대화를 듣고, 여자의 친구를 그림에서 고르시오.

④

W: I'm sorry, I'm late.

M: That's OK, but the game is over.

W: Already? That's too bad.

M: By the way, who is your friend you are supposed to meet here?

W: Oh, she is over there.

M: The woman who is interviewing a player?

W: No, my friend is the player sitting on the chair.

M: They all look very tired. The one holding a towel, right?

W: No, that isn't she.

M: I got it. The one with a towel around her neck.

W: Yeah, I will introduce her to you.

M: Oh, really? Thank you.

Listening Comprehension                                          FC실전모의고사 8회

대화를 듣고, 두 사람이 대화하는 장소를 고르시오.

④

M: Excuse me.

W: Yes. Can I help you?

M: I'd like to return this. It's coming apart.

W: Coming apart? May I see it?

M: Yes, here you are. Look at the sleeves.

W: And how long did you say you've had it?

M: For only four weeks. Here's the sales slip.

W: This is very strange. We haven't had any complaints about it before.

M: Well, I'm sorry. I'm sure it isn't my fault that it's not holding up.

gift shop

toy store

restaurant

clothing store

car repair shop

대화를 듣고, 부부의 공통된 심정으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

③

W: This restaurant is really nice.

M: And the food is very good.

W: Please ask for the bill.

M: OK. Hey, server! Check, please.

W: I can't find my credit card. Will you pay it?

M: Of course.

W: Oh, Gina has my credit card!

M: You should get it back right away. You know Gina always buys what she wants.

W: Yes, I do. And this morning she ran off to the mall to buy winter clothes.

M: Winter clothes? Why does she need winter clothes in Los Angeles?

W: I hope Gina has not bought her new winter clothes yet!

delighted

relieved

worried

satisfied

angry

대화를 듣고, 남자가 내일 저녁에 할 일을 고르시오.

⑤

M: Is that the kind of music "The Electronics" play?

W: Yeah. This is their latest hit.

M: It's awful! I don't understand how you can listen to that noise.

W: I like them very much. They're playing at Jansen Stadium tomorrow night and I have tickets.

M: Have you got any extra tickets?

W: Yes, as a matter of fact, I've got three or four. Why?

M: Well, could I buy a couple of tickets from you?

W: You want to buy tickets for the concert?  But you don't like "The Electronics"!

M: No, I don't. But my girlfriend wants me to take her to the concert.

W: OK. I'll sell you the tickets at a good price.

야구장에 간다.

영화를 보러 간다.

콘서트 표를 사러간다.

여자 친구를 만나러 간다.

여자 친구와 콘서트를 보러 간다.

대화를 듣고, 여자가 남자에게 부탁하는 일을 고르시오.

①

M: Who's there?

W: It's Maggie.

M: Hi! Come on in. What's happening?

W: I've got to check the computer in my office. Would you mind watching Joe until I get back?

M: Sure, no problem. Is he asleep?

W: Yeah, he just fell asleep ten minutes ago. But if he wakes up, here's his bottle and some toys.

M: Oh, how cute!

W: Listen, I've got to take off. Thanks so much, Jeff, for helping me out.

애를 봐 달라고

컴퓨터를 고쳐 달라고

장난감을 사 달라고

회사까지 태워 달라고

아침에 깨워 달라고

다음을 듣고, 남자가 의사를 찾아간 이유로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

③

W: Well, Mr. Farmer, what seems to be the problem?

M: I really hope you can help me.

W: What are your symptoms?

M: You see, I can't stop snoring!

W: That makes you feel uncomfortable?

M: Yes. It keeps my wife awake.

W: Hmm. How long have you had his problem?

M: I think I've had it since last winter.

W: It seems not that serious.

M: No, it's getting worse! My wife says I sound like a chain saw.

W: Oh, really?

M: Yes. Now she's even threatening to divorce me. Doctor, please help me.

