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1-13 밑줄 친 부분과 의미가 가장 비슷한 것은?
1. Kids are good at understanding that an older sibling will enjoy certain prerogatives that younger siblings don't get.
(A) endowments (B) preconditions
(C) privileges (D) preconceptions
2. The issues of depletion of the world's fish stocks and land-based sources of marine pollution were too complex and contentious to permit substantive consensus on new norms in United Nations Conference on Environment and Development.
(A) delicate (B) disputable
(C) precarious (D) avaricious
3. To achieve a just society we have to reason together about the meaning of the good life, and to create a public culture hospitable to the disagreements that will inevitably arise.
(A) amenable (B) clinical
(C) antagonistic (D) parsimonious
4. The three Democratic veterans elected to Congress in 2006 were supplanted by seven Republican veterans in subsequent elections.
(A) followed (B) supported
(C) flanked (D) superseded
5. Nitroglycerin relaxes cardiac muscle and causes a dilation of the arteries, thus increasing blood flow to the heart and relieving the chest pains.
(A) distension (B) blockage
(C) constriction (D) lubrication
6. Brown and Levinson give copious examples from three different languages, English, Tzeltal and Tamil, to illustrate the kinds of choices open to the speaker and to demonstrate that those structures are very similar across the three languages.
(A) fabricated (B) congenial
(C) plagiarized (D) voluminous
7. His reputation as flip-flopper on issues that really matter to Republicans — abortion, homosexuality, climate change, health care
— is so entrenched that he can barely afford to switch from bacon to sausage at a restaurant without being accused of perfidy.
(A) betrayal (B) perviousness
(C) pretension (D) preposterousness
8. In his 1955 classic The Quiet American, Graharm Greene adroitly foresaw the tragic and absurd quality that came to characterize the U.S. intervention in Vietnam.
(A) adamantly (B) dexterously
(C) apprehensively (D) disconcertingly
9. A fundamental difficulty in assessing the ability of any given theoretical model to explain the morphological properties of galaxies is that the definition of morphology itself is very complicated, and somewhat nebulously defined.
(A) advertently (B) carelessly
(C) arbitrarily (D) vaguely
10. Scientific realists, along with almost all modern theorists of science since Mach and Pearson, condone or encourage physical science's positing of micro processes and entities which human bodily sense organs cannot observe.
(A) criticize (B) excuse
(C) buttress (D) augment
11. The investigation of the philosophy and history of human rights has been an integral part of the formulation and promulgation of a declaration of human rights, and of conventions to advance human rights, in the United Nations.
(A) advertisement (B) denouncement
(C) proclamation (D) revelation
12. Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation will sell artwork confiscated from the suspended savings banks in South Korea this year at foreign auctions.
(A) drafted (B) donated
(C) impounded (D) dispatched
13. We only fulfill our nature when we exercise our faculty of language, which requires in turn that we deliberate with others about right and wrong, good and evil, justice and injustice.
(A) aptitude (B) capacity
(C) intelligence (D) professor
14-24 빈 칸에 가장 알맞은 단어는?
14. Being the favorite may boost self-esteem and confidence. But studies show it can also leave kids with a sense of arrogance and ________.
(A) gratification (B) entitlement
(C) loyalty (D) lunacy
15. On a high bluff brushed with pines peppered with wild rosemary and thyme, swatches of ripening vineyards take advantage of the cool mountain air to produce grapes that would ________ under the Mediterranean heat of the lowlands.
(A) thrive (B) flourish
(C) proliferate (D) wilt
16. Scheffer was later outraged to see his work ________ by the Bush Administration, which not only rejected and undermined the International Criminal Court (and described the Geneva Conventions of 1949 as “quaint”), but also pitched headlong into torture, black sites, extraordinary rendition and war.
(A) dismantled (B) reappraised
(C) revered (D) disseminated
17. It's not hard to see why the Tintin books are some of the most dependably satisfying popular entertainment ever created. He's the eternally dogged ________ — undersized, underestimated and always outgunned, but undaunted.
(A) underling (B) underprivileged
(C) underdog (D) understudy
18. The Pentagon is rightly worried that many of its best young leaders, especially captains like Ellis, are leaving the service after multiple tours in war zone. But the military's brain ________ is civilian America's gain.
