[Listen & Speak & Before Read]

❘                              Lesson 12

시사 고 1-2 기말내신대비 문제

❚❘   Listen & Speak & Before Read

Read

다음 대화를 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

A: How do I ⓐget to the subway station?

B: ⓑGo straight two blocks, and you can see a small park. Then take a right turn.

A: Go straight two blocks and take a right turn at the park?

B: Yes. And (   ⓒ   ) going till you see a local area office.

A: Is there a sign that (  ⓓ   ) "local area office"?

B: Yes, you can't miss it. The subway station is right next to the local area office.

A: Oh, thank you. You've been very helpful.

ⓐ와 의미가 같은 단어를 고르시오.

❚❘   Listen & Speak & Before Read

Read

②

① contact	② reach	③ depart

④ describe	⑤ account

ⓑ와 같은 내용이 되도록 아래 예문의 빈 칸에 알맞은 단어를 적으시오.

If, you

_____ _____ go straight two blocks, you can see a small park.

ⓒⓓ의 괄호 안에 들어갈 단어를 고르시오.

③

① try --- tells	② put --- points

③ keep --- says	④ take --- shows

⑤ get --- tells

다음 대화를 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

A: How about going to the library next Tuesday?

B: Alright. ⓐWhat time shall we meet?

A: How about three in the afternoon?

B: Oh, I have math class then. How about at four?

A: Good. I'll be ⓑ시간을 때우다 until then. Call me when you ____ⓒ_____.

ⓐ와 같은 의미가 되도록 아래 빈 칸에 알맞은 단어를 적으시오.

make, it

When shall we ______ _____?

ⓑ의 우리말에 어울리는 표현을 고르시오.

④

① getting on	② hanging off

③ taking over	④ hanging around

⑤ bringing around

ⓒ의 빈 칸에 들어갈 알맞은 표현을 고르시오.

②

① finish	② are finished	③ have finished

④ will finish	⑤ will be finished

다음 주어진 문장에 이어지는 대화의 순서가 맞는 것을 고르시오.

⑤

Do we really have to go to the museum?

A. How about two in the afternoon?

B. It will be too hot in the afternoon. Let's go in the morning.

C. Of course. You'll have fun, I promise

D. Well, if you say so, what time shall we meet?

What a good idea! Let's meet at nine.

① B - D - C - A	② C - A - B - D

③ D - A - C - B	④ A - B - C - D

⑤ C - D - A - B

다음 대화를 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

A: You want to come to the park with me, right? What time [shall/will] we meet?

B: 할 일이 많다 in the morning. How about 2 p.m.?

A: Okay, see you then.

괄호 안의 단어가운데 문맥에 맞는 것을 고르시오.

shall

밑줄 친 우리말을 영어로 옮겨 적으시오.

I have a lot of work to do

다음 대화를 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

시사 Lesson 12

고1-2 기말 내신대비 문제

Yunho: Do you have any plans for this Saturday, Chan?

Chan: No, nothing special. Why?

Yunho: Can you give me a ⓐ[hand /chance]?

Chan: Sure. What can I do?

Yunho: I am ⓑdoing magic shows for the children at the hospital.

Chan: But I don’t know anything about magic.

Yunho: I will teach you. It’s not difficult.

Chan: Cool. What time and where shall we ⓒ(_____ _____)?

Yunho: How about at two in front of Central Hospital?

Chan: Good. How can I ⓓ(make it / get there)?

Yunho: Take the blue subway line and get off at Central Avenue Station.

Chan: OK. See you at two this Saturday.

Choose the incorrect sentence.

③

① Yunho asks Chan for help.

② Yunho wants Chan to learn some magic.

③ Chan is happy to learn magic from the hospital

④ They will make it at two.

⑤ Chan will take the subway to get to the hospital.

ⓐ의 괄호 안에서 문맥에 맞는 단어를 골라 적으시오.

hand

ⓑ와 의미가 같은 단어를 고르시오.

⑤

① enjoying	② conserving	③ engaging

④ submitting	⑤ performing

문맥상 ⓒ의 괄호 안에 들어갈 단어를 적으시오.

make, it

ⓓ의 괄호 안에서 문맥에 맞는 표현을 고르시오.

get there

다음 대화를 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

A: I'm planning a party for the young patients in the hospital. Can you __________?

B: Sure. How can I help you?

A: Help me [for organizing / with organizing] the food and drinks.

빈 칸에 들어갈 알맞은 표현을 적으시오.

give me a hand

괄호 안에서 문맥에 맞는 표현을 골라 적으시오.

with organizing

밑줄 친 우리말을 영어로 적으시오.

help me with moving this sofa

A: Can you give me a hand?

