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1번변형문제
1. a young daughter 에대한내용과일치하지않는것 은?1
① 다운증후군을 앓는 내가 보기에 우스꽝스럽게 생겼다
② 그녀는 내게 몹시 거칠게 굴었다
③ 나는 그녀가 안타까웠고 그녀가 자신이 하는 행동을 이 해하지 못한다는 것을 알았다
④ 그녀는 그들이 우리를 보러 갈 거라고 자기 엄마가 그녀 에게이야기할때면항상흥분했다
⑤그녀는내가함께놀아주는것에대해감사했다
2 Which of the underlined parts is grammatically incorrect?2
Our landlady was nice to my mom and dad, and
they stayed friends for many years. She and her husband had a young daughter with Down’s syndrome. She was funny-looking to me, as I had never been around a Down’s syndrome person before. When the landlady came over, she brought her daughter along. We played together, but at times, she was very rough with me. I felt sorry for her and knew she didn’t understand what she was doing. The landlady told my mother she appreciated me playing with her daughter. She always got excited when her mom told her they were coming to see us. I felt good about myself. It wasn’t difficult to show a little kindness, and I try to continue that approach always.
Our landlady was nice to my mom and dad, and they stayed friends for many years. She and her husband had a young daughter with Down’s syndrome. She was funny-looking to me, as ①I have never been around a Down’s syndrome person before. When the landlady came over, she brought her daughter along. We played together, but at times, she was very rough with me. I felt sorry for her and knew she didn’t understand ②what she was doing. The landlady told my mother she appreciated me ③ playing with her daughter. She always got ④excited when her mom told her they were coming to see us. I felt good about myself. It wasn’t difficult ⑤to show a little kindness, and I try to continue that approach always.
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3. Which of the fellowing ' she ' refers to a different person? 3
Our landlady was nice to my mom and dad, and they stayed friends for many years. She and her husband had a young daughter with Down’s syndrome. She was funny-looking to me, as I had never been around a Down’s syndrome person before. When the landlady came over,
①she brought her daughter along. We played together, but at times, she was very rough with me. I felt sorry for her and knew she didn’t understand what she was doing. ②The landlady told my mother ③ she appreciated me playing with her daughter. She always got excited when④ her mom told ⑤her they were coming to see us. I felt good about myself. It wasn’t difficult to show a little kindness, and I try to continue that approach always.
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2번변형문제
4. Which of the underlined parts is grammatically incorrect? 4
5. Which of the fellowing ' he ' refers to a different person? 5
Hans and Willi, two German soldiers① stationed
in France, stopped off at a nearby farm to get some drink and to rest for a while. Hans’s French wasn’t as good as ②Willi’s, but he could make himself ③understand, and he and Willi spoke it together all the time. Willi corrected his
mistakes. It was because Willi was so useful to him in this way that he④ had made him his friend, and he knew that Willi admired him. Hans never lost an opportunity to practise his French, and he tried to talk once he arrived at the farm, but the French couple in the farm house wouldn’t show him any attention. He told them that he was a farmer’s son himself and, when the war was over, was going back to the farm. He ⑤had been sent to school in Munich because his mother wanted him to go into business, but his heart wasn’t in it, and so after high school he had gone to an agricultural college.
Hans and Willi, two German soldiers stationed in France, stopped off at a nearby farm to get some drink and to rest for a while. Hans’s French wasn’t as good as Willi’s, but he could make himself understood, and he and Willi spoke it together all the time. ①He corrected his
mistakes. It was because ② he was so useful to him in this way that he had made ③him his friend, and he knew that ④he admired him.
Hans never lost an opportunity to practise his French, and he tried to talk once he arrived at the farm, but the French couple in the farm house wouldn’t show ⑤ him any attention. He told them that he was a farmer’s son himself and, when the war was over, was going back to the farm. He had been sent to school in Munich because his mother wanted him to go into business, but his heart wasn’t in it, and so after high school he had gone to an agricultural college.
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6. 다음글의내용과일치하지않는것을고르시오 6
① Hans와 Willi가 마실 것을 좀 얻고 잠깐 쉬기 위해 인근 의 농장에 들렀다
② 항상 같이 프랑스어로 말했다
③ Hans는 자신의 프랑스어를 연습할 기회를 결코 놓치지 않았다
Hans and Willi, two German soldiers stationed in France, stopped off at a nearby farm to get some drink and to rest for a while. Hans’s French wasn’t as good as Willi’s, but he could make himself understood, and he and Willi spoke it together all the time. Willi corrected his mistakes. It was because Willi was so useful to him in this way that he had made him his friend, and he knew that Willi admired him. Hans never lost an opportunity to practise his French, and he tried to talk once he arrived at the farm, but the French couple in the farm house wouldn’t show him any attention. He told them that he was a farmer’s son himself and, when the war was over, was going back to the farm. He had been sent to school in
Munich because his mother wanted him to go into business, but his heart wasn’t in it, and so after high school he had gone to an agricultural college.
