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1 3 올림포스+독해의+기본+1+ (1 95쪽) 230530 182909
1 3 올림포스+독해의+기본+1+ (1 95쪽) 230530 182909
01 주제 · 저|목 7
02 요지 · 주장 15
03 목적 23
중심내용·맥락 |
04 심경 · 분위기 31
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05 내용일치/불일치
02 06 도표 · 실용문
세부내용 07 지칭추론
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11 연결어(구) 넣기
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12 무관한문장찾기 95
13 L투프X
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14 글의순서 배열 111
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05 어법(밑줄/네모) 127
06 18 장문 147
전체이해
01 수행평가사례예시 160
02 WORD PLUS UNIT 01 - UNIT 18 162
03 꿀쩍 VOCA 장 3분꿀쩍 VOCA 180
강 4분꿀쩍 VOCA 181
장 5분꿀쩍 VOCA 187
/ CHAPTER 이 중심 내용 맥락
주제·저l목-
WORD PREVIEW
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What is a fact beyond all doubt is that we share an ancestor with every other species of
ammal and plant on the plane t. We know this because some genes are recognizably the
(A) Idistinct / same I genes in allliving creatures , including animals , plants and bacteria. And ,
above all , the genetic code itself - the dictionary by which all genes are translated - is the
same across all 1iving creatures that have ever been @1ooking at. We are all cousins. Your
famil y tree (B) I includes / excludes I not just obvious cousins like chimpanzees and monkeys
but also mice , buffaloes , iguanas , snails , dandelions , golden eagles , mushrooms , whales , and
bacteria. All are our cousins. Every last one of them. (wonderful thought / more / any myth /
lsn ’ t / a far / that / than)? And the most wonderful thing of all @is that we know for certain it
is literally true. 1
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8 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
정답과 해설 2쪽 「빼w.eb잉 cO. k데
관겨싸 what(-하는 것): 선행사톨 포힐하는 관계사로 명사뭘율 유도하며, 이 명사월이 주어로 쓰일 경우 흩어동사는 단수 형태이다.
What is a fact beyond all doubt is that we share an ancestor with every other species.
L 명사절(주어 역할 T. 술어동새단수 형태)
전혀 의심할 여지 없는 하나의 사실인 것은 우리가 다른 모든 종과조상을 공유하고 있다는 것이다
Some people may be on the verge of buying the product, whereas others may never have
heard of i t. Still others may have an interest in the product but do not have any money, while
others might be aware of the product but are not yet interested; others might be interested
but do not at present have a need for the product, and so forth. Marketers need to be aware of
these stages and be prepared to act at the appropriate time. For example , 얻쁘쁘 who have
just bought their first house will not currently be in the market to buy another larger house ,
but very well might be in five to seven years' time , when perhaps they have started a family
or are eammg more money.
口 earn (돈을) 벌다
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10 올림포스 독해의기본 1
정답과해설 2쪽 -
Few philosophers would deny that human beings are , to a great extent, historical - @ that
we inherit things from the past, change them , and then pass them on to future generations.
Language , for example , is something that we learn and change as we use it, and the same
@ doestrueofscience-. scientistsstartwithabodyoftheory, and then go on either to
confirm or to disconfirm it. The same is also true of social institutions , such as the family, the
state , banks , churches , and so on - most of @ which are modified forms of earlier practices
or institutions. Human beings , therefore , never begin their existence from scratch , but always
within some kind of context - a context @ that changes , sometimes radically within a single
generatlO n.
l깅뾰陳훨뿔훌훌뿔훌훌훌없
Metaphorically speaking , human memory is like a public library @ what organizes its books
according to their predicted popularity. Frequently checked out books , that is , popular books
(e.g. , the Dan Brown blockbusters) , will be made available in special spaces near the entrance
of the library to make it easy for members to find them. In contrast, less popular books (e.g. ,
the books by Herta Müller, recipient of the 2009 Nobel Prize in Literature) , the ones rarely
checked out in the past, will be placed in the back of the library. Because of the environment
CÐ was thus reflected in our memory, we can use our memory to make inferences about the
environment. We can infer, for example , that the more fluently we retrieve an item from
memory, the more often we must have encountered it in the pas t.
* retrieve 회수하다, 생ζ빼 내다 * * encounter 만나다
1 밑줄 친 @,@를 어법 에 맞게 각각 고쳐 쓰시오.
@ @
12 올림포스 독해의 기온 1
수행평가 01 환경 보존에 대한 의견 작성하기
평가일 ( )월 ( )~
드3 Student ID Name
STEP 01 c!l많웰 숲을 보존해야 or는 이유를 나타내는 그림에 알맞은 설명을 찾Of 기호를 써 봅시다.
STEP 02 멜렐I 우|에서 제시한 이유의 근거를 설명핸 문장을 완성해 봅시다
Supporting Ideas
1 Forests help us ensure on our planet.
생물의다앙성
채점영역
합계
접수 과제 완성 (10) 내용 (5) 언어 사용 (5)
CHAPTER 01 • UNπ 01 주제 제목 13
수행평가모범답안
STEP 01 1 @
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하EP 03
1 think we must conserve forests for three reasons. First, forests are natural
habitats for wild animals . By maintaining their habitats , we can ensure
biodiversity on our planet. Second, forests absorb carbon dioxide and convert
it into oxygen. This means they protect the earth from the greenhouse effect.
Finally, forests provide people with natural beauty. They play an important
role as a source of human inspiration and enjoyment. Thus , we can have
various benefits by conserving forests.
14 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
요지·주장
WORD PREVIEW
We are always reluctant to make long-term changes because they can be uncomfortable.
We are essentially creatures of habi t. We do things a certain way, and our habits become
integrated into our behavior. If you have any question about @ this , just transfer your
wristwatch to the other hand. Even though it should not make the slightest difference CÐ on
which hand it is worn , you will soon find that you are very aware of the change , and it rnay
even feel cumbersome or awkward. Returning the watch to its usual place brings back a
feeling of comfort. If feelings of discomfort accompany so minor an alteration , how rnuch
rnore so with significant behavior changes? It’ s easy to imagine why sorne people consider
change virtually intolerable.
* cumbersome 성가신, 어색한
If feelings of discomfort accompany so minor an alteration , how much more so with significant behavior
2 ?
3 뀔EI 밑줄 친 @ on which hand it is worn을 능동태로 고쳐 쓰시오. (단, 주어로 you를 사용할 것)
비쿄급율 강조하는 표현톨: much , still , far , even , a lot 등은 비과급 앞에서 비쿄급물 강조하며 ‘훨씬’이라는 의미로 해석된다.
If feelings of discomfort accompany so minor an alteration , how much more so with significant behavior
changes?
불편한 느낌이 그렇게 작은 변화에 수반한다면 중요한 행동 변화와 관련해서는 얼마나 훨씬 더 많은 불편한 느낌을 수븐k하겠는가?
CHAPTER01 ' 뻐 02 요지 주장 17
01 c띔 글에서 필자가 주행는 닙낼 7땅 적절한 것은? 딩 8439-0006
One day while driving my car, 1 kept noticing things that were wrong with all the other
cars on the road. One had a taillight out, one was spewing dark smoke out of its tailpipe ,
and another had a bad tire. Then 1 realized @ that if any of these things were wrong with my
car, 1 wouldn ’ t know it because 1 was busy driving. 1, too , could have a taillight out and not
even know about it. We don ’ t have eyes in the back of our heads; we don ’ t “ see" ourselves
CB completely. But we can develop awareness and use anything that happens to us and others
as great learning experiences. Instead of projecting negative traits onto others , look first
inside to see if you have a trace of @ which you find so awful in others.
___
훌뼈1'.' 피톨l톨톨톨-
Everybody has a story that they have always wanted to tell , and @ making a movie is a
good way to tell it. The word magic has always been associated with the film industry, and
while some people @ consider the technical achievements of filmmakers to be the magic
part of films , 1 am of the belief that the stoη part of a movie is the real magic. ET The
Extraterrestrial did not capture our hearts with its technologically advanced gadgets; it was I 5
the story that drew us in. While that movie did have a pretty big budget, my point is that it did
not need to have one in order to succeed. You should not be afraid to have great expectations
for your film if you really believe in the story. Who knows , maybe your story is a lot more
@ interested than you think, and if people at a film festival agree with this notion , then your
story could take off. 110
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C뻐PTER 01 • UNrr 02 요지 주징 19
정답과해설 6쪽
In India , in the absence of a specific legislation for control and prevention of the noise
pollution, one has to seek provisions in various branches of law and regulations. There has
been no doubt @ that the available provisions in various branches of law are inadequate ,
unscientific and crude. In most of the developed countries specific legislation has been made
and scientific methods for investigation of noise pollution have been invented. At present,
there is no specific and detailed legislation @ to control the noise pollution. However, there
is an urgent neεd that the Central Government of India should manage to get a legislation
@ 쁘원뿔 for the control of noise pollution. Some legislation regarding water and air
pollution has been made in India.
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20 올림모스 독해의 기본 1
수행평가 02 공부와 관련된 자신의 버릇 설명하는 글쓰기
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drinking a glass of water listening to music getting some fresh air
STEP 02 힐훌웰 공부를 하기 전. -of는 동안, 한 후의 버릇과 그것이 좋거나 L뽑 이유를 작성해 봅시다.
1 before studying:
2 while studying
3 after studying:
채점영역
합계
접수 과제 완성 (10) 내용 (5) 언어 사용 (5)
CHAPTER 01 • UNπ 02 요지 주장 21
수행평가모범답안
STEP 02 1 before studying: 1 have a habit of drinking a glass of water. 1 think it is good because it is
refreshing .
2 while studying: 1 have a habit oflistening to music on my cell phone. 1 think it is bad because it
affects my concentration.
3 after studying: 1 have a habit of getting some fresh air in my backyard. 1 think it is good
because it relaxes me.
STEP 03
1 have a habit of drinking a glass of water before studying. 1 think it is
good because it is refreshing. While studying, 1 have a habit of listening to
music on my cell phone. 1 think it is bad because it affects my concentration.
Finally, 1 have a habit of getting some fresh air in my backyard after
studying. 1 think it is good because it relaxes me.
22 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
보저
..."
WORD PREVIEW
DearResident of Sma11town:
After ten long months of work, the beautiful new addition to the Sma11town Senior Center
has been completed. This wonderful new space will serve as a library, conference room , and
entertainment venue for our residents and the community. We think this lovely space - with
skylights and oversized windows - will also make a beautiful spot for functions such as I5
weddings and parties. We have had tremendous support from the community in @ raise funds
for this projec t. @ Show @) 0ur appreciation , we will have an open house on Sunday, January
21 , from 1 to 4 P.M. We hope you ’ 11 join us for cake and punch.