B: Sure. What can I do for you?

A: You can 내가 소파를 옮기는 것을 돕다 .

다음 대화를 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

A: ⓐHow about going to the library next Tuesday?

B: Alright. What time shall we meet?

A: How about three in the afternoon?

B: Oh, I have math class then. How about at four?

A: Good. I'll be hanging around ___ⓑ____ Call me when you are finished.

ⓐ와 같은 의미가 되도록 아래 빈 칸에 알맞은 단어를 적으시오.

Why, not

_____ ______ go to the library

When will they meet?

They will meet at four.

ⓑ의 빈 칸에 들어갈 표현을 적으시오.

until then

❚❘  본    문

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

Before I knew what I was saying, I suddenly said, “Is there anything we can do to help him?” ㉮ Mom must leave the same way. ⓐ She answered, “Perhaps. We have an extra blanket in the car.” ⓑ Dad opened the car door and pulled out the blanket. ⓒ. ㉯ Carrying the blanket, I walked toward the homeless man. ⓓ He kept ㉰ walking, carrying a bag ㉱ filled with his belonging. ⓔ

“Excuse me,” I called out to him. He kept walking as if he ㉲ didn't hear me. “Excuse me,” I repeated.

He finally turned around and asked, “Are you talking to me?”

위 글 ⓐ-ⓔ에서 다음 문장이 들어갈 위치는 ?

③

❚❘  본    문

It was new and clean

① ⓐ     ② ⓑ     ③ ⓒ      ④ ⓓ     ⑤ ⓔ

위 글 ㉮ - ㉲ 에서 틀린 곳을 모두 골라 올바르게 바꾸세요.

㉮ must feel - must have felt /   ㉱  belonging. - belongings. /   ㉲ didn't hear - hadn't heard

다음  ⓐ-ⓔ에서 틀린 곳을 찾으세요.

④

On December 31st, we went to Namsan Park. It was not ⓐ as chilly as ⓑ we had expected, but ⓒ there were not many people.  We parked in front of the public library, close to a hiking area. It ⓓ has been our favorite spot when my brother and I ⓔ were small. The place brought back a lot of memories.

① ⓐ     ② ⓑ    ③ ⓒ     ④ ⓓ     ⑤ ⓔ

다음  ㉮ ㉯ ㉰에 올바른 단어를 고르세요.

③

As we were walking back to the parking lot, we spotted a homeless man. The area was well lit, so he looked ㉮ (as / like) a man on a stage. It was difficult to describe ㉯(that / what) I felt at that moment. I had never seen anyone so ㉰ (terrible / terribly) alone. It seemed that there was a big gap between him and the world.

① as - that - terrible     ② as - what - terribly

③ like - what - terribly   ④ like - that - terrible

⑤ as - that - terribly

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

He sounded ⓐstrangely as if he ⓑdid not speak

in a long time. I didn't know why, but I couldn’t look him in the eye. As I glanced down, I caught sight of a piece of cardboard, some clothes, and a blanket in the bag. I offered the blanket with both hands, ⓒto be polite, and said, “This is for you.”

He seemed ⓓconfusing.  “I know you have a blanket, but an extra blanket will be useful.”

㉮ “This is for me?” he asked, as if he ( not hear / what / I / say / just ). “Yes. This is for you,” I answered. At that moment, he smiled. He seemed to be a man who ⓔdidn't smile or laughed in a long time.

위 글 ⓐ - ⓔ 에서 올바른 것을 고르세요.

③

① ⓐ    ② ⓑ    ③ ⓒ    ④ ⓓ    ⑤ ⓔ

위 글 ㉮의 단어들을 올바른 형태로 바꾸어 문장을 완성하세요. (동사의 시제변화 가능)

had not heard what I had just said.

as if he ________ _________ __________ _________ _______ ________ _________ _________

위 글의 종류로 알맞은 것은 ?

③

① notification	② essay

③ narrative writing	④ article

⑤ a traveler’s journal

시사 Lesson 12

고1-2 기말 내신대비 문제

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

It was the most beautiful smile I ㉮( had ever seen / ever saw ). He held ⓐ      his hands to receive the blanket and said, “Thank you.”

I smiled and said, “My pleasure. Happy New Year.” He replied ⓑ       the smile and said, “Happy New Year.” He turned ⓒ       and went

ⓓ       his way. He didn’t seem as ㉯( alone / lonely ) as before, and I felt ㉰( warm / warmly )as I ㉱( joined / joined into )my family.

위 글 빈칸 ⓐ - ⓓ에 들어갈 적절한 단어를 순서대로 배열하세요.

