1.다음 문장이 들어갈 위치는?

②

It‘s really quite amazing.

①Have you ever packed a suitcase and noticed how much more you can fit inside when you neatly fold and organize your clothes instead of just throwing them in? ②The same applies to other areas of your life. ③The better you organize yourself, the more activities you'll be able to pack into the time available. ④Here is an amazing model called the Time Zones that can help you pack more in.⑤

2. 다음 문장에 연결될 순서는?

B-A-C

Here is an amazing model called the Time Zones that can help you pack more in.

(A)Each zone contains different kinds of activities and is represented by a type of person.

(B)In general, we spend our time in four different time zones, as shown below.

(C)As we dig a little deeper into each personality type, ask yourself, "What zone am I spending most of my time in?"

3. 다음 문장이 들어갈 위치는?

⑤

In fact, his mind won't work at full speed until there's an emergency.

Meet the Delayer, who hangs out in Zone 1. ①Don't expect him to study for a test until the night before. ②He is addicted to urgency. ③He likes to put things off until it becomes a crisis. ④He likes it that way because doing everything at the last minute is exciting for him. ⑤

4. 다음에 이어질 문장 순서는?

C-B-A

Meet the Planner. Although she's by no means perfect, she's basically got it together.

(A)She sets aside time to exercise and take care of herself, even if it means postponing other things.

(B)By doing her assignment on time, she does her best work and avoids the stress and burnout that come from cramming.

(C)She takes a look at everything she has to do and then prioritizes, making sure her first things get done first and her last things last.

5. 글의 흐름과 무관한 문장은?

③

Meet the Yes-man of Zone 3, who has a very hard time saying no to anything or anyone. ①Zone 3 is characterized by trying to please other people and responding to their every desire. ②Zone 3 is loaded with activities that are important to other people but not important to you. ③These activities are neither urgent nor important. ④All of us have a little Zone 3 inside of us. ⑤We will not accomplish much if we say yes to everything and never learn to focus on our own priorities.

6.다음 문장이 들어갈 위치는?

③

The idler in Zone 4 loves everything to excess.

Meet the Idler who loafs about in Zone 4. ①Zone 4 is the category of waste and excess. ②These activities are neither urgent nor important. ③ He likes watching too much TV, sleeping too much, and spending too much time on the Web.④ School, of course, is the last thing on his mind.⑤

7.다음 문장에 연결된 순서는?

B-A-C

So in which zone do you spend the majority of your time?

(A)In addition to spending more time in Zone 2, consider two other suggestions to help you better manage your time and put first things first: Pick up a planner and plan weekly.

(B)The only way you'll find more time for Zone 2 is to cut down on the amount of time you spend in the other zones.

(C)Here is how to do that.

8.다음 문장에 이어질 순서는?

B-A-C

Use a planner of some sort that has a calendar and space to write down appointments, assignments, to-do lists, and goals.

(A)If this describes you, keep in mind that a planner isn't designed to tie you down but to free you up. (B)Some of you may be thinking, "I don't want my life to be tied to a planner. I like my freedom." (C)With a planner you'll no longer have to worry about forgetting things.

9.다음 문장에 이어질 순서는?

C-B-A

With a planner you'll no longer have to worry about forgetting things.

(A)A planner is not meant to be your master but a tool to help you live your life more efficiently.

(B)You can keep all of your important information in one place instead of on twenty scraps of paper.

(C)It will remind you when your papers are due and tests are to be taken.

10.다음 문장이 들어갈 위치는?

⑤

During your weekly planning, block out time for your priorities by booking them first in your planner.

① At the end or beginning of each week, sit down and think about what you want to accomplish in the upcoming week. ②Ask yourself, "What are the most important things I need to do this week?" ③They are mini goals and should be tied to your longer-term goals. ④Here's a list of potential mini goals.⑤

11. 다음 문장이 들어갈 위치는?

③

Now block out those times.

①During your weekly planning, block out time for your priorities by booking them first in your planner. ②For example, you might decide that the best time to study for a science test is Tuesday night and the best time to call your grandma is Sunday afternoon.③  It's like making a reservation. ④If you block out time for what's most important to you first, other everyday activities will fit in as well.⑤

12. 다음 문장에 연결될 순서는?

C-A-B

Now block out those times.

(A)If you block out time for what's most important to you first, other everyday activities will fit in as well.

(B)Once you have your priorities booked, schedule in all of your other minor to-dos, daily tasks, and appointments.

(C)It's like making a reservation.

13. 다음 문장을 순서대로 나열하면?

D-B-A-C

(A)It takes discipline to overcome your fears.