Sincerely,
Monica Diamond 10
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2 필자의 의도나 목적 파악 노인 복지관 증축 공간을 완성하면서 주민들에게 감사를 표하고자 공개일에 주민들을 초대하
는글이다.
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24 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
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C벼PTER 01 • UNfT 03 목적 25
01 c띔 글의 목적으로 7땀 적절한 것은? Q8439-0010
1 understand how upset you @ must have been when you discovered that our shipping office
sent you the wrong order a few days ago. Please accept my sincere apologies for that error.
After investigating what caused the mistake , 1 found that we have two H. Browns in our
customer files; hence , the shipping office @ mistakenly sent you the other Mr. H. Brown’ s
order. To ensure @ what we do not repeat this error, we will always include full first names on
all paperwork and double-check the account numbers. Again , (caused / you / 1 apologize / for
the inconvenience / we). We will give a 15% discount on your next order.
@ 물품 구매 시 할인 정보를 홍보하려고
@ 제품에 결함이 발생한 이유를 해명하려고
@ 회사의 물품 배송 실수에 대해 사과하려고
@ 회사의 고객 개인 정보 보호 방침을 알리려고
@ 구매자의 성과 이름을 모두 기 입할 것을 당부하려고
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26 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
정답과 해설 8쪽 -
1 recently dined at your restaurant , and 1 had an interesting experience. 1 had heard only
good things about your establishment, so 1 decided to try it out for myself. Little did 1
know my meal would tum out to be so bad. 1 ordered the hungη man ’s special. The special
inc1 uded a large helping of mashed potatoes. 1 began eating and after only one large bite of I5
the potatoes , 1 found huge lumps in my food. The gravy was cold, and the chicken was greasy.
Your restaurant has a good reputation , and 1 wish only good things for you in the future , but
1 did want you to know about my dining experience. 1 left your restaurant feel hungry and
upset. That ’ s not the way 1 thought a customer should feel after dining at Ma and Pa ’ s Kettle.
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I ’ m happy to be writing this letter for Ms. Jenkins. Alice Jenkins would make an
outstanding senior c1 aims adjuster at Insurance Partners , and 1 would encourage you
(A) I consider / to consider I her for the position. 1 first met Alice when she came to Protect-
All Insurance as a new c1 aims adjuster. She reported direc t1 y to me for the three years of her I5
tenure with that company until 2015 , when 1 retired. In the first three years 1 followed Alice ’ s
career, 1 watched her (B) Ibecome / became I one of the most knowledgeable problem-solvers
in the company. During these three years , she handled fire , earthquake, and flood insurance
almost exc1 usively. In my professional opinion , Alice is ready for more responsibility and
challenge in her profession and 1 feel confident she will be an asset to your company. 10
Yours truly,
Della J ohnson
* claims adjuster 손해 사정사
@ 직원 추천을 부탁하려고
@ 담당 업무를 설명하려고
@ 업무 조정을 요청하려고
@ 경력 직원을 추천하려고
@ 입사 제안을 거절하려고
He l1 o , students! I ’ m Jim Hanks , student council presiden t. I would like to tel1 you
about this year's International Food Festival , hosted by the student counci l. Now in
its third year, this festival promotes healthy, affordable , and sustainable food. There
will be food from over 15 countries to try. The festival will be from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
on Thursday, October 26 in the school gym. So come and try a variety of unique foods
from around the world. For more information, stop by the student council office.
healthy • _ _ _ • sustainable
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채점엉역
합계
접수 과제 완성 (10) 내용 (5) 언어 사용 (5)
CHAP땐 01 . UNrr 03 목적 29
수행평가모범답안
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When: Thursday ,
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30 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
심경·분위기
WORD PREVIEW
There was a ravine in the forest and Charlie had made his way into it through an early
moming fog. All the ravine looked the same in the daylight , the high walls , the masses of
weeds and wild berry bushes , the trees. He had wandered around for a while , following the
little paths made by dirt @ wash down from the hillside , but finally he sat down on a log and
stared straight ahead without seeing. There was a dullness about him now. He had had so
many scares , heard so many terrifying noises , got startled by so many shadows , been hurt so
often that all his senses were wom to a flat hopelessness. He would just sit herε forever. It
was not the first time Charlie had been lost , but never before CÐ there had been this finality.
* ravine 골짜기
廳細훌뿔뿔홉훌뿔활뿔
口 wild berry 산딸기 口 bush 덤불 口 log 통나무
口 dullness 흐릿함, 울적합 口 terrifying 무서운 口 flat 완전한, 전적인
口 hopelessness 절망 口 finality 결말. 종국
壘
32 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
정답과해설 11 쪽 r www.ebsi.co . k네
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Anne and Marco ’ s comfortable home immediately becomes a crime scene. Anne is sitting
on the sofa in the living room. Someone has placed a blanket around her shoulders , but she ’ s
still trembling. Police cars are parked on the street outside the house , their red lights flashing ,
pulsing through the front window and circling the pale walls. Anne sits immobile on the sofa
and stares ahead as if hypnotized by them. Marco , his voice breaking , has given the police a I 5
quick description of the baby - six months old, blond, blue eyes , about sixteen pounds , wear
a disposable diaper and a plain , pale pink onesie. The house is swarming with uniformed
police officers. They fan out and methodically begin to search the house , but the baby is gone.
* hypnotize 최먼술을 걸다 **onesie 아기의 한 조각으로 된 옷
다
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34 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
정답과해설 11 쪽 -
My daughter Sondra had a friend in sixth grade that would never look directly at me (we ’ 11
call her “ Emma’'). Emma wasn ’ t shy, but she gave me the feeling she was hiding something.
When 1 served an after-school snack in the kitchen , she wanted to eat upstairs. If 1 suggested
the girls @ 뻔뻔 outside where 1 could see them , she encouraged Sondra to stay in the rec
room. She seldom smiled or said please or thank you. One day, 1 found a purse in the street I5
by our house. Opening it up to find the owner ’ s identification , 1 saw that it belonged to
Emma ’ s mom. The purse also contained $600 cash! Naturally, 1 ca11ed Emma ’ s mom-who
picked up the purse without even saying thank you. (Q! It confirmed my feelings that Sondra ’ s
relationship with Emma needed to be monitored.
“ No. This is only the eye of the storm. It is the calm part of the storm , and it could start
getting bad again any minute." Just as Grandpa said that, the wind picked up and 1 looked out
at the ocean. The biggest wave 1 had ever seen in my life was headed toward our ship. 1 was
@f'rightened! 1 didn ’ t make a move toward the stairway, but just stood there looking at the
wave. 1 watched the big , dark wave as if it were in slow motion until lightning flashed and
woke me from my daze. The wave hit the boat with an amazing force , @ 핸얀훤ng me offmy
fee t. 1 reached for something to grab but there was nothing. 1 soon realized that 1 was in the
ocean , and the waves were all around me. 1 saw something floating in the water next to me
and grabbed it and @ hold on for my life.
口 grab 붙잡다
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36 올림모스 독해의 기본 1
수행평가 04 그림 상황 묘사하는 글 완성하기
채접영역
합계
접수 과제완성( 1 이 내용 (5) 언어 사용 (5)
STEP 01 1 How many people are there and what are they sitting on?
There are two boys sitting on a log in the forest.
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There are two boys sitting on a log in the fores t. They are drinking
something. They are wearing jackets and backpacks. The boy on the left is
wearing boots while the boy on the right is wearing a hat. They look happy
and relaxed.
38 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
/ CHA마ER 02 세부 내용
L메용- 일치/불일치
WORD PREVIEW
Mostly self-taught, Paul Creston became one of the most popular composers of the mid-20th
century. A conservative musician , Creston c1 aimed his greatest influences to be long-dead
composers. The hallmark of his style was rhythmic originality. Harmonically, he might be
@ call an American impressionis t. Creston achieved renown when his Symphony No. 1 won
e
the New York Music Critics' Circ1 Award in 194 1. He had already received a Guggenheim
Fellowship in 1938. His work was @ perform widely in the aftermath of World War 11 , but it
faded from the concert repertoire with the rise of academic music in the 1960s. Several of his
works were inspired by the poetry of Walt Whitman. He died in Poway, Califomia, a suburb
of San Diego.
「 Vocab띠~íI쿄교필굉필과Irst때
• 일치 여부를 파악해야 한다.
( ~l빼nic originality
• Symphony No. 1 won the New York Music Critics' Circ1 e Award in
achievements 1941
• received a(n) 2 in 1938
」[
1 El휠l 다음 영영사전 뜻풀이에 해 S녕}는 단어를 본문에서 찾아 쓰시오 (단, 필요한 경우 형태를 바꿀 수 있음)
disappear gradually -•
2 ιa 밑줄 친 @, @를 어법에 맞게 각각 고쳐 쓰시오.
@ @
2 문장 전처|톨 수식하는 부사
Harmonically , he might be called an American impressionist.
」 문장전체수식
화성 면에서 그는 아마도 미국 인상주의자라고 불랄 것이다.
AI-Jazari (1 136-1206) was a Muslim scholar, inventor, mechanical engineer, artisan , artist
and mathematician. He is best known for writing ‘ The Book of Knowledge olIngenious
Mechanical Devices' in 1206. He is remembered for his automaton designs , including
water-operated ones. Most of them are decorative fanciful objects , though some also serve
a function . AI-Jazari constructed a hand washing automaton first employing the flush 1 5
mechanism now used in modern toilets. It features an automaton standing by a basin that
@ are filled with water. When the user pulls the lever, thε water is released and the automaton
refills the basin. Leonardo da Vinci is said to have been influenced by the c1 assic automatons
of AI-Jazari. AI-Jazari appears to have been the first inventor to display an interest in creating
human-like machines for @ practically purposes such as using the environment for human 110
comfort.
* automaton 지동장치. 자동인형‘ 로봇 ** flush 수세식 장치 ; 물이 왈킥 나오다 *** basin 세얻기
02 s빼 B. Anthony 딛없39-0019
American social reformer and leader of the movement for women ’ s suffrage (the right to
vote) , Susan B. Anthony was adetermined pioneer of women ’ s equality and other social causes.
With Elizabeth Cady Stanton, whom she met in 1851 , Anthony was the principal organizer and
ideological voice of the National Woman Suffrage Association (A) 1 that / where I they formed
in 1869. Anthony led a group of women to the polls in Rochester, New York , in 1872 to test
women ’ s suffrage under the Fourteenth Amendmen t. Her arrest , trial , and sentence of a fine
that she refused to pay became a model for other suffrage protests. Although she did not live
to see women gain the vote , Anthony ’ s single-minded advocacy of equal justice for women
(B) Ihave / has I been credited with helping to win social and political gains for women and
10
launching the women ’ s movement in the twentieth century.
