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incredible   거짓말 같은, 놀라운

stomachache   위통, 복통

pale   창백한, 핏기 없는

press   ~을 누르다, 밀다

keep -ing   계속해서 ~하다

set   (기록 등을) 세우다

record   기록; 등기, 등록

push-up   엎드려 팔굽혀펴기

report   보고; 학생의 리포트

starve   굶주리다, 아사하다

particular   특별한

have ~ in mind   ~을 염두에 두다

popular   인기 있는, 평판이 좋은

on sale   할인 판매 중인

originally   원래

grocery   식료 잡화류

exchange   ~을 교환하다, 교체하다

fit   ~에 꼭 맞다

skip   ~을 건너뛰다, 빼다

slice   얇은 조각, 한 조각

refund   환불, 반환, 상환

wash out   ~을 물의 힘으로 씻어 버리다, 파괴하다

get the same kind   같은 것을 얻다

try on   입어(신어) 보다

definition   정의; 한정

poverty   가난, 빈곤

set   정하다, 규정하다

income   수입, 소득

extreme   극도의, 극심한

developing country   개발도상국

list   표; 명단; 목록; 명세서

live on   ~로 살아가다

work   효과가 있다

treat   치료하다, 다루다

all around the world   전 세계적으로

exist   존재하다

international   국제적인

terms   약정, 규정, 규약

officially   공식적으로

per   ~마다

decide   결심하다

spend A on B   B에 A를 쓰다

appreciate   ~을 바르게 판단하다, 가치를 인정하다

value   가치, 값어치, 유용성

record   기록하다

selection   선택된 것, 발췌, 선집

entry   기입; 등기; 기입사항

meal   식사

be bored with   ~에 지겨워지다, 싫증나다

make a trip to   ~로 가다

item   품목

fit into   ~에 적합하다, 알맞다

budget   예산, 예산안

mix with   ~와 섞다, 결합하다

all day long   하루 종일

feel like -ing   ~하고 싶다

so far   지금까지

lose weight   살을 빼다

No way!   절대 아니다!

be over   끝나다

experiment   실험

on one's mind   마음에 걸려, 신경이 쓰여

all the time   항상

taste   맛, 풍미

pepperoni   페페로니

issue   (긴급한) 문제, 쟁점, 핵심

noodle   국수

bean   콩

completely   완전히, 충분히, 전적으로

unexpected   예기치 않은, 뜻밖의

come over   ~에게 일어나다, ~에게 엄습하다

extra   추가의, 가외의

emotion   정, 감정, 정서

deeply   깊이, 철저하게, 매우

relate   관계짓다

occasion   특별한 행사, 축전, 의식

A rather than B   B라기보다는 오히려 A

eat out   외식하다

realize   ~을 실감하다, 깨닫다

A as well as B   B뿐만 아니라 A도

order   주문하다, 명령하다

on the other hand   반면에

moreover   더욱이

care   걱정하다, 마음을 쓰다

fried   튀긴

frozen   언, 냉동의

vegetable   채소, 야채

farewell   작별, 고별

amount   총계, 총액, 양

dare to   감히 ~하다

not only A but also B   A뿐만 아니라 B도

fuel   연료, 동력 에너지원

medicine   약

fortunate   행운의, 운이 좋은

stuff   물건, 물질; 재료, 원료

return   돌아오다

right away   바로

follow   ~을 따라가다, 이해하다

grade   학년; 등급; 성적

afford   여유가 있다

cost   비용, 가격 / (돈 등)이 들다

look after   ~를 돌보다

medical cost   의료비

Bangladesh   발글라데시

prepare   준비하다

adjust   적응하다

change   변화

intend to   ~할 작정이다, ~을 의도하다

hunger   굶주림, 기아

constantly   변함없이; 끊임없이

population   인구

male   남자 / 남성의

mix   섞다, 혼합하다

get better   회복하다

tell the truth   사실대로 말하다

handsome   잘 생긴

save   저축하다

Japanese   일본의; 일본인

make up   ~을 지어내다, 만들어 내다

ill   아픈

opportunity   기회

poverty   가난, 빈곤

project   계획

point   요점, 주안점, 포인트

get back in shape   건강을 되찾다

set the world record   세계 기록을 세우다

by one second   1초 차이로

pay   지불하다

guess   추측하다

agree   동의하다

fix   수리하다

plan   계획하다

low-fat   저지방의

fat-free   지방이 함유되지 않은

broccoli   브로콜리

spinach   시금치

lean   지방이 적은, 살코기의

protein   단백질

pea   완도콩

seed   씨, 종자

variety   다양, 변화(가 많음)

