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◦ 지에 명과 수험 번 를 히 기입하시 .

◦ 답안지에 수험 번 및 답을 표기할 는 반드시 수험생이‘

지켜야 할 일에 라 표기하시’ .

◦ 항에 라 배 이 다르니 각 음의 끝에 표시된 배 을,

참고하시 과 항에만 수가 표시되어 있습니다. 1 3 .

수 표시가 없는 항은 모두 씩입니다2 .

번부터 번까지는 듣고 답하는 문제입니다 방송을 잘1 17 .

듣고 답을 하기 바랍니다 듣는 내용은 한 번만 방송됩니다. .

1. 듣고 여 가 사 는 고 시 점, . [1 ]

① ② ③

④ ⑤

2. 듣고 에 한 여 심정 가 적절한 것,

고 시 .

indifferent① grateful② worried③

envious④ angry⑤

3. 다 듣고 엇에 한 지 고 시, .

전 상거래 단점①

상품 품질 개 필②

웹사 트③

상 가 는 과정④

고객 절하게 하는⑤

4. 듣고 가 늘 할 고 시, .

쇼핑하① 퇴원 하② 집 청 하③

돌보④ 티 참 하⑤

5. 듣고 여 가 건 값 지 하 한 고 시, .

$10① $15② $20③ $25④ $30⑤

6. 다 듣고 여 가 하는 말 목적 가 적절한 것,

고 시 .

업 시간 변경 공지하 고①

시험 점 리 고②

말고사 실시 계 내하 고③

학생들에게 실험 조 개하 고④

건강 리에 할 것 당 하 고⑤

7. 듣고 가 여 에게 탁한 고 시, .

표 꾸① 도 해주②

도 정리 도 주③ 연체 도 납하④

도 지 차 태워주⑤

8. 듣고 사람 계 가 타낸 것 고 시, .

학 사-① 객 여행가 드-② 사-③

연주 지-④ 직 접-⑤

9. 듣고 사람 하고 는 가 적절한,

것 고 시 .

공항① 행② 람③ 여행사④ 공원⑤

10. 듣고 가 여 해 할 가 적절한 것,

고 시 .

to sing a jazz song for her①

to introduce her to a musician②

to buy a birthday present for her③

to invite her to his birthday party④

to get information about a concert⑤

11. 다 표 보 듣고 사람 할 집 고 시, .

Rent(per month)

Location Bedrooms Facilities

① $200 Near the Subway 3 Furnishedㆍ

② $150 Near the Subway 2 Unfurnishedㆍ

③ $160 Near a Park 2 Unfurnishedㆍ

④ $180 Near a Park 2FurnishedㆍInternetㆍ

⑤ $220 Near a Park 3FurnishedㆍInternetㆍ

학년도 월 고 전국연합학력평가 제지2008 9 2

제 교시3 외국어 어 역( )성명 수험번 2 1

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12. 다 듣고 핑 용 내 내용과 하지, 는

것 고 시 .

핑 에 는 피울 없다.①

트는 미 상 간격 해 한다6 .②

샤워 과 실 료 용할 다.③

정 후에는 연주할 없다.④

규정 할 경우 내 한다.⑤

13. 다 그림 상 에 가 적절한 고 시 .

① ② ③ ④ ⑤

14. 듣고 마지막 말에 한 여 답 가,

적절한 것 고 시 .

Woman:

The North Pole is cold even in summer.①

Nowadays, the price of oil has risen too much.②

The elevators of this building look very clean.③

There’re so many things we can do in our daily lives!④

Finally, I’ve got a new computer!⑤

15. 듣고 여 마지막 말에 한 답 가,

적절한 것 고 시 .

