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A good way to make human-machine interaction more natural would be to develop a better
metaphor. A computer metaphor is a familiar object or activity ⓐ that your computer imitates
with its commands, display arrangements, and behavior.
(A) Like a linguistic metaphor, the power of a good computer metaphor is ⓑ that it makes a new
system you don’t know ____________________________________. This lets you use the new
system and get useful results out of it easily, since you don’t have to struggle ⓒ learning new
concepts and commands.
(B) With Web browsing, the metaphor is downtown window shopping; you gaze at various
“storefronts," see one you like, and (click) you enter. Inside, there are more options to browse,
you choose another, and again you enter.
(C) The two main metaphors we have today ⓓ is the desktop and the browser. In the desktop
metaphor, the display screen mimics a typical desk; information is kept inside folders, ⓔ which
can be opened, closed, and slipped into other folders.
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Like a linguistic metaphor, (A) 좋은 컴퓨터 은유의 힘은 그것이 여러분이 모르는 새로운 시스템을
A good way to make human-machine interaction more ⓐ natural would be to develop a better
metaphor. A computer metaphor is a ⓑ novel object or activity that your computer imitates with
its commands, display arrangements, and behavior. (①) The two main metaphors we have today
are the desktop and the browser. (②) In the desktop metaphor, the display screen ⓒ mimics a
typical desk; information is kept inside folders, which can be opened, closed, and slipped into
other folders. (③) With Web browsing, the metaphor is downtown window shopping; you gaze at
various “storefronts," see one you like, and (click) you enter. (④) Inside, there are ⓓ more
options to browse, you choose another, and again you enter. (⑤) This lets you use the new
system and get useful results out of it easily, since you don’t have to ⓔ struggle learning new
concepts and commands.
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Through the development of effective computer ___(A)___ like the desktop or browser, human-machine
interaction can be enhanced, to provide users with ___(B)___ frameworks for easier and more intuitive
engagement with technology.
(A) (B)
① concepts ----- intimate
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a new system / behave / with / you / an old system / which / is / familiar / that / you / are / like / it / know /
don’t / makes
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Social psychologist Irving Janis recognized the problems of groupthink, but felt that it could be ⓐ
avoided. It is most likely to develop when team spirit becomes more important than the opinions
of individual members.
(A) In addition to ensuring that the group comes to more rational and fair decisions, allowing
members to retain their individuality ⓑ creating a healthier team spirit than the state of
(B) Furthermore, he or she should get the group to examine all the options, and to consult people
outside the group, too. Disagreement, Janis argued, is actually a good thing, and he suggested
that members should be asked to play “devil’s advocate" - ⓓ introducing an alternative point of
view in order to provoke discussion.
(C) It’s also likely to form if the group is made up of like-minded people to begin with, and if they
are ⓔ faced with a difficult decision. To prevent groupthink, Janis proposed _____________.
The leader of the group should appear to be impartial, so that members do not feel any pressure
to obey.
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Disagreement, Janis argued, is actually a good thing, and he suggested that members should be
asked to play “devil’s advocate" - introducing an ⓐ alternative point of view in order to provoke
discussion.
Social psychologist Irving Janis recognized the problems of groupthink, but felt that it could be ⓑ
avoided. It is most likely to develop when team spirit becomes more important than the opinions
of individual members. (①) It’s also likely to form if the group is made up of ⓒ like-minded
people to begin with, and if they are faced with a difficult decision. (②) To prevent groupthink,
Janis proposed a system of organization that encourages ⓓ innovative thinking. (③) The leader
of the group should appear to be ⓔ unbiased, so that members do not feel any pressure to
obey. (④) Furthermore, he or she should get the group to examine all the options, and to consult
people outside the group, too. (⑤) In addition to ensuring that the group comes to more rational
and fair decisions, (A) 구성원들이 자신의 개성을 유지할 수 있게 허락하는 것은 순응과 복종에서
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Irving Janis proposed strategies to prevent groupthink, emphasizing the importance of __(A)__ thinking,
impartial leadership, consideration of diverse options, external consultations, and encouraging constructive
__(B)__ to foster rational decision-making and maintain individuality within a team.
(A) (B)
① autonomous ----- disagreement
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creates / results from / their individuality / than / which / members / obedience / retain / the state of / and /
conformity / a healthier team spirit / to / groupthink
allowing ___________________________________________________________________________.