②

① up - with - out - on

② out - with - back - on

③ up - with - back - on

④ out - to - out - in

⑤ down - to - out - in

위 글 ㈎ - ㈑에 들어갈 적절한 단어는?

①

① had ever seen - lonely - warm - joined

② had ever seen - alone - warmly - joined

③ had ever seen - alone - warm - joined into

④ ever saw - lonely - warm - joined into

⑤ ever saw - alone - warmly - joined into

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

After the encounter with the homeless man, I came to look ⓐ     opportunities to help people

ⓑ    need. I started working ⓒ    a patient-care volunteer for Alzheimer’s victims. My first experience was ⓓ       an old woman who was suffering

ⓔ       extreme memory loss. She remembered

㈎       of her 50 years. The only thing she remembered was her childhood and her granddaughter who ㈏          abroad to study.

Her daughter, who was in her forties, told me as she leaned back in her seat, “This is a shock to all of us. Eight months ago, she was ㈐

위 글 ⓐ-ⓔ에 들어갈 전치사를 채우시오.

ⓐfor ⓑin ⓒas ⓓwith ⓔfrom

위 글 ㈎ ㈏ ㈐ 의 올바른 단어를 고르시오.

②

① little - had gone - as health as she could be

② little - had gone - as healthy as could be

③ few - went - as health as she could be

④ a little - went - as health as could be

⑤ a little - had gone - as healthy as could be

위 글의 "I"가 느끼는 심정 변화는 ?

①

① determined -> nervous

② happy -> confused

③ hopeful -> bored

④ helpful -> helpless

⑤ excited -> desperate

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

I didn’t know what to say. After an uncomfortable pause, I put a question to her mother in a playful tone.

“What do you remember, Grandmother?” I asked. I eagerly waited for the old woman’s response, hoping that I, a girl like her granddaughter, might bring back her memory.

“Nothing,” she said, shaking her head.

This time, her daughter asked, “Do you remember ⓐ to plant flowers with your granddaughter?” “Yes,

ⓑ vividly !”was her answer.

“I’m your daughter. Do you remember me?” her daughter asked again. “No, not at all.” she answered.

“Well, you know I don’t take it ⓒ personally,” the daughter smiled and held her mother’s hands. The patient’s ⓓ confusing ㉮ look changed as she pointed a finger at me. I nodded and said, “I look like your granddaughter, ⓔ do I?”

According to the above passage, what was the author's motivation for volunteering ?

③

① She wanted to get work experience

② She wanted to learn something new

③ She wanted to help people in need

④ She was able to learn community needs

⑤ She wanted to increase self-confidence

위 글 ⓐ - ⓔ에서 잘못된 곳을 찾아 모두 고치시오.

ⓐ to plant -> planting   ⓓ confusing -> confused   ⓔ do I -> don't I

위 글 ㉮의 look과 같은 뜻으로 사용된 것을 고르시오.

⑤

① You look like your granddaughter.

② He got a good look at me.

③ We can't see the look of the sky

④ The shop has a new look to appeal to younger customers.

⑤ He had a worried look on his face.

위 글의 내용과 일치하는 것을 고르시오.

③

① I hoped that I looked like her granddaughter.

② At first, I put an uncomfortable question to the grandmother.

③ I thought the grandmother might remind her memory.

④ She could remember to plant flowers with her granddaughter.

⑤ The patient looked at me pointing a finger at me and said that she liked her granddaughter.

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

She smiled. An hour later, as I got up to leave, the patient got to her feet and hugged me.(가)

I spend two hours with her ⓐ ( most / almost ) every week. (나) When I am very busy, I skip a week, but that doesn’t happen very often. (다)

ⓑ ( What / That ) I like best is her smile when I ⓒ ( enter / enter into ) her room. (라) It reminds me of ⓓ ( another / other )smile that is stored in my heart. (마) I know what it says: “I am a dear person to you like you are to me. You are there for me.” She will never know (A) ( it / she / I / how / be / reward / there / for ).

위 글 ⓐ - ⓓ에 들어갈 올바른 단어를 고르시오.

③

① most - what - enter into - other

② most - what - enter - another

③ almost - what - enter into - another

④ almost - that - enter - other

⑤ almost - that - enter into - other

위 글에서 다음 문장이 들어갈 적절한 위치는?

④

① (가)   ② (나)  ③ (다)  ④ (라)  ⑤ (마)

위 글 (A)에 있는 단어를 이용하여 올바른 문장을 완성하세요.

how rewarding it is for me to be there

She will never know                              for her.

