not receive as much attention as it should
③ a clear argument
④ a clear arguments

덕｜성｜여｜자｜대｜학｜교 (2– 4)
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26. It is pointed out in the reading that ________________________. (4)
① basic neglection is a more significant issue than ongoing abuse
② spontaneous abuse is a more significant issue than ongoing
abuse
③ there is no relationship between mentally ill parents and child
abuse
④ ongoing abuse is a more significant issue than spontaneous
abuse
[27] It is obvious that the purpose of education will determine the
content of the curriculum, the methods employed, and the kind of
education given to children and young persons. This functional
relationship is still occasionally overlooked, unfortunately. Even if
most modern theorists emphasize that education should be
discussed with reference to the objectives and values of the
community in which it is given, there still exist some who appear
to think that problems of the curriculum can be dealt with in an
abstract manner.
27. According to the writer, some still fail to recognize that
________________________. (4)
① problems of the curriculum are unknown
② the curriculum must be dealt with in terms of its objectives and
the values of the community
③ the contents of the curriculum should be determined by the
community
④ more abstract matters should be included in the curriculum
[28-29] Real depression cannot be as easily overcome as some
people often suppose. It usually passes with time — but the time
can seem endless. Activities giving companionship and a new
interest can help. But for the sufferer to talk, again and again,
about the causes of the depression helps most. People with
depression need to be listened to and encouraged to find their
own solutions, not made to feel yet more inadequate by good
advice. They may need professional counselling as well as the
support of family and friends.
28. In overcoming depression, the support of friends and family
________________________. (4)
① can best be directed into giving good advice
② never contributes to any marked improvement in the patient
③ always causes more harm than good
④ is not always sufficient
29. The writer suggests that people with depression
________________________. (4)
① should limit their social activity
② should rely solely on professional counselling
③ need more than anything else, someone to listen to them
④ need an unnecessary amount of sympathy
덕｜성｜여｜자｜대｜학｜교
[30-31] 2020 has been a tumultuous year, and as we look forward
to 2021, the ‘K-shaped’ economic recovery we’re in cannot be
ignored. This type of recovery isn’t all that new — in fact, the
world saw such a recovery in 2008. When an economy is bouncing
back from a recession and starting to expand again, economists
have an alphabet of the letter to describe said recession and
recovery. The ‘K-shaped’ economic recovery, is characterized by a
stark split in the recovery pace of the economy — some sectors
are bouncing back ahead of the rest at a much faster pace, while
others are continuing a downward trajectory. The split in the
recovery pace therefore resembles the letter ‘K’. This begs the
question, which industries are doing well, and which aren’t? The
industries that are on the upper curve are technology players,
large corporations, governments, and public utilities. While these
are industries that may bounce back faster than the rest, the
industries on the lower curve, who are suffering the fallout from
the pandemic, are the travel, entertainment, and food services
industries. However, there is a way for businesses in most sectors,
even those on the lower curve, to find a way to thrive.
30. According to the passage, which of the following represents the
most likely economic activity for industries in the upper part of
the ‘K’? (4)
① They are likely to recover quickly.
② Their recovery will continue to go downward.
③ Their economic activity is unaffected by a tumultuous economy.
④ Through government intervention their economic recovery is
assured.
31. According to the passage, what is the most likely future for
industries in the lower part of the ‘K’? (4)
① They can recover only with the help of industries in the upper
part of the ‘K’.
② They also have a way to survive, but the author of the passage
doesn’t mention what it is.
③ Industries such as the travel, entertainment, and food services
industries can recover only with government assistance.
④ Many industries in the lower part of the ‘K’ will never recover.
[32-34] Future pandemics will happen more often, kill more
people, and wreak even worse damage to the global economy
than Covid-19 without a fundamental shift in how humans treat
nature. Warning that there are up to 850,000 viruses which, like
the novel-coronavirus, exist in animals and may be able to infect
people, the panel known as IPBES said pandemics represented an
existential threat to humanity.
Authors of the ‘special report on biodiversity and pandemics’
said that habitat destruction and insatiable consumption made
animal-borne diseases far more likely to make the jump to people
in the future. There is no great mystery about the cause of the
Covid-19 pandemic. The same human activities that drive climate
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change and biodiversity loss also drive pandemic risk through their
impacts on our agriculture.
Covid-19 was the sixth pandemic since the influenza outbreak of
1918. All of these pandemics have been entirely driven by human
activities. These include unsustainable exploitation of the
environment through deforestation, agricultural expansion, wildlife
trade, and consumption. All of this exploitation puts humans in
increasingly close contact with wild and farmed animals and the
diseases they harbor.
Seventy percent of emerging diseases such as Ebola, Zika, and
HIV/AIDS are zoonotic in origin, meaning they circulate in animals
before jumping to humans. Around five new diseases break out
among humans every single year, any one of which has the
potential to become a pandemic.

32. Which is the best paraphrase to represent “an existential threat

to humanity” in the second sentence of this passage? (4)
① hypothetical danger to human beings
② actual danger to human survival
③ imminent danger to living things but probably not human beings
④ danger which existed previously to human beings

33. According to the passage, which of the following is true about

the COVID-19 pandemic? (4)
① Its cause and origin are not zoonotic unlike other diseases such
as Ebola, Zika, and HIV/AIDS.
② It is rather unique so future pandemics similar to COVID-19 are
unlikely.
③ The cause of COVID-19 is still unknown to scientists.
④ Its underlying causes are habitat destruction and insatiable
consumption.

34. According to the passage, what do climate change, biodiversity

loss, and pandemics all have in common? (4)
① Their cause is a great mystery to scientists at the present time.
② They are all caused by human activities.
③ Their danger has been understood only recently.
④ The author doesn’t mention the commonality of these
phenomena.

덕｜성｜여｜자｜대｜학｜교 (4– 4)