* the Fourteenth Amendment 미국 언방 헌법 수정 저 114조
@ 미국의 사회 개혁가였다.
@ 미국 여성 투표권 협회를 조직했다.
@ 1872년에 여성들을 투표소에 이 꿀고 갔다.
@ 자신에게 선고된 벌금을 내기를 거부했다.
@ 여성이 투표권을 얻는 것을 본 후 생을 마감했다.
2 Anthony의 여성 평등에 대한 지지가 무엇에 대한 공적으로 인정받아왔다고 했는지, 두 가지를 본문에서 증H가 쓰시오.
@The Springbok emblem was wom by South African national sporting teams throughout
most of the 20th century. @ It continues to be wom by the South African national rugby team
today, known universally as the Springboks. φ The designation began on South Africa ’ s first
rugby tour to the British Isles in 1906. Team captain Paul Roos coined the term to prevent
the British press from inventing one for them. The 1906 Springboks were highly successful , 1 5
winning nearly all their matches in c1 uding Wales , the top British Isles nation at the time.
Thereafter, South Africa ’ s national sporting teams wore @ the emblem until the 1990s. The
Springbok emblem proved to be highly divisive as national sporting teams were limited to
the white minority population until the 1980s. For white South Africans , the emblem was a
symbol of pride and national sporting power. 110
My Favorite Song
Title: A Cottage on an lsle
Musician: Han lnhyeon
Year Composed: 1950
What the Song Is Abou t: The song is about a baby who f a11s asleep while awaiting hislher mother alone.
Why 1 Li ke This Song: My mom sang this song when 1 was a baby, so this song rerninds me of my mom
STEP 01 U빠굉· 우|의 내용을 참고하여 자신이 좋아하는 노래와 관련된 질문의 응답을 작성해 봅시다.
Title:
Musician :
Year Composed:
채점영억
합계
접수 과제 완성 (10) 내용 (5) 언어 사용 (5)
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수행평가모범답안
하EP 02
Title: For the Victory
Musician: Trans Fi xion
Year Composed: 2006
What the Song Is About: The song is about Koreans uniting to win.
Why 1 Li ke This Song: 1 like soccer, and whenever 1 sing this song while watching
the national soccer team play, 1 feel excited.
46 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
도표·실용문
WORD PREVIEW
40 •
Responses 29 _______________________________ ..1 _ Men
in 30 •
24rì 口 Women
Percent 20
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alone farnily friends or co-workers
neighbors
The graph above shows the percentage of men and women responses on exercise
companionship from a survey conducted from 2003 to 2006. CD More than half of both men
and women reported that they exercised alone , which represented the largest category of 1 5
companionship for the two groups. @ The second highest response category for the two
groups , (A) I whichl what I had the largest percentage point gap between men and women ,
was exercising with family members. @More male respondents reported exercising with
friends or neighbors than female respondents. @ No other exercise companion group for
men and women , respectively, was less favored than co-workers. @ For female respondents , 1 10
the percentage of exercising with family members (B) Iwas Iwere I more than twice that of
exercising with friends or neighbors.
3 도표와 내용이 일치하지 않는 여성 집단에서 가족과 함께 운동하는 비월29'/0) \IS. 여성 집단에서 친구나 이웃과 함께 운동
선택지파악 하는비윌 17%)
• 여성 집단에서 가족과 함께 운동하는 사람들의 비율이 친구나 이웃과 함께 운동하는 I::l I
율보다 높지만 두 배 이상이 되지는 않는다.
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48 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
정답과 해설 17쪽 I www.ebsÎ.co.kr
52 51
Family Members 24 3
Friends or Neighbors 20 17
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Is one of your New Year ’ s resolutions to get in shape? Then take the first step by joining us
for a free yoga class @ presenting by the Taylor District on Thursday, February 1st.
We encourage you @ invite your friends , fam i1y, and any fitness enthusiast you know to take
advantage of this free opportunity to take care of your body and mind with Taylor Community
yoga!
*Ages 10+ are welcome to attend.
*If you currently have a Yoga Punch Pass , save the punch for another day!
. Online 口 In stores
80% 82%
75% 74%
63%
37%
20% I I 18%
The graph above shows shopping preferences of U.S. teens by gender for three periods: the
spring of 2013 , the fall of 2013 , and the spring of 2014. CD For a11 the periods , more males
and females purchased things in stores than online. @ However, online shopping purchases
increased over time for both males and females. @ The percentages of male online shopping
preference were higher than those of female online shopping preference for a11 the periods.
@ In the spring of 2013 , more than 75% of both males and females made purchases in
stores. @In the spring of 2014 , the gap between the female preference for online and in store 110
shopping was just 10 percentage points , while it was slightly more in the case of males.
03 Redwood High Sc hool Conservation Stewardship Program어| 관한 다음 안내문의 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은?
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2 Which part accounts for the largest proportion of the pie chaπ?
3 What percentage of teens attend schools which do not allow students to have a cell phone at
school at any time? And what percentage of teens can have a cell phone at all times?
채점영역
합계
접수 과제 완성 (10) 내용 (5) 언어 사용 (5)
STEP 02 The pie chart shows U.S. teen cell phone usage at school and in c1ass in
September 2009. Less than two-thirds of U.S. teens were allowed to have a
cell phone at school as long as it wasn ’ t in c1ass. This accounts for the largest
proportion of responses given at 62%. The percentage of the teens who
attended schools that do not allow students to have a cell phone was twice as
large as that of the teens who could have a cell phone at school at all tirnes.
In surn, the rnajority of U.S . teens could have cell phones at school , but not
in c1 ass.
54 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
지칭l 추론
WORD PREVIEW
On my desk is a picture of my father , age seventy-two or so , in his pale blue pajamas and
(A) I dances / dancing I with CD his great-grandson , Brandon. My father is really dancing ,
a wide grin on @ his face , holding on to the little boy ’ s hand. Brandon is my niece ’ s son ,
probably six or seven years old when this picture was taken. He ’ s doing the best he can for a
little guy , but mostly @ he ’ s just standing there , watching my fathe r. At least it doesn ’ t appear I5
(B) I that / what I the boy is dancing. My father is in bare feet , one foot high in the air , as @ he
kicks to the music. 1 know , without having been there , what song @ he is dancing to. It is “ One
O ’ Clock Jump ," by Benny Goodman. Everyone in the picture is smiling or laughing.
2CD 지칭대상파악 첫 문ε때I G) his great-grandson , Brandon OlI서 G) his가 Brandon 일 수는 없으므로. CD은 my
fatherOI 다. 이렇게 @으| 지칭 대상을 파악한 후 나머지 선택지에도 my father를 적용해 보면,
@he ’s just standing there, watching my father에서 @ he가 my father일 수는 없음을 알 수
있다.
3 앞에 언급된 대상 파악 밑줄 친 부분은 직전에 언급된 대상을 가리키는 경우가 대부분이다. 그러므로 앞에서 언급된 대상이
다른 경우를 찾는 것도 좋다.-> @ 앞에만 a little guy. 즉 Brandon을 가리키는 말이 있고, 나머지
선택지 앞에는 my father가 언급되어 있다.
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• watching my father
. @에 들어갈말을다음에서 골라쓸것
frightening cheerful monotonous spectacular
. @, @)에 들어갈 말을 본문에서 찾아 쓰되, 각각 세 단어로 쓸 것
From the paragraph we can feel the @ atmosphere because in the picture , 까ny
father" has @ on his face while dancing with his great-grandson , and everyone is
also @)
CHAPTER 02 • UNπ 07 지정 추론 57
01 밑줄 친 뻗가 가리키는 대상이 나머지 넷과 떨 것은? 딩없39-0026
Diane made a communication mistake that instantly persuaded her fellow teacher Martha
@ to resent her. What was Diane ’ s mistake? Diane disagreed with Martha and didn ’ t even give
CD her a chance to explain her idea before rejecting it. Diane wasn ’ t interested in looking at the
newspaper article and she did not ask Martha to explain @ her reasons for advocating a new
science program. By rejecting Martha ’ s opinion without giving it any consideration , Diane
sent Martha the message @ which she didn ’ t respect @her or value her ideas. Diane ’ s instant
negativity discouraged @ her from sharing ideas in the future that could benefit the students ,
the science department and the schoo l. Diane ’ s habit of quickly @ dismissing opposing views
weakened @ her authority and limited progress in the science departmen t.
A well-known shoe manufacturer sent out a mailer advertising a sale. Salli was excited ,
as she has a very narrow foot and the manufacturer advertised her size in styles she liked.
When CD she went to the store , she was very disappointed because not one of the styles was
available in her size. @ She was told by a saleswoman that they only stocked one of each style
in each size! Still , since she was prornised the shoes @ she wanted were available from the
warehouse , Salli decided to order two pairs. A week later, she received a phone call saying
one pair was actually no longer being made. A week after that come a rather poignant note
from the saleswoman and @ her manager saying the other pair was also unavailable. They did
enclose a 20% off coupon for @ her next visi t. Needless to say - there won ’ t be a next time .
• poignant 기슴 아픈
Suddenly, a bushplane appeared. It passed directly over Brian , very low, touching the water
gently once , twice , and stopped with its floats gently bumping the beach in front of CD his
shelter. The pilot cut the engine, opened the door, and got out, balanced , and stepped forward
on the float to hop onto the sand without getting @ his feet wet. He was wearing sunglasses
and he (to / off / them / took / stare) at Brian. “ 1 heard your emergency transmitter." He
cocked his head , studying Brian. “ Whoa. You ’ re @ him , aren ’ t you? They quit looking , a
month , no , almost two months ago." Brian was standing now, but still silent. @ His tongue
seemed to be stuck to the roof of his mouth and his throat didn ’ t work righ t. “ My name is
Brian Robeson ," he said. Then he saw that his stew was done , and @ he waved to it with his
hand. “ Would you like something to eat?" 1 10
60 올림포스 독해의 기몬 1
수행평가 07 그림 상황 묘사하는 글 작성하기
채점영역
합계
점수 과제 완성 (10) 내용 (5) 언어 사용 (5)
CHAPTER 02 • UNπ 07 지칭 추론 61
수행평가모범답안
STEP 02
It’ s sports day at sc h, oo l. Four students wearing sports uniforms and
running shoes. They are participating in a race as a team. They are running
on a track , holding a bar togefher. They look determined and enthusiastic.