(B)It takes discipline to manage your time.

(C)Don't get discouraged if you find it very difficult at first.

(D)In the final analysis, putting first things first takes discipline.

14.다음 글의 앞에 나올 내용으로 가장 적절한 것은?

③

The same applies to other areas of your life. The better you organize yourself, the more activities you'll be able to pack into the time available. Here is an amazing model called the Time Zones that can help you pack more in.

①An Amazing accident.

②The activities we can participate in.

③The example of dense organization

④The kinds of Time Zones

⑤How to arrange suitcases

15.다음 문장이 들어갈 위치는?

①

The better you organize yourself, the more activities you'll be able to pack into the time available.

①Here is an amazing model called the Time Zones that can help you pack more in. ②In general, we spend our time in four different time zones, as shown below. ③Each zone contains different kinds of activities and is represented by a type of person. ④As we dig a little deeper into each personality type, ask yourself, "What zone am I spending most of my time in?"⑤

16. 다음 글의 주제는?

①

Meet the Delayer, who hangs out in Zone 1. Don't expect him to study for a test until the night before. He is addicted to urgency. He likes to put things off until it becomes a crisis. He likes it that way because doing everything at the last minute is exciting for him. In fact, his mind won't work at full speed until there's an emergency.

①The characteristic of the delayer

②The reasons for delaying things

③The difference between the idler and the delayer

④The personality of the delayer

⑤How to try not to delay

17.빈칸에 들어갈 말은?

②

Meet the Planner. Although she's by no means perfect, she's basically got it together. She takes a look at everything she has to do and then prioritizes, making sure her first things get done first and her last things last. By doing her assignment on time, she does her best work and avoids the stress and burnout that come from cramming. She sets aside time to exercise and take care of herself, even if it means postponing other things.

①Meet the Idler

②Meet the planner

③Meet the Yes-man

④Pick up a Planner

⑤Plan Weekly

18.빈칸에 들어갈 말로 적당한 것은?

⑤

Meet the Delayer, who hangs out in Zone 1. Don't expect him to study for a test until the night before. He is addicted to urgency. He likes to put things off until it becomes a crisis. He likes it that way because doing everything at the last minute is exciting for him. In fact , his mind won't work at full speed until there's an emergency.

①However	②For example

③In addition	④Therefore	⑤In fact

19. 글의 흐름상 어색한 부분은?

③

Meet the Yes-man of Zone 3, who has a very hard time ①saying no to anything or anyone. Zone 3 is characterized by trying ②to please other people and responding to ③his every desire. Zone 3 is loaded with activities that are important ④to other people but not important to you. All of us have a little Zone 3 inside of us. We will not accomplish much if we say yes to everything and never learn ⑤to focus on our own priorities.

20. 빈칸에 알맞은 말은?

②

Meet the Idler who loafs about in Zone 4. Zone 4 is the category of waste and excess. These activities are neither urgent nor important. The idler in Zone 4 loves everything to excess. He likes watching too much TV, sleeping too much, and spending too much time on the Web. School, of course, is the last thing on his mind.

①importance ②excess ③entertainment ④pleasure

⑤abundance

21.빈칸에 알맞은 단어로 가장 잘 짝지어진 것은?

⑤

So in which zone do you spend the majority of your time? The only way you'll find more time for Zone 2 is to cut down on the amount of time you spend in the other zones. In addition to spending more time in Zone 2, consider two other suggestions to help you better manage your time and put first things first: Pick up a planner and plan weekly. Here is how to do that.

①increase ----------spend

②increase ----------waste

③increase ----------manage

④cut down on ----------waste

⑤cut down on  ----------manage

22. 다음을 설명한 글이다. 틀린 것은?

⑤

Use a planner of some sort ①that has a calendar and space to write down appointments, assignments, to-do lists, and goals. Some of you may be thinking, "I don't want my life ②to be tied to a planner. I like my freedom." If this describes you, keep in mind that a planner isn't designed to ③tie you down but to free you up. With a planner you'll no longer have to worry about forgetting things. It will remind you when your papers are due and tests ④are to be taken. You can keep all of your important information in one place instead of on twenty scraps of paper. A planner is not ⑤meant to be your master but a tool to help you live your life more efficiently.

①관계대명사로 쓰였다.

②생략가능하다

③이어동사이므로 대명사가 가운데 쓰인다

④예정을 나타낸다

⑤의미하다의 뜻이다

23. 다음 밑줄 그은 말의 뜻을 쓰시오.

단위로, 기간

(A) we think in terms of weeks

(B) They are mini goals and should be tied to your longer-term goals.