(A) drain (B) exit
(C) damage (D) flight
19. When Callie roars up and down the sidelines in her wheelchair, waving her pom-poms and flashing her smile, she does well what cheerleaders are supposed to do — fire up the crowd. So in order to decide what the qualifications should be, we have to decide what's essential to cheerleading, and what's merely ________.
(A) instrumental (B) ubiquitous
(C) incidental (D) quintessential
20. In the 90s, the ________ of adaptative optics and optical astronomy opened new perspectives in the study of optical clusters. Imaging became so precise that it was now possible to measure galaxies' shapes and study the distribution of matter through measurements of the gravitational lensing effect.
(A) pliancy (B) decomposition
(C) advent (D) dispersion
21. The inevitable crowding of organisms upon limited resources produces a complex interaction of organism with organism and of organism with environment in the course of which individuals adjust to one another in ways ________ to a more effective utilization of the habitat.
(A) relative (B) conducive
(C) vicarious (D) ardent
22. In the six decades following World War II, no fewer than 313 international and internal conflicts have erupted, killing up to 101 million people by one estimate. Many were victims of crimes against humanity, but most of the perpetrators have managed to get off scot-free. In the post period of war, according to a recent study by legal scholar M. Cherif Bassiouni, just 823 people were ________ for violations of international humanitarian law, even though the ratio of civilian to military fatalities staggeringly high — perhaps 9,000 to 1.
(A) adulated (B) indicted
(C) impeached (D) reprimanded
23. Cancer patients often say the hardest part of their disease is not the diagnosis but the treatment — and all the decisions they need to make on the road to recovery. So there was welcome news for breast-cancer patients from the San Antonio Breast Cancer Conference, where researchers reported on a genetic test that may ________ many women unnecessary radiation therapy.
(A) spare (B) shield
(C) protect (D) delude
24. Americans could more easily confer upon machinery a status and function similar to that of the fine arts, since the common origins of the two were still ________. Through the mid-nineteenth century the very word arts encompassed skilled crafts generally, including invention, though increasing use of the qualifying adjective fine or useful signified a growing sense of division.
(A) obscure (B) ignorable
(C) unidentified (D) discernible
25-28 빈 칸 ① — ②에 들어갈 가장 적절한 쌍은?
25. A mass ①________, an emptying of half a country, is an unprecedented, biblical event. What triggered it? The immediate cause was ②________. Rain failed last October in East Africa, then again in April, and by early August the U.N. was putting the number of people at risk from hunger in Djibouti, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya, Somalia and Uganda at 12.4 million.
(A) evacuation — an epidemic (B) evacuation — drought (C) exodus — an epidemic (D) exodus — drought
26. I found a church group from West Virginia ①________ a modest, middle-class neighborhood adjacent to the path of the tornado. They went door to door, asking residents if they needed any help, if they wanted their lawns ②________. Pretty soon, the street was humming with electric mowers and trimmers, with rakes and brooms.
(A) clean up — mow or rake (B) clean up — mowed or raked (C) cleaning up — mow or rake (D) cleaning up — mowed or raked
27. Simon attended Oxford as an undergraduate, majoring in human sciences, and ①________ to the field of autism in the early 1980s when he began work as a teacher in a small program for autistic children. Autism was so poorly known, Baron-Cohen has said, that when he told people about his work, they frequently misunderstood and thought he said he was teaching ②________ children.
(A) was introduced — autistic (B) was introduced — artistic (C) had been introduced — autistic (D) had been introduced — artistic
28. The anthropologist has become so familiar with the diversity of ways in which different peoples behave in similar situations that he is not apt to be ①________ by even the most exotic customs. In fact, if all of the logically possible combinations of behavior have not been found somewhere in the world, he is apt to ②________ that they must be present in some yet undescribed tribe.
(A) fascinated — convince (B) retracted — admit (C) suffocated — contend (D) surprised — suspect
29-30 주어진 글을 완성시키기에 빈칸에 가장 알맞은 것은?
29. Money has not always been made of metal or paper. In many parts of the world people have used other materials. Precious stones, valuable cloth (silk), and rare spices (saffron) have all been used as money at times. But people have also given special value to other kinds of objects. For example, in Ethiopia, blocks of salt have been used as money. In Malaysia, people have used large bronze drums.
In India and in North America, special kinds of shells have been used.
In fact, anything can become money if it ________.
