2013년 1학기 기말고사 대비

7.Street Foods in New York City_YBM

zb 다음 글을 한 문장으로 요약할 때 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] Big Apple에서 한국음식(불고기,김치)로 만든 음식을 보고 올라고, 뉴욕사람들이 그것을 즐기는 것에 더 충격을 받았다

Here I was, in the Big Apple on my first day, moving through the streets of fascinating smells. Suddenly, I felt brought home by a familiar smell that all Koreans easily recognize. Wanting to know more, I turned at a street corner and came upon a red and white truck parked with a sign that read "Gimchi Taco!" I had to wait for fifteen minutes before I could get my order: a "Grilled Korean Barbecue Beef" taco. It was Bulgogi on a taco shell with cheese and yes, a lot of Gimchi cut up in small pieces. I took my first eager bite and my mouth was flooded with the taste of Gimchi. It was not some mild version of Gimchi made for beginners, but a  Gimchi with strong flavor in full maturity. Sitting on a bench next to the truck was a lady in a beautiful red dress, skillfully finishing her second Gimchi taco while reading Vogue. For her third one, she went back to the truck and asked for a second helping of Gimchi to be put on top!

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I was surprised that I could find food made with          (A)    in Big Apple and even shocked that people in NewYork     (B)     it.

(A)                   (B)

Korean food           enjoy

American food         hate

delicious food        like

traditional food      make

Bulgogi	start

zb 다음 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] 빈칸은 주제문으로 “길거리 음식이, 문화적으로 중요한 사실들을 반영한다” 가 글의 주제이다.

I was so impressed to see Gimchi being part of so many fusion dishes, from Mexican tacos to American sandwiches. Of course, we Koreans are used to the idea that Gimchi is delicious not just by itself, but also as a key ingredient in a range of creative recipes, such as Gimchijeon and Gimchi-mandu. Gimchis ability to mix well with many dishes from other cultures is a symbol for multiculturalism in a big city like New York, where people from a variety of ethnic backgrounds live together in harmony and learn from one another.

My encounter with Gimchi Taco allowed me to appreciate the way in which                        in New York. One New Yorker I met told me that he could not imagine the city without the culture of street food. Street carts and vendors create a place where people come together and taste what their neighbors eat. And this exchange of cultures also has an effect on street food, not just in its variety, but also in terms of the city's adaptation to new cultural influences.

street food plays an important cultural role

various food is sold in New York

culture influences neighbors

big city adopt the people‘s diet

food is the mirror of life style

zb 다음 글의 제목으로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] 글의 주제는 뉴욕 사람들의 문화가 길거리 음식에 반영되어있다는 것으로 제목으로 가장 적절한 것은 “길거리음식: 뉴욕문화의 반영”이 된다.

According to historian Jane Ziegelman, the changes in street food in New York City show three common characteristics. First is the size of the servings. She explains, "Foods brought over by many people grew in size. As they became popular on the streets, they got also bigger."

Second, the street culture of simple, fast eating has become the vehicle for ideas of making foods portable. Hot dogs sold	everywhere in NYC are a perfect example of this American "grab and go" attitude. Once served as hot sausages on a plate, the hot dog became what it is today by simply moving from the plate to its bread.

Finally, street food is the melting pot of tastes and cultures in which something strange and unfamiliar is cooked up to become familiar. For example, there is another food truck called Viking Soul Food, which serves something called "lefse." It was originally a thin Norwegian bread, but Viking Soul Food uses it as a tortilla wrap with various fillings. It's filled with vegetables and a sauce of melted Scandinavian cheese. While this wrap would never be seen in Norway, it appeals to the tastes of people of all backgrounds, because it is easy to recognize as a common wrap sandwich.

Lefs: Most Famous Food in New York City

Culture and Food in the World

Grab and Go Attitude : Life Style in New York

Street Food : Reflection of New York Society

Taste of New York : Always New and Fresh

zb 주어진 문장이 들어갈 위치로 가장 적절한 곳은?

[정답]

[해설] 번 뒤의 it은 주어진 문장의 waiting in line을 의미한다.

There is something special about waiting in line.

I came to appreciate how street food fusion has developed. It's interesting to see how these foods from entirely different places harmonize in delicious ways.