canned   통조림한

dried   건조시킨

grain   단단하고 알갱이가 작은 씨, 낟알

whole-grain   (배아 등을 제거하지 않은) 전립의

contain   ~을 포함하다, ~이 들어 있다

whole   전부의, 전체의, 모든

include   ~을 포함하다

required   필수의

share   (생각 등을) 이야기하다

create   (사람이) ~을 만들어 내다, 창작하다

commercial   광고 방송

result   결과, 결말

opinion   생각, 의견, 견해

healthy   건강에 좋은

unhealthy   건강에 나쁜, 비위생적인

WORDS TEST

incredible

stomachache

pale

press

keep -ing

set

record

push-up

report

starve

particular

have ~ in mind

popular

on sale

originally

grocery

exchange

fit

skip

slice

refund

wash out

get the same kind

try on

definition

poverty

set

income

extreme

developing country

list

live on

work

treat

all around the world

exist

international

terms

officially

per

decide

spend A on B

appreciate

value

record

selection

entry

meal

be bored with

make a trip to

item

fit into

budget

mix with

all day long

feel like -ing

so far

lose weight

No way!

be over

experiment

on one's mind

all the time

taste

pepperoni

issue

noodle

bean

completely

unexpected

come over

extra

emotion

deeply

relate

occasion

A rather than B

eat out

realize

A as well as B

order

on the other hand

moreover

care

fried

frozen

vegetable

farewell

amount

dare to

not only A but also B

fuel

medicine

fortunate

stuff

return

right away

follow

grade

afford

cost

look after

medical cost

Bangladesh

prepare

adjust

change

intend to

hunger

constantly

population

male

mix

get better

tell the truth

handsome

save

Japanese

make up

ill

opportunity

poverty

project

point

get back in shape

set the world record

by one second

pay

guess

agree

fix

plan

low-fat

fat-free

broccoli

spinach

lean

protein

pea

seed

variety

canned

dried

grain

whole-grain

contain

whole

include

required

share

create

commercial

result

opinion

healthy

unhealthy

A Dollar a Day

Would you believe / that about one billion people live on / less than a dollar a day?

= per ~당, 마다

믿어지는가? / 약 10억명의 사람들이 살아간다는 것이 / 하루 1달러도 안되는 돈으로 /

Poverty is a problem / all around the world.

가난은 문제다 / 전 세계적인

Extreme poverty exists / in almost every country / on earth.

극도의 가난은 존재한다 / 거의 모든 나라에 / 지구상

In international terms, / to be officially poor is to live on / less than US$1 per day.

주어(명사적용법)        단수동사  보어(명사적용법)

= means

국제 약정에 의하면 / 공식적으로 가난하다는 것은 사는 것이다 / 하루당 미국달러 1달러 미만으로 사는 것이다

An American college student decided / to spend $1 a day on food for a month / to appreciate the value of a dollar.

부사적 용법(목적, ~하기위하여)

한 미국 대학생은 결심했다 / 한달 동안 음식 값으로 하루 1달러를 사용하기로 / 1달러의 가치를 평가해 보기위해

He wrote a diary every day / to record his experience.

그는 매일 일기를 썼다 / 경험을 기록하기 위해

The following is a selection of his entries.

= a selection of his entries is as follows.

다음은 그 일기 중에서 발췌한 것이다.

Day 1

The first day wasn't too hard.

첫날은 그렇게 힘들지 않았다

I only ate one meal today: / a sandwich and a bowl of ramen.

나는 오늘 한 끼 식사만 했다 / 샌드위치와 라면 한 그릇

It was OK, but I think / I will be bored / with that meal soon.

감정분사

cf) 감정분사 : 기쁨, 슬픔, 놀라움, 호기심 등 감정을 나타내는 동사인 excite, interest, surprise, disappoint, bore, embarrass 등이 현재분사로 사용되었을 때는 사물과 함께 사용되며, 과거분사는 사람이 주어가 된다.