62 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
CHAPTER 03 논리쩍 관계
단어빈칸
WORD PREVIEW
Choice is at the (A) Icore / margin I of human experience at any age. This deep longing to
choose our own purpose , beliefs , and actions , no matter what age we are , is fought for and
defended in every home , particularly by children @ who parents overlook their vital need for
autonomy. Opportunities to make choices typically increase with age and experience. The
total of ir때nts gives way, day by day and with (B) Iincreasing / decreasing I
momentum, to a desire to make choices for themselves - choices about what and when they
want to eat, explore , and express themselves. The maturing process is about growing the
ability to make choices for oneself, and it is crucial for their development @ which kids at
early ages have many opportunities to make choices and to learn from them.
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The 3 process is about growing the ability to make choices for oneself,
and it is crucial for their development of kids at early ages.
1 no matter what: 선택요소인 부사어구의 역할졸 힐 때는 ‘비록 무엇이 ~얼지라도’라는 양보의 의미톨 나타내는 부사철률 이끈다.
This deep longing ~, no matter what age we are , is fought ~.
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2 rl t+-+t hat+ S+V J : It - that 형식상의 주어, 내용상의 주어 구문이다.
It is crucial for their devel。ρmentthat kids at early ages have many opportunities to make choices and to
L 형식상의 주어 L 내용상의 주어
|earn from them.
어린 나이의 아이들이 선택을 하고 그것을 통해 배울 수 있는 기회를 많이 강는 것은 그들의 발달에 있어서 매우 중요하다.
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A lot of us feel like doing “ something differen t." Studies have shown that people do
not like to read instructions , and much of what we do read we either (A) I ignore / recall l
or don ’ t understand. In one test , for example , twenty-four adults were asked to wire a
common household electrical plug. Only ten 0f the twenty-four even bothered to look at
the instructions. And of those ten , seven (B) Iconsulted / provided I the instructions only I5
to check the color coding for the electrical wires; the rest of the information was ignored.
Not surprisingly, most people flunked this tes t. Even when the instructions are unusually
important, people tend to pay them little attention. As the authors of the electrical plug study
noted , “ Even in the case of quite unfamiliar tasks , people seem to prefer to act rather than
" 10
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@ create @ reflect
@ compare
In the experiment in the paragraph above , more than half of the subjects
The history of any animal species (A) 1 reveals / reveal 1 a distinct sameness in behavior.
A bird building its nest today will do it in almost exactly the same way that birds did it
yesterday, a year ago , even thousands of years ago. And one can be quite sure that birds
will continue in this same way thousands 0f years from now. All animals , even the higher
apes , closest to man in intelligence , (B) shows / show this sameness over vast stretches
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정답과해설 24쪽 -
The one psychophysics term on the lips of Prada store managers is “ anchor." In the luxury
trade , that describes an incredibly high-priced arti c1 e displayed mainly to manipulate
consumers. The anchor is for sale - but it ’ s okay if no one buys it. It’ s really there for
contras t. It makes everything else look by comparison. “ This has been a
strategy that goes back to the seventeenth century," Paco Underhill , the author of the book I5
Why Tfε Bμ~ , said recently. “ You sold one thing to the king , but everyone in court had to
have a lesser one. There ’ s the $500 bag in the window, and what you walk away with is the
T-shirt."
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68 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
수행평가 08 교흔을 요청하는 편지글 작성하기
STEP 02 휠웰웰 주어진 표현을 이용하여 거울 교환을 요청o~는 펀지를 완성해 봅시다.
grateful heavy Emma Lucy have website shatte red openmg ceremony
Sincerely,
채점영역
합계
접수 과제 완성 (1 이 내용 (5) 언어 사용 (5)
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69
수행평가모범답안
하EP 02
To Whom It May Concem:
Sincerely,
EmmaLucy
70 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
짧은 어 l구 빈칸
WORD PREVIEW
{냉동를씌~r:매 ..... .,“· (• l허 :J.!.1빼 11빼Ij_ [• l 딩:센빼 11뻐 I~'- {• l딩:센빼 11빼lκl
Every quarter, staff members at Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Santa Clara County get
together to review individual and team objectives. Each person talks about what he or she has
been doing and identifies how those accomplishments have helped to achieve the agency ’ s
aspirations. Then , a staff member puts a checkmark next to each of the goals and priorities
(posted on the wall) that each person has helped the agency come c1 0ser to realize. This 1 5
process is followed by rounds of applause , whoops , and hollers. At the end of the session ,
says executive director Sheila Kriεfels , “ We what we have a l1 bεen
able to accomplish as an agency. This also gives us the chance to notice any gaps between
what each of one of us is doing and what we al1 had said we wanted the agency to achieve ,
and then where we might need to focus more of our energies in the future to achieve our 110
common vision."
3 정답고르기 처|크 표시와 차이를 볼 수 있다는 것을 함축적으로 표현하는 어구를 정답으로 고른다.
Every quarter , staff members at Big Brothers/ Big Sisters of Santa Clara County get together
to review individual and team objectives.
μ
This also gives us the chance to 3 any gaps between what each of one of
us is doing and what we all had said we wanted the agency to achieve , and -
3 a:탈펠 직원들이 분기마다 모였을 때 한 직원이 목표와 우선순위에 처|크 표시를 하기 전에 하는 일을 우리말로 쓰시오
1 rhelp+(to)동사원형 J: ,...,하는 것율 툴다
~ identifies how those accomplishments have helped to achieve the agency ’s aspirations.
τ굶i융의목적어
그러한 업적이 그 기관의 목표를 성취하는 데 어떻게 도움이 되었는지 확인한다
CHAPTER 03 • UNrr 09 짧은 어구 빈 칸 73
01 c띔 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 7땀 적절한 것은? 딩없39-0034
Humans have an extraordinarily large capacity for recognizing faces , voices , and pictures.
As we wander through a stream of sights , sounds , tastes , odors , and tactile impressions ,
some novel and some previously experienced , we have little trouble @ telling the two apart.
In a remarkable experiment , participants were shown 10 ,000 pictures for five seconds
each. Two days later, CD 댄양 correctly identified 8,300 of @ 벤땐. No computer program to
date can perform face recognition as well as a human child can. Why is this? Humans are
among the few species @ whose unrelated members exchange favors , such as trading goods ,
engaging in social contracts , or forming organizations. If we were not able to recognize faces ,
voices , or names , we would not be able to tell whom we ’ d encountered previously, and as a
consequence , not recall who treated us fairly and who @) cheating. Hence , social contracts 110
of reciprocity - “ 1 share my food with you today, and you return the favor tomorrow"
* reci procity 상호 관계
Remember, the dwarves were the ones who saved Snow White when she was down. And it
wasn ’ t her pretty face (A) I that / what I won their loyalty, but it was her hard work. She didn ’ t
groan and moan about working as a housekeeper, even though she was born a princess. She
did her work cheerfully and made (B) I her / herself I indispensable to the dwarves. And that
is what you need to do at your job. Never make the rnistake of thinking that only higher-ups
can help you. Winning the respect of your peers - and even coworkers who are lower in the
company hierarchy - is always worthwhile. If you're having difficulty with your immediate
boss , a human resources manager or a senior boss wiU often consider what others say about
you. can be important in saving your situation.
Toppling dominoes is pretty straightforward_ You line them up and tip over the first one.
In the real world , though , it ’ s a bit more complicated. The challenge is that life doesn ’ t line
everything up for us and say, “ Here ’ s where you should start." Highly successful people
know this. So every day @ they line up their priorities anew, find the lead domino , and whack
away at @ it until it falls. Why does this approach work? Because extraordinary success is I 5
. What starts out linear becomes geometric. You do the right thing and
then you do the next right thing. Over time' it adds up , and the geometric potential of success
is unleashed. The domino effect applies to the big picture , like your work or your business ,
and it applies to the smallest moment in each day when you ’ re trying to decide what to do
nex t. 10
2 밑줄친 @,@가가리키는것을쓰시오.
@ @
센않챔따떻
--’l톨톨홈훌톨피톨톨훌훌룰톨
빠 뼈빠떼뼈
뼈쩨 뻐때때
펀 원 빼개
”
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매
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76 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
수행평가 09 그림 상황 묘사하는 글 완성하기
평가일 : ( )월 ( )~
E프 Student ID Name
채접영역
합계
접수 과제 완성 ( 1 이 내용 (5) 언어 사용 (5)
CHAPTER 03 • UNIT 얘 짧은 어구 빈칸 77
수행평가모범답안
STEP 02
The meeting is being held in an office. Eight people are attending the
meeting. They are sitting around a table. There are two laptop computers
on the table. The meeting seems to be going well because everyone looks
happy.
78 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
낀어구빈칸
WORD PREVIEW
We al1 care what those around us think , and our beliefs about the world are strongly
influenced by our peers. lndeed , when it comes to the crunch , most people would rather
be liked than be right , and they tend to . This is particularly
@ apparently in the case of fashion , where we take our cues from other people about what is
‘ coo1.’ We may also think that various forms of questionable behaviour - such as illegally
downloading music or tax evasion - are (A) Iacceptable / inadequate I on the grounds that
‘ cverybody does i t.’ However, since we tend to read things that (B) Iignore / reflect lour
prejudices and @ associate with people who share our attitudes , we sometimes overestimate
the extent @ to which other people think as we do. This is known as the false consensus effect.
*the crunch 매우 어려운 상황
I Vocab뻐 1훌훨펄훨훨꾀,---str때
• 필자가 말하'.:î!.자 하는 핵심 내용을 파악해야 한다.
1 글의 소재 파악 주위의 기준에 영흔k을 받는 사람들
l鐵많뿔뿔繼훌훌績뿔뿔
口 peer 동료 口 cue 단서 口 questionable 의심스러운
口 illegally 불법적으로 口 evasion 회 피 口 on the grounds that ~라는 이유로
口 associate with "-'와 어울리다 口 overestimate 과대평 가하다
t壘빼
80 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
정답과 해설 29쪽 r www.ebsi.co.kr
.2 down\oading music
music / tax
• tax evaSlO n
3 G탈펠 밑줄 친 everybody does it처럼 다른 사람의 행동을 따라 하는 여|로 언급된 두 가지를 영어로 쓰시오.
1 관계사 what은 선행사톨 포힐한 관계사로, 영사질을 유도하는 역힐과 관껴μ}의 역힐올 겸한다.
We all care [what those around us thinkl.
」 관계절
우리 모두는 [우리 주위의 사람들이 생각히는 것}을 신경 쓴다
2 관계훨 안에서 주어나 목적어와 갈은 필수 요소의 역힐이 아니라 부사어구처럼 장소에 관한 선택 요소의 역힐올 하는 관계사는
whereOI다.