Interestingly, I also noticed how people who came out to buy street foods also behave in perfect harmony. A variety of people in different clothes all stand in line, waiting for their turn to order: locals in blue jeans and t-shirts, tourists with cameras, business women dressed for success.  It shows our respect for common humanity: Everyone has to wait their turn regardless of who they are.  We have to be respectful of the people around us.  This is the secret of the harmony in cooking and living in New York City.

zb 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 적절하지 않은 것은?

[정답]

[해설] ~ 모두 조언을 해도 되는지 허락을 구하고 있지만,  Do you mind~? 로 물었을 때, 긍정의 답을 구할 때는 not으로 대답해야하지만, B의 대답이 긍정이므로, 어울리지 않는다.

A:	I'm really looking forward to the summer break.

B:	What are you going to do during the break?

A:	I'm planning to go on a trip through Italy with my sister.

B:	Wow! You must be very excited. Where in Italy are you going?

A: I am going to visit Venice and ride a small boat!

B: Oh, I visited there last year.

A:	Of course. I would love to get some advice.

B:	You should taste the famous pizza and have a gelato!

May I give you some advice?

Can I give you some advice?

Is it OK to give you some advice?

Do you want me to give you some advice?

Do you mind if I give you some advice?

zb Complete the sentence with given words in correct order.

[정답] encourage students to read books

[해설] encourage 동사는 encourage +목적어 + to 부정사(목적보어)의 형태를 띄며 목적어가 to 부정사 하도록 격려하다 의 의미를 가진다.

Specialists                        of different genres.

to, read, encourage, students, books

zb 다음 주어진 문장 뒤에 이어질 글의 순서로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설]주어진 문장에서 글쓴이가 익숙한 냄새를 맡고 (C) 자세히 알고 싶어 다가가 김치타코를 발견함.→ (B) 김치타코를 주문함. → (A) 김치타코를 먹어봄.

Here I was, in the Big Apple on my first day, moving through the streets of fascinating smells. Suddenly, I felt brought home by a familiar smell that all Koreans easily recognize.

(A) I took my first eager bite and my mouth was flooded with the taste of Gimchi. It was not some mild version of Gimchi made for beginners, but a  Gimchi with strong flavor in full maturity.

(B) Sitting on a bench next to the truck was a lady in a beautiful red dress, skillfully finishing her second Gimchi taco while reading Vogue. For her third one, she went back to the truck and asked for a second helping of Gimchi to be put on top!

(C) Wanting to know more, I turned at a street corner and came upon a red and white truck parked with a sign that read "Gimchi Taco!" I had to wait for fifteen minutes before I could get my order: a "Grilled Korean Barbecue Beef" taco. It was Bulgogi on a taco shell with cheese and yes, a lot of Gimchi cut up in small pieces.

(A) - (B) - (C)

(B) - (A) - (C)

(B) - (C) - (A)

(C) - (A) - (B)

(C) - (B) - (A)

zb 다음 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] 글의 내용은 김치타코의 등장은 김치와 다른 나라의 문화가 섞인 것을 반영하는 것으로, 길거리 음식이 새로운 문화의 영향과 관련이 있음을 나타낸다.

Sitting on a bench next to the truck was a lady in a beautiful red dress, skillfully finishing her second Gimchi taco while reading Vogue. For her third one, she went back to the truck and asked for a second helping of Gimchi to be put on top!

I was so impressed to see Gimchi being part of so many fusion dishes, from Mexican tacos to American sandwiches. Of course, we Koreans are used to the idea that Gimchi is delicious not just by itself, but also as a key ingredient in a range of creative recipes, such as Gimchijeon and Gimchi-mandu. Gimchis ability to mix well with many dishes from other cultures is a symbol for multiculturalism in a big city like New York, where people from a variety of ethnic backgrounds live together in harmony and learn from one another.

My encounter with Gimchi Taco allowed me to appreciate the way in which street food plays an important cultural role in New York. One New Yorker I met told me that he could not imagine the city without the culture of street food. Street carts and vendors create a place where people come together and taste what their neighbors eat. And this exchange of cultures also has an effect on street food, not just in its variety, but also in terms of the                                  .

variety of street culture

reflection of American and Korean culture

neighbor’s attitude toward foreign culture

new invention of food recipes

city's adaptation to new cultural influences

zb 다음 중 글의 흐름상 관련 없는 문장은?

