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1 T 2 F 3 T 4 F 5 T 확인문제
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1 T 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 F 6 T 확인문제
01Little 02Scene, Infrontof 03comesinwith 04takeabreak 05looksinto 06forlunch
07isshaking 08tostop, changethestory 09bythat 10Taking, writing
11shouldn’tdo 12comeoutof 13 Heythere 14blewmynose 15Goaway 16sosorry 17gobackinto 18thishappened 19for 20Where 21attheendof 22Tohimself, for 23toherself, works 24Scene 25happy, excited 26it’sme 27happily, dance 28forpleasing 29that’s 30jumpsover 31dangerous 32for
33to 34Bytheway
35Wouldyoulike 36No, thanks 37Don’tworry, WhatshouldIdo 38tired 40think 41soglad 42Who’s 43heardof 44have
45changed, gottired 46changethestory 47yougavetome 48Noproblem 49That’ll 50dancing
51stopdancing 52enjoyscookiestogether
p.218~219
1 LittleRedWritingHood
2 Scene 1: Infrontofthethreelittlepiggies’ house 3 (Red comes in with a basket of cakes and
cookies.)
4 Red: Now I can see the three little piggies’ house.
I’ll take a break here under the tree.
5 (Wolfwalksinandlooksintothehouse.)
6 Wolf: Baby piggies! They look delicious. I’ll eat themforlunch.
7 (Wolfblowsthehousehardanditisshaking.) 8 Red: Oh, that bad Wolf! What can I do to stop
him? Letmesee. ... That’sit! (ToWolf) Hey, you! I’ll changethestory!
9 Wolf: Whatdoyoumeanbythat?
10 Red: (Taking out a pen and writing something)
“Therelivedthreebigstrongpiggiesinthehouse.”
11 Wolf: You shouldn’t do that!
12 (Wolf blows again, but the three big strong piggiescomeoutofthehouse.)
13 Three Piggies: Hey there! Whydid you blow our house?
14 Wolf: Um ... I didn’t. I just blew my nose.
15 Three Piggies: Don’t do that again here. Go away!
16 Wolf: Okay. I’msosorry.
17 (The piggies go back into the house.)
18 Wolf: I can’t believe this happened. I’m so hungry!
(Looking at Red’s basket) What are those?
19 Red: These are cookies for Grandma.
20 Wolf: Where does she live?
21 Red: Shelivesattheendofthisroad.
22 Wolf: (Tohimself) Grandmaisgoodforlunch, too. (ToRed) Seeyoulater. (Wolfleaves.)
23 Red: Bye. (Talkingtoherself) Hmm .... He’sgoingto Grandma’s. I think I should change the story again. (Takingoutthepenandwritingsomething) Okay. Ifmystoryworks, Grandmawillbesafe. I’ll followhim. (Redleaves.)
24 Scene2: Grandma’shouse
25 (Wolf dances around Grandma. She looks very happyandexcited.)
26 Red: (Knockingonthedoor) Grandma, it’sme. Are youokay?
27 Grandma: (Laughing happily and opening the door) Sure, Red. Comeonin. IwaswatchingWolf danceforme.
28 Red: Hey, Wolf. Thank you for pleasing my grandmother.
p.220~221
01 (d)angerous 02 Have
03 Let 04 for
05 ⑴ himself ⑵ under ⑶ (g)ets / (l)eave 06 ⑴ need ⑵ check ⑶ blew ⑷ knocked
p.222~223
01 주어진단어는반의어관계이다. dangerous: 위험한 safe: 안 전한
02 Have you ever heard of ~?: ~에대해들어본적있니? 03 대화중에질문을받았을때, 생각할시간이필요하면 ‘Let me
think.’나 ‘Let me see.’를말할수있다 Let me see.: 어디보 자., 글쎄.
04 be good for: ~에좋다 thank A for B: B에대해 A에게감사 하다
05 (1) talk to oneself: 혼잣말하다 (2) under: ~ 아래에 (3) get+형용사: ~해지다 leave: 떠나다
06 (1) need: ~을필요로하다 (2) check: 점검하다 (3) blow:
(입으로) 불다, (바람이) 불다 (4) knock: 두드리다
07 (1) 지각동사의목적격보어로동사원형이나 현재분사가적절하 다. (2) 현재완료의계속적용법으로 ‘~ 이래로’를뜻하는 since 가적절하다. (3) 종이위에쓰는것이므로전치사 on을빠뜨리 면안된다. (4) believe의목적어역할을하는절을이끄는 that 이적절하다.