괜찮았지만, 나는 생각했다 / 나는 지겨워 질 거라고 / 그 식사가 곧

Mark It Up

Why did the writer buy rice and ramen / instead of other food?

Day 2

Today / I made my first trip / to the grocery store.

오늘 / 나는 나의 첫 번째 여행을 했다 / 식료품 가게에

Rice and ramen were the only items / that were cheap enough to fit / into my budget.

선행사       관대           형용사+enough+to부정사

= Rice and ramen were the only items that were so cheap that they fit into my budget.

쌀과 라면이 유일한 품목이다 / 충분히 싼 / 나의 예산에

When I got home, / I realized / I didn't have anything / to mix with the rice.

형용사적 용법

집에 왔을 때 / 나는 깨달았다 / 아무것도 없다는고 / 쌀과 함께

I'll have to find something cheap to mix / with it.

어순에 주의  some~, any~, no ~, -thing, -body 등은 수식하는 어구가 뒤에 위치한다.

먹을 값싼 무언가를 찾아야만 할 것이다 / 쌀과 함께

Day 3

I felt really tired / all day long. / I didn't feel like doing anything today.

감각동사+형용사                                    feel like ~ing = feel inclined to+동사원형

나는 정말로 피곤했다 / 하루 종일 / 오늘은 어떤 일도 하고 싶지 않았다.

Day 5

Here are some of the questions / (that) I've got from my friends / so far:

몇 가지 질문들이 있다 / 친구들에게서 들은 / 지금까지

Are you trying to lose weight? (No, but I wouldn't be surprised / if I did.)

가정법 과거구문                  lost weight를 대신하는 대동사

If+주어+과거동사, 주어+would+동사원형  현재사실의 반대를 가정

살을 빼려고 하는 거야? (아니, 놀라자 않을 걸 / 그렇다고 해도)

Are you poor? (Yes, but (I am) not this poor!)

가난해? (응, 하지만 이 정도로 가난하지는 않아)

Are you going to keep living like this / after the month is over? (No way!)

keep ~ing 계속해서 ~하다

계속 이렇게 살거야 / 한 달이 지난 후에도 / (절대, 말도 안돼)

Pause and Think

If you were the writer's friend, what would you ask?

Day 10

One-third of the experiment is over today,

‘~의 3분의 1‘                       단수동사

분수 표현: 분자는 기수, 분모는 서수를 쓰며 분자가 2이상이면 분모에 -s를 붙인다.

부분을 나타내는 어구가 주어 자리에 쓰이면 of 뒤의 명사가 주어이다.

실험의 3분의 1이 오늘 끝났다

and I'm already thinking about food / in a very different way.

그리고 이미 난 음식에 대해 생각하고 있다 / 매우 다르게

I am hungry / but food isn't on my mind / all the time.

나는 배가 고프지만 / 음식을 생각하고 있지는 않는다 / 항상

Before this project, / whenever I thought about food, / I thought about the taste of it.

any time (that)~, every time (that)~ 의미 ‘~할 때마다’

이 프로젝트 이전에 / 음식에 대해 생각할 때마다 / 나는 맛을 생각했었다.

I used to ask myself, / "Should I have cheese / on my hamburger?"

과거의 습관, 상태 표현

나는 내 자신에게 묻곤 했었다 / 치즈를 넣어야 할까 / 햄버거에

or "Should I have cheese pizza / or pepperoni?"

또는 치즈 피자를 먹을까 / 페페로니 피자

But when you're living / on a dollar a day, / taste isn't an issue.

생활하고 있을 때 / 하루 1달러로 / 맛은 문제가 아니다

It all tastes the same: / bread, noodles, beans, rice, etc.

맛은 모두 독같다 / 빵, 국수, 콩, 밥 등등

Day 15

Over the past few days, / a completely unexpected feeling has come over me.

지난 며칠 동안 / 완전히 예상치 못한 느낌이 엄습했다

I found / that extra food made me feel slow and heavy.

사역동사+목적어+동사원형   감각동사+형용사(부사×)

나는 알게 되었다 / 여분의 음식이 나를 느리고 무겁게 느끼게 한다는 것을

We live in a culture / where we eat to feel "comfortable and good."