[정답]

[해설] 글의 주제는 거리의 음식이 문화와 맛이 혼합된 것으로 예시로 Viking Soul Food truck을 예로 들고 있다. 의 스칸디나비아 반도가 유럽의 북쪽에 위치하고 있는 것은 글의 주제와 관련이 없다.

Street food is the melting pot of tastes and cultures in which something strange and unfamiliar is cooked up to become familiar.  For example, there is another food truck called Viking Soul Food, which serves something called "lefse."  It was originally a thin Norwegian bread, but Viking Soul Food uses it as a tortilla wrap with various fillings.  It's filled with vegetables and a sauce of melted Scandinavian cheese.  Scandinavian peninsula is located in norther part of Europe.  While this wrap would never be seen in Norway, it appeals to the tastes of people of all backgrounds, because it is easy to recognize as a common wrap sandwich.

zb Which you cannot infer from the passage?

[정답]

[해설] 사람들이 지위와 관계없이 모두 줄을 서서 기다리는 것은 공정하다고 여길 것이나 뉴욕사람들이 기다리는 것을 좋아한다는 글에서 유추할 수 있는 내용은 아니다.

I came to appreciate how street food fusion has developed. It's interesting to see how these foods from entirely different places harmonize in delicious ways.

Interestingly, I also noticed how people who came out to buy street foods also behave in perfect harmony. A variety of people in different clothes all stand in line, waiting for their turn to order: locals in blue jeans and t-shirts, tourists with cameras, business women dressed for success. There is something special about waiting in line. It shows our respect for common humanity: Everyone has to wait their turn regardless of who they are. We have to be respectful of the people around us. This is the secret of the harmony in cooking and living in New York City.

In New York, different food is mixed into street fusion food.

People wait in line to buy street food in New York.

Even tourist wait in line to buy food in New York.

People in New York may think waiting lin line is respecting each other.

People in New York love to wait.

zb Which is the best title to this passage?

[정답]

[해설] 주어진 글은 세계의 유명한 길거리 음식 네 가지를 소개하고 있다.

Street food is anything from ready-to-eat foods or drinks using a variety of ingredients. Tasting street food can be an exciting experience for locals and tourists alike. Here are some of the popular ones from around the world.

Crepe is a type of very thin bread. Nothing tastes better than a fresh-made crepe on a street comer in Paris. Crepes are served with a variety of fillings: banana; strawberry, and chocolate or delicious cheese.

Pad Thai is the most common of all street foods in Bangkok. It is a dish of stir fried rice noodles with lots of sauces.

Gelato means a sweet treat that is served cold. Gelato is made with cream and various sugars. Gelato is much richer in taste compared to ice cream. It has many different flavors: fresh fruits, chocolate, tiramisu, and so on.

Pho is a Vietnamese noodle soup, usually served with beef. The soup includes rice noodles, and is often served with lemon and bean sprouts.

Currywurst is a German dish filled with steamed sausage. Sausage is cut into slices and seasoned with curry. Served with fries and a roll, currywurst is very popular in Berlin.

Popularity of Street Food

Best Food in Street

Secret Recipes of Street Food

Various Ingredient in Street Food

World's Famous Street Food

zb What are you most likely to say?

[정답] Don’t throw away the garbage.

[해설] Sohyun 이가 계속해서 길에 쓰레기를 버리므로, 해줄 말은 쓰레기를 버리지 말라는 말이 될 것이다.

G: Your best friend, Soohyun, thoughtlessly throw away the wastes, Whenever he goes to the outside, he wastes papers or cans on the street. He even enjoys throwing something as far as he can. What advice would you give her?

Your answer : Soohyun,

zb 두 사람의 관계로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] 요리대회를 위해 입국한 요리사를 리포터가 인터뷰를 하고 있으므로 두 사람은 요리사-리포터 가 의 관계이다.

A: Welcome to Korea, Mr. Reno. You came here as the judge for the Global Korean Food Cooking Contest, right?

B: Yes I'm very happy to be here in Korea.

A: What do you expect to see in this year's contest?

B: I'm looking for some creative ideas for introducing Korean food to the world.

A: Do you mind if I ask you some personal question?

B: It depends, But, please go ahead.

A: Until you became one of the top chefs in the world, what difficulties did you go through?

B: Well, it was difficult to appeal to Americans' tastes while preserving Korean flavors.