Man:

You should have worked harder.①

You’re very considerate to say so.②

I hope it will not hurt your health.③

I’m sorry I couldn’t stay there longer.④

I should have seen my doctor earlier.⑤

16. 듣고 마지막 말에 한 여 답 가,

적절한 것 고 시 점. [3 ]

Woman:

Let’s get together one of these days.①

I’m sorry. I’ll be busy that day.②

I know teaching is a hard job.③

I’m glad you’ve got the job.④

I’ll miss you very much.⑤

17. 다 상 듣고 생님 학생들에게 할 말 가,

적절한 것 고 시 .

Mr. Kim:

Good job! We finally won the game.①

No problem. I’ll be happy to help you.②

I’m sorry. I forgot to bring the basketball.③

Thank you for giving me these lovely flowers.④

Thanks for your help. The school looks much better.⑤

이제 듣기 말하기 문제는 다 끝났습니다 번부터는. 18ㆍ

문제지의 지시에 따라 답을 하기 바랍니다.

18. This[this]가 가리키는 것 가 적절한 것 점? [1 ]

This is a very ancient article. This was often used in

palaces and great houses in the early Middle Ages. This was

then often of great size, covered with leather, and firm

enough to serve as a seat. But nowadays this has become

much smaller and stuffed with wool, hair, feathers, polyester

fiber, or even paper fragments. This may be used for sitting

or kneeling upon, or to soften the hardness of a chair or

couch. This can be used temporarily outside to soften a hard

ground.

curtain① belt② cushion③

towel④ bag⑤

19. They[they]가 가리키는 상 지 과 다 것 ?

Little children are passionate about almost everything they

see. In fact, ① they are passionate about seeing itself, and

feeling, and smelling, and hearing, and tasting, too. ② They

reach out for everything they can ― spiders, flowers, hands,

cats, wind, water, you, music, etc. ③They are natural

experimenters, explorers, and examiners. As time goes on,

④ they begin to make connections between things. One child,

seeing oil in a puddle of water, exclaimed, “Oh, look! A

dead rainbow!” They are so different from adults, who say,

“I know what that is,” and dismiss it. What ⑤ they are

really saying is, “I already know about that, and there’s

nothing more to know.”

* puddle: 웅

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20. 다 목적 가 적절한 것 ?

The Kensington Opera House is due for a face­lift. The

building was built in 1886. The Kensington Company, which

runs the theater, will start the $1.5 million construction

project. Improvements will include new seats, new safety

lighting and a new sound system. Part of the project will

include removing the old 19­inch­wide seats at the

Kensington Opera House on Monday. They will be replaced

with 23­inch­wide seats. This beautiful Victorian theater will

be closed throughout the summer and early fall. We are

looking forward to the new version of Kensington!

제 보하 고①

시간 내하 고②

라 단원 집하 고③

보 공사 계 리 고④

개업식에 하 고⑤

21. 각 에 어 에 맞는 표 가(A), (B), (C)

적절한 것 ?

Taking photos on sunny, hot days (A) is / are just as

dangerous for you as it is for your camera. While you can

deal with a simple sunburn, your camera can face permanent

damages from too much sun exposure. (B) Keep / Keeping the

lens covered when you aren’t using it is recommended.

Photos of sunrises and sunsets are always fun to take and

are fun to view later, but pointing your lens directly at the

sun may hurt the camera. The lens is related to the human

eye; (C) both / each are damaged by directly peering at the

light.

(A) (B) (C)

is① ······ Keep ······ each

is② ······ Keeping ······ both

is③ ······ Keeping ······ each

are④ ······ Keeping ······ both

are⑤ ······ Keep ······ each

22. 다 어 상, 틀린 것 ?

When I was growing up, one of the places I enjoyed

most was the cherry tree in the back yard. Every summer

① when the cherries began to ripen, I would spend hours

high in the tree ② picking and eating the sweet, sun­warmed

cherries. My mother always worried about my falling out of

the tree, but I never ③ did. But I had some competition for

the cherries. Flocks of birds enjoyed them ④ as many as I

did and would gather together in the tree, eating the fruit

quickly and eagerly whenever I wasn’t there. I used to

wonder why the grown­ups never ate ⑤ any of the cherries.