~ in the case of fashion , where we take our cues from other people about what is ‘cool:
τ관계사
때션의 경우에 그곳은 ‘멋지다’라는 것에 대해 다른 사람들로부터 우리의 단서를 가져오는 콧이다.
CHAPTER 03 • UNrT 10 긴 어구 민칸 81
01 c띔 민칸에 들어갈 말로 7땅 적절한 것은? g 없39 - 0038
The source of every new idea is the same. There is a network of neurons in the brain , and
then the network shifts. All of a sudden , electricity flows in an unfamiliar pattern , a shiver
of current across a circuit board of cells. But sometimes a single network isn ’ t enough.
Sometimes a creative problem is so difficult that it requires people I connect / to connect I
their imaginations together; the answer arrives only if we collaborate. That ’ s because a group
is not just a collection of individual talents. Instead , it is a chance for those talents to exceed
themselves , to produce something greater than anyone thought possible. When the right
people come together and when they collaborate in the right way, what happens can often
feel like magic. But it ’ s not magic . There is a reason why
* neuron 신경 세포
A puppy will often cry, whine , whimper, or howl when he is left alone. This is basically his
way of calling out for attention , of calling out @ make sure that you know he is there and that
you have not forgotten about him. He feels insecure when he is left alone; for example , when
you are out of the house and he is in his crate , or when you are in another part of the house
and he cannot see you. The noise he is making is an expression of the anxiety he feels at I5
being alone , so he needs @ be taught that being alone is O K. You are not actually training the
dog to stop making noise; you are training him to feel comfortable when he is all by himself
and
* crate (운반용) 상자
1 밑줄 친 @, @를 어법에 맞게 각각 고쳐 쓰시오.
@ @
래
캠괜 반
口 口 口
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口 whine 칭얼거리다, 끔끔거리다 口 howl( 길거1) 울다[울부짖다]
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How do one-way mirrors , the ones used in interrogation room , work? A one-way mirror
seems to be a mirror when seen from one side , but as a window when seen from the opposite
side_ Thus the window is @ dlsg U1 smg as a mirror to allow secret surveillance. Physically,
. That is , the amount of light reflected from one side is the
same as that reflected from the other. The light transmitted in one direction is the same as
that transmitted in the opposite direction. How then does a one-way mirror work? First, the
mirror isn ’ t totally reflecting. It transmits half the light and reflects the other hal f. The second
requirement has to do with lighting. It is essential that the observation room @ remains dark,
because if a lamp were turned on, some of that light would pass through into the interrogation
room as well. 10
흩웰'!8훌훌톨톨 i월a뿔뿔훌햄
STEP 01 1m훌휩l 인터넷 사용에 대한 자신의 의견을 뒷받침하는 근거를 작성해 봅시다.
Body
「 First of all ,
,
Second ,
Third ,
Conclusion Therefore ,
채접영역
합계
접수 과제 완성 (10) 내용 (5) 언어 사용 (5)
CHAPTER 03 • UNIT 10 긴 어구 빈칸 85
수행평가모범답안
STEP 01 1 1’m in favor of the idea because personal information can be exposed to strangers.
2 1 support the idea because there is a wealth of Internet contents that should not be accessed by
children
3 1 disagree with the idea because unlimited access to information through the Internet is valuable.
41’m opposed to the idea because children can make new connections with people living in other
countries via the Internet
STEP 02
1 disagree with the idea that children ’ s use of the Internet should be limited.
First of all , unlimited access to information through the Internet is valuable.
Second , children can make new connections with people living in other
countries via the Interne t. Third, the Internet helps children improve their
creativity. Therefore, we should not restrict children ’ s use of the Internet.
86 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
연결어(구) 넣기
WORD PREVIEW
..
{4 훌훌톨매 ~r~l.~섬"' {• I 잉 :ι!삐삐삐. (• I 잉~,~,.빼.,빼 1κ· {• l 딩~,~,.빼 u빼 i’,,-
(A) (B)
Q)However On the contrary
@ However In other words
@ In addition For example
@ In addition On the contrary
@ Therefore In other words
3 정답고르기 (A)에는 역접을 나타내는 연결사를, (6)에는 요약, 부연 설명하는 연결시를 고른다.
口 fleet 전(全) 보유차량, 함대 口 antilock 앤티록(식)의(급브레이크 때에도 바퀴의 회전이 멈추지 않는)
口 innovation 혁신 口 vastly 대단히. 매우 口 opposite 정반대
口 markedly 현저하게, 눈에 띄게 口 inferior 열등한 口 element 요소
口 recklessly 무분별하게
짧훌
88 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
정답과 해설 32쪽 「빼w. ebsi ∞ krl
‘F|톨I맘핸땀렘I믿
the introduction of 1
experiment
(antilock brake system)
• no difference
1 를뽑l 밑줄 친 @ make for의 문맥상 의미를 정의할 때 빈칸에 알맞은 단어를 쓰시오.
to to make something possible
다시 말해서. ABS 시스템은 사고를 줄이는 데 사용되지 않았다 대신. 운전자들은 이 추가적인 안전 요소를 사고에 처할 위힘을 증가시키지
않으면서 그들이 더 빨리 운전하고 더 무분별하게 운전할 수 있도록 하기 위해 이용했다.
When emotions are highly charged , it makes good sense @ to delay conversation about
conflict until attention , mental focus , and goodwill have returned. Once everyone is calm
and enjoying themselves again , __(A_) _ , these conversations are often forgotten or
put off @ indefinitely. No one wants to talk about conflict and risk spoiling the good time.
(B) , the issues often don ’ t get addressed at all , and they usually resurface later in a I5
new and often intensified conflic t. If you do choose to put off discussion about a conflict,
remember to take it up later, @ while a time of ease and sweet connection , when it can be
most productive.
(A) (B)
CD therefore In addition
@ therefore As a consequence
@ for example In contrast
@ however As a consequence
@ however In contrast
In the case of China and Eastern Europe , it is clear that market liberalization has helped a
lo t. Until about 1998 , the East European privatization process and the implementation of a
market economy progressed in fits and starts due to all sorts of political maneuvers. But by
1998 the region was characterized by a strong private sector and relatively free markets. This
triggered an economic boom. _ _(A_) _ , this cannot be the whole story. Latin America is I5
also free but - except some short-lived episodes - has been historically characterized by
slow economic growth. In addition , that region has a relatively high birth rate. _ _(B)
its wealth-per-person growth was remarkably slow from 1998 to 2008. This is true of all
Latin American countries , including Brazil , despite the enthusiastic media reports about that
country. 110
(A) (B)
CD Similarly In addition
@ Similarly As a result
@ Nevertheless However
@ Nevertheless As a result
@ For example In addition
Men and women are often (a) Iassigned / assigning I roles for various social , political , or
historical reasons. When these f.'a ctors are inadequately understood , they can appear to be
quite arbitrary. _ _(A_) _ , (b) I despite / a1though I sewing clothes for the family is thought
of as women ’ s work in North America (most men have never operated a sewing machine
or made a purchase in a fabric store) , among the Ecuadorian men and traditional Hopi of
Arizona , men are the spinners , weavers , and tailors. Also among the Hopi , women are
the potters and not the men; however, in U.S. culture both men and women can become
potters. _ _(B_) _ , women in U. S. society have been virtually exc1 uded from a number of
occupations (such as jockey and Major League Baseball umpire) , even though men have no
particular biological advantage over women in performing thεsejobs. 10
• arbitrary 임의적인
(A) (B)
φ For example Otherwise
@ For example Moreover
@ However As a result
@ However Moreover
@ Therefore Otherwise
앓師빼활뼈홉澈뿔鐵싫
口 asslgn 할당하다, 임명하다 口 sew 바느질하다 口 fabric store 포목상
口 spinner 실 잣는 사람 口 weaver 베 짜는 사람 口 potter 옹기장이
口 VI 야 ually 거의 口 jockey (경마의) 기수
壘
92 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
수행평가 11 자신이 발명하고 싶은 알람시계
평가일 : ( )월 ( )~
E프 Student ID Name
STEP 01 .걷쉴l..n.ì l ~ fJ. 자신이 사용하고 싶은 특이한 알람시계(혹은 발영하고 싶은 알람시계)를 그림으로 표현해 봅시다.
{ ’ My Alarm Clock
Appearance
How It Works I2
3
Expectation
채접영역
합계
접수 과제완성 ( 1 이 내용 (5) 언어 사용 (5)
STEP 01
} ’
STEP 03
1 want to have an alarm called Flying Alarm. It looks like a helicopter.
There is a propeller on top of the alarm c1 ock. Here is how it works. First,
set the time when you want to wake up in the moming. When the alarm goes
off, you need to catch the c1 0ck as it flies around the room. It will make
sound until you hit the button to stop the alarm. While trying to catch the
c1 ock, you will wake up completely.
94 올림포스 톡해의 기본 1
CHAPTER 04 간접 말하기 ·쓰기
무관환문장찾기
WORD PREVIEW
Newton ’ s laws of motion apply perfectly to the world of gol f. We ’ re all aware that a golf
ball moves when it is hit by force. CD However, there are outside forces that keep a golf ball
from moving in its original direction forever. @ A ball may have a straight path when the c1 ub
hits it, but then gravity pulls the ball toward Earth and can (it I from I keep I going) straight.
@ Air resistance - a form of friction - then slows the ball ’ s velocity as it speeds through the
air. @ Golfers feel delighted when they get the ball to go into the hole with the least number
of hits. @ Once a golf ball connects with the ground again , it slows down even more because
a grassy and sandy surface creates more friction with the ball than air.
f Vocabu배 1!Î1렐파웰월휠꾀(str때
l 글의 중심 내용을 확실히 이해해야 한다.
’
는 며 멍혜
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壘
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96 올림포스 독해의 기본 1
정답과 해설 35쪽 f빼W 닝bsi.co써
Prior to the modern era, the Chinese actor, whether rural amateur or urban professional ,
rarely enjoyed the (A) Irespect / blame I that society pays him or her today. CD Until recently, in
fact , a theater practitioner could hardly earn his living with one stationary troupe. @ He often
became an itinerant performer, (B) Ihiding / travelling I among small towns and rural villages
to perform during festivals or to celebrate important occasions in the lives of the local gentry. I5
@ Summer was right around the corner, and that meant music festivals would start to pop up
nationwide. @ Most individual actors were at least part-time itinerants , contributing to the
image of the vagabond good-for-nothing that afflicted his profession for centuries. @In the
imperial period , entire urban troupes might tour the countryside at harvest, New Year, and
other festival times. 10
훌훌l'l홉톨톨훌홉훌빼훌없협짧싫
Every great thing that was ever started @ began in uncertainty. CD Thomas Alva Edison
asked , “ W i11 this work?" and now we experience the gift of the lightbulb. @ Steve Jobs
pondered, “ 1s there a need for this?" and now we have minicomputers that fit in our pockets.