A: Why did you choose Korean food in the first place?

B: That's because I was fascinated by the great variety, quality, and nutrition of Korean food.

chef - assist

cook - reporter

restaurant owner - customer

applicant - interviewer

judge - lawyer

zb 다음 화자의 심경변화로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] 뉴욕에서 김치를 보고 궁금해 하다가 →신 김치를 먹는 외국인을 보고 놀랐다.

Here I was, in the Big Apple on my first day, moving through the streets of fascinating smells. Suddenly, I felt brought home by a familiar smell that all Koreans easily recognize. Wanting to know more, I turned at a street corner and came upon a red and white truck parked with a sign that read "Gimchi Taco!" I had to wait for fifteen minutes before I could get my order: a "Grilled Korean Barbecue Beef" taco. It was Bulgogi on a taco shell with cheese and yes, a lot of Gimchi cut up in small pieces. I took my first eager bite and my mouth was flooded with the taste of Gimchi. It was not some mild version of Gimchi made for beginners, but a  Gimchi with strong flavor in full maturity. Sitting on a bench next to the truck was a lady in a beautiful red dress, skillfully finishing her second Gimchi taco while reading Vogue. For her third one, she went back to the truck and asked for a second helping of Gimchi to be put on top!

amused → disappointed

anxious → relieved

upset → joyous

curious → surprised

anticipating → satisfied

zb 다음 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] 뉴욕에서 길거리 음식은 여러 문화를 반영하는 것이므로, 길거리음식 문화  없이는 도시를 그려낼 수 없다.

I was so impressed to see Gimchi being part of so many fusion dishes, from Mexican tacos to American sandwiches. Of course, we Koreans are used to the idea that Gimchi is delicious not just by itself, but also as a key ingredient in a range of creative recipes, such as Gimchijeon and Gimchi-mandu. Gimchis ability to mix well with many dishes from other cultures is a symbol for multiculturalism in a big city like New York, where people from a variety of ethnic backgrounds live together in harmony and learn from one another.

My encounter with Gimchi Taco allowed me to appreciate the way in which street food plays an important cultural role in New York. One New Yorker I met told me that he could not imagine the city without                    . Street carts and vendors create a place where people come together and taste what their neighbors eat. And this exchange of cultures also has an effect on street food, not just in its variety, but also in terms of the city's adaptation to new cultural influences.

the effect of neighbors

the understanding of Gimchi

the recipe of street food

the culture of street food

the influence of background

zb 다음 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] 길거리 음식을 한손으로 들고 빨리 가는 것을 통해 뉴욕사람들의 “grab and go” (빨리 들고 가기) 정신을 볼 수 있다.

According to historian Jane Ziegelman, the changes in street food in New York City show three common characteristics. First is the size of the servings. She explains, "Foods brought over by many people grew in size. As they became popular on the streets, they got also bigger."

Second, the street culture of simple, fast eating has become the vehicle for ideas of making foods portable. Hot dogs sold	everywhere in NYC are a perfect example of this American "           " attitude. Once served as hot sausages on a plate, the hot dog became what it is today by simply moving from the plate to its bread.

Finally, street food is the melting pot of tastes and cultures in which something strange and unfamiliar is cooked up to become familiar.

stop and enjoy

fast but steady

grab and go

see and check

taste and compare

zb 두 문장의 의미가 같지 않은 것은?

[정답]

[해설] when it comes to는 ‘~에 관해’라는 의미로 in terms of 로 바꿔 쓸 수 있다. thanks to 는 ~덕분에 라는 의미이다.

She is the smartest when it comes to biology.

= She is the smartest thanks to biology.

No matter what the reason may be, you shouldn't be here.

= Regardless of what the reason may be, you shouldn't be here.

They must take measures to keep this tragedy from happening again.

= They must take measures to prevent this tragedy from happening again.

People often say that the bigger they are, the harder they fall.

= It is often said that the bigger they are, the harder they fall.

She is too young to go to school.

= She is so young that she cannot go to school.

zb 다음 중 해석이 옳지 않은 것은?

[정답]

[해설] 동사 run은 운영하다는 의미가 있다 “run the cart”는 카트를 운영하다는 의미이다.