23. 다 에 전체 과 계 없는 ?

There are some things to check before you make a

presentation. ①Make sure you know in advance how to

operate the equipment and also when you want particular

displays to appear. ② Arrange beforehand when and what

kind of sound effects you will use. ③ Edit your slides as

carefully as your talk; if a slide is unnecessary, then leave

it out. ④ If questions from the audience are slow in coming,

you can start things off by asking the audience a question.

⑤ And always check your slides for spelling errors, fonts,

and layout.

【24 - 27 다 글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 한 것】

고르시 .

24. Do you know what the expression “playing possum”

means? A person who is playing possum is pretending to be

. The expression comes from the habit of the

opossum, a small animal native to the eastern United States.

Opossums have pointed noses, gray, furry bodies, a pocket

like a kangaroo, and long, hairless tails that they use for

holding tree branches. When an opossum feels threatened, it

rolls onto its back and lies perfectly still. People have long

thought that the opossum was trying to escape from danger.

But now scientists believe because of fear the animal

actually fainted.

brave① honest②

intelligent③ modest④

dead⑤

25. We take great efforts to make our life .

We live in some type of shelter, whether it is an apartment,

a house, or a barn. This shelter protects us from rain, snow,

and other unfavorable elements. But undoubtedly, our

concerns for the same purpose extend well beyond our need

for shelter. We have locks on our doors and windows. We

keep a spare tire in our car and maintain health and auto

insurance. Our country supports national military forces;

towns and cities have police and fire departments. These

people in uniform all exist to meet our needs of the same

kind.

safe and secure① clean and healthy②

rich and productive③ romantic and colorful④

exciting and challenging⑤

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26. You are walking in a rain forest when you come across a

deep narrow valley. The valley is 10 meters deep, and 20

meters wide, and several kilometers long. You have a

6­meter ladder, a pair of scissors, a box of matches, a

candle, an endless supply of rope, and several rocks. How

do you cross the valley? Most people don’t solve the

problem because they consider too many factors. They may

try to invent creative solutions using the ladder, the

scissors, the candle, and the matches. But the puzzle states

that you have an “endless supply of rope.” So you only have

to dump the rope into the valley until it is filled up and you

walk comfortably across. Sometimes in

solving a problem makes it more difficult than just the bare

essentials. 점[3 ]

too much information① severe physical illness②

modern technology③ a great deal of stress④

lack of interest⑤

27. Insects are known for their ability to adapt to changes in

their surroundings. There is a type of moth in England that

is an excellent example of this ability. These moths have

lived in England for a long time. These insects’ appearances

have been changing steadily for years. As the air got more

polluted from coal smoke, the moths’ wings got darker and

darker. They changed to blend in with the darkening color of

the trees, which were covered with layers of soot. Then

England began to pass laws to clean up the air. As a result,

the moths .

* 검soot:

lay eggs in the ground①

have increased in their number②

are now beginning to get lighter③

usually hunt during the day④

can fly for a longer time⑤

28. 다 에 드러 심경 변 가 적절한 것Liz ?

Liz was sitting at her desk, staring out of the window. By

her side she had an empty coffee mug and a blank sheet of

paper. The report was not due until next week and she

allowed her mind to drift and wander about into her pleasant

memories. The sun was shining directly onto the desk.

Feeling hot, she stood up and opened the window. Suddenly

she felt as if she were falling down to the ground. She

grabbed the chair for fear of falling, started to tremble and

sweat, noticed her heart was pounding, and wondered if

something was seriously wrong.

lonely pleased① → hopeful disappointed② →

relaxed frightened③ → nervous calm④ →

worried confident⑤ →

29. 각 에 맥에 맞는 낱말 가(A), (B), (C)

적절한 것 ?

