- 1 -중두삼김

중 두삼김2 4,6,7,8과

1.

one other others

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anohter the other

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2.

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I never have studied Chinese.

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Have you ever saw a spaceship?

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I've been to Jeju-do 3 years ago.

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She hasn't finished her homework yet.

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! 다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오. [6 ]과

Two men came in. The young woman looked at the two men. Then with a lovely smile, she held out her hand and said, "Hello, Mr. Easton. It has been such a long time. How have you been?"

The handsome man looked up at the woman. He seemed embarrassed at first, but he overcame it quickly and held her fingers with his left hand.

"Hello, Miss Fairchild," he said with a smile. "Please excuse my right hand." Then he raised his right hand a little. It was handcuffed to the left hand of the other man. Miss Fairchild looked surprised.

3.

Mr. Easton .

①

은 양 손에 수갑을 차고 있었다

Mr. Easton .

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가 에게 먼저 인사했다

Miss Fairchild Mr. Easton .

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와 은 오랜만에 만났다

Miss Fairchild Mr. Easton .

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는 수갑을 찬 을 보고 놀랐다

Miss Fairchild Mr. Easton .

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4.

People in Lydia (A) coins in the 7th century. They (B) from gold and silver. People (C) coins of different sizes and gave them different values.

(A) (B) (C)

invented were made made

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invented made made

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was invented were made made

③

invented were made were made

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were invented were made were made

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! [5-6] 다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오. [8 ]과

Mattie made three wishes on the Internet. He wanted to publish a poetry book, to meet former President Jimmy Carter, and to appear on The Oprah Winfrey Show, a famous television talk show. (A) Mattie's second wish came true after only a few days. (B) He was Mattie's hero, and Mattie wanted to be a peacemaker like him when he grew up. (C) They talked about problems in the world. (D) They became (a)close friends and wrote to each other. (E)

5.

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E)

① ② ③ ④ ⑤

6.

① close to midnight.

My father and I are very

② close.

Would you mind if I

③ close the door?

My house is quite

④ close to my school.

There are three chairs

⑤ close to the wall.

7.

B: Yes. I'm looking for a pair of pants.

A: (A)How about these green ones?

B: (B)Are the sale?

A: (C)Yes. It's 50% on.

B: (D)How much are they, then?

A: The regular price is 20dollars.

(E)They are 10 dollars now.

B: Ok. (F)I'll take it.

(A), (C), (D) (A), (C), (E) (B), (C), (F)

① ② ③

(C), (E), (F) (B), (D), (E), (F)

④ ⑤

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오 과

[8-11] . [7 ]

Each team in the Boat Race has eight rowers and one more person who does not row, a cox.

The first rower is called the bow, and the last rower is called the stroke. Each of the other rowers is numbered in order. The eight rowers and the cox have different ⓐ . The bow and "two" keep the balance of the boat. The middle four rowers are the powerhouse of the boat. ⓑThey are usually less skillful but more powerful than the other rowers. "Seven" and the stroke set the stroke rate and rhythm. All the eight rowers face backward, but the cox faces forward. The cox plays many important ⓒ . He not only guides the boat but also motivates the rowers. Because he does not row, he should be light. This is why a woman can also be the cox. The most important thing in the Boat Race is harmony and teamwork.

8.

role rank rule roles rate

① ② ③ ④ ⑤

9.

①

"Five" and the stroke

②

"Seven" and the stroke

③

The middle four rowers

④

The eight rowers and the cox

⑤

10.

cox .

①

는 여자만 할 수 있다

cox .

②

명은 앞을 향해 앉아있다 8

③

는 중요한 많은 역할을 한다

cox .

④

경기에서 가장 중요한 것은 개인의 능력이다.

⑤

11.

①

the stroke - the last rower

②

the cox - teach the players how to row

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the bow and "two" - keep the balance of the boat

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"seven"and the stroke - set the stroke rate and rhythm

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! [12-13] 다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오. [7 ]과 A: What do you do in your free time?

B: I like to play tennis. How about you?

A: I usually play tennis, too.

B: Oh, really? Who do you usually play tennis ⓐ ? A: I'm actually ⓑ the school tennis team.

B: Wow, I didn't know that.

ⓒ

A: Sure, how about tomorrow?

Let's meet at the school gym at two.

B: Great! See you then.

12.

for, in with, on to, at

① ② ③

with, for about, in

④ ⑤

13.

①

I'd like you to play tennis.

②

Did you play tennis yesterday?

③

Why did you play tennis with your friends?

④

Why don't you play tennis together sometime?

⑤

14.

①

B: Pretty good, thanks.

A: I didn't do well on the math test.

②

B: I hope you do better next time.

A: Jane, have you had Kimchi before?

③

B: Yes, I've had it once. It was spicy.

A: What do you do in your free time?

④

B: I can fix my computer for free by July.

A: What’s up, Minho? You look terrible.

⑤

B: My mom is so sick. She's in the hospital.

15.

Why don't we do a basic stretch before we start? It's very easy and good for your back. Follow me. First, sit ⓐ the floor and put your legs ⓑ . Then stretch your ⓒ over your head.

Make sure your back is straight. Good! Everyone is doing great.

ⓐ ⓑ ⓒ

on forward arms

①

up forward legs

②

beside backward ears

③

in backward fingers

④

down backward toes

⑤

16.

①

I as well as he like to go shopping.

②

Not he but also I like to go shopping.

③

Not only he but also I like to go shopping.

④

I like to go shopping. He also likes to go shopping.