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3번변형문제
7. Where does the given sentence best fit? 7
He realized that was a mistake.
8. Which is the correct order of the three sentences after the given passage? 8
Willie’s father, Robert was a chief petty officer in the Canadian navy and was stationed at the Canadian Forces Base in Esquimalt, the Canadian military’s main Pacific naval base that is located at the western part of Victoria.
① (A) - (C) - (B)
② (B) - (A) - (C)
③ (B) - (C) - (A)
④ (C) - (A) - (B)
⑤ (C)- (B)- (A) Willie’s father, Robert was a chief petty officer in
the Canadian navy and was stationed at the Canadian Forces Base in Esquimalt, the Canadian military’s main Pacific naval base that is located at the western part of Victoria. ① He was a tough man who liked hiking in the forests of Vancouver Island with other petty officers.
②He once went overnight camping with his wife and child, but Willie made such a scene that he never took them camping again. He was not impressed with his son. ③ He wanted him to be a man, not a baby.④ He gave up trying to make a man out of Willie and left the care of his child to his wife. ⑤She would continue mothering him, and that would simply extend his childhood even when physically he would eventually be turning into an adult.
(A) He realized that was a mistake. She would continue mothering him, and that would simply extend his childhood even when physically he would eventually be turning into an adult.
(B) He was a tough man who liked hiking in the forests of Vancouver Island with other petty officers. He once went overnight camping with his wife and child, but Willie made such a scene that he never took them camping again.
(C) He was not impressed with his son. He wanted him to be a man, not a baby. He gave up trying to make a man out of Willie and left the care of his child to his wife.
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9. Which of the underlined parts is grammatically incorrect? 9
Willie’s father, Robert was a chief petty officer in the Canadian navy and ① was stationed at the Canadian Forces Base in Esquimalt, the Canadian military’s main Pacific naval base that
② located at the western part of Victoria. He was a tough man who liked hiking in the forests of Vancouver Island with other petty officers. He once went overnight camping with his wife and child, but Willie made such a scene ③ that he never took them camping again. He was not impressed with his son. He wanted him④ to be a man, not a baby. He gave up trying to make a man out of Willie and ⑤left the care of his child to his wife. He realized that was a mistake. She would continue mothering him, and that would simply extend his childhood even when physically he would eventually be turning into an adult.
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4번변형문제
10. Where does the given sentence best fit? 10
Encouraged by the king’s favorable reaction to this polite reply, the bishop then asked if he might put a question of his own.
11. Which of the underlined parts is grammatically incorrect? 11
King Charles II asked Bishop Edward Stillingfleet
why, when Stillingfleet preached at court, he always read his sermons. ①He had heard that when he preached elsewhere he always delivered his sermons without preparation. ② Stillingfleet explained that awe of the king made him afraid of forgetting what he had to say, so he preferred to read when he had the royal family in the audience. ③Why, he asked Charles, did he always read his speeches to the House of Commons, when it could not be that he was in awe of his audience? ④ Charles replied kindly, “I have asked them so often, and for so much money, that I am ashamed to look them in the face.”⑤
King Charles II asked Bishop Edward Stillingfleet why, when Stillingfleet preached at court, he always read his sermons. He had heard ①that when he preached elsewhere he always delivered his sermons without preparation.
Stillingfleet explained that awe of the king made him ②afraid of forgetting what he had to say, so he preferred to read when he had the royal family in the audience. ③Encouraged by the king’s favorable reaction to this polite reply, the bishop then asked ④ if he might put a question of his own. Why, he asked Charles, did he always read his speeches to the House of Commons, when it could not be that he was in awe of his audience? Charles replied kindly, “I have asked them so often, and for so much money, ⑤ which I am ashamed to look them in the face.”
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12. Which is the correct order of the three sentences after the given passage? 12
King Charles II asked Bishop Edward Stillingfleet why, when Stillingfleet preached at court, he always read his sermons.
① (A) - (C) - (B)
② (B) - (A) - (C)
(A) Encouraged by the king’s favorable reaction to this polite reply, the bishop then asked if he might put a question of his own.
(B) He had heard that when he preached elsewhere he always delivered his sermons without preparation. Stillingfleet explained that awe of the king made him afraid of forgetting what he had to say, so he preferred to read when he had the royal family in the audience.
(C) Why, he asked Charles, did he always read his speeches to the House of Commons, when it could not be that he was in awe of his
audience? Charles replied kindly, “I have asked them so often, and for so much money, that I am ashamed to look them in the face.”
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