It is not always easy to understand just how large or

small something is. For example, can you really imagine how

small the state of Rhode Island is if you are told that it

(A) covers / discovers twelve hundred square miles? And

can you imagine just how large Texas is? It helps to

(B) combine / compare one with the other. Then you’ll get

a better idea of how small Rhode Island is. In fact,

more than 220 states the size of Rhode Island could

(C) fit / hit into the state of Texas. But the best way is

to visit Rhode Island. You’ll find that you can drive across

the longest part of the state in about an hour and a half.

(A) (B) (C)

covers① ······ combine ······ fit

covers② ······ compare ······ fit

covers③ ······ combine ······ hit

discovers④ ······ compare ······ hit

discovers⑤ ······ combine ······ fit

30. 다 그림에 한 내용 낱말 쓰,

적절하지 것 ?

Children with developmental delay are often slow to

develop head control. Parents need to help them to develop

reasonable head control. To encourage the child to raise her

head when lying face down, attract her attention with an

object that makes ① sounds. If she does not lift her head,

to help her, ② press firmly on each side of the backbone

and slowly bring your hand from her neck toward her

③ hips. If the baby has trouble raising her head because of

a weak back or shoulders, try placing a blanket under her

④ head. Putting a toy ⑤within reach can stimulate interest

and movement.

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31. 다 빈 에 들어갈 말 가 적절한 것(A), (B) ?

Around the turn of the century, there was the so­called

“Internet gold rush.” The general idea was that new

opportunities in cyberspace were so big, and so many people

were charging online to make fortunes. The only comparable

time in history was the U.S. gold rush where many people

moved into California in search of gold. (A) , almost

nobody found any gold. Except for a few miners, those who

made fortunes were only several merchants selling tools and

equipments to the mining camps. (B) , in the Internet

gold rush, some people got rich selling “how to” information

and marketing tools to the mass of people who were seeking

their fortunes online, but most people failed.

(A) (B)

However① ······ Similarly

However② ······ For instance

Besides③ ······ For instance

Therefore④ ······ Similarly

Therefore⑤ ······ Besides

【32 - 33 다 글의 주 로 가장 한 것 고르시 .】

32. Lately some pop music has been criticized for having badeffects on teens’ minds. For example, rap music is being

blamed for all the crimes in cities all over America. Rock

music is also being blamed for giving teens only dark images

and thoughts in their minds. Despite the public concerns on

their lyrics, rap and rock music actually give many teenagers

an outlet from their life problems. They can get away from

their boring daily life and just have time on their own.

Besides, why should pop music have any ‘message’ at all?

People don’t listen to music and analyze the lyrics

thoroughly at the same time. They simply listen and enjoy it.

* 가사lyrics: * 탈outlet:

the origin of rap and rock music①

how to better understand your parents②

the unjust criticism on rap and rock music③

why classical music is important to teens④

famous artists in American pop music⑤

33. Suppose that there is a new kid at school. He has no

friends, no one to talk to. He’s shy and frightened. Imagine

what it would be like to be him right now. You might think,

“Gee, that would be tough,” or something like that. Your

feelings probably would translate into some type of

thoughtful behavior. You might go out of your way to say

hello, for example, or you might suggest that others do the

same. It means that you attempt to put yourself in others’

shoes, to experience something from their place. This is a

great way to become not only a more gracious and

thoughtful person, but a happier one as well.

해하 는 마①

새 운 경에 적 하는②

움 극복하 한③

상상 풍 한 사람 특징④

말과 행동 하지 는⑤

34. 다 에 필 가 주 하는 가 적절한 것 ?

Here in this city I see a small accident or two within a

few days. This surprises me, since the roads in this city are

generally wider, better marked, and less crowded than in my

hometown. So I came to reflect on the details of traffic

policies in this city. And I began to think that the system of

traffic control, with its many signs and stops, has caused

more accidents than it prevents. While we are driving,

attending to a sign competes with attending to the road. The

more signs we have, the less attentive we will be to traffic

conditions.