24.다음 빈칸에 “네가 스스로를 잘 조직화할수록 시간표에 더 많은 활동들을 꾸려넣을 수 있을 것이다”를 다음 단어를 활용하여 맞게 써 넣으시오.

The better you organize yourself, the more activities you'll be able to pack

다음: organize, activities, pack

Have you ever packed a suitcase and noticed how much more you can fit inside when you neatly fold and organize your clothes instead of just throwing them in? It‘s really quite amazing. The same applies to other areas of your life. ______ _______ _______ _______ ________, ______ _______ _______ _______ ________ _______ ______ _______ ________ into the time available.

25. 밑줄에 ‘아래에서 볼 수 있는 것처럼’이란 뜻의 3단어를 써 넣으시오.

as shown below

Here is an amazing model called the Time Zones that can help you pack more in. In general, we spend our time in four different time zones, ______ _______ ________.

26. 문맥을 참조하여 주어진 철자로 시작하는 단어를 써 넣으시오.

urgency

Meet the Delayer, who hangs out in Zone 1. Don't expect him to study for a test until the night before. He is addicted to urgency   . He likes to put things off until it becomes a crisis. He likes it that way because doing everything at the last minute is exciting for him. In fact, his mind won't work at full speed until there's an emergency.

27. 빈칸에 ‘확실히 그녀의 먼저 할 일을 먼저하고, 나중에 할 일을 나중에 하게 함으로써’를 주어진 단어를 활용하여, 빈칸 수에 맞게 써 넣으시오.

making sure her first things get done first and her last things last

단어: make sure, get, her first things, first, last

Meet the Planner. Although she's by no means perfect, she's basically got it together. She takes a look at everything she has to do and then prioritizes, ______ _______ _______ _______ ________ _______ ______ _______ _______ _______ ________ _______ _______. By doing her assignment on time, she does her best work and avoids the stress and burnout that come from cramming. She sets aside time to exercise and take care of herself, even if it means postponing other things.

28. 문맥상 어색한 부분을 찾아 고치시오.

맨 뒤의 no->yes

Meet the Yes-man of Zone 3, who has a very hard time saying no to anything or anyone. Zone 3 is characterized by trying to please other people and responding to their every desire. Zone 3 is loaded with activities that are important to other people but not important to you. All of us have a little Zone 3 inside of us. We will not accomplish much if we say no to everything and never learn to focus on our own priorities.

29.다음에 이어질 문장의 순서를 쓰시오.

3-1-2-4-5

Meet the Idler who loafs about in Zone 4.

①These activities are neither urgent nor important.

②The idler in Zone 4 loves everything to excess.

③Zone 4 is the category of waste and excess.

④He likes watching too much TV, sleeping too much, and spending too much time on the Web.

⑤School, of course, is the last thing on his mind.

30. 빈칸에 들어갈 전치사를 각각 쓰시오.

for/ on /in

So in which zone do you spend the majority of your time? The only way you'll find more time (A)______ Zone 2 is to cut down (B)_______ the amount of time you spend in the other zones. In addition to spending more time (C)________ Zone 2, consider two other suggestions to help you better manage your time and put first things first: Pick up a planner and plan weekly. Here is how to do that.

31. 전후 문맥을 참고하여, 밑줄 안에 들어갈 말을 본문에서 찾아 활용하여 쓰시오.

be tied to

Use a planner of some sort that has a calendar and space to write down appointments, assignments, to-do lists, and goals. Some of you may be thinking, "I don't want my life to ______ _______ ________ a planner. I like my freedom." If this describes you, keep in mind that a planner isn't designed to tie you down but to free you up.

32.빈칸에 주어진 철자로 시작하는 단어로 어법에 맞게 써 넣으시오.

forgetting

With a planner you'll no longer have to worry about f_________ things. It will remind you when your papers are due and tests are to be taken. You can keep all of your important information in one place instead of on twenty scraps of paper.

33.밑줄에 주어진 단어를 배열하시오.

what a difference it can make

단어: make, a, difference, it, can, make, what

Take fifteen minutes each week to plan your week, and just watch what a difference it can make. Why weekly? It is because we think in terms of weeks and because daily planning is too narrow a focus and monthly planning is too broad a focus.

At the end or beginning of each week, sit down and think about what you want to accomplish in the upcoming week. Ask yourself, "What are the most important things I need to do this week?" They are mini goals and should be tied to your longer-term goals.