The Best NY Food Truck

I happened to walk around New York last week and saw a Korean food cart called Gobuki, They recommended Bulgogi, which was available over white rice. The owner told me Gobuki means "turtle" in Korean. It shows their hope that the cart will have a slow and steady growth. I asked if they serve turtles, and she laughed and said no.

The Bulgogi had an basic sweetness to it, which comes from the sauce. There was a lot of grilled beef and onions.

I	will try other dishes very soon top of the list.

The Gobuki cart is great because you can get a tasty and nutritious meal with a small salad on the side for less than 10 dollars. The regular size is just right, but if you're really hungry, you can double the meat for an extra two dollars. I usually get a side of their Gimchi for an extra dollar. I'm not even Korean but I love the dish. I can see why it is their national food.

The man and woman who run the cart are very nice. Sometimes there can be a line of people here, but it is always worth the wait. Don't forget to say thank you: kam-sa-ham-ni-da!

거북이를 숭배하다

딱 알맞은

2달러를 추가하면

카트를 밀다

기다릴 가치가 있는

zb 두 사람의 대화 장소로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] 두 사람은 학교 내 식당(cafeteria)에서 점심식사를 하면서 이야기를 나누고 있다.

A: I'm so hungry. What's today's lunch special?

B: Let's see..... It's Gimchi fired rice and potato soup.

A: Let's take a seat here. Yum... It's so delicious. Do you mind if I have some of your?

B: Srue. Here you go. They always give me too much. I can never eat them all.

A: I wonder what they do with food that's left over after meal.

B: I heard the school sends it to a food bank.

A: What exactly does the food bank do?

B: The food bank receives food and serve it to the people who are in need.

A: That's great.

classroom

cafeteria

kitchen

food bank company

cooking festival

zb 두 사람의 관계로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] 베이징으로 가는 비행기표를 사려는 남자와, 예약을 해주는 여행사 직원의 대화이다.

A: KS Flight, Jenny Lee Speaking. How may I help you?

B: Hello. I need to get to Beijing tonight. Are there any seats left?

A: One minute, please. Yes, we still have some seats available. Would you like a one-way or round-trip ticket?

B: One-way please. Also, I'll need to use my smart phone during the flight. Is that possible?

A: Yes, of course. Most of the time, you can use it.

B: Most of the time? can you explain that in a bit more detail?

A: You cannot use it during taking-off or landing.

B: I got it. What time is the flight, then?

A: 9 a.m., but you should check in 30 minutes before your boarding time.

pilot - flight attendant

customer service staff - customer

smartphone seller - customer

safety guard - traveller

travel agent - customer

zb 다음 글의 분위기로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] 길에는 많은 사람들이 붐비고 있고, 많은 레스토랑과 길거리 음식들이 사람들을 끌고 있는 활기차고 붐비는 풍경이다.

I cant identify exactly what's behind the unique smell of New York, but it's hard not to pick up an aroma of cooking in the fusion of subway smoke, fresh paint and goodness knows what else. Food is everywhere in this city of bright lights and yellow taxis, where people move like ants on a crowded island.

New York City, according to one estimate, has 23,500 restaurants, serving all kinds of food from every country and culture from the four corners of the earth. The strong aroma of food that hits you as you plunge into the packed streets of Midtown Manhattan comes from street vendors and food stands. On every corner, somebody is cooking something. Street carts attract customers with sliced meat frying in onions. Steam and smoke rise from grilled hot dogs and steaks.

gloomy and depressing

boring and monotonous

urgent and desperate

lively and active

scary and terrifying

zb (A), (B), (C)의 각 네모 안에서 어법에 맞는 낱말로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] (A) 문장의 주어는 cultures가 아니라 ability 로 일치하는 동사는 단수인 is이다. (B) encourage는 목적보어로 to부정사를 취한다. (C) taste의 목적어로 명사가 없기 때문에 선행사를 포함하는 관계대명사 what을 써야한다.

I was so impressed to see Gimchi being part of so many fusion dishes, from Mexican tacos to American sandwiches. Of course, we Koreans are used to the idea that Gimchi is delicious not just by itself, but also as a key ingredient in a range of creative recipes, such as Gimchijeon and Gimchi-mandu. Gimchis ability to mix well with many dishes from other cultures (A) are/is a symbol for multiculturalism in a big city like New York, where people from a variety of ethnic backgrounds live together in harmony and learn from one another.

