EBSi 이상미 의 ♥[Reading Power] 'Chapter 4 Review 2 변형 및 심화강의자료'♥ Secret Note~♥
Reading Power Plus CHAPTER REVIEW 02. ---p.118 상미쌤의
촉!
변형 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어법상 틀린 것은?
Giving people feedback about their past performance can be a powerful way to help them learn. Equally useful ① is “feedforward,” which means exploring new options for the future. Marshall Goldsmith, a management consultant, suggests a way ② to do this. First, talk about a specific, high-impact behavior ③ what you’d like to change—for example, “I want to be a better listener.” Then gather with a small group of trusted friends and ④ ask for suggestions about ways to accomplish your goal. To make this process ⑤ work, avoid any conversation about what’s happened in the past. Focus instead on the next actions you intend to take.
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Reading Map CHAPTER REVIEW 01. --- p.118
l 소재 – Feedforward(사전방책)
l 내용
[앞부분] 피드백과 피드포워드의 효과
⇒ a powerful way help people learn / useful
- 피드포워드를 위한 방법 제안
: 구체적, 강한 영향을 주는 행동에 대한 말 - 바꾸고자 하는 행동(*예시)
- 목표달성에 대해 친구들에게 조언을 구함 - 과거에 있었던 일에 대한 언급 X
- 취하고자 하는 다음 조치에 초점 O
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EBSi 이상미 의 ♥[Reading Power] 'Chapter 4 Review 2 변형 및 심화강의자료'♥ Secret Note~♥
Reading Power Plus CHAPTER REVIEW 02. --- p.118
상미쌤의촉!
변형 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어법상 틀린 것은?
Harvard Business School professor Francesca Gino and her colleagues asked workers to spend 15 minutes at the end of their workdays ① writing about what went well that day. And they found that the journaling employees had 22.8% higher performance than ② those who didn’t ponder on their workday. As former Tech Insider reporter Drake Baer points out,
③ reflect on the day’s successes can help you incorporate those lessons into the next day. “You introduce a stimulus, gather the data of your experience, and then improve from there,” he writes. It’s worth ④ noting that study participants didn’t simply think about what went well, but wrote their responses down. “It’s very easy to deceive yourself if you’re just thinking about it,” Gino explains, “but when you write things down on paper, it’s easier to identify what’s helpful.” In short, it is no doubt ⑤ that if you review your work each day by writing things down, it will help you get better productivity.
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Reading Map CHAPTER REVIEW 02. --- p.118
l 소재 – 하루 일과 후 작성하는 근무일지의 효과
l 내용
[첫 문장] 하루 근무 끝날 무렵 15분 동안 ‘잘된 일’에 대해 쓰도록 함.
(journaling)
⇒ 효과 : higher performance - introduce a stimulus ↓
gather the data of experience ↓
“improve”
(*not just thinking but “writing down” on paper)
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EBSi 이상미 의 ♥[Reading Power] 'Chapter 4 Review 2 변형 및 심화강의자료'♥ Secret Note~♥
Reading Power Plus CHAPTER REVIEW 03. --- p.119
상미쌤의촉!
변형 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어법상 틀린 것은?
At one point in my career in business, I applied for a job that looked
① perfect on paper. It paid about thirty thousand dollars a year more than ② what I was currently making. It was a job with lots of budget and personnel responsibility,③ doing work that I knew and liked. But on the day that I was called with the job offer, I got off the telephone, sat down, and started to cry. My gut instinct was telling me something was wrong.
But I didn’t listen. I took the job because it paid so well and my brain kept telling me it was the right thing to do. Less than two years later, I left that job, ④ having been miserable for almost every minute I was there. My gut knew that I ⑤ should have taken the job, but I talked myself into it. That almost never works out well. Listen to your instincts.
If something seems wrong, then spend time to figure out what it is.
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Reading Map CHAPTER REVIEW 03. --- p.119
l 소재 – 직장을 선택할 때의 직감의 중요성
l 내용
[앞부분] 새로운 일자리에 지원한 일화 - perfect on paper / more money 1. 지원한 일자리의 성격
- 많은 예산 + 인사상 책임
2. 일자리 제안을 받은 후 눈물을 흘림
- 본능적으로 무언가가 잘못되었다는 것을 느낌 - 자신을 설득하여 일을 받아드리고 함
3. 2년이 안 되어 그만두게 됨 ⇓
Listen to your instincts.
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EBSi 이상미 의 ♥[Reading Power] 'Chapter 4 Review 2 변형 및 심화강의자료'♥ Secret Note~♥
Reading Power Plus CHAPTER REVIEW 04. --- p.119
상미쌤의
촉!
변형 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어법상 틀린 것은?
At 7:35 a.m. on November 13, 1872, in the port city of Le Havre, France, Claude Monet gazed out his hotel window and began to paint ① what he saw. The result was “Impression, Soleil Levant” (“Impression, Sunrise’s”)—and the birth of a movement. How do we know exactly when Impressionism began? ② Because Donald Olson, a Texas State University astrophysicist who uses astronomy to solve art and literary mysteries.
When ③ asked to help determine the painting’s provenance, Olson began by examining maps and photos very carefully to identify Monet’s hotel and room. Then he turned to astronomy—using the rising sun and the moon to determine the tide, season, and time of day—and consulted digitized 19th-century weather observations. The final clues were the smoke plumes in the painting, ④ showing the wind blowing east to west. Those findings
—plus the “72” by Monet’s signature—closed the case and ⑤ put a precise time stamp on a timeless work of art.
* provenance 기원
* smoke plume 연기 기둥
--- Reading Map CHAPTER REVIEW 04. --- p.119
l 소재 – 천문학을 이용한 미술의 기원 찾기
l 내용
[앞부분] Impression, Sunrise’s과 Impressionism의 탄생 - ‘기원’에 대한 탐구
1. Donald Olson의 탐색과정 (천문학 이용)
- 지도와 사진 관찰
- 해와 달 이용(조수, 계절, 시간 규명) - 그림 속의 연기기둥 단서
2. 단서들을 활용한 최종 결론 도출
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상미쌤과
다음 빈칸 부분에 주어진 단어들을 이용하여 문맥상 적절한 표현을 만드시오.
My gut knew that I should not [ take / have taken ] the job, but I talked myself into it. So, I took the job. (*원문의 맥락을 참고하여 고르세요~!)
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