34. 빈칸에 알맞은 단어를 주어진 단어에서 찾아 어형에 맞게 순서대로 써 넣으시오.(중복될 수 있음)

booking, reservation, block, booked

단어: block, book, reserve,

During your weekly planning, block out time for your priorities by booking them first in your planner. For example, you might decide that the best time to study for a science test is Tuesday night and the best time to call your grandma is Sunday afternoon. Now block out those times. It's like making a reservation. If you block    out time for what's most important to you first, other everyday activities will fit in as well. Once you have your priorities booked, schedule in all of your other minor to-dos, daily tasks, and appointments.

35. 빈칸에 ‘먼저 할일들은 먼저하는 것은 훈련을 요한다’라는 말을 빈칸 수에 맞게 써 넣으시오.

putting first things first takes discipline

In the final analysis, ______ _______ _______ _______ ________ _______. It takes discipline to manage your time. It takes discipline to overcome your fears. Don't get discouraged if you find it very difficult at first.

Have you ever packed a suitcase and noticed how much more you can fit inside when you neatly fold and organize your clothes instead of just throwing them in? It‘s really quite amazing. The same applies to other areas of your life. The better you organize yourself, the more activities you'll be able to pack into the time available. Here is an amazing model called the Time Zones that can help you pack more in. In general, we spend our time in four different time zones, as shown below. Each zone contains different kinds of activities and is represented by a type of person. As we dig a little deeper into each personality type, ask yourself, "What zone am I spending most of my time in?"

Zone 1: The Delayer

Meet the Delayer, who hangs out in Zone 1. Don't expect him to study for a test until the night before. He is addicted to urgency. He likes to put things off until it becomes a crisis. He likes it that way because doing everything at the last minute is exciting for him. In fact, his mind won't work at full speed until there's an emergency.

Zone 2: The Planner

Meet the Planner. Although she's by no means perfect, she's basically got it together. She takes a look at everything she has to do and then prioritizes, making sure her first things get done first and her last things last. By doing her assignment on time, she does her best work and avoids the stress and burnout that come from cramming. She sets aside time to exercise and take care of herself, even if it means postponing other things.

Zone 3: The Yes-man

Meet the Yes-man of Zone 3, who has a very hard time saying no to anything or anyone. Zone 3 is characterized by trying to please other people and responding to their every desire. Zone 3 is loaded with activities that are important to other people but not important to you. All of us have a little Zone 3 inside of us. We will not accomplish much if we say yes to everything and never learn to focus on our own priorities.

Zone 4: The Idler

Meet the Idler who loafs about in Zone 4. Zone 4 is the category of waste and excess. These activities are neither urgent nor important. The idler in Zone 4 loves everything to excess. He likes watching too much TV, sleeping too much, and spending too much time on the Web. School, of course, is the last thing on his mind.

So in which zone do you spend the majority of your time? The only way you'll find more time for Zone 2 is to cut down on the amount of time you spend in the other zones. In addition to spending more time in Zone 2, consider two other suggestions to help you better manage your time and put first things first: Pick up a planner and plan weekly. Here is how to do that.

Pick Up a Planner

Use a planner of some sort that has a calendar and space to write down appointments, assignments, to-do lists, and goals. Some of you may be thinking, "I don't want my life to be tied to a planner. I like my freedom." If this describes you, keep in mind that a planner isn't designed to tie you down but to free you up. With a planner you'll no longer have to worry about forgetting things. It will remind you when your papers are due and tests are to be taken. You can keep all of your important information in one place instead of on twenty scraps of paper. A planner is not meant to be your master but a tool to help you live your life more efficiently.

Plan Weekly

Take fifteen minutes each week to plan your week, and just watch what a difference it can make. Why weekly? It is because we think in terms of weeks and because daily planning is too narrow a focus and monthly planning is too broad a focus.

At the end or beginning of each week, sit down and think about what you want to accomplish in the upcoming week. Ask yourself, "What are the most important things I need to do this week?" They are mini goals and should be tied to your longer-term goals. Here's a list of potential mini goals:

* Study for science test

* Finish reading a book

* Call Grandma

* Exercise 3 times

During your weekly planning, block out time for your priorities by booking them first in your planner. For example, you might decide that the best time to study for a science test is Tuesday night and the best time to call your grandma is Sunday afternoon. Now block out those times. It's like making a reservation. If you block out time for what's most important to you first, other everyday activities will fit in as well. Once you have your priorities booked, schedule in all of your other minor to-dos, daily tasks, and appointments.

In the final analysis, putting first things first takes discipline. It takes discipline to manage your time. It takes discipline to overcome your fears. Don't get discouraged if you find it very difficult at first. Remember that only through discipline will you be able to achieve your goal of spending most of your time in Zone 2!