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When kids feel forced to do things - or are too tightly regulated in the way they do things -
____________________________ ⓐ what they’re doing and less likely to stick with something
challenging.
(A) Some of the parents immediately took over the task or barked out instructions (“Put the block
in. No, not there. There!). Others were content to let their kids explore, ⓑ providing
(B) In an intriguing experiment, parents were invited to sit on the floor next to their very young
children - not even two years old - who ⓒ was playing with toys.
(C) Later, the babies were given something else to play with, this time without their parents
present. It turned out that, once they were on their own, those who had controlling parents ⓓ
were apt to give up more easily rather than ⓔ trying to figure out how the new toy worked.
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Others were ⓐ discouraged to let their kids explore, providing encouragement and offering help
only when it was needed.
When kids feel forced to do things - or are too tightly ⓑ regulated in the way they do things -
they’re likely to become ⓒ less interested in what they’re doing and less likely to stick with
something challenging. (①) In an intriguing experiment, parents were invited to sit on the floor
next to their very young children - not even two years old - who were playing with toys. (②) Some
of the parents ⓓ immediately took over the task or barked out instructions (“Put the block in.
No, not there. There!). (③) Later, the babies were given something else to play with, this time
without their parents present. (④) It turned out that, once they were ⓔ alone, (A) 통제하는
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According to an experiment involving toddlers and their interaction with toys, children are more likely to lose
interest in and give up on ___(A)___ tasks when parents exert ___(B)___ control or offer constan t
instructions.
(A) (B)
① curious ----- tolerable
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easily / rather than / parents / the new toy / give up / were / how / had / more / figure out / apt to / worked /
trying to / controlling
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If you wanted to be entertained in a theater before the nineteenth century, you could not avoid
the fact that you were at some level participating in a dialog, a conversation, either with your fellow
members of the audience, or with the actors.
(A) It was the actor David Garrick in the eighteenth century who pioneered the idea that
_____________________________________.
(B) The passive and reverential silence ⓐ in which today’s actors can indulge themselves ⓑ
are a new phenomenon, as, of course, is the cinema, ⓒ where our surrogates on the screen
can unfold their stories unaware of our responses.
(C) The idea of the audience sitting in the dark and watching the stage in silence ⓓ is a new
thing. Prior to the nineteenth century the audience were lit and often extremely vocal and active,
even ⓔ leaping on stage to fight with the cast.
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If you wanted to be entertained in a theater before the nineteenth century, you could not avoid
the fact that you were at some level participating in a dialog, a conversation, either with your fellow
members of the audience, or with the actors. The idea of the audience sitting in the dark and
watching the stage in silence is a new thing. Prior to the nineteenth century the audience were lit
and often extremely vocal and active, even leaping on stage to fight with the cast. It was the actor
David Garrick in the eighteenth century who pioneered the idea that an audience should shut up
and listen. The passive and reverential silence in which today’s actors can indulge themselves is
a new phenomenon, as, of course, is the cinema, where our surrogates on the screen can unfold
their stories unaware of our responses.
⑤ The historical shift in theatrical dynamics with the advent of new cinema
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Before the nineteenth century, theater was characterized by __(A)__ audience participation, with lit and
vocal spectators engaging in a dialogue with both fellow audience members and actors, a stark contrast to
the __(B)__ and silent spectatorship that became prevalent in modern times.
(A) (B)
① static ----- vigilant
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in theater / in the nineteenth century / to / audience engagement / from / active / passive / in modern times
/ participation / of / spectatorship / the historical evolution
There is __________________________________________________________________________.