전기톱을 빌리려고

정신 질환 치료를 받으려고

코를 심하게 골아서 치료를 받으려고

아내와의 이혼문제를 상의하기 위해

이웃 사람들의 문제에 대한 조언을 구하기 위해

대화를 듣고, 남자가 매월 이자로 내야 하는 돈은 얼마인지 고르시오.

②

M: I am here to borrow some money.

W: Can you tell me about your business or job?

M: I'm a hardworking dairy farmer with a herd of 150 cattle.

W: OK. What do you want to do with the money?

M: Now, I want to expand into the chicken business.

W: How much money do you need?

M: I need $120,000.

W: I see. If you pay back the money in 24 months, then the annual interest rate is 20%, and in 12 months, 10%. Which one would you like?

M: 20%! 2,000 dollars a month! The 24 months' rate is very high. I'll take the latter.

W: Then fill out this form. And sign here.

$600

$1,000

$1,200

$2,400

$3,000

대화를 듣고, 여자가 사려고 하는 시계를 고르시오.

⑤

M: What can I do for you, ma'am?

W: I'm looking for a watch for my son.

M: OK. How about this one? It's very stylish.

W: It's a digital. He hate them. He wants to have one with hands.

M: Then, I think the starlike one is very good.

W: With a chain or leather band?

M: It's the chain. The chain is strong.

W: He doesn't like chain because it's too heavy. Do you have a leather one?

M: Yes, I do. Take a look at this. It has a square face and inside, a star. It's really nice.

W: It looks good. I'll take it.

대화를 듣고, 두 사람의 관계로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

⑤

M: Well, you know, most musicians work at other jobs during the daytime.

W: But your music may interfere with your responsibilities in the office.

M: I don't think there will be any problem.

W: Alright. What were your responsibilities when you worked in doctor's office before?

M: Answering the phones, making appointments and so forth.

W: I see. Mr. Evans, you're obviously qualified for the job.

M: Thank you.

W: But the problem is that you'd be the only man working in an office full of women.

M: It's no big problem, because in my family I'm already the only man in a house full of women.

musician and audience

officer and driver

doctor and patient

boss and secretary

interviewer and interviewee

대화를 듣고, 무엇에 관해 이야기 하고 있는지 고르시오.

②

M: Jane! Just look at this memo! I can't believe it!

W: What's so bad about it? I think it's a good idea.

M: What? It makes my blood boil!

W: I bet most of our workers will be pleased, too.

M: Are you kidding? A lot of people in my department smoke.

W: Yes. They never respect the rights of nonsmokers.

M: There are only a few smokers who are rude to nonsmokers.

W: Stop it. I think it's a good chance for you to quit smoking.

M: Yeah, that's right. But ...

W: Well, maybe this policy will help you. Just do it!

금연의 어려움

회사 내 금연 문제

비 흡연자들의 권리

회사 내 남녀 차별

흡연의 위험성

대화를 듣고, 여자가 전화를 건 목적으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

④

(The telephone rings.)

M: Hello?

W: Hello, Tom? It's me, Jane.

M: Oh, hi! What's up?

W: What are you going to do tomorrow?

M: Maybe I'll go to the movies. Why? You wanna come with me?

W: No thanks. That's impossible.

M: What? Impossible? I don't understand.

W: I have to go on a business trip. And my car broke down. So, I need your help.

M: Don't worry. I will help you.

W: Really? I'm asking you to give me a ride to the airport tomorrow morning.

M: No problem. I'll pick you up tomorrow.

W: Thank you.

차를 고쳐 달라고 하기 위해

집까지 태워달라고 하기 위해

영화를 보러 가자고 하기 위해

공항까지 차를 태워 달라고 하기 위해

함께 여행을 갈 수 있는지 묻기 위해

다음을 듣고, 여자에 대한 설명과 일치하지 않는 것을 고르시오.

①

W: When's the train to Columbus?

M: At four thirty-seven. That's in about five minutes.

W: Thank you very much. Can I get something to eat on the train?

M: Yes, ma'am. There's a dining car on the train.

W: Thanks. Is there a coffee shop near here? I'd like to have a cup of tea. It is good for my nerves when I travel.