(A) is a rare and precious material (B) has some considerable value (C) is accepted by everyone as money (D) does not decay
30. Giovanni Papini said when he was nearly blind, “I prefer martyrdom to imbecility.” After writing sixty books, including his famous Life of Christ, he was at work on two huge projects when he was stricken with a form of muscular atrophy. He lost the use of his left leg, then of his fingers, so that he couldn't hold a pen. The two big books, though never to be finished, moved forward slowly by dictation; that in itself was a triumph. Toward the end, when his voice had become incomprehensible, he spelled out a word, tapping on the table to indicate letters of the alphabet. One hopes never to be faced with the need for ________.
(A) the muscular disorder
(B) the use of such precious letters (C) unnecessarily extravagant devices (D) such heroic measures
31-32 다음 중 어법상 빈칸에 가장 알맞은 것은?
31. He finds ________ the idea that some people shouldn't get together
— or that some children shouldn't be born — because of the potential for autism.
(A) it profoundly offensive (B) it offensive profoundly (C) profoundly offensive (D) offensive profoundly
32. And ________, her authority, in greater evidence than in the Falklands War, the event that cemented her reputation as “Leaderene” and as a British prime minister of irrepressibly bellicose patriotism.
(A) nowhere was her command (B) nowhere had her command been (C) her command was nowhere (D) her command had been nowhere
33-36 밑줄 친 부분 중 잘못된 것은?
33. That dependency could create a dilemma for Apple, which has (A)
reportedly been trying to curb its reliance to Samsung semiconductors (B)
ever since it drafted the legal accusations and, thus, might be
planning to source microchips forthe unreleased iPhone 5 from a (C) (D)
Taiwanese company.
34. Such Bohemianism could be construed as affectation, and it's (A)
possible that early in life Katherine Mathilda Winton has deliberately (B)
cultivated a style that would signal her disregard for a world she found (C) (D)
stultifying.
35. A climb to the top of the nearby 18th century lighthouse of the port (A)
of Stiff — the beacon is the oldest of five around the island — (B)
affording a panoramic view of this rugged 15-sq-km landmass and (C)
neighboring islands that together constitute a UNESCO biosphere (D)
reserve.
36. For the U.N. not to call an emergency appeal until July 20, by that (A)
time Europe and the U.S. were consumed with their debt crises, (B)
seems a particular mistake — and a reason the U.N. had by Aug, (C)
24 only 58% of the $2.48 billion it says it needs.
(D)
37-60 다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.
37-39
Which is why the European banking debacle matters to the U.S. If European banks go under, their derivative losses could affect U.S. banks in the same way that Lehman's losses affected the global financial system. And hard ①________ it might be to fathom, Europe's banking system is far weaker than America's. The roots of Europe's crisis are different — it's not as much about individual homeowners as it is about entire countries like Greece, Italy and Portugal, whose dicey debts the banks are holding. Just as a lack of pan-European fiscal policy makes it tough for countries to bail one another out, it also makes it tougher to provide a unified solution to the crisis there. What's more, European banks over the past three years have not been forced by individual governments to rebuild their capital nearly as much as U.S. banks have.
As of the end of 2010, the average E.U. bank had only enough capital to cover 6.5% of its outstanding loans. That was up only slightly from 5.9% at the end of 2007 and still far less than the U.S. banks had.
On average, the 14 biggest banks in the E.U would be wiped out if just 4.3% of their loans went bad. No wonder the London interbank offered rate, or LIBOR — the rate at which European banks lend money to one another — is at its highest point in a year. So, how do we get out of this mess? Whitney and other economists believe that fixing the mortgage market
— which is, after all, where the problems started for U.S.
banks — would go a long way toward fixing banking itself.
The Obama Administration is starting to think about truly radical solutions there, including bulldozing delinquent properties.
37. 문맥상 빈 칸 ①에 들어갈 표현으로 알맞은 것은?
(A) as (B) than
(C) that (D) while
38. 다음 중 사실이 아닌 것은?
(A) By and large, European banks had less capital than U.S. banks.
(B) The problems for U.S. banks started from the mortgage market.
(C) There is a lack of pan-European fiscal policy.
(D) A higher LIBOR means banks are more stable.
39. 다음 중 윗글의 직전 문장으로 가장 적절한 것은?
(A) Less lending doesn't necessarily mean less risk, which brings up another unsolved problem: banking reform.
(B) Unlike in medicine, we still don't have the ability to quarantine financial contagions.