08 (1) 선행사가사물이고 gave의목적어역할을해야하므로관계 대명사 which나 that을써야한다. 목적격이므로생략할수도있 다. (2) 선행사가사람이고 is의주어역할을해야하므로관계대 명사 who나 that을써야한다. (3) 선행사가사물이고 was의주 어역할을해야하므로관계대명사 which나 that을써야한다. 09 (A) ‘장면 1’이라고해야하므로 Scene이적절하다. scene: (영
화·연극·책에나오는) 장면, ‘(연극·오페라의) 장(場), scenery:
경치, 풍경, (B) 감각동사 look의보어이므로형용사 delicious 가적절하다. (C) 집을 ‘세게’ 불었다고해야하므로 hard가적절 하다. hardly: 거의 ~ 아니다
10 for lunch: 점심으로
11 by: [수단·방법·원인·작용·매개따위] …에의해서, …으로 12 너무 ‘피곤하다’고해야 하므로 tired로고치는것이 적절하다.
tiring: 피곤하게하는
13 ‘내가이야기를다시바꾸면’이라는뜻이다. 조건의부사절이므로 현재시제로쓰는것이적절하다.
14 like는목적어로동명사와 to부정사를둘다취할수있다. 15 Andersen은 “빨간구두”를쓴 ‘유명한작가’이다. 29 Wolf: Well, that’s ....
30 Prince: (Openingthedoorandrunningin) Hey, you badWolf! (PrincejumpsoverWolf.)
31 Red: No, no! Stop. He’snotdangerous. 32 Grandma: Right. Look. Heisdancingforus. 33 Prince: Really? Wolf, I’msorry. I’mgladyou’rekind
toGrandma.
34 Wolf: Well, ... I’m glad, too. By the way, do you haveanythingtoeat?
35 Red: (Takingsomecookiesoutthebasket) Would youlikesomecookies?
36 Wolf: No, thanks. Idon’teatcookies. Ilikechicken. 37 Red: Don’tworry. I’llchangethestoryagain. Then youwilllikeeatingcookies. (Checkingthebasket) Oh, Ilostmypen. WhatshouldIdo?
38 Wolf: (Dancingandcrying) Oh, no! I’msotiredand hungrynow.
39 (Andersencomesin.)
40 Andersen: Ithinkyouneedmyhelp, right? 41 Red: Oh, Mr. Andersen. I’msogladyou’rehere. 42 Grandma: (ToRed) Who’sthat?
43 Red: HeisMr. Andersen, thefamouswriter. Have youeverheardof “TheRedShoes”?
44 Grandma: Yes, I have. Is he the one who wrote thatstory?
45 Red: Right. (ToAndersen) Ichangedthestory, and thepoorWolfgottiredandhungry.
46 Andersen: Youcanchangethestoryagain. 47 Red: I’msorry, butIlostthepenyougavetome.
Pleasehelpme.
48 Andersen: No problem. I’ll write a happy ending foreveryone. Isthatokay?
49 Red: That’llbegreat!
50 Andersen: Allright. I’llusemypenhere. “Thekind Wolf stops dancing. He can enjoy cakes and cookies.”
51 Wolf: (Stopping dancing) I can stop dancing! (Eatingcookies) AndIcaneatcookies! Thankyou verymuch.
52 (Everybodylaughsandenjoyscookiestogether.)
07 ⑴ dance (또는 dancing) ⑵ since ⑶ to write on
⑷ that
08 ⑴ I like the pen (which/that) you gave (to) me.
⑵ Mary had dinner with Sam who[that] is her best friend.
⑶ Kate read the book which[that] was about global warming.
09 (A) Scene (B) delicious (C) hard 10 for 11 What do you mean by that?
12 ⑤ tiring → tired
13 If I change the story again
14 eating 또는 to eat 15 famous writer
01 blow one’s nose: 코를풀다
10 practice singing 또는 practicing singing 11 ⑴ Though ⑵ calling ⑶ open ⑷ been couldn’t change the story again. ⑤ He wrote a happy ending for everyone.