(거기에 있는 것이 얼마나 내게 보람 있는 일인지)

위 글의 내용과 일치하는 것을 고르시오.

④

① 그녀가 웃고 나서 한 시간 뒤에 나는 떠나려고 일어섰다.

② 그 환자가 할머니의 발에 와서 나를 껴안았다.

③ 매우 바쁜 한 주를 보내는 나에겐 거의 일어나지 않는다.

④ 그 환자의 웃음으로 나는 내 안에 있는 웃음을 찾았다.

⑤ 나는 내 마음 속에 할머니의 웃음을 저장하고 있다.

❚❘  단   어   /  숙   어

[단어 / 숙어]

[문 법]

[단어 / 숙어]

❚❘  문    법

[문 법]

[문 법]

다음 아래의 문장에서 어법상 어색한 곳을 고르시오.~

❚❘  문    법

①

On December 31st, we went to Namsan Park. It was not as chilly as we ①expected, but there were not many people. We parked in front of the public library, ②close to a hiking area. It had been our favorite spot ③when my brother and I were small. The place brought back a lot of memories.  As we were walking back to the parking lot, we spotted a homeless man. The area ④was well lit, so he looked like a man on a stage. It was difficult to describe ⑤what I felt at that moment. I had never seen anyone so terribly alone. It seemed that there was a big gap between him and the world.

아래의 밑줄 친 부분 중 잘못된 곳을 고르시오.

④

On December 31st, we went to Namsan Park. ①It was not as chilly as we had expected, but there were not many people. We ②parked in front of the public library, close to a hiking area. ③It had been our favorite spot when my brother and I were small. The place brought back a lot of memories.  As we were walking back to the parking lot, we spotted a homeless man. The area was well lit, so he looked like a man on a stage. ④It was difficult to describe which I felt at that moment.

I ⑤had never seen anyone so terribly alone. It seemed that there was a big gap between him and the world.

아래의 밑줄 친 문장을 주어진 단어로 시작해서 다시 쓰시오.

(I am sure that) mom felt the same way.

Before I knew what I was saying, I suddenly said, “Is there anything we can do to help him?” Mom must have felt the same way. She answered, “Perhaps. We have an extra blanket in the car.” Dad opened the car door and pulled out the blanket. It was new and clean.

=I am sure that                                  .

아래의 (A)(B)(C)에서 알맞은 것을 고르시오.

(A) public (B) well (C) describe

On December 31st, we went to Namsan Park. It was not as chilly as we had expected, but there were not many people. We parked in front of the (A)(private/public) library, close to a hiking area. It had been our favorite spot when my brother and I were small. The place brought back a lot of memories.  As we were walking back to the parking lot, we spotted a homeless man. The area was (B)(well/good) lit, so he looked like a man on a stage. It was difficult to (C)(inscribe/describe) what I felt at that moment. I had never seen anyone so terribly alone. It seemed that there was a big gap between him and the world.

(A)            (B)            (C)

아래의 빈칸에 공통으로 들어갈 것을 고르시오.

②

The area was well lit, so he looked like a man on a stage. It was difficult to describe              I felt at that moment. I had never seen anyone so terribly alone. It seemed that there was a big gap between him and the world. Before I knew          I was saying, I suddenly said, “Is there anything we can do to help him?” Mom must have felt the same way. She answered, “Perhaps. We have an extra blanket in the car.” Dad opened the car door and pulled out the blanket. It was new and clean.

① that	② what	③ when

④ where	⑤ which

아래의 빈칸에 공통으로 쓰여진  한 단어를 고르시오.

③

the blanket, I walked toward the homeless man. He kept walking,               a bag filled with his belongings.  “Excuse me,” I called out to him. He kept walking as if he hadn’t heard me. “Excuse me,” I repeated.

① B(b)ring	② K(k)eeping

③ P(p)acking	④ C(c)arrying

⑤ S(s)ending

아래의 밑줄 친 부분을 가장 잘 고친 것은?

④

Before I knew what I was saying, I suddenly said, “Is there anything we can do to help him?” Mom must have felt the same way. She answered, “Perhaps. We have an extra blanket in the car.” Dad opened the car door and pulled out the blanket. It was new and clean.  Carrying the blanket, I walked toward the homeless man. He kept walking, carrying a bag filled with his belongings.  “Excuse me,” I called out to him. He kept walking as if he hadn’t heard me. “Excuse me,” I repeated. He finally turned around and asked, “Are you talking to me?”

① After I had carried the blanket,

② As soon as I carried the blanket,

③ As I am carrying the blanket,

④ While I was carrying the blanket,

⑤ If I carried the blanket,

아래의 밑줄 친 부분에서 어법상 잘못된 곳을 고르시오.