@ 1n order to bring our ideas or dreams to life , we have to expect fear and uncertainty,
we1come it in, and know @ what once we face it, it no longer has a hold on us. @) Also , we
should try to reduce uncertainty and risk-taking in order to minimize the possibility of fa i1ure.
@ We must remind @ ourselves that there are two possible ends to every uncertain joumey we
embark upon: either we leam a lesson that brings us one step c10ser to our true desires or we
reach the point we set out for.
l 엎빼빼誠앞聊빠祐~정i혜
口 ponder 곰곰이 생각하다. 숙고하다 口 bring ~ to life ~에 생기를 불어넣다
口 have a hold on ~에 대한 지배력이 있다 口 embark upon ~에 착수하다
As we grow older, the eye lens becomes more yellow, causing poorer color discrimination
in the green-blue-violet end of the spectrum. Also , the lens ’ s ability to adjust and focus
de c1 ines as the mus c1es around it stiffen. CD This is @ that causes difficulty in seeing close
objects c1 early (called presbyopia) , necessitating either longer arms or corrective lenses.
@ To complicate matters further, the time our eyes need to change focus from near to far (or
vice versa) @ increase. @ This also poses a major problem in driving. @ Fortunately, some
universal changes , such as presbyopia, can be corrected eas i1y through glasses or contacts.
@ Because drivers are constantly changing their focus from the instrument panel to other
autos and signs on the highway, older drivers may miss important information because of
their slower refocusing time. 10
• presbyopia 노안
Outside forces
ζ표프〉
갔j 한끓월꾀
현평휠〉
Resistance
쩍편렐5
2 What does the straight arrow from the golf ball at the bottom represent?
It represents
4 What do the two directional arrows around the ball on the top right represent?
They represent the spin movement of the ball due to
The picture above shows how a golf ball moves when it is hi t. In the picture ,
there are . The straight arrow from the golf ball at
the bottom represents . The words in the bubbles
are the different . The two directional arrows
around the ball on the top right represent the spin movement of the ball due to
채점영역
합계
접수 과제 완성 (10) 내용 (5) 언어 사용 (5)
2 What does the straight arrow from the golf ball at the bottom represent?
It represents the original path of the ball (directed by the golf c1 ub) .
4 What do the two directional arrows around the ball on the top right represent?
They represent the spin movement of the ball due to the lift and the resistance.
STEP 02
The picture above shows how a golf ball moves when it is hi t. In the
picture , there are a golf club , two golf balls , and some arrows. The straight
arrow from the golf ball at the bottom represents the original path of the ball
(directed by the golf club). The words in the bubbles are the different outside
forces that work on the bal l. The two directional arrows around the ball on
the top right represent the spin movement of the ball due to the lift and the
reslstance.
WORD PREVIEW
On the other hand , living together in human society often requires restraining aggressive
behavior_
( @ ) So , especially for males , strong tendencies to aggress against others can yield
beneficial outcomes. ( @ ) Being aggressive to others in response to every provocation is
definitely not adaptive , and can greatly disrupt social life. ( @ ) For this reason , it is clear
that we possess effective internal mechanisms for restraining anger and obvious aggression.
( @ ) Such mechanisms are described by the term self-regulation (or self-control) , and 110
(B) 1 refer / refers I to our capacity to regulate many aspects of own behavior, including
aggresslOn. * restrain 제효r하다, 제약하다 ** provocation 도발 * ** disrupt 농f해하다
2 접속사, 관사, 대명사 등의 단서 파악 On the other hand를 통해 앞에 나올 내용은 주어진 문장과 상반된 내용{즉 공격
적인 행동의 긍정적인 측면)이 제시될 것임을 예측할 수 있다.
3 논리적인 비약이 있는 부분에 문장 삽입 @ 앞의 내용은 공격적인 행동의 적응적인 측면을 설명하고 있지만, 뒤의 내용은 공
격적인 행동이 사회생활을 gf해할 수 있음을 언급하며 그것의 비적응적인 측면을
설명하고 있다. 따라서 내용 흐름상 논리적으로 모순되므로 주어진 문장은 @에 들
어가야 가장 자연스럽다.
example self-regulation
1 동명사구논 문장의 주어나 목적어의 역할율 힐 수 있으며 이때 주어는 일반적으로 단수로 휘급한다.
-1iving together in human societγ often requires restraining aggressive behavior.
」 주어 τ힐 c 목적어
인간 사회에서 함께 살아가는 것은 종종 공격적인 행동을 제약하는 것을 요구효따
2 명사혈인 that훨이 너무 긴 결우 형식상의 주어톨 사용힐 수 있으며 이때 that월은 의미상의 주어 역할흩 한다.
- it is clear that we possess effective internal mechanisms-
L 형식상주어 」 의미상주어
우리가 효율적인 내적 기제를 지니고 있다는 것은 분명하다
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But none of these habits can make you @ 맨ppy all the time because your brain doesn ’ t
work that way.
Many people have habits that are bad for survival. How does that happen if our brain
rewards behaviors that @are good for survival? When a happy-chemical spurt is over, you
feel like something is wrong . ( CD ) You look for a reliable way to feel good again , fas t. 1 5
( @ ) Anything that worked before @ was built a pathway in your brain. ( @ ) We all have
such happy habits: from snacking to exercising , whether it ’ s spending or saving , partying or
solitude, arguing or making up. ( @ ) Every happy-chemical spurt is quickly metabolized and
you have to do more to get more. ( @ ) You can end up overdoing a happy habit to the point
of unhappiness. 1 10
口 reliable 믿을 만한 口 solitude 고독
口 make up 화해하다. 화젤분장]하다. 구성하다 口 end up -ing 결국 ~하게 되다
More milk per cow leads to less pressure on grazing lands and more room for wildlife.
Biotechnology opens up the possibility of creating the plant , animal , and human
environments in which we would like to live. ( CD ) Plants can be bui1t that resist diseases
without pesticides , use less water, and produce more edible food. ( @ ) Similar improvements
are occurring in animals. ( @ ) When it comes to improving humans , the process will start by I5
eliminating genetic diseases and move on to building bεtter (smarter, taller, more beautiful)
men and women. ( @ ) The biotech processes for curing existing diseases are dual-use
technologies. ( @ ) The same techniques that allow genetic defects (very inferior genes) to be
eliminated allow the replacement of slightly inferior genes with superior ones.
But even if the possibility of closing could be ruled out with certainty, it is doubtful that a
store would find it advantageous to purchase doors without locks.
Many convenience stores are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Since they never
lock their doors , why do they bother to install doors with locks on them? ( CD ) It is always
possible , of course , that an emergency could force such a store to c1 0se at least briefly. 1 5
( @ ) In the wake of Hurricane Katrina , for example , residents of New Orleans were
forced to evacuate with little notice. ( @ ) The vast majority of industrial doors are sold to
establishments that are not open twenty-four hours a day. ( @ ) These establishments have
obvious reasons for wanting locks on their doors. ( @ ) So , given that most industrial doors
are sold with locks , it is probably cheaper make all doors the same way. 110
STEP 01 c!1띠야챙aI (j) rv@을 연결하여 하나의 이야기가 되도록 각 장면에 해당랜 내용을 작성해 봅시다
(탄, 모두 현재형 문장으로 쓸 것)
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2 She makes a strong resolution to study hard for her midterm exam.
3 Suddenly, some boys start making a lot of noise in the library, which makes her angry.
STEP 02
Mina walks to a library. She makes a strong resolution to study hard for
her midterm exam. SUddenly, some boys start making a lot of noise in the
library, which makes her angry. Then, they leave the library, loudly laughing.
Mina is angry. So, she decides to do sornething about the noisy boys. She
leaves a note on the boys' table, saying “ Please be quie t."
WORD PREVIEW
‘ Research has shown that ... ’ is a phrase often used to @ Ipersuade / persuading I
the listener that the speaker can back up what he or she is saying with firm empirical
evidence.
(A) These are the sorts of questions @ I which / where I anyone who uses this phrase should be
able to answer. If they can’t , then there is no reason to be persuaded by the phrase , which 1 5
1 (A)"-'(C)의 앞부분 읽기 (A) (C) 각각의 앞부분을 읽고, 주어진 문ε뻐1 01어질 수 있는지 판별한다. (A)는 ‘ 01 것들은 ~하는 종
",
류의 질문이다’라고 시작하는데, 주어진 문E뻐|는 질문이 나오지 않으므로 이어질 수 없다. (8)에는 실
문들이 언달아 나오므로 (A) 앞에 위치할 가능성이 크다. (C)는 구체적인 세부사항으로 뒷받침할 수 없
다면 ‘연구가 보여 주었다’고 주E면f는 것은 모호하다고 하였는데, 01는 확실한 실증적 증거를 통해 뒷
받침할 수 있다는 내용이 들어 있는 주어진 글의 내용과 상반되어 However로 잘 언결된다. 따라서
주어진 글 다음에 오는 글로는 (C)가 가장 유력하다.
2 나머지 연결고리 확인하기 위에서 언급한 바와 같이 (A)와 (8) 중에서는 (8)가 먼저 외야 하는데, (C)의 specific details의 예가
(8)의 질문들이 되므로 (C)에서 (8)로 이어지는 것이 가능하다.
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3 G홉3 글의 요약문을 완성할 때, 빈ξ뻐| 알맞은 단어를 본문에서 잦이 f 쓰시오. (단, 필요한 경우 형태를 바꿀 수 있음)
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by
about the research
2 관계철의선행사수식
~ anyone [who uses this phrasel ~
L 선행사 L 관계절
[이 문구를 시용하는] 어떤 사람이든
(A) As each participant decided whether he had seen a particular word a few minutes ago , the
machine scanned his brain and created a digital “ map" of his brain ’ s activity.
(B) After a few minutes' rest , a second series of words was presented and they pressed a
button @ whenever they recognized a word from the first series.
(C) When Miller finished his experiment , he reported his findings the same way every
neuroscientist does: by averaging together all the individual brain maps from his subjects
to create a map of the Average Brain. Miller ’ s expectation was that this average map 110
would reveal the neural circuits @) involved in verbal memory in the typical human brain.
* neuroscientist 신경 과학자 **fMRI 기능적 자기공명영상
2 신경 과학자 Michael Miller가 실시한 언어적 기억에 대한 연구의 목적을 본문의 내용을 활용하여 쓰시오.