관계부사 = 전치사+관계대명사

우리는 문화에 살고 있다 / “편안하고 기분 좋게” 느끼기 위해서 먹는

Food and emotion are deeply related.

음식과 감정은 깊게 관련이 있다

Think about all the food / (that/which) we eat on happy occasions.

모든 음식을 생각해 봐라 / 우리가 즐거울 대 먹는

We eat cake and ice cream / at a party, / wine at a wedding, popcorn at a movie, etc.

우리는 케잌과 아이스크림을 먹는다 / 파티에서 / 결혼식에서 와인을, 영화관에서 팝콘등을

My point is / that we often live to eat / rather than eat to live.

동격절                             A rather than B 'B뿐만 아니라 A도 = not only A but also B

내 요지는 / 먹기 위해 산다는 것이다 / 살기 위해 먹기 보다는

Mark It Up

Read the entries for Day 10 and Day 15 and notice how the writer's view of food has changed.

Day 25

I used to eat out a lot.

나는 외식을 많이 하곤 했다

It seemed easier.

= To eat out 의미

그게 더 쉬운 것 같았다

Since I started this project, / however,

내가 이 프로젝트를 시작한 이후에 / 그러나 /

I've come to realize / that eating out takes time as well as money.

A as well as B = not only B but also A

나는 깨닫게 되었다 / 외식은 시간 뿐 만 아니라 돈도 든다는 것을

It means / you have to get ready to go out, / get in your car, / find a restaurant,

의미한다 / 나갈 준비를 해야 되고 / 차에 타야하고 / 식당을 찾아야 하고 /

order your food, / wait for your food, / and so on.

병렬구조 get~, get~, find~, order~, wait~

음식을 주문해야 하고 / 음식을 기다려야 하는 등등

On the other hand, / rice takes only 20 minutes to cook.

연결사 빈칸 넣기

반면에 / 밥은 요리하는데 단지 20분이 걸린다.

It's faster and much cheaper.

비교급강조

much, still, even, far, a lot + 비교급 ‘훨씬 더 ~’라는 의미(단, very는 비교급 수식할 수 없다)

그것은 빠르고 훨씬 더 싸다

Moreover, no one cares / what you're wearing / while you cook.

개다가, 아무도 신경 쓰지 않는다 / 무엇을 입던지 / 요리하는 동안에

And perhaps most importantly, / no matter what you eat, / you feel full after a meal

= whatever you eat,

그리고 아마도 가장 중요한 것은 / 무엇을 먹든지 / 식사후에 배가 부르다는 것이다

─ whether you eat a steak / at a restaurant / or a bowl of noodles at home.

whether A or B 'A든지 B든지‘

스테이크를 먹던지 / 식당에서 / 도는 집에서 국수 한 그릇을 먹든지

Mark It Up

Why does the writer think that cooking your own meal is better than eating out?

Day 30

Tonight / I'm going to have rice, / fried potatoes, / frozen vegetables, / and a hot dog.

오늘 밤에 / 나는 밥을 먹을 것이다 / 튀긴 감자 / 냉동 야채 / 그리고 핫도그

This will be a farewell meal.

이것은 작별 식사가 될 것이다

The total amount / (that) I spent on food / this month / was $27.28.

총 금액 / 음식에 쓴 / 이번 달에 / 27달러 28센트다

That's about 91 cents a day / and I still have some food / (which is) left.

그것은 하루에 약 91센트이고 / 여전히 약간의 음식이 있다 / 남아있는

I also lost about 10 pounds / this month.

나는 또한 약 10파운드의 몸무게가 줄었다 / 이번 달에

I don't dare to say / that I now know / how it feels to be poor.

간접의문문 : 의+주+동

나는 감히 말할 수 없다 / 지금 안다고 / 가난하다는 것이 어떠하다 라고

I could always stop this experiment / whenever I wanted to.

stop this experiment가 생략

이 실험을 그만 둘 수 있다 / 내가 원하면 언제든지

So many people / around the world / have only a dollar a day

너무 많은 사람들이 / 전 세계에 / 하루에 1달러 밖에 없다

to spend not only on food but also on clothes, fuel, medicine, / and everything else.