도 표지 여 한다.①

도 상태 주 점검해 한다.②

정 한 정표가 어 한다.③

운전 전 강 해 한다.④

통경찰 전 책 마 해 한다.⑤

35. 다 도표 내용과 하지 는 ?

The above chart shows the inflation rates and the

increasing rates of college tuition during the past five years.

① During the five years, the increasing rate of college

tuition was higher than the inflation rate each year. ② The

increasing rate of college tuition increased continuously from

2005 to 2007. ③And the gap between the two rates in one

year was the biggest in 2006. ④The increasing rate of

college tuition was the lowest in 2005, and the inflation rate

was the lowest in 2006. ⑤ In 2007, the increasing rate of

college tuition was three times higher than the inflation rate.

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36. 에 한 다 내용과 하는 것Sadie Hawkins Dance ?

In the United States, the Sadie Hawkins Dance is usually

a dancing party sponsored by a high school or a college.

The Sadie Hawkins Dance is named after a comic strip

character Sadie Hawkins. In the comic strip, November 13

was Sadie Hawkins day, when the unmarried women in a

village ran after the single men and married the ones they

caught. This idea came into real life by establishing dance

events to which the woman invited a man of her choosing,

instead of waiting for a man to ask her. It was also the

woman that paid for dinner, the dance tickets, and

everything else on the date. Schools usually schedule the

Sadie Hawkins Dance during November, or, during January or

February.

고등학 에 는 열리지 는다.①

실존 지어졌다.②

여 다린다.③

트 비용 여 담한다.④

매 월에 개 다12 .⑤

37. 에 한 다 내용과 하지Elizabeth Barrett 는 것 ?

Elizabeth Barrett began writing poems when she was six

years old. She had eleven brothers and sisters while growing

up in a beautiful country home in England. Elizabeth even

wrote the story of her life at the age of fourteen. She was

confident that she would be a famous writer some day. The

next year Elizabeth fell ill, and she spent a lot of time in

bed reading and writing. As an adult, she was often ill.

While lying in bed, she wrote volumes of poems and her

poetry became well­known. Admiring her writing, Robert

Browning, who was a poet, visited her. The two writers fell

in love, married, and spent fifteen happy years together.

어린 에 시 쓰 시 했다.①

많 제 매 함께 시골에 랐다.②

한 가가 리라고 신했다.③

병상에 는 동 창 동 단했다.④

시 과 사랑에 빠져 결 했다.⑤

【38 - 39 다 글의 요지로 가장 한 것 고르시 .】

38. The history of the world is full of many examples of theextinction of species. Around 245 million years ago, 90

percent of all species disappeared; 65 million years ago, 50

percent of all living things died out, including the dinosaurs.

Much more recently, the influence of humans has led to

many species becoming extinct. In Hawaii, for example, this

influence led to huge losses of species of plants, insects and

animals. But in each example of extinction the lost species

have been replaced by new ones, so that there is no

reduction in overall amount of living organisms.

종 사라지는 것 생 다 한다.①

래종 별한 생태계 란시킨다.②

종 계적 심각한 경 제 다.③

사라진 종 새 운 종에 해 체 어 다.④

종 종들 복원할 는 개 다.⑤

39. I once tried taking my MP3 player to work to help passthe day. Once the music started to play I simply couldn’t

concentrate on what I was doing and had to switch it off.

This proved to me that music was a major distraction and

not something that was appropriate for the working

environment. Music is a wonderful gift and I would not like

to deny it. But there is a time and place for its presence

and the work place is not one of them. Wait until you get

home to turn on the stereo so you can sing and dance your

way round the house. Keep your mind on the job until you

leave work.

취하게 해 다.①

든 업 경에는 필 하다.②

퇴근 시간 정 지켜 한다.③

래 트 해 에 도움 다.④

직 에 는 듣지 말고 에 집 해 한다.⑤

40. 보 주어진 들어가 에 가 적절한,

곳 ?