⑤

Before I knew what I was saying, I suddenly said, “Is there ①anything we can do  to help him?” Mom must have felt the same way. She answered, “Perhaps. We have an extra blanket in the car.” Dad opened the car door and pulled out the blanket. It was new and clean. ②Carrying the blanket, I walked toward the homeless man. He ③kept walking,

carrying a bag ④filled with his belongings.

“Excuse me,” I called out to him. He kept walking as if he ⑤didn't heard me. “Excuse me,” I repeated. He finally turned around and asked, “Are you talking to me?”

아래의 글에서 어법상 어색한 곳을 고르시오.

②

“Excuse me,” I repeated. He finally turned around and asked, “Are you talking to me?” He sounded ①strange as if he had not spoken in a long time. I didn’t know why, but I couldn’t ②look at him in the eye. As I glanced down, I ③caught sight of a piece of cardboard, some clothes, and a blanket in the bag. I ④offered the blanket with both hands,

to be polite, and said, “This is for you.”   He ⑤seemed confused. “I know you have a blanket, but an extra blanket will be useful.”

아래의 밑줄 친 부분과 같은 의미로 가장 잘 고친 것은?

②

He finally turned around and asked, “Are you talking to me?” He sounded strange as if he had not spoken in a long time. I didn’t know why, but I couldn’t look him in the eye. As I glanced down, I caught sight of a piece of cardboard, some clothes, and a blanket in the bag. I offered the blanket with both hands, to be polite, and said, “This is for you.”   He seemed confused.  “I know you have a blanket, but an extra blanket will be useful.”

① in fact, he didn't speak in a long time.

② actually, he spoke in a long time.

③ I'm sorry he spoke in a long time.

④ in fact, he don't speak in a long time.

⑤ actually, he don't speak in a long time.

아래의 빈칸에 공통으로 들어갈 알맞은 것을 고르시오.

④

“Excuse me,” I repeated. He finally turned around and asked, “Are you talking to me?” He sounded strange as if he had not spoken in a long time. I didn’t know why, but I couldn’t look him

the eye. As I glanced down, I caught sight of a piece of cardboard, some clothes, and a blanket                   the bag. I offered the blanket with both hands, to be polite, and said, “This is for you.”   He seemed confused.  “I know you have a blanket, but an extra blanket will be useful.”

① for	② to	③ at

④ in	⑤ by

아래의 글에서 어법상 어색한 것을 고르시오.

③

I didn’t know why, but I couldn’t look him ①in the eye. As I glanced down, I caught sight of a piece of cardboard, some clothes, and a blanket in the bag. I offered the blanket with both hands, ②to be polite,

and said, “This is for you.”   He seemed ③confusing.  “I know you have a blanket, but an extra blanket will be useful.” “This is for me?” he asked, as if he had not heard ④what I had just said. “Yes. This is for you,” I answered. At that moment, he smiled. He seemed to be a man who ⑤hadn’t smiled or laughed in a long time.

아래에 밑줄 친 부분에 알맞은 한 단어를 쓰시오.

heard

I didn’t know why, but I couldn’t look him in the eye. As I glanced down, I caught sight of a piece of cardboard, some clothes, and a blanket in the bag. I offered the blanket with both hands, to be polite, and said, “This is for you.”   He seemed confused.  “I know you have a blanket, but an extra blanket will be useful.” “This is for me?” he asked, as if he had not heard what I had just said.  “Yes. This is for you,” I answered. At that moment, he smiled. He seemed to be a man who hadn’t smiled or laughed in a long time.

= in fact, he              what I had just said.

아래의 글에서 어법상 어색한 곳을 고르시오.

⑤

It was the most beautiful smile I ①had ever seen.

He held out his hands to receive the blanket and said, “Thank you.” I smiled and said, “My pleasure. Happy New Year.” He replied with the smile and said, “Happy New Year.” He turned back and went on his way. He didn’t seem ②as lonely as before,

and I felt warm as I joined my family.

After the encounter with the homeless man, I came to ③look for opportunities  to help people in need. I started working as a patient-care volunteer for Alzheimer’s victims. My first experience was with an old woman ④who was suffering from extreme memory loss. She remembered little of her 50 years. ⑤The only thing she remembered were her childhood and her granddaughter who had gone abroad to study.

아래에서 어법상 잘못된 곳을 고르시오.