⑤

17.

Mattie J.T. Stepanek was born in the U.S. in 1990. (A)Ever since he was a baby, he (B)suffered from a serious illness. When he was nine years old, he (C)became too sick to go to school. He had to fight for his life. However, he was still (D)full of hope, and he wrote many beautiful poems. When he was ten years old, Mattie's (E)illness got worse, and he almost died.

이후로 줄곧 (A) ~

①

로 고통 받았다 (B) ~

②

너무 아파 학교에 갈 수 없었다 (C)

③

희망으로 가득 찬 (D)

④

질병이 훨씬 좋아졌다 (E)

⑤

18.

The first paper money appeared in China around the 10th century A.D. Because coins were heavy, people started to keep them at banks. Then the banks gave people paper slips as receipts.

After a while, people began to use the slips of paper as money.

(A) Some people think that coins and paper money may not be used in the future. What kind of money will take their place? We'll just have to wait and see.

(B) Europeans heard about the paper money in China around the 13th century, but the idea did not become popular in the West for a long time. The first paper money in the West appeared in Sweden only in 1661.

(C) We still use coins and paper money a lot in our everyday lives, but their role is getting smaller and smaller. We use credit cards a lot. We transfer money from account to account.

(A) - (B) - (C) (A) - (C) - (B)

① ②

(B) - (A) - (C) (B) - (C) - (A)

③ ④

(C) - (A) - (B)

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19.

(B) The illness was the biggest in his life.

(C) The going gets , but I will never give up.

(D) Lots of fast food can cause a health problem.

(E) Mrs. Choi taught me English. She is my English teacher.

spirit rough forward

① ② ③

challenge serious

④ ⑤

20.

①

illness: a disease or sickness

②

former: of a later time, but not now

③

optimist: someone who is hopeful about the future

④

peacemaker: a person who tries to influence people to stop fighting or arguing

⑤

21.

Jenny: No, I haven't. What about him?

Tom: He fell down during the baseball game yesterday and got hurt.

(A)Jenny: Oh, no! Did he get hurt badly?

(B)Jenny: Sure. Let's do that.

(C)Jenny: That's too bad. I hope he gets better soon.

(D)Tom: Yeah. He broke his leg, and he's in the hospital now. I'm so worried.

(E)Tom: I'm going to visit Mike in the hospital this afternoon. Do you want to come?

(A) - (D) - (C) - (E) - (B)

①

(A) - (E) - (D) - (B) - (C)

②

(B) - (A) - (C) - (E) - (D)

③

(C) - (D) - (E) - (A) - (B)

④

(E) - (A) - (D) - (C) - (B)

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! [22-23] 다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오. [8 ]과

Mattie's first wish came true in 2001. His first poetry book, Heartsongs, came out and became a best-seller. His hopeful poems touched many people's hearts. As for Mattie's third wish, Oprah Winfrey asked Mattie (A)(to appear/appearing) on her show. On the show, Mattie read his poems and talked about his love for life. People were deeply (B)(moved/moving) by his story. Mattie published four more poetry books in his life. He passed (C)(away/on) in 2004, just (D)(about/to) a month before his 14th birthday. Mattie lived a short life, but his spirit and poems are still (E)(giving/given) hope to many people all around the world.

22.

① ②

(C) away (D) about

③ ④

(E) given

⑤

23.

①

Mattie's first poetry book didn't sell much.

②

Mattie spent his 14th birthday with his mother.

③

Mattie's hopeful spirit affected many people positively.

④

Mattie couldn't appear on the Oprah Winfrey show because he was so sick.

⑤

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오 과

[24-25] . [8 ]

Mattie Stepanek, the child poet, died Tuesday at Children's National Medical Center in Washington, D.C. He was 13. In his short life, Stepanek wrote five poetry books that sold millions of copies. Stepanek began writing poetry at age 3 to (A) the death of a brother. In 2001, a small publisher published his poetry book called Heartsongs. Within weeks, the book became a best-seller. A lot of people, (B) Oprah Whinfrey and former President Jimmy Carter, were deeply moved by his poems. Stepanek was hospitalized many times over the years.

He rolled around his home in a wheelchair. He had to rely on a feeding tube, a ventilator* and various difficult treatments to stay alive. (C) his condition, Stepanek was upbeat*. he said he was not afraid of death. His work was full of life and hope. He is survived* by his mother.

인공호흡기 낙천적인

*ventilator *upbeat 살아남다

*survive

24.

(A) (B) (C)

deal with including in spite of

①

deal with excluding in spite of

②

talk about excluding thanks to

③

talk about excluding in spite of

④

deal with including thanks to

⑤

25.

지원: Jimmy Carter wrote a poem for Mattie.

지호: Stepanek's poems were about his father's love

소현: Stepanek started writing poems when he was in teenager.

승훈: Stepanek ate through a feeding tube because of his disease.

도경: Because Stepanek was sick for a long time, he gave up everything easily.

미진 지원, 지원 승훈,

① ②

미진 승훈, 지호 승훈 도경, ,

③ ④

지원 소현 도경, ,

⑤

정답 1) ⑤ 2) ⑤ 3) ② 4) ③ 5) ② 6) ② 7) ③ 8) ④ 9) ④ 10) ④ 11) ③ 12) ② 13) ⑤ 14) ④ 15) ① 16) ③ 17) ⑤ 18) ④ 19) ③ 20) ③ 21) ① 22) ⑤ 23) ④ 24) ⑤ 25) ⑤