Yet, when ashes and grease are combined together, they

can actually get you clean.

Though they seem to be an unlikely combination, chocolate

and chicken are the two main ingredients of a popular and

tasty Mexican dish. ( ) The way two elements work①

together is surprising. ( ) Take ashes and grease, for②

instance. ( ) You wouldn’t think of using either one of③

them if you wanted to clean your hands. ( ) The grease④

would make your skin feel slippery and sticky, and the

ashes would only blacken your skin. ( ) For thousands⑤

of years, people have been using those two ingredients to

make soap.

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【41 - 42 다 글의 목 로 가장 한 것 고르시 .】

41. It’s 24 in the office and 32 outside. It takes a lot of℃ ℃

electricity to cool the entire building. Air flows in and out

of a building because of differences in air pressure. If

outside air flows into the building, it takes more energy to

cool down the inside air. Regular foot traffic in a large

office building can result in a lot of air leaks. That presents

a challenge for engineers: How do you allow people and

things to move in and out of a building while minimizing

unwanted air flow? The revolving door can be presented as

a solution for this problem. A revolving door isn’t airtight,

but it makes air pressure differences smaller. Every time

the door spins, some air will leave the building and some

will come in, but overall, much less passes.

Revolving Doors Save Energy①

Build an Environment­friendly City②

Provide Clean Air into the Building③

Revolving Doors Can Be Dangerous④

Installing a Revolving Door Costs a Lot⑤

42. You may think the best way to tell what someone’s like is

simply to get to know him or her in person. However,

people’s possessions also can tell us even more about their

personalities than face­to­face meetings or what their best

friends say about them. If you poke around in other people’s

rooms, offices, and medicine cabinets, you will realize that

their artifacts― their books, music, photos, and posters ―

serve as nonverbal cues as to who they are and what they

value. For example, you can guess someone’s hobby is

traveling by looking at his or her travel photos or assume

that someone with a lot of CDs likes music.

* poke around: 여 저 지다

Keep Valuables in a Safe Place①

You Are Indeed What You Keep②

Your Hobby Can Be Your Job③

Throw Away Your Old Possessions④

Make Your Office a Healthier Place⑤

43. 다 가 적절한 것 점? [1 ]

It was one of the hottest days of the dry season. We had

not seen rain in almost a month. The crops were dying.

Cows had stopped giving milk. The creeks and streams were

long gone back into the earth. Every day, my husband and

his brothers tried every means to get water to the fields.

They took a truck to the local water supplying plant and

filled it up with water. But the situation was getting worse

and we couldn’t continue farming any more. If we didn’t see

some rain soon, we would lose everything.

festive① peaceful② mysterious③

boring④ desperate⑤

44. 주어진 다 에 어질 가 적절한 것 ?

Talking trees aren’t found only in fairy tales. A new

discovery seems to show that.

(A) But when a tree is attacked by hungry caterpillars, it

tells nearby trees immediately. The other trees get the

message and start creating a special chemical.

(B) According to the discovery, trees have a way of sending

messages to each other. No one knows for sure how it

works.

(C) This substance makes the leaves of the trees taste bad.

Caterpillars won’t eat the bad­tasting leaves. For trees,

this ability to talk proves to be a true lifesaver.

* 비caterpillar: ( , )

(A) - (C) - (B)① (B) - (A) - (C)②

(B) - (C) - (A)③ (C) - (A) - (B)④

(C) - (B) - (A)⑤

45. 다 내용 한 하고 한다 빈. (A)

에 들어갈 말 가 적절한 것 점(B) ? [3 ]

Most animals have been observed playing, and play

does seem to make them happy. But research has also

shown that play is a serious thing, too. In their playful

games, animals can learn about the need to live in

harmony with others. During play, they learn basic rules

that are acceptable to others — how hard they can bite,

how roughly they can interact, and how to resolve

conflicts. Scientists have discovered that play is also

necessary for brain development. For example, rodents

placed in environments with running wheels and other

play structures show greater abilities in problem solving

than rodents who don’t have such opportunities to play.