My encounter with Gimchi Taco allowed me (B) appreciating /to appreciate the way in which street food plays an important cultural role in New York. One New Yorker I met told me that he could not imagine the city without the culture of street food. Street carts and vendors create a place where people come together and taste (C) what/that their neighbors eat. And this exchange of cultures also has an effect on street food, not just in its variety, but also in terms of the city's adaptation to new cultural influences.

	(A)	(B)	(C)
	are	to appreciate	what
	are	appreciating	what
	are	appreciating	that
	is	to appreciate	what
	is	to appreciate	that

zb 다음 중 지칭하는 것이 다른 하나는?

[정답]

[해설]~는 “lefse”를 지칭하지만 의 it은 가주어로 문장속의 to recognize as a common wrap sandwich를 지칭한다.

Finally, street food is the melting pot of tastes and cultures in which something strange and unfamiliar is cooked up to become familiar. For example, there is another food truck called Viking Soul Food, which serves something called "lefse." It was originally a thin Norwegian bread, but Viking Soul Food uses it as a tortilla wrap with various fillings. It's filled with vegetables and a sauce of melted Scandinavian cheese. While this wrap would never be seen in Norway, it appeals to the tastes of people of all backgrounds, because it is easy to recognize as a common wrap sandwich.

zb 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] 모든 사람들이 평등하게 줄을 선다는 것은 “동등한 인간으로의 존중”을 표현하는 것이다.

I came to appreciate how street food fusion has developed. It's interesting to see how these foods from entirely different places harmonize in delicious ways.

Interestingly, I also noticed how people who came out to buy street foods also behave in perfect harmony. A variety of people in different clothes all stand in line, waiting for their turn to order: locals in blue jeans and t-shirts, tourists with cameras, business women dressed for success. There is something special about waiting in line. It shows our                          : Everyone has to wait their turn regardless of who they are. We have to be respectful of the people around us. This is the secret of the harmony in cooking and living in New York City.

ignorance of age

disrespect of other culture

persue of success

understanding of social statue

respect for common humanity

zb 다음 글의 종류로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] 글은 화자가 놀이공원에 갔던 것에 대해 쓴 일기이다.

I went to an amusement park last weekend with my friend, Amanda, as she was visiting Korea for the first time. We enjoyed many rides and shows. Also, we ate as we wanted. We ate delicious Gimbap as we waited in line to ride the roller coaster. I explained to her several Korean street foods, and she introduced several American street foods. Amanda talked almost as a tour guide. She had so much to say about her home country.

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zb 다음 글의 내용과 일치하는 것은?

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[해설] 길거리 음식은 음료를 포함한 쉽게 먹을 수 있는 음식을 말한다.  Crepe 는 얇은 빵 속에 과일을 채워서 먹는 것이다.  Gelato 는 아이스크림 보다 맛이 더 풍부하다.  Currywurst 는 얇게 저민 소세지에 커리양념과 함께 제공된다.

Street food is anything from ready-to-eat foods or drinks using a variety of ingredients. Tasting street food can be an exciting experience for locals and tourists alike. Here are some of the popular ones from around the world.

Crepe is a type of very thin bread. Nothing tastes better than a fresh-made crepe on a street comer in Paris. Crepes are served with a variety of fillings: banana; strawberry, and chocolate or delicious cheese.

Pad Thai is the most common of all street foods in Bangkok. It is a dish of stir fried rice noodles with lots of sauces.

Gelato means a sweet treat that is served cold. Gelato is made with cream and various sugars. Gelato is much richer in taste compared to ice cream. It has many different flavors: fresh fruits, chocolate, tiramisu, and so on.

Pho is a Vietnamese noodle soup, usually served with beef. The soup includes rice noodles, and is often served with lemon and bean sprouts.

Currywurst is a German dish filled with steamed sausage. Sausage is cut into slices and seasoned with curry. Served with fries and a roll, currywurst is very popular in Berlin.

길거리 음식은 음료를 제외한 쉽게 먹을 수 있는 음식을 말한다.

Crepe 는 과일위에 얇은 빵을 얹어 먹는 것이다.

Gelato 는 아이스크림 보다 맛이 덜 풍부하다.

Pho 는 소고기와 함께 먹는 쌀 국수이다.