②

Her daughter, ①who was in her forties, told me as she leaned back in her seat, “This is a shock to all of us. Eight months ago, she ②was as healthy as can be….” I didn’t know ③what to say. After an uncomfortable pause, I put a question to her mother in a playful tone.  “What do you remember, Grandmother?” I asked. I eagerly waited for the old woman’s response, ④hoping that I, a girl like her granddaughter, might bring back her memory.  “Nothing,” she said, ⑤shaking her head.

아래의 (A)(B)(C)에 올 알맞은 것을 고르시오.

(A) lonely/(B) joined/(C) What

He replied with the smile and said, “Happy New Year.” He turned back and went on his way. He didn’t seem as (A)alone/lonely as before, and I felt warm as I (B)joined/joined in my family. After the encounter with the homeless man, I came to look for opportunities to help people in need. I started working as a patient-care volunteer for Alzheimer’s victims. My first experience was with an old woman who was suffering from extreme memory loss. She remembered little of her 50 years. (C)What/Which she remembered was her childhood and her granddaughter who had gone abroad to study.

(A)

(B)

(C)

아래의 빈칸에 들어갈 가장 알맞은 것은?

①

Her daughter, who was in her forties, told me as she leaned back in her seat, “This is a shock to all of us. Eight months ago, she was as healthy as could be….” I didn’t know what to say. After an

uncomfortable              , I put a question to her mother in a playful tone.  “What do you remember, Grandmother?” I asked. I eagerly waited for the old woman’s response, hoping that I, a girl like her granddaughter, might bring back her memory.

① pause	② closure	③ rest

④ sigh	⑤ sight

아래의 밑줄에서 어법상 어색한 곳을 고르시오.

③

“Nothing,” she said, ①shaking her head.

This time, her daughter asked, “Do you remember planting flowers with your granddaughter?” “Yes, vividly!” was her answer. “I’m your daughter. Do you remember me?” her daughter asked again. ②“No, not at all.” she answered. “Well, you know I don’t take it personally,” the daughter smiled and ③holding her mother’s hands. ④The patient’s confused look changed as she pointed a finger at me. I nodded and said, ⑤“I look like your granddaughter, don’t I?”

아래의 밑줄 친 부분 중 어법상 옳은 것을 고르시오.

⑤

“Nothing,” she said, shaking her head. This time, her daughter asked, “Do you remember ①to plant flowers with your granddaughter?” “Yes, vividly!” was her answer. “I’m your daughter. Do you remember me?” her daughter asked again. “No, not at all.” she answered. “Well, you know I don’t take ②them personally,” the daughter smiled and held her mother’s hands. The patient’s ③confusing look

changed as she pointed a finger at me. I nodded and said, “I look like your granddaughter, ④don’t you?” She smiled. An hour later, as I got up to leave, the patient got to her feet and hugged me. I spend two hours with her almost every week. When I am very busy, I skip a week, but that ⑤doesn’t happen very often.

아래에서 밑줄 친 부분 중 어색한 곳을 고르시오.

④

She smiled. An hour later, as I got up to leave, the patient got to her feet and hugged me.

I ①spend two hours with her almost every week.

When I am very busy, I skip a week, but ②that doesn’t happen very often.  What I like best is her smile when I ③enter her room. Her face lights up with a smile. ④It reminds me for another smile

that is stored in my heart. I know what it says: “I am a dear person ⑤to you like you are to me.

You are there for me.” She will never know how rewarding it is for me to be there for her.

아래의 밑줄 친 부분을 어법에 맞게 배열하시오.

What I like best is her smile

She smiled. An hour later, as I got up to leave, the patient got to her feet and hugged me.

I spend two hours with her almost every week. When I am very busy, I skip a week, but that doesn’t happen very often.  her /like /what /is /I /smile/ best when I enter her room. Her face lights up with a smile. It reminds me of another smile that is stored in my heart.

아래의 빈칸에 공통으로 들어갈 단어를 쓰시오.

there

She smiled. An hour later, as I got up to leave, the patient got to her feet and hugged me.

I spend two hours with her almost every week. When I am very busy, I skip a week, but that doesn’t happen very often. What I like best is her smile when I enter her room. Her face lights up with a smile. It reminds me of another smile that is stored in my heart. I know what it says: “I am a dear person to you like you are to me. You are                  for me.”

She will never know how rewarding it is for me to be             for her.

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❚❘    주  관  식    서  술  형

다음 문장과 같은 뜻이 되도록 빈칸을 채워 문장을 완성 하시오.

❚❘    주  관  식    서  술  형

must have felt

I am sure that Mom felt the same way.

= Mom ________ ________ __________ the same way.

