Lesson 3 [4차시]

Worksheet 3-A

Class _______ Student No. _____ Name ________

■ 다음은 Read & Think의 주요 문장들을 간단하게 만든 것입니다. 사전을 활용하여 주어진 문장들을 자연스러운 우리말로 해석하고, 밑줄 친 단어들을 익혀 봅시다.

1. There's a wonderful spirit here.

2. Thousands of volunteers arrived to take part in the week-long event.

3. Habitat for Humanity International is a nonprofit organization.

4. The organization works to eliminate poverty.

5. Habitat houses are purchased by the homeowner families.

6. Homeowners and volunteers build the houses under trained supervision.

7. Individuals, corporations, faith groups and others provide financial support.

8. The JCWP event this year is unique.

9. Temperatures climb high during the day and plunge at night.

10. Weather conditions played an important role in Marina's life.

11. The tree branches sheltered and protected her family.

12. She remains grateful for the big tree.

13. I have given my time and my sweat.

14. They build simple, decent and affordable houses.

15. Every volunteer can use a hammer as an instrument to manifest brotherly love.

Lesson 3 [5-7차시]

Worksheet 3-B

Class _______ Student No. _____ Name ________

■ 우리말 해석을 참고하여 수와 시제에 주의하면서, 빈 칸에 주어진 철자로 시작하  는 적절한 단어를 넣어 봅시다.

1. There's a wonderful spirit here.

(여기에는 놀라운 정신이 깃들어 있습니다.)

2. Thousands of volunteers arrived to take part in the week-long event.

(수천 명의 자원 봉사자들이 일주일간의 행사에 참여하려고 도착했다.)

3. Habitat for Humanity International is a nonprofit organization.

(국제 해비타트 운동 본부는 비영리 조직이다.)

4. The organization works to eliminate poverty.

(이 조직은 가난을 퇴치하려고 일한다.)

5. Habitat houses are purchased by the homeowner families.

(해비타트에서 지은 집은 소유 가족들이 구입한다.)

6. Homeowners and volunteers build the houses under trained supervision.

(집 소유자들과 자원 봉사자들은 훈련된 감독 하에서 집을 짓는다.)

7. Individuals, corporations, faith groups and others provide financial support.

(개인들, 법인들, 종교단체들, 그리고 기타 다른 사람들이 재정적인 지원을 한다.)

8. The JCWP event this year is unique.

(올해의 JCWP 행사는 독특하다.)

9. Temperatures climb high during the day and plunge at night.

(기온이 낮에는 높이 올라가고 밤에는 곤두박질친다.)

10. Weather conditions played an important role in Marina's life.

(날씨 상황이 Marina의 생활에 중요한 역할을 했다.)

11. The tree branches sheltered and protected her family.

(나뭇가지들이 그녀의 가족들에게 움막이 되어 주고 보호해 주었다.)

12. She remains grateful for the big tree.

(그녀는 그 큰 나무에게 고마움을 느낀다.)

13. I have given my time and my sweat.

(나는 시간과 땀을 들였다.)

14. They build simple, decent and affordable houses.

(그들은 소박하고, 단정하며, 가격이 적정한 집을 지었다.)

15. Every volunteer can use a hammer as an instrument to manifest brotherly         love.

(모든 자원 봉사자는 형제애를 나타내기 위한 연장으로 망치를 사용할 수 있다.)

Lesson 3 [5-7차시]

Worksheet 3-C

Class _______ Student No. _____ Name ________

1. 다음 밑줄 친 부분의 뜻풀이가 잘못된 것을 골라 봅시다.

The ①Habitat for Humanity International 18th ②annual Jimmy Carter Work Project 2001 began today in Asan, South Korea. "There's a wonderful spirit here," said Millard Fuller, as thousands of volunteers arrived to ③take part in the week-long event. More than 9,000 volunteers are gathering to put love into action by working alongside local homeowner families to build 136 family units. Habitat for Humanity International is a nonprofit organization that works both to ④eliminate poverty and to make ⑤adequate housing not just a matter of conscience, but also of action.