Currywurst 는 튀긴 통소세지에 커리양념과 함께 제공된다.

zb 다음 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] A의 대답에 It's food that makes you happy. 의 it은 comfort를 지칭한다. A가 comfort food 에 대한 설명을 해주고 있으므로 “comfort food가 무슨 뜻이니?”가 흐름상 알맞다.

A: What is your favorite comfort food, Minjoon?

B:

A: It's food that makes you happy. Usually, it's something you loved as a child. Mine is my mother's chilli-cheese fries.

B: Well, then, it's definitely Gimchi-jjigae for me.

A: Oh, I've never tried that before. What does it taste like?

B: I can't describe its taste. If you come over to my house, I'll make it for you.

A: Wow, thanks. I really look forward to trying that.

What is your comfort food?

What food makes you happy?

I don’t have comfort food.

Do you have comfort food, too?

What do you mean by "comfort food"?

zb 다음 글의 뒤에 이어질 내용으로 가장 적절한 것은?

[정답]

[해설] Here are the highlights of my Jeju  experience.

My trip to Jeju Island last summer was a turning point in my short experience of living in Korea. Before the trip, I  thought of Korea as a place with big, exciting cities and lots  of cool pop music. Jeju Island changed all that. Now I am considering whether I should study to become a geologist!

Jeju is a large volcanic island 60 km off the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula. It is famous for its natural beauty and warm climate. For the diversity of its volcanic formations  and geological resources, Jeju Island was recognized as a  UNESCO Geopark in 2010. Seeing the island from the plane, I could see what that meant. The entire island looked like one huge volcano, with Mt. Halla's slopes advancing from its peak down to the surrounding sea.

I spent three days on the island, and each day brought new and unforgettable wonders. Here are the highlights of my Jeju  experience.

제주도의 자연경관

UNESCO 등재 문화재목록

지리학자가 되기 위한 요건

제주도의 역사와 기후

인상 깊었던 제주 여행지

zb 다음 중 어법상 옳지 않은 것은?

[정답]

[해설] 분사구문으로 주어인 this cave가 가장 긴 터널을 이루고 있으므로 수동이 아닌 능동으로 써야한다. made → making

On the day I arrived, I made my way to the Manjang Caves. These caves are actually a giant lava tube system, which offers a fascinating underground experience. From my guide, I learned that a lava tube is a long cave that forms when molten lava flows underground. This cave is actually 7,416 meters long, made it one of the longest in the world. Only 1 km of the cave is open to visitors, though. Most impressive was the massive size of the tube.

At one point, it grew above 30 meters high and 20 meters wide, making me feel as if I were in a massive underground cathedral!

As I descended into the cave, the air became much cooler. That, however, did not keep me from appreciating the lava formations of unique shapes covering the walls and ceilings along the walk. The highlight of the tour was a giant lava tower close to the end: Extending from the ceiling of the cave to the floor, it could easily be the world's tallest. My guide explained that it was formed when the lava flow tube broke and poured the molten rock onto a lower level.

zb (A), (B), (C)의 각 네모 안에서 어법에 맞는 낱말로 가장 적절한 것은?

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[해설] (A) 는 which is 가 생략되서 famous 만 남았다. 문장속의 동사 is 가 앞에 있으므로 다시 동사 is가 나오면 안된다. (B)의 measure 은 자동사로 ~정도로 측정되는의 의미를 가지므로 현재분사를 써야한다. (C) 부정문에서 아무것도의 의미는 anything을 쓴다.

On the second day, I went to Seongsan-ri on the eastern tip of the island. Seongsan-ri is a small coastal town (A) is famous/famous for a 182 meter volcanic rock reaching out from the sea. It is from an extinct volcano, Seongsan Ilchulbong, which means "sunrise peak." At the peak there is a huge crater, (B) measured/measuring 600 meters in 5 diameter and 90 meters in height. The crater is surrounded by 99 sharp rocks, giving it the shape of a huge crown. People say that from this crown one supposedly gets one of the best sunrise views in Korea. Unfortunately I couldn't see (C) anything/something because it was raining when I reached the peak. The guide told me I should come back to celebrate the beginning of the new year, when the people of Jeju hold a festival called "Seongsan Sunrise Festival." Now I have a good reason to return to Jeju Island in winter

	(A)	(B)	(C)
	is famous	measured	anything
	is famous	measuring	anything
	famous	measured	something
	famous	measuring	anything
	famous	measuring	something