다음 의미를 지닌 적절한 단어를 빈칸에 쓰고 밑줄 부분을 해석 하세요.

in need / 가장 궁핍한 사람들

not having enough money or food

We just hope that the money goes to those who are most (       ) (       ).

다음 두 문장에 공통으로 들어갈 단어는 ?

reminds

Their music _________ memories from the 1980s.

This _____________ me of my past happy days.

다음 빈칸에 들어갈 단어의 올바른 형태를 쓰세요.

ⓐ child  / ⓑ childhood  /  ⓒ motherhood  / ⓓ neighborhood

ⓐ You must keep an eye on your ( child / childhood ).

ⓑ They had not met since ( child / childhood ).

ⓒ I have had enough time to wait for ( mother / motherhood ).

ⓓ He's driving through his ( neighbor / neighborhood ).

다음 두 문장의 뜻이 같도록 문장을 완성 하시오.

seemed to be a big gap between him and the world.

It seemed that there was a big gap between him and the world.

= There _______________________________.

다음 두 문장의 의미가 같게 빈칸을 채우시오.

ⓐ help   ⓑ When

ⓐ Can you give me a hand with my history paper ?    = Can you ________  me with my history paper

ⓑ What time shall we meet?

= _________ do you want to meet ?

다음 빈칸에 들어갈 적절한 단어는 ?

Narrative

N____________ writing is used when someone is telling a personal story. They include information about what they did and also about how they felt.

Read the following and complete the main idea of the reading passage.

rewarding

After the encounter with the homeless man, I came to look for opportunities to help people in need. I started working as a patient-care volunteer for Alzheimer’s victims. My first experience was with an old woman who was suffering from extreme memory loss. She remembered little of her 50 years. The only thing she remembered was her childhood and her granddaughter who had gone abroad to study.

“Well, you know I don’t take it personally,” the daughter smiled and held her mother’s hands. The patient’s confused look changed as she pointed a finger at me. I nodded and said, “I look like your granddaughter, don’t I?”

She smiled. An hour later, as I got up to leave, the patient got to her feet and hugged me.

I spend two hours with her almost every week. When I am very busy, I skip a week, but that doesn’t happen very often.

What I like best is her smile when I enter her room. Her face lights up with a smile. It reminds me of another smile that is stored in my heart. I know what it says: “I am a dear person to you like you are to me. You are there for me.”

The main idea : How ______________ it is to help others in need !

다음 글을 읽고 빈칸에 적절한 단어를 쓰시오.

(a) in need   (b) memory loss   (c) granddaughter

After the encounter with the homeless man, I came to look for opportunities to help people ⓐ _____ ______. I started working as a patient-care volunteer for Alzheimer’s victims. My first experience was with an old woman who was suffering from extreme ⓑ________ _________.

She remembered little of her 50 years. The only thing she remembered was her childhood and her granddaughter who had gone abroad to study.

“Well, you know I don’t take it personally,” the daughter smiled and held her mother’s hands. The patient’s confused look changed as she pointed a finger at me. I nodded and said, “I look like your ⓒ_____________, don’t I?”

She smiled. An hour later, as I got up to leave, the patient got to her feet and hugged me.

I spend two hours with her almost every week. When I am very busy, I skip a week, but that doesn’t happen very often.

Read the following and complete the given sentence !

like her granddaughter

This time, her daughter asked, “Do you remember planting flowers with your granddaughter?”

“Yes, vividly!” was her answer.

“I am your daughter. Do you remember me?” her daughter asked again.

“No, not at all.” she answered.

“Well, you know I don’t take it personally,” the daughter smiled and held her mother’s hands.

The patient’s confused look changed as she pointed a finger at me. I nodded and said, “I look like your granddaughter, don’t I?”

She smiled. An hour later, as I got up to leave, the patient got to her feet and hugged me.

The old woman smiled at the writer because  she felt that the writer was ______ _________ __________.

Read the paragraph and complete the sentence.

didn't seem as lonely as before

“I know you have a blanket, but an extra blanket will be useful.”

“This is for me?” he asked, as if he had not heard what I had just said.

“Yes. This is for you,” I answered. At that moment, he smiled. He seemed to be a man who hadn’t smiled or laughed in a long time. It was the most beautiful smile I had ever seen. He held out his hands to receive the blanket and said, “Thank you.”

I smiled and said, “My pleasure. Happy New Year.”

He replied with the smile and said, “Happy New Year.”

He turned back and went on his way. He didn’t seem as lonely as before, and I felt warm as I joined my family.

The writer felt warm when she joined her family because the homeless man _________________.

다음 우리말에 맞게 빈칸을 채우시오.

not as chilly as we had expected

It was ______ ______ ______ _______ ________ _______ _________, but there were not many people.