(C) In other words, take the pain all at once so the system can finally heal.
(D) In Europe, some leaders are saying more integration is needed.
40-42
(1) : ①________ see the floating projects as novelties rather than serious solutions to urban congestion. The Maldives development is “an interesting experiment,” says Erik Seyngedouw, professor of geography at Manchester University. “But it's one thing to build floating houses. It's ② ________ thing to do it on a large scale, to get energy and food in, and to get all the garbage out.”
(2) : Olthuis' solution is to think big. “A large structure reacts less to normal waves than a small one,” he says. Although it will be partly protected because it's in a lagoon, the Maldives golf course he has designed will be supported on rigid floating structures surrounded by semirigid ones to absorb any energy from the waves. “The golfers will not feel the difference from a land-based course,” Olthuis claims.
(3) : And while building floating structures in sheltered inlets or at former ports is accepted practice, building further out to sea remains another issue altogether. “At the moment, it's not possible to make very large or very high structures without taking into account the effect of the waves,” says Han Meyer, chairman of urban design at Delft University of Technology's Faculty of Architecture. “When the weather is calm, it's nice to live in a floating home, but you really have to think about what happens when there are extreme weather events.”
(4) : So confident are he and van de Camp of the success of their Maldives project, they have begun scouting water rights in cities around the world, from New York City and London to Rio de Janeiro and Hong Kong, purchasing tracts of water near developed areas. “He who controls the water, controls the development on it,” says van de Camp. His bet: that floating technology will turn rising seas into prime real estate.
40. 빈 칸 ① — ②에 가장 적절한 것은?
(A) Insiders — a tougher (B) Insiders — another (C) Skeptics — another (D) Skeptics — a tougher
41. 수상 건축물에 대한 견해가 비슷한 인물로 짝지어진 것은?
(A) van de Camp — Olthuis (B) Swyngedouw — van de Camp (C) van de Camp — Meyer (D) Swyngedouw — Olthuis
42. 윗글의 원활한 흐름을 위한 문단 2 — 3 — 4의 가장 적절한 배열은?
(A) 2 — 3 — 4 (B) 4 — 3 — 2 (C) 3 — 4 — 2 (D) 3 — 2 — 4
43-44
①________ is frenetically building bullet trains, transmission lines and wind and solar plants; its leaders don't have to worry too much about opposition to new tracks, wires or turbines, much less Tea Party disgust with Big Government. None of these decisions will be easy in a market-based democracy. Our communities fight unsightly transmission lines and wireless towers, politically influential telecoms fight broadband expansions that could break up their local monopolies, and environmentalists fight wind farms they deride as “condor Cuisinarts” and solar projects that might disturb gopher tortoises.
The U.S. is like an old factory with a leaky roof and obsolete machinery, and ②the shareholders revolted last year. ③The CEO wants to make capital investments to keep up with the competition, but countries, like companies, have to be prudent with their cash when they're drowning in debt. From now on, if we're going to invest, we'll need real returns. That will require big changes.
43. 빈 칸 ①에 가장 적절한 것은?
(A) The U.S. (B) China
(C) France (D) Japan
44. 비유적으로 쓰인 ②the shareholders와 ③The CEO가 각각 가리키는 것은?
(A) the investors — the chief executive of the America Inc.
(B) the environmentalists — the capitalist (C) the citizens — the president of the U.S.
(D) Tea Party — Big Government
45-47
Ron Paul's political epiphany took place on Aug 15, 1971. That was the day Richard Nixon, hoping to boost a flagging U.S.
economy, decoupled the dollar from the gold standard. Few people understood or cared about the change. For Paul, it was a ① calamity. “That was the moment I knew something very strange was going on in the government establishment,” he recalls, sitting in a desk chair in his Concord campaign office. Paul believes that a currency unmoored from ②________ is based on, well, nothing, and that simply printing fiat money inevitably leads to ruin. “I thought it was just a total disaster,” he says.
The mild-mannered Paul is an unlikely messenger of economic doom. Born outside Pittsburgh, he attended medical school at Duke and joined the Air Force in 1963. He served as a flight surgeon during Vietnam, an experience that convinced him the American
“empire” is folly. As he built an obstetrics practice in Brazoria Country, Texas, he spent his free time studying the theories of Friedrich Hayek and Ludwig von Mises, giants of the Austrian school of economics, which champions unfettered free markets, individual rights and money backed by scarce commodities like gold and silver. “When I discovered people like Mises, to me they were geniuses,” Paul says. “They could explain this stuff. It helped me feel comfortable that it wasn't only me in the world.”