음식 뿐 만 아니라 옷, 연료, 의약품에 사용 할 돈이 / 그 외 다른 것에

I've realized / how fortunate I am.

감탄문 : how+형+주+동 / what+a+형+명+주+동

나는 깨달았다 / 내가 얼마나 운이 좋은지

Now I think again / whenever I feel like spending money / on unimportant stuff.

다시 생각해 본다 / 돈을 쓰고 싶을 때마다 / 중요하지 않는 것에

Pause and Think

How much do you spend on snacks every month?

Would you be able to live on a dollar a day?

Could you live on a dollar a day?

"When I'm hungry, / I can't follow / what the teacher is saying.

= the thing which  ~하는 것

배가 고플 때는 / 따라 갈 수 없어요 / 선생님이 하시는 말씀을

When I return home / from school, / I go to sleep right away

집에 돌아오면 / 학교에서 / 나는 즉시 잠자러 간다

because I'm too hungry / to move around."

= too ~ that+주어+cannot~

너무 배가 고파서 돌아다닐 수가 없기 때문에

─ Mohammed, 16, Sudan

"I finished 8th grade / but couldn't continue / with school

8학년이 끝났다 / 계속 다닐 수가 없다 / 학교에

because my parents couldn't afford the cost.

부모가 비용을 감당 할 수 없기 때문에

I have to stay home / and look after my younger brothers and sisters.

집에 머물면서 / 동생들을 돌보아야만 한다

Some day I would like to go back / to school / and become a nurse."

would like+동사원형 ‘~하고 싶다’

언젠가 / 돌아가고 싶다 / 학교에 / 간호사가 되고 싶다

─ Anne, 17, Malawi

"We spend about 80 cents a day / on food and fuel.

우리는 하루에 80센트를 쓴다 / 음식과 연료에

We have two meals a day, / mainly rice and beans.

하루 두끼를 먹는데 / 주로 쌀과 콩이다

Medical cost comes to 3.3 cents a day ($12 per year),

의료비는 하루에 3,3센트에 달하는데 (일 녀에 12달러)

/ mainly on medicine for my sick husband.

주로 아픈 남편을 위한 약값이다

We are happy / but life is hard."

우리는 행복하지만 / 사는 건 어렵습니다.

─ Runa, 37, Bangladesh

해석연습

①  Would you believe that about one billion people live on less than a dollar a day?

②  Poverty is a problem all around the world.

③  Extreme poverty exists in almost every country on earth.

④  In international terms, to be officially poor is to live on less than US$1 per day.

⑤  An American college student decided to spend $1 a day on food for a month to appreciate the value of a dollar.

⑥  He wrote a diary every day to record his experience.

⑦  The following is a selection of his entries.

⑧  The first day wasn't too hard.

⑨  I only ate one meal today: a sandwich and a bowl of ramen.

⑩  It was OK, but I think I will be bored with that meal soon.

⑪  Today I made my first trip to the grocery store.

⑫  Rice and ramen were the only items that were cheap enough to fit into my budget.

⑬  When I got home, I realized I didn't have anything to mix with the rice.

①  I'll have to find something cheap to mix with it.

②  I felt really tired all day long. I didn't feel like doing anything today.

③  Here are some of the questions I've got from my friends so far:

④  Are you trying to lose weight?

⑤  No, but I wouldn't be surprised if I did.

⑥  Are you poor? Yes, but not this poor!

⑦  Are you going to keep living like this after the month is over?

⑧  No way!

⑨ One-third of the experiment is over today, and I'm already thinking about food in a very different way.

⑩  I am hungry but food isn't on my mind all the time.

⑪  Before this project, whenever I thought about food, I thought about the taste of it.

⑫  I used to ask myself "Should I have cheese on my hamburger?"

⑬  or "Should I have cheese pizza or pepperoni?"

⑭  But when you're living on a dollar a day, taste isn't an issue.

①  It all tastes the same: bread, noodles, beans, rice, etc.

②  Over the past few days, a completely unexpected feeling has come over me.

③  I found that extra food made me feel slow and heavy.

④  We live in a culture where we eat to feel "comfortable and good."

⑤  Food and emotion are deeply related.

⑥  Think about all the food we eat on happy occasions.