* 동rodent:

Play is essential for animals to develop (A)

skills, and it also helps animals to get (B) .

(A) (B)

communication① ······ taller

social② ······ smarter

physical③ ······ wilder

hunting④ ······ stronger

artistic⑤ ······ faster

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【46 - 48 다 글 읽고 에 답하시, .】

(A) The Turtle, however, didn’t give up. He challenged

the Rabbit again on a different race track. The Rabbit

accepted it. The Third Race started. The Rabbit soon

disappeared. The Rabbit kept on running as fast as

(a) he could. Suddenly, he came to a river. He was not

able to swim so he was forced to stop. After some time

the Turtle reached the river and started to swim. Within

no time (b) he crossed the river and moved towards the

finishing point while the Rabbit helplessly looked on.

(B) The story does not end here. The Rabbit and the

Turtle decided to run again. This time it was just

running and not a race. While running, until they reached

the river, the Rabbit put the Turtle on (c) his back.

Once they needed to cross the river, the Turtle put the

Rabbit on his back. Both of them reached the finishing

point in less time than ever. They learned that

. During the time they were

competing against one another, just one of them was

able to win after wasting a lot of time and energy.

(C) Remember the famous Rabbit­Turtle race? We all

know that at the end of the story the Rabbit was not

able to win the race against the Turtle. Well, this is

actually not the end of the story. After the race, the

Rabbit decided to have a race again. This time, (d) he

decided he would not take a nap. The race started and

soon the Rabbit was far away from the sight of the

Turtle. This time (e) he didn’t stop and defeated the

Turtle by a big margin.

46. 가 적절한 것 ?

(A) - (C) - (B)①

(B) - (A) - (C)②

(B) - (C) - (A)③

(C) - (A) - (B)④

(C) - (B) - (A)⑤

47. (a) ~ 에(e) , he[his]가 가리키는 상 지

과 다 것 ?

(a)① (b)② (c)③ (d)④ (e)⑤

48. 빈 에 들어갈 말 가 적절한 것 ?

without health no one can be truly happy①

they should not judge others by appearances②

they cannot pursue two goals at the same time③

competition cannot be avoided in modern society④

with teamwork they can finish the same task quicker⑤

【49 - 50 다 글 읽고 에 답하시, .】

(A) The moment Dr. Russel looked at Susan lying

gravely on the exam table, he knew the time had

arrived. He began gently, “The cancer is advanced and

there are no good options left to try.” “At first I was

really shocked. But after that, I thought it was a really

good way of handling a situation like that,” said Susan,

who now is making a “bucket list” — things to do before

she dies. Her top priority is getting her busy sons to

visit her often. She was actually relieved after she got

from her doctor. She is now

able to plan for a “good death,” such as making decisions

on how to enjoy her final days.

(B) Only one­third of terminally ill cancer patients in a

new study said their doctors had discussed end­of­life

care. Surprisingly, the study found patients who had

these discussions were less depressed than those who

did not. They didn’t spend their final week in hospitals,

tied to machines. And their loved ones were more at

peace after they died. Still, most doctors fear to say it’s

the end. In reality, however, people really want

from doctors, because without

knowing what their options are, they feel abandoned and

lonely. In addition, from an ethical point of view,

patients ought to ‘know.’

49. 공통 주제 가 적절한 것(A), (B) ?

patients’ right to get informed of their death①

dealing with the loss of loved ones②

patients’ will not to give up hope③

living happily with one’s family④

high cost of medical treatment⑤

50. 빈 에 공통 들어갈 말 가 적절한 것 ?

encouraging words① medical check­ups②

intensive care③ miracle drugs④

straight talk⑤

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