우리가 예상했던 만큼 날씨가 쌀쌀하지는 않았지만, 사람들은 많지 않았다. ( as / chilly / we / expect / not )

다음 빈칸에 알맞은 단어를 채우시오.

confused look

The patient’s _________ ___________ changed as she pointed a finger at me. ( 혼돈스러운 표정)

다음 빈칸의 동사를 의미에 맞게 올바로 바꾸세요.

(a) seeing   (b) to bring   (c) planting

She totally forgot ( see) the movie with him before .

Always remember ( bring ) your own bag when you go shopping.

Her daughter asked, “Do you remember ( plant ) flowers with your granddaughter?” “Yes, vividly!” was her answer.

다음 빈칸에 알맞은 단어를 채우고 대화를 완성 하세요.

(a) a hand   (b) How / get

Do you have any plans for this Saturday, Chan?

Chan: No, nothing special. Why?

Yunho: Can you give me ⓐ ______ _______?

Chan: Sure. What can I do?

Yunho: I am doing magic shows for the children at the hospital.

Chan: But I don’t know anything about magic.

Yunho: I will teach you. It’s not difficult.

Chan: Cool. What time and where shall we meet ?

Yunho: How about at two in front of Central Hospital?

Chan: Good. ⓑ _______ do I ________ there ?

Yunho: Take the blue subway line and get off at Central Avenue Station.

Chan: OK. See you at two this Saturday.

다음 동사의 형태를 올바로 바꾸세요.

(a) Carrying  (b)walking   (c) carrying   (d) filled

ⓐ ( Carry ) the blanket, I walked toward the homeless man. He kept ⓑ ( walk ), ⓒ ( carry ) a bag ⓓ ( fill ) with his belongings.

다음 밑줄 부분에서 어법상 잘못된 세 부분을 올바로 바꾸세요.

didn’t hear -> hadn't heard   /  strangely -> strange  /  was polite -> be polite

“Excuse me,” I called out to him. He kept walking as if he didn’t hear me. “Excuse me,” I repeated.

He finally turned around and asked, “Are you talking to me?” He sounded strangely as if he had not spoken in a long time. I didn’t know why, but I couldn’t look him in the eye. As I glanced down, I caught sight of a piece of cardboard, some clothes, and a blanket in the bag. I offered the blanket with both hands, was polite, and said, “This is for you.”

He seemed confused.

다음 ⓐ,ⓑ,ⓒ 빈칸에 우리말에 해당하는 표현을 적으세요.

(a) in her forties   (b) as healthy as could be   (c) bring back

Her daughter, who was ⓐ_____ _____ _______ (40대에) , told me as she leaned back in her seat, “This is a shock to all of us. Eight months ago, she was ⓑ______ ______ ______ _______ ______ (더없이 건강한) ….” I didn’t know what to say. After an uncomfortable pause, I put a question to her mother in a playful tone.  “What do you remember, Grandmother?” I asked. I eagerly waited for the old woman’s response, hoping that I, a girl like her granddaughter, might ⓒ___________ __________ her memory. ( 상기시키다)

다음 ⓐ-ⓕ의 단어들을 올바른 형태를 바꾸시오.

ⓐ shaking  ⓑ planting   ⓒ personally  ⓓ confused  ⓔ don't  ⓕ to leave

“Nothing,” she said, ⓐ( shake ) her head.

This time, her daughter asked, “Do you remember ⓑ( plant ) flowers with your granddaughter?” “Yes, vividly!” was her answer.

“I’m your daughter. Do you remember me?” her daughter asked again. “No, not at all.” she answered.

“Well, you know I don’t take it ⓒ( personal ),” the daughter smiled and held her mother’s hands. The patient’s ⓓ( confuse ) look changed as she pointed a finger at me. I nodded and said, “I look like your granddaughter, ⓔ( do ) I?”

She smiled. An hour later, as I got up ⓕ( leave ), the patient got to her feet and hugged me.

다음 글 ⓐ-ⓖ에서 잘못된 곳을 찾아서 모두 고치시오.

ⓐ What I like best  / ⓑ enter her room. / ⓒ reminds me of another smile  / ⓓ that was stored  /

ⓔI know what it says  / ⓕ like you are to me. /  ⓖ how rewarding it is

ⓐ That I like best is her smile ⓑ when I enter into her room.  Her face lights up with a smile. ⓒ It reminds me another smile ⓓ that stored in my heart. ⓔ I know what does it say: “ⓕ I am a dear person to you like you are  me. You are there for me.” She will never know ⓖ how it is rewarding for me to be there for her.

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