45. ①calamity와 가장 비슷한 의미는?
(A) alacrity (B) profanity
46. 빈 칸 ②에 가장 적절한 것은?
(A) the substance (B) gold
(C) the reality (D) economy
47. 윗글의 내용과 일치하는 것은?
(A) Nixon restored the gold standard.
(B) Paul supports an unconstrained free market economy.
(C) Paul didn't practice obstetrics.
(D) Paul believed in the American “empire.”
48-50
New scanning technology is revealing how anxiety plays out in the brain — the neurological byways that distinguish one kind of anxious reaction from another and the possible ways each can be stopped. Blood studies are exploring how the chemistry of anxiety drives the nature and severity of the condition. Gene mapping is telling the complex story of where anxiety sits on the genome, providing clues to whom may be at greatest risk, which in turn could mean early intervention that could prevent misery later in life.
That's not to say all anxiety should be battled. Sometimes it should be embraced. In just the right amounts, the hormones that drive anxiety can be powerful stimulants, arousing the sense to function at their sharpest. Psychologists are familiar with a curve that elegantly captures the relationship between stress and performance. It's a bell-shaped line that steadily climbs as the tension and worry that accompany a performance rise in lockstep with the quality of that performance. The peak of that arc is precisely where seasoned performers learn to hop off.
The key isn't not to feel anxious; it's to learn ways to manage that experience. “Anxiety itself is neither helpful nor hurtful,” say ASDI's Winston. “It's your response to your anxiety that is helpful or hurtful.” Psychologists refer to this very straightforward idea as the difference between a challenging stress, which can light our competitive fire, and a threat stress, which can douse it fast. Most of the time, it feels as if our brain makes that choice by itself, without ever consulting us. What we need to learn to stay calm and well is ________.
48. 윗글의 제목으로 가장 알맞은 것은?
(A) Scientific Treatment of Anxiety (B) How Anxiety Plays out in the Brain?
(C) The Two Faces of Anxiety
(D) The Difference between Stress and Performance
49. 윗글로부터 추론할 수 없는 것은?
(A) Early intervention of anxiety could prevent misery later in life.
(B) New science is revealing more about the upside of angst.
(C) Anxiety can make the senses work better.
(D) Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness among people.
50. 밑줄 친 부분에 들어갈 가장 알맞은 문장은?
(A) how we should distinguish stress from performance (B) how we can take charge
(C) to make anxiety a powerful stimulant (D) how we should be alert to anxiety
51-52
All this could have happened six months ago or three months ago or three months from now. But the crisis exploded in the past week because of the slow-growth news coming out of the U.S. As improbable as it sounds, “Europe's Plan A, B and C was to outgrow its debt problem via the normalization of the economic situation in the U.S.,” says Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff. “When they saw the U.S. growth numbers coming in so much weaker than they expected, it became clear that the world wasn't going to normalize.
And they panicked.”
While economists were betting on 4% growth in the U.S. earlier this year, numbers released in recent days show that the American economy grew a paltry 1.3% in the second quarter of this year, after a truly anemic first-quarter figure of 0.4%. With growth like that, Americans can't even save themselves from 9%-plus unemployment at home, let alone save the world. The much feared 2% economy, now the consensus prediction for U.S. growth this year, has become a reality. The U.S. is no longer the economic counterweight to Europe. ①It is Europe.
51. Rogoff에 따르면 유럽이 부채문제 해결을 위해 가지고 있던 계획은 실제로
몇 개 였나?
(A) 1개 (B) 2개
(C) 3개 (D) 4개
52. ①It이 가리키는 대상은?