The aim of his study was to create
훌æ훌훌뿔를뿔뽑蘭繼짧
Our bodies have a protecting trick up their sleeves. Once certain viruses have done their
띠rty work in a body, they ’ 11 never @Ilet / be let 1back in again. It ’ s called “ immunity" and
it ’ s why we get chicken pox only once in a lifetime.
(A) Your body works the same way. It recognizes an evil virus the second time around , knows
it will cause trouble , and attacks it before CD it has a chance to do its mischief again. 1 5
(B) You blow a dog whistle that sends him cowering into his doghouse with his paws over his
ears. You fight back because you recognize danger when you see it.
(C) Let ’ s say that a big , ugly dog moves in next doo r. The first time you try to pet @ it, it
snarls and @ tries / trying to take a sma11 chunk out of your rear end. So the next time
1 1
you have to walk past that dog , you are prepared. 110
* cower 움츠러들다
You and your friend have just finished your meal. The waiter lays the check on your
table. Boom! To an earsplitting duet of “ Let me get that ," you and your friend ’ s hands
snatch down on it like two pelicans plunging for the same fish.
(A) Say you want @ him to bring the bill with the credit card already stamped as you finish
your meal. When the meal is over, the server brings the check directly to you. 5
(B) You merely fill in the tip and hand @ it back. When your friend says “ Oh no ," simply say
“ No , it ’ s done. 1 really want to get this one." Your friend is impressed and pleased.
(C) Embarrassing battles follow. You disturb nearby diners. Here ’ s how to avoid this
happening. Arrive at the restaurant before your guest arrives , and give the person who
seats you your credit card. 10
2 밑줄친 @, @가가리키는것을쓰시오.
@ @
including levels of
과정/방법 인지적
우울증 외로움 기억력
결과 at the start of the study. Over the 12-year study, they experienced 20%
than other participants
더빠른 인지적 저하
채점영역
휠계
접수 과제 완성 (10) 내용 (5) 언어 사용 (5)
STEP 02
A study was conducted about the effects of loneliness on mental health
in the u.s.
from 1998 to 2010. Every two years , researchers measured
8 ,300 adults age 65 and older across a range of factors , inc1 uding levels of
depression , loneliness , memory, cognitive function and social network status.
About half of the participants reported significant loneliness at the start of
the study. Over the 12-year study, they experienced 20% faster cognitive
de c1 ine than other participants. The finding from the study above suggests
that loneliness is destructive to the mind.
WORD PREVIEW
’ 다음 글의 내용을 한 문장으로 요약하고자 한다. 빈칸 (A) , (8)에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은? g 없39- 0057
away were likely to have problems in the areas of behavior, friendship s , and attention.
@IIn conclusion / In contrast [, those who were able to delay gratification had higher SAT
scores and coped better with stress.
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in adolescence , whi 1e those who sought instant _ _(B) tended to have various troubles. 115
Experiment
A Study on 1 Gratification
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They were told they could either eat the marshmallow immediately or wai t.
CA τ김
그들은 그 마시멜로를 즉시 먹어도 되고 또는 기다리고 있어도 된다는 말을 들었다.
Our instincts tell us thè higher we climb up the ladder, the more stress we feel and the weaker
our feeling of safety. Consider the stereotype of the high-strung executive facing relentless
pressure from shareholders , employees and the firm ’ s largest customers . We are hardly
surprised when one of them suddenly drops dead of a heart attack before fifty. Decades ago ,
scientists in Britain set out to study this link between an employee ’ s place on the corporate 1 5
ladder and stress. Known collectively as the Whitehall Studies , the studies ’ findings were both
astounding and profound. Researchers found that workers' stress was not caused by a higher
degree o f. responsibility and pressure usually associated with rank. It is not the demands of the
job that cause the most stress , but the lack of control workers feel they havε throughout their
day. The studies also found that the effort required by a job is not in itself stressful , but rather 110
the imbalance between the effort we give and the reward we fee l. * high-strung 극도로 긴ε한
According to the Whi tehall Studies , the stress does not come from people’ s (A) at work or
work demands , but from the situations which cannot be done exactly as they _ _(B)
The notion of ‘ correct environmen t' is (A_)_ in understanding something ’ s nature , but its 110
Programs of economic development often lead to changes in people’s dietary habits. In some
cases these dietary changes are voluntary to the extent @ that some new foods , associated
with powerful outsiders , are status symbols. But more often than not , diets change because of
circumstances associated with the objectives of economic development that are beyond the
control of the local people. For example, in an attempt to grow more cash crops (which help
to raise wages and @bring in foreign exchange capital) , non-Western people often divert time
and energy from growing their normal subsistence crops. The result is that they spend much
of their hard-earned cash on foods that are both costly and @nutritiona1 inferior to feed their
families.
* subsistence crop 자급용 농작물
People may change their dietary habits voluntarily, but they may also change them because 110
of the (A_) _ associated with economic development , which can pressure non-Western
people to grow cash crops and consume expensive and _ _(B) foods.
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접수 과제완성 (1 이 내용 (5) 언어 사용 (5)
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STEP 02
The psychologist Walter Mischel , and his colleagues did an experiment
about the relationship between patience and later success. The researchers
gave a marshmallow to nursery school children, saying that they could eat it
immediately or wait for about 15 minutes. If they waited , they could get one
more marshmallow as a reward. After a follow-up survey, they found that the
children who satisfied their immediate desire werε likely to have troubles
. in adolescence. On the other hand , the children who delayed gratification
excelled. This experiment suggests that self-control in an early age can
foretell success in the future.
어법(밑줄/너l 모)
WORD PREVIEW
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When George Lucas succeeded in making Star Wars , CD although those who said the special
effects he wanted hadn ’ t ever been done and couldn ’ t be done , many other possibilities
opened up to him. Industrial Light and Magic (ILM) , the company he created to produce
those “ impossible" special effects , @ became a source of revenue to help fund his other
projects. He was able to produce merchandising tie-ins to his movies , thus bring in another
revenue stream @ to fund his moviemaking. But his confidence in @ doing the difficult has
also made a huge impact on othεr moviemakεrs and a whole new generation of moviegoers.
Popular culture writer Chris Salewicz says , “ At first @ directly through his own work and
then via the unparalleled influence of ILM , George Lucas has influenced for two decades the
essential broad notion of what is cinema." 10
* tie-in 파생 상품 * * unparalleled 견줄 데 없는
• 전치사/접속사, 주어와 동사의 관계. to부정사의 쓰잎, 전치사의 목적어와 부사의 쓰임 등에 대해 알아둘 필요가 있다.
1 어법 요소 파악 @ 전치사 뒤에는 명사어구가, 접속사 뒤에는 절이 옴
@ 문장에는 하나 이상의 동사가 반드시 필요함
@ 명사를 수식하는 to부정사의 형용사적 용법
@ 전치사의 목적어로 동명사구가 옴
@ 부시는 부사에귀 혹은 형용사를 수식합
2 정답고르기 although 뒤에는 절이 와야 하므로 although는 어법상 어색하다.
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When life deals us multiple losses , we create unnecessary burdens for ourselves if we
continue @to postpone the tears and the acknowledgment of pain. Over time , we may find
(A) 단핸웰 more 뻐d more difficult to cry about anything. Or we may suddenly cry for
reasons totally unrelated to our pain , as when a television commercial sets us off. Or we may
even cry in inappropriate places , as when we burst into tears in a meeting at work. We may
be storing up such a flood of emotions (B) where / that we become afraid to feel , especially
1 1
when we are feeling more vulnerable with a new loss. We may begin to avoid topics @ that
might make us cry. Others may avoid us , frightened by the urgency of our tears when we do
express our sadness. Sorrow is not one ofthe more popular feelings @ because 0fwe must be
willing to allow it to overtake (C) 1oursel ves / us 1.
2 네모 어법 항목 확인 형식상의 목적어와 지시대명사의 구별, 목적격 관계대명사와 관계부사의 구별, 대명사와 재귀대명사의
구별에 관한 어법 항목이 제시되었다.
3 문맥과 문장 구조를 (A)는 뒤에 to cry about anything 이라는 내용상의 목적어가 있으므로 형식상의 목적어 itol 적절하
고려하여 어법 파악 다. (8)는 동사 feel 의 목적어가 필요하므로 목적격 관계대명사 thatol 적절하다. (C)는 슬픔이 우리에
게 불시에 닥치는 것이라는 의미가 되어야 하고 to부정사의 의미상의 주어가 we가 아닌 it이므로 us
가적절하다.
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The past couple of decades CD have seen many corporations joining with charities in what is
called “ cause-related marke디ng" efforts , in which a corporation donates a certain percentage
of its profits from a particular item. The nonprofit group and the corporation adver디 se the
(A) Iarrangement / assessment I and encourage people who may be choosing among similar
products @ to choose the one that also benefits the charity. Variations on this theme include
corporations that offer to give a percentage of profits to a certain kind of organization or who
@ allows customers to nominate groups that should (B) I provide / receive I corporate funding.
Cause-related marketing has benefited many organizations by allowing shoppers to feel that
@ their spending can also serve a charitable purpose. The drawback is @ that these donors do
not become p따t of an organization ’ s donor base. 10
02 (A) , (B) , (C)의 각 너|모 안에서 어법어| 맞는 표현으로 찜 적절한 것은? 08439-0064
The journey to discovering your authentic self promises to be the most rewarding adventure
of your life. When you know yourself, you are free. You have a power and presence that
radiates from deep within and shines out (A) I confident / confidently I into the world. You did
not come into this life to suffer, to (B) I manipulate / be manipulated I and denied. Whatever
binds you and keeps you from living your truth is false and can be shed. It takes courage to I5
embrace your authentic self and live life on your own terms. Yet to be uniquely you , to listen
within and love yourself for all of your weaknesses and missteps , is (C) I what / that I your
soullongs for.
2 글의 핵심 소재를 쓰시오.
Some things in life are important, and CD they deserve your full commitment. It’ s important
to do your best when performing your job , cultivating your marriage , @ 땐밴g your children ,
and competing for the league bowling championship. Giving it your all is a necessary part
of success , @ which gives us pride and joy and a sense of self-worth. Unfortunately, at some
point early in life , we all heard someone say, “'Always do your bes t." And a lot of people
accepted the wisdom of @ this advice without ever @ question it. These are the people who
avoid @ 딴뾰 newac디Vl디es because they are afr없d that someone will judge their effort and
scold them if it ’ s not their “ bes t." So these people miss out on lots of fun , mind-expanding ,
enjoyable activities @ because 0fthe “ always do your best" mentality.
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2 Tim decides to take an audition for the movie Three Winners , which is being held at Mia Studios.