⑦ We eat cake and ice cream at a party, wine at a wedding, popcorn at a movie, etc.

⑧  My point is that we often live to eat rather than eat to live.

⑨  I used to eat out a lot! It seemed easier.

⑩  Since I started this project, however, I've come to realize that eating out takes time as well as money.

⑪  It means you have to get ready to go out, get in your car, find a restaurant, order your food, wait for

your food, and so on.

⑫  On the other hand, rice takes only 20 minutes to cook.

⑬  It's faster and much cheaper.

①  Moreover, no one cares what you're wearing while you cook.

②  And perhaps most importantly, no matter what you eat, you feel full after a meal

③ whether you eat a steak at a restaurant or a bowl of noodles at home.

④ Tonight I'm going to have rice, fried potatoes, frozen vegetables, and a hot dog.

⑤  This will be a farewell meal.

⑥  The total amount I spent on food this month was $27.28.

⑦  That's about 91 cents a day and I still have some food left.

⑧  I also lost about 10 pounds this month.

⑨  I don't dare to say that I now know how it feels to be poor.

⑩  I could always stop this experiment whenever I wanted to.

⑪  So many people around the world have only a dollar a day

to spend not only on food but also on clothes, fuel, medicine, and everything else.

⑫  I've realized how fortunate I am.

① Now I think again whenever I feel like spending money on unimportant stuff.

②  Could you live on a dollar a day?

③  When I'm hungry, I can't follow what the teacher is saying.

④  When I return home from school, I go to sleep right away because I'm too hungry to move around.

⑤  I finished 8th grade but couldn't continue with school because my parents couldn't afford the cost.

⑥  I have to stay home and look after my younger brothers and sisters.

⑦  Some day I would like to go back to school and become a nurse.

⑧  We spend about 80 cents a day on food and fuel.

⑨  We have two meals a day, mainly rice and beans.

⑩  Medical cost comes to 3.3 cents a day ($12 per year), mainly on medicine for my sick husband.

⑪  We are happy but life is hard.

빈칸완성

A Dollar a Day

Would you believe that about one billion people 1. ~으로 살아가다 live (    ) less than a dollar a day? Poverty is a problem all around the world. Extreme poverty exists in almost every country on earth. In international terms, 2. 부정사용법은? to be officially poor is 3. 부정사 용법은? to live on less than US$1 per day.

An American college student 4. 쓰기로 결심했다(           ) (    )(         ) $1 a day 5. ~에(전치사) (    ) food for a month 6. 부정사 용법은? to appreciate the value of a dollar. He wrote a diary every day 7. 부정사 용법은? to record his experience. The following is a selection of his entries.

Day 1

The first day wasn't too hard. I only ate one meal today: a sandwich and a bowl of ramen. It was OK, but I think I will be 8. ( boring / bored ) with that meal soon.

Mark It Up

Why did the writer buy rice and ramen 9. ~대신에 (         ) (    ) other food?

Day 2

Today I made my first trip to the grocery store. Rice and ramen were the only items 10. (what / that) were cheap 11. (예산에) 충분히 맞는(        ) (      ) (      ) (          ) my budget. When I got home, I realized I didn't have anything 12. 부정사용법? to mix 13. 전치사(      ) the rice. I'll have to find 14. ( cheap something / something cheap ) to mix 15. 전치사(        ) it.

Day 3

I felt really tired all day long. I didn't 16. ~하고 싶다(       ) (       )(         ) anything today.

Day 5

Here are some of the questions I've got from my friends so far:

Are you trying to 17. 살을 빼다(         )(          )? (No, but I 18. 놀라지 않을 것이다(          )(      )(            ) if I 19. 가리키는 말은? did.)

Are you poor? (Yes, but not this poor!)

Are you going to 20. 계속 살아가다(       )(        ) like this after the month 21. 끝나다(   ) (        )? (No way!)

Pause and Think

If you 22. (was / were ) the writer's friend, what would you ask?