(A) The crisis (B) A reality
(C) The U.S. (D) The 2% economy
53-54
All these trends came to a head in Vietnam. The disastrous consequences of that conflict — for our credibility and prestige abroad, for our armed forces — have been amply documented. But perhaps the biggest casualty of that war was the bond of trust between the American people and their government — and between Americans themselves. As a consequence of a more aggressive press corps and the images of body bags flooding into living rooms, Americans began to realize that the best and the brightest in Washington didn't always know what they were doing — and didn't always tell the truth. Increasingly, many on the left voiced opposition not only to the Vietnam War but also to the broader aims of American foreign policy. In their view, President Johnson, General Westmoreland, the CIA, the “military-industrial complex,” and international institutions like the World Bank were all manifestations of American arrogance, jingoism, racism, capitalism and imperialism. Those ①________ responded in kind, laying responsibility not only for the loss of Vietnam but also for the decline of America's standing in the world squarely on the “blame America first” crowd — the protesters, the hippies, Jane Fonda, the Ivy League intellectuals and liberal media who denigrated patriotism, embraced a relativistic worldview, and undermined American resolve to confront godless communism.
53. 빈 칸 ①에 가장 적절한 것은?
(A) inside Washington (B) outside Washington (C) inside the White House
54. 다음 중 베트남전의 가장 큰 피해로 언급된 것은?
(A) 국제사회에서 미국의 신뢰도와 위상의 추락 (B) 미국인과 정부 간, 미국인 간의 신뢰적 연대 훼손 (C) 인적, 물적 피해로 인한 부정적 경제파급 효과 (D) 애국심 폄훼 및 자국비판 우선적 정서 대두
55-57
The United States has unveiled a new defense strategy that would slim down its military and rebalance it toward the Asia-Pacific region, away from Europe and the Middle East.
① Yet policymakers in Seoul need to analyze the U.S. policy change carefully as it comes at a time when security instability on the peninsula has sharply increased following the death of North Korea leader Kim Jong-il.
② The reshaping of the U.S. military was also prompted by severe budget constraints. To bring the federal deficit under control, the Obama administration agreed with Congress to scale back defense spending by more than $1 trillion over the next 10 years.
③ Washington officials said the new strategy would have no impact on the U.S. forces stationed in South Korea. They reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to maintain peace on the Korean Peninsula and
ⓐdeter any provocations by North Korea.
④ The new U.S. defense strategy, unveiled by President Barak Obama on Thursday, addresses Washington's need to reorder its military priorities as the decade-old war against terrorism is nearing an end. The war in Iraq ended with the completion of troop withdrawals last month.
While a detailed troop reduction plan is still not available, Washington officials suggested the U.S. Army and Marine Corps would cut personnel levels by 10 to 15 percent over the next decade.
55. 윗글의 원활한 흐름을 위한 ① — ② — ③ — ④의 가장 적절한 배열은?
(A) ② — ① — ③ — ④ (B) ③ — ① — ② — ④ (C) ③ — ① — ④ — ② (D) ④ — ① — ③ — ②
56. 다음 중 ⓐdeter와 가장 가까운 의미는?
(A) discourage (B) diminish
(C) eradicate (D) refrain
57. 윗글의 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은?
(A) The United State wants to reduce the size of military force.
(B) Obama had to agree with Congress because the war in Iraq ended.
(C) The severe budget constraints also prompted the reshaping of the U.S. military.
(D) The personnel level of the U.S. Marine Corps would be cut over the next decade.
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Home schooling could affect children's relationships with their peers and other adults because of prolonged periods spent with their parents, educationalists have claimed. Most academics concede that education will in the future be increasingly centered around the home, and fear children could become isolated and withdrawn. Professor Michael Barber, of London University's Institute of Education, said pupils could spend half their time at school and half at home as a compromise. He said home tuition would play an increasingly significant role in educating children in the coming years. “I believe very strongly that children need to have the experience of school,” he added. “There is the quality control issue of ensuring pupils are taught the basics and assessed.
Children also need to spend time with their peers to learn the rules of work in a democratic society and learn to deal with relationships with adults other than their parents.” Margaret Rudland, head teacher of Godolphin and Latymer School, Hammersmith, said children needed to experience the ①‘rough and tumble’ of peer associations.
58. 윗글의 주제로 가장 알맞은 것은?
(A) Children's relationship with peers and adults (B) The role of home schooling in education (C) Home as the center for education (D) Danger of home schooling
59. 윗글로부터 알 수 없는 것은?
(A) Some people believe isolating home schoolers from their peers can be dangerous.
(B) Home schooling may affect children's socialization skills because they spend little time with peers.
(C) Some educators believe traditional schools will not exist in the future.
(D) Most experts believe the center of education will be the home in the future.
60. ①rough and tumble이 의미하는 것은?
(A) hard or demanding aspects (B) physical exercises (C) feeling of competition (D) conversations with other pupils
