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2013학년도 한국항공대학교 수시 1차 심층면접 문제

영역 1
※ Read the following passage and answer the questions. (100점)
Why worry that we are moving toward a society in which everything is up for sale?
For two reasons: one is about inequality; the other is about corruption.
Consider inequality. In a society where everything is for sale, life is harder for those of
modest means. The more money can buy, the more wealth (or the lack of it) matters. If the
only advantage of wealth were the ability to buy yachts, sports cars, and fancy vacations,
inequalities of income and wealth would not matter very much. But as money comes to buy
more and more – good medical care, a home in safe neighborhood rather than a
crime-ridden (a)one, access to elite schools rather than failing ones – the distribution of
income and wealth looms larger and larger. Where all good things are bought and sold,
having money makes all the difference in the world. This explains why the last few decades
have been especially hard on poor and middle-class families.
The second reason we should hesitate to put everything up for sale is more difficult to
describe. It is not about inequality and fairness (b) about the corrosive tendency of
markets. Putting a price on the good things in life can corrupt them. For instance,
auctioning seats in the freshman class to the rich might raise the amount of income but also
erode the integrity of the college.

1. Why does the author worry about 'everything for sale' tendency? (20 점)
2. Why does “having more money” have more significance to us nowadays? Answer in detail
with three examples provided above. (30 점)
3. Translate the phrase 'Life is harder for those of modest means'. (10 점)
4. What does (a)one refer to? (10 점)
5. Fill in the blank (b) with a suitable word. (10 점)
6. What are the possible impacts of allowing donation for college admission? (20 점)