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At present we see a host of rudimentary survival mechanisms in computers: we may expect these
ⓐ to develop and new ones to emerge.
Life-forms work to evolve survival strategies but without necessarily being aware of the process.
_______________________________________________ - though it says much about the
organism ⓑ what happens to possess it. (①) Most biological species have evolved techniques
and mechanisms for survival without reflecting on the fact, and this is ⓒ what has happened so
far with computer life-forms. (②) We can speculate on how computers might ponder on their own
survival but this is essentially a matter for the future. (③) It is inevitable, at the present stage of
their development, ⓓ that computer survival strategies owe virtually everything to human
involvement in computer design. (④) However, as machine autonomy develops there will be a
progressive reduction in the extent of human influence on computer evolution. (⑤) Computers
will come to think about their own position in the world, and ⓔ take steps to enhance their own
security.
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However, as machine ⓐ autonomy develops (A) 컴퓨터 진화에 대한 인간의 영향력 정도는 점차
줄어들 것이다.
Life-forms work to evolve survival strategies but without necessarily being aware of the process.
ⓑ Consciousness is not a necessary condition of life - though it says much about the organism
that happens to possess it. (①) Most biological species have evolved techniques and
mechanisms for survival without reflecting on the fact, and this is what has happened so far with
computer life-forms. (②) We can speculate on how computers might ponder on their own survival
but this is essentially a matter for the future. (③) At present we see a host of ⓒ primitive survival
mechanisms in computers: we may expect these to develop and new ones to emerge. (④) It is
inevitable, at the present stage of their development, that computer survival strategies owe
virtually everything to human ⓓ involvement in computer design. (⑤) Computers will come to
think about their own position in the world, and take steps to ⓔ diminish their own security.
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Life-forms, including computers, evolve survival strategies, initially influenced by human design, but as
machine __(A)__ advances, computers are anticipated to develop __(B)__ thoughts on their position in the
world and take measures to enhance their own security.
(A) (B)
① monitoring ----- unconventional
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in the extent of / will be / computer evolution / reduction / a / there / human / on / progressive / influence
_________________________________________________________________________________
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One important point ⓐ related to the possibility of reproducing believable tactile sensations in
(A) In fact, numerous attempts have been made over the course of the last few years to reproduce
these aspects of our perception as well. This may occur in video games to increase the realism
of the simulation or even more importantly in training programs for soldiers ⓒ where pain is an
(B) Shouldn’t a “virtual" world be, in some sense, “better" without pain? Even if not immediately
(C) Certainly, a number of real interactions can never be entirely believable without the presence
of painful stimulation. However, one might wonder whether ⓔ reproducing such kinds of
③ our ability fills in the gaps in our scientific knowledge about the sense of touch
⑤ making our experiences real will certainly assume a leading role in this context
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One important point related to the possibility of reproducing ⓐ credible tactile sensations in
virtual or machine-mediated environments lies in the role of “pain." Certainly, a number of real
interactions can never be entirely believable without the ⓑ absence of painful stimulation.
(A) This may occur in video games to increase the ⓒ realism of the simulation or even more
importantly in training programs for soldiers where pain is an occupational hazard and will need
to be dealt with.
유용할지 의문이 들 수도 있다. Shouldn’t a “virtual" world be, in some sense, “ⓓ better" without
pain?
(C) Even if not immediately ⓔ intuitive, there are a (admittedly small) number of situations in
which the ability to deliver painful stimulation comes in handy within mediated environments.
__(b)__, numerous attempts have been made over the course of the last few years to reproduce
these aspects of our perception as well.
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One crucial thing associated with the possibility of reproducing credible tactile sensations in virtual or
machine-mediated environments is placed in the role of __(A)__, considering its applications in enhancing
__(B)__ in simulations like video games and addressing occupational hazards in military training.
(A) (B)
① pain ----- realism
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whether / within / of any use / might / such kinds of / interactions / or / be / wonder / stimulation / virtual /
mediated / ever / would / reproducing
one ______________________________________________________________________________.