3 Tim does an audition for the movie in front of three judges.
4 Tim is depressed because he thinks he made some mistakes during the audition.
5 Fortunately , Tim gets a text message saying he passed the audition.
6 Eventually , Tim gets a role in the movie and takes part in the filming .
STEP 02
Tim is real1y eager to be a movie actor. He decides to take an audition for
the movie Three Winners , which is being held at Mia Studios. Tim does an
audition for the movie in front of three judges. He is depressed because he
thinks he made some mistakes during the audition. Fortunately, he gets a
text message saying he passed the audition. Eventual1 y, he gets a role in the
movie and takes part in the filming.
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The Spartans , a warrior society in ancient Greece , were feared and CD revered for their
strength , courage and endurance. The power of the Spartan army did not come from the
@ 맨땐쁘원 of their spears , however; it came from the strength of their shields. Losing one ’ s
shield in battle @ 연편밴받 the single @ 얄땐쁘완 crime a Spartan could commi t. .'“Spartans
excuse without penalty the warrior who loses his helmet or breastplate in battle ," writes
Steven Pressfield in his account of the Battle of Thermopylae , “ but deprive the man who
@retains his shield of all his citizenship rights." And the reason was simple. “A warrior
carries a helmet and breastplate for his own protection , @ but his shield for the safety of the
@ whole line."
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When you are irnrnersed in writing an essay for class , you can easily forget that you are trying
to communicate with a (A) I general / specific I person - your teacher, who will grade the essay.
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teacher? A teacher is probably not going to be overly (B) Iindifferent / impressed I by flawless
grarnmar and spelling; those qualities are expected. What will impress the teacher is the quality I5
and strength of your ideas. Ideas are the crucial component of a good essay. They must be
communicated in a manner that makes them (C) I accessible / vague I to the reader. Coming up
with sophisticated and intelligent ideas is your responsibility; no book can give them to you.
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model spread rapidly across the globe , even though many ‘ wilderness ’ areas were created
by CD removing local inhabitants. 1n Africa, game reserves were established with the aim of
@ 쁘댄핀g stocks of wildlife killed by Europeans in the ‘ scramble for Africa.’ Safeguarding
animal populations in protected area @ f;acilitated the control of access to wildlife and also I5
@ serving to separate wildlife and domestic stock, at least to some extent, thereby slowing the
rate of spread of animal diseases. Since human influence was contradictory to the wilderness
ethic, the management ideal was to isolate conservation areas, keeping disturbance to a
@ minimum , on the grounds that if left alone , nature ’ s balance would prevai l. These ideas
were supported by the belief @ of nature ’ s fragile balance would be @ maintained by human 110
influence.
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battery in about ten minutes. After that (B) massive / limited drain , suppose we then take
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wou1d the attendant tell us? “ No , we ’ re going to put the battery on our overnight charger.
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Art is a force for preserving the status quo , but it is also often used in the CD opposite way
- as a vehicle of protest, resistance , and even revolution. A number of artists have attempted ,
through their own artistic media, to raise the consciousness of their oppressed countrymen
and to bring about @ changes in social and political structures. For example, Marjorie Agosin
documented the case of the Chilean arpilleristas , who told the story of political @ oppress lO n
on scraps of c1 oth. These courageous artists were considered such a @) support to the
established government that they were eventually banned in their own country. 1n Chile ,
during the Augusto Pinochet regime , local ar디 sts painted murals under the cover of night
depicting scenes of government oppression , only to have them @ removed by the military
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STEP 02
I ’ d like to tell you about the pictures. A Spartan warrior is fighting bravely
against an enemy in a battle. Although he has lost his helmet and spear, he is
forgiven without punishment. Another Spartan waπior is running away from
the enemy. He is punished severely because he has lost his shield. From this
story, we learn that the shield was more important than the spear in Sparta.
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I01~021
다음 글을 읽고, 물음에 답하시오.
A more powerful example of the role of uncertainty in innovation comes from science. The
greatest asset of the scientific tradition , after all , is its continual self-scrutiny and skepticism.
Accepting uncertainty - at least at the level of scientific communities - (A) 단끌웰
the defining feature of science. It’ s not a defec t. Two giants of the philosophy of science ,
Karl Popper and Thomas Kuhn , both emphasized this point in different ways. For Popper,
intellectual honesty means trying to refute , rather than prove , a theory about the world. For
Kuhn , science leaps forward when contradictions pile up and lead to giving up a dominant
theory. In each view , the acceptance of uncertainty precedes new ideas and discoveries.
Uncertainty, as climate scientist Tamsin Edwards put it recently, “ is the engine of science."
The editors of Mα ture once wrote that if science didn’t “ progress darkly, up and down 110
many blind alleys and false trails , from hypothesis to hypothesis , [then] science would soon
end." That’s why it is the responsibility of scientific journals (and scientific writers) to be
. The openness at the heart of the scientific spirit means never taking error
personally, seeing success as temporary, and (B) I welcome / welcoming I criticism.
* self-scrutiny 자기반성 * * skepticism 회의론
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• 글 전체의 중심 내용에 해등팅}는 제목을 고르고 이에 근거하여 빈E뻐| 적절한 말을 추론한다.
1 글의 소재와 각 단락의 중심 내용을 파악
• 이때 빈칸에서는 과학 간행물 혹은 과학 저술가의 역할에 대해 서술하고 있는데, 글의 중심 내용과 빈칸 전후의 흐름을 고려했을
때 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은 ‘의심하는{distrus야ul)’ 01 라는 것을 추론할 수 있다.
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다음 글을 읽고, 물음에 답하시오.
(A) A farrner had some puppies he needed to sell. He painted a sign (회 advertising / advertised I
the pups and began nailing it to a post on thε εdge of his yard. As he was driving the last nail
into the post, he felt a tug on his overalls. He looked down into the eyes of a little boy. “ Mister,"
(a) he said , “ 1 want to buy one of your puppies." “ Well ," said the farmer, as he rubbed the
sweat off the back of his neck, “ these puppies come from fine parents and cost a good
deal of money."
(B) As the puppies made their way to the fence , the little boy noticed something else stirring
inside the doghouse. Slowly @ Iother / another Ilittle ball appeared; this one noticeably
smaller. Down the slope it slid. Then in a somewhat awkward manner the little pup began
hobbling toward the others , doing its best to catch up. “ 1 want that one ," (b) he said , 110
pointing to the puppy. * hobble 절름거리다, 절뚝이다
(C) The boy dropped his head for a momen t. Then reaching deep into (c) his pocket, he
pulled out a handful of change and held it up to the farmer. “ I ’ ve got thirty-nine cents. 1s
that enough to take a look?" “ Sure ," said the farmer. And with that (d) he let out a whistle ,
“ Here , Dolly!" he called. Out from the doghouse and down the slope ran Dolly followed 115
by four little balls of fur. The little boy pressed his face against the chain link fence. His
eyes danced with deligh t.
(D) The farmer knelt down at the boy ’ s side and said , “ Son , you don ’ t want that puppy. He
will never be able to run and play with you like these other dogs would." With that the
little boy stepped back from the fence , reached down , and began rolling up one leg of 120
his trousers. 1n doing so he revealed a steel brace running down both sides of (e) his leg
attaching itself to a specially made shoe. Looking back up at the farmer, he said , “ You
see , sir. 1 don ’ t run too well myself, and he will need someone who understands."
1 글의 순서 배열 각 단락의 마지막 부분과 이어질 단락의 첫 부분을 보먼, (A)에서 (c)로는 돈에 관련된 내용이, (C)에서 (8)
로는 강아지들이 달려오는 내용이, (8)에서 (0)로는 절름거리는 강아지에 관한 내용이 연결된다.
2 지칭 대상 파악 (d)는 앞에 the farmer가 언급되어 농부를 가리킨다.
3 불일치 내용 찾기 소년이 39센트를 내밀며 “ Is that enough to take a look?"이라고 묻자, 농부가 “Sure ,"라고 답했으므
로 농부가 소년에게 강아지를 보여 주기를 거절했다는 진술은 윗글의 내용으로 적절하지 않다.
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윗글의 내용으로 적절하지 않을 것은? 믿 8439-0075
While managing a project in Mexico City, you notice that one of your employees is
particularly intelligent, successful, and diligent. @Thinking he would make a great addition
to the home office in Chicago , you offer him a job. Although your employee would receive
a promotion, a large salary increase, and a company car if he moves to Chicago , he declines
your offe r. You simply cannot understand why he refuses the offer when it would be so 1 5
not be the most compelling reasons to take a new position. Rather, your employee would think
primarily about the interests of extended family members , many of @what probably would
not want him to move. Then the employee would consider the interests of the local company,
which probably needs him to continue working in Mexico City. is not
always the prime factor in a job decision. 15
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(A)
The Writers Guild in Hollywood in early 2008 had been on strike for three months. John
Bowman , the Guild ’ s chief negotiator, was supposed to speak with Stuart Diamond on a
phone call set up by a prominent Hollywood agen t. “ Listen to what Stuart says ," the agent ,
Ari Emanuel , said to (a) him. “ Take notes." It was a Tuesday afternoon. Bowman had a
breakfast scheduled for Thursday morning with representatives of the major Hollywood
studios , to talk about the dispute.
(B)
During another phone call , a few days later, Bowman said he followed (b) his advice
completely. At this point, what did he have to lose? The resul t: At the breakfast meeting , the
parties agreed to restart negotiations after months of failure. It took only a few days to get an
agreemen t. Almost immediately, the strike ended. 10
(C)
He had a number of substantive issues and wanted to know the order in which to bring them
up - royalties , basic compensation , etc. Stuart told (c) him to put aside those issues , at least
for now. That was not the problem. The problem was that everyone was mad at everyone else
and everyone was losing money. “ Make small talk," Stuart said. “ Ask them , ‘Are you happy? ’
They will not be happy, and they will admit it." 1 15
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“ They may start blaming (d) you and the Writers Guild. That ’ s okay," Stuart added.
“ Sympathize with them ," he continued. “ Ask them , ‘If we had to start over again , what
process would you like to see?" ’ At first , Bowman was skeptical. Stuart told him a negotiation
is about the people and gave (e) him some examples. People like to give things to others who
listen to them , who value them , who consult with them. m
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4 He hung posters about his missing dog at sever떠 spots in the park.
5 Later, he got a cal1 from someone who said she found his dog
STEP 02
A boy took a walk with his dog in a park. While he was retying his
shoelaces , his dog ran away. The boy went around the park to find his dog ,
but he couldn ’ t find him. He hung posters about his missing dog at several
spots in the park. Later, he got a call from someone who said she found his
dog. Thanks to her help, he was reunited with his dog.