① the natural home of a plant or animal

② happening every other year or twice a year

③ participate	④ get rid of; remove	⑤ good enough

※다음을 읽고 아래에 주어진 문제를 해결해 봅시다. (2∼3)

Nomvula Jeanette lived in a three-room shack in Orange Farm, South Africa, with her husband and three children. "My son is 17 years old, and he had to sleep on the floor with the two kids because there was no other room, she says. When it rained, the water came inside and they had to wake up and fold up the blankets because they couldn't sleep on top of the water. "I was sick and tired of living like that." Nomvula applied for a Habitat house and moved to her new home in the spring of 2001. "I'm so happy. Without Habitat my dreams would never have come ________," she smiles.

2. 위 글의 밑줄 친 living like that의 내용을 간략히 우리말로 서술해 봅시다.

3. 위 글의 빈 칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것을 골라 봅시다.

① true        ② about	③ across        ④ out	⑤ up

4. 빈 칸에 들어갈 말을 보기에서 골라 적어 넣어 봅시다.

Marina Martinez grew up in a mountainous area in Mexico where the dry air causes temperatures to climb high during the day and ______ at night. Weather conditions played an important ______ in Marina's life, not only because she was working as a farmer and shepherd, but also because for five years, her home was a big tree. Its branches ______ and protected her family, except when the rain was so heavy that they had to seek ______ elsewhere.

보기    refuge, manifested, sheltered, plunge, role, instrument,

Lesson 3  Consolidation

[8차시 p.132 - How to Read]

1. 다음 글의 빈 칸에 들어갈 알맞은 말을 골라 봅시다.

Children who are left-handed tend to have more accidents than right-handed children. Doctors have two theories to explain this fact. One theory says that left-handed children may simply fall and bump into things more. Another theory, however, explains the accidents very differently. According to this theory, the problem is not with the children, but with the world around them. Most things, such as doors, cars, and toys are __________ .

① designed and used best by right-handed people

② designed for left-handed people

③ not designed for right-handed people

④ made by people without children

2. 다음 글의 빈 칸에 들어갈 알맞은 말을 골라 봅시다.

Exercising in your home may be good for your health, but it may not be good for your children. In 1990, about 13,000 children were hurt by exercise equipment. The exercise bicycle was the most common cause of injury. Many children lost a finger or a toe in an exercise bicycle, you should                           .

① let your children use it too       ② stop using it immediately

③ keep it outside                   ④ not let your children play with it

[10차시 p.134 - Study Notes]

1. 다음 문장을 so∼that 구문으로 바꿔 써 봅시다.

a. He is too old to go there on foot.

b. They hurried not to miss the train.

c. He couldn't attend the meeting, for he suddenly was taken ill.

2. 다음 문장을 해석해 봅시다.

a. We should so act that we shall have nothing to regret.

b. There is nothing so secret but that it comes to light.

[11차시 p.136 - Do It  Yourself]

1. 다음 문장을 괄호 속의 어구를 사용해 다시 쓰시오.

a. Now that he recovered his strength, he can now walk. (..., so that)

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b. You have lied too often to be trusted.

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c. He raised his hand in order to stop the taxi.

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※ 다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오. (2-3)

Jane Addams was born in Illinois in 1860. Her father was a state Senator and a prosperous businessman. Her mother died when she was two.

When Jane was 17, she entered Rockford college. She was a good student and the editor of the college newspaper. After her graduation from college, Addams traveled in Europe and was shocked by the poverty she saw there. She decided to dedicate her life to helping the poor.

Addams rented a house in a poor Chicago neighborhood and, with Ellen Starr, opened a day nursery to take care of the children of working mothers. Before long, they had activities for teenagers and English classes for adults.

Twenty years later, Addam's settlement house occupied an entire city block and had 13 buildings.

Addams also worked hard for world peace. She believed that nations should solve their problems not by war, but by talking and compromising.

2. 위 글의 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은?

① Jane Addams was the editor of her college newspaper.

② Addams started her work by opening a nursery for the children of           working mothers

③ Jane Addams was against wars.

④ Jane Addams also started English classes at night for the children of          the people from other countries.

3. 위 글은 어떤 종류의 글에 속하는가?

① book review     ② editorial     ③ biography     ④ explanation