Day 10

23. 3분의 1 (            ) of the experiment 24. ( is/ are) over today, and I'm already thinking about food in a very different way. I am hungry but food isn't 25. 마음에 걸려(     ) my (      ) all the time. Before this project, 26. ~할때마다(          ) I thought about food, I thought about the taste of it. I 27. 나자신에게 묻곤했다(         )(     )(      )(       ), "Should I have cheese on my hamburger?" or "Should I have cheese pizza or pepperoni?" But when you're living 28. 전치사(    ) a dollar a day, taste isn't an issue. It all tastes the same: bread, noodles, beans, rice, etc.

Day 15

Over the past few days, a completely 29. 예상못한(           ) feeling has 30.~에게 찾아오다, 엄습하다(        ) (         ) me. I found that extra food made me 31. 알맞은 동사형태 ( feel ) 32. (slowly / slow ) and (heavily / heavy). We live in a culture 33. ( where / which ) we eat to feel "comfortable and good." Food and emotion are deeply 34.( relating / related). Think about all the food 35. 생략된 말(        )we eat 36. 즐거울 때 (    ) happy (          ). We eat cake and ice cream at a party, wine at a wedding, popcorn at a movie, etc. My point is 37. ( that/ what) we often live to eat 38. ~라기 보다는(         ) (      ) eat to live.

Mark It Up

Read the entries for Day 10 and Day 15 and notice how the writer's view of food has changed.

Day 25

I 39. 외식하곤 했다(        )(    )(       ) out a lot. It seemed easier. Since I started this project, 40. 접속사(          ), I've 41. 깨닫게 되다(        )(    )(         ) that eating out 42. 알맞은 형태 ( take ) time 43. ~뿐 아니라(    )(       )(    ) money. It means you have to get ready to go out, 44. 알맞은 형태 ( get ) in your car,  알맞은 형태 ( find ) a restaurant, 알맞은 형태 ( order ) your food, 알맞은 형태 (  wait ) for your food, and so on. 45. 반면에(     )(     )(        )(        ), rice takes only 20 minutes to cook. It's faster and 46. 훨씬(       ) cheaper. 47. 접속사(          ), no one cares 48. ( that / what ) you're wearing 49.( during /while ) you cook. And perhaps most importantly, 50. 무엇을 먹던지 (     )(         )(       ) you eat, you feel full after a meal ─ 51. ~이든지 아니든지(          ) you eat a steak at a restaurant or a bowl of noodles at home.

Mark It Up

Why does the writer think that cooking your own meal is better than eating out?

Day 30

Tonight I'm going to have rice, fried potatoes, frozen vegetables, and a hot dog. This will be a farewell meal. The total amount 52. 생략된 단어 (        ) I spent 53. 전치사(    ) food this month was $27.28. That's about 91 cents a day and I still have some food 54. 남은(       ). I also lost about 10 pounds this month. I don't dare to say that I now know 55. 알맞게 배열하시오 ( how, to, poor, it, be, feels). I could always stop this experiment 56. ~할때마다(         ) I wanted to. So many people around the world have only a dollar a day to spend 57. ~뿐아니라 ~도(      )(       ) on food (       )(        ) on clothes, fuel, medicine, and everything else. I've realized 58. 내가 얼마나 행운인지(      )(          )(        )(        ). Now I think again whenever I 59. 돈을 쓰고 싶다(      )(      )(          ) money 60. ~에(     ) unimportant stuff.

Pause and Think

How much do you spend on snacks every month?

Would you be able to live on a dollar a day?

Could you live on a dollar a day?

"When I'm hungry, I can't follow 61. ( that / what) the teacher is saying. When I return home from school, I go to sleep right away because I'm 62. 너무~해서 ~할 수 없다(       ) hungry (      ) move around."

─ Mohammed, 16, Sudan

"I finished 8th grade but couldn't continue with school 63. 접속사(          ) my parents 64. ~할 여유가 없었다 couldn't (         ) the cost. I have to stay home and 65. 돌보다(       )(        ) my younger brothers and sisters. Some day I 66. ~하고 싶다(          )(        )(      ) go back to school and become a nurse."

─ Anne, 17, Malawi

"We spend about 80 cents a day 67. 전치사 ~에(     ) food and fuel. We have two meals a day, mainly rice and beans. Medical cost comes to 3.3 cents a day ($12 per year), mainly 68. 전치사(    ) medicine 69. 전치사(     ) my sick husband. We are happy but life is hard."

─ Runa, 37, Bangladesh