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The theory of reasoned action maintains that a person’s decision to engage in a purposeful activity
depends on several factors, ⓐ of which some are situational and some are mediated by
personal dispositions or characteristics.
(A) The normative component is controlled by our beliefs about _______________________. For
some behaviors we ⓑ rely more on our attitude toward an act, whereas for other behaviors we
may rely more on the normative component for guidance on how to behave.
(B) At the core of the theory ⓒ is the idea that when people engage in a given behavior it is
because they formed an intention to do so and ⓓ had reasons for their decision to actualize
their intentions.
(C) Because of this, much of our behavior can be characterized as “reasoned action." Fishbein
and Ajzen suggested that behavioral intentions are controlled by two factors: attitude toward an
act and the normative component. Attitude toward an act is influenced by the beliefs ⓔ that
people have about the consequences of performing an act.
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The theory of reasoned action maintains that a person’s decision to engage in an ⓐ accidental
activity depends on several factors, of which some are situational and some are ⓑ mediated by
personal dispositions or characteristics. (①) At the core of the theory is the idea that when people
engage in a given behavior (A) 그렇게 하려는 의도를 형성했고, 자신의 의도를 실현하기로 한
결정에 대한 이유가 있기 때문이다 . (②) Fishbein and Ajzen suggested that behavioral intentions
are controlled by two factors: attitude toward an act and the normative component. (③) Attitude
toward an act is influenced by the beliefs that people have about the ⓒ consequences of
performing an act. (④) The normative component is controlled by our beliefs about what valued
others (i.e., people important in our lives) ⓓ expect us to do. (⑤) For some behaviors we rely
more on our attitude toward an act, whereas for other behaviors we may rely more on the
normative component for ⓔ guidance on how to behave.
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According to the theory of reasoned action, individuals' __(A)__ behaviors are influenced by their attitudes
toward the behavior and normative expectations from valued others, with a focus on the role of beliefs
about consequences and social __(B)__ in shaping behavioral intentions.
(A) (B)
① deliberate ----- identity
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for their decision / to do so / and / their intentions / formed / have reasons / an intention / they / to actualize
it is because _________________________________________________________________________
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<보기>
by their attitudes / and / the behavior / from valued others / are / in purposeful activities / expectations /
influenced / normative / toward
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1-1. ⑤
1-2. ⓓ
1-3. ⑤
1-4. ⑤
1-5. ⓑ
1-6. ④
1-7. ②
1-8. (the power of a good computer metaphor) is that it makes a new system you don’t know behave
like an old “system" with which you are familiar
2-1. ⑤
2-2. ⓑ
2-3. ③
2-4. ⑤
2-5. ⓓ
2-6. ⑤
2-7. ①
2-8. (allowing) members to retain their individuality creates a healthier team spirit than the state of
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3-1. ①
3-2. ⓒ
3-3. ①
3-4. ③
3-5. ⓐ
3-6. ②
3-7. ②
3-8. (those who) had controlling parents were apt to give up more easily rather than trying to figure out
4-1. ④
4-2. ⓑ
4-3. ①
4-4. ⑤
4-5. ②
4-6. ②
4-7. (There is) the historical evolution of audience engagement in theater from active participation in the
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5-1. ③
5-2. ⓑ
5-3. ③
5-4. ⑤
5-5. ⓔ
5-6. ①
5-7. ④
5-8. there will be a progressive reduction in the extent of human influence on computer evolution
6-1. ⑤
6-2. ⓑ
6-3. ②
6-4. ③
6-5. ⓑ
6-6. ①
6-7. ③
6-8. ①
6-9. (one) might wonder whether reproducing such kinds of stimulation would ever be of any use within
virtual or mediated interactions
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7-1. ③
7-2. ⓓ
7-3. ①
7-4. ②
7-5. ⓐ
7-6. ⑤
7-7. ④
7-8. (it is because) they formed an intention to do so and have reasons for their decision to actualize
their intentions
7-9. Individuals' intentional engagement in purposeful activities are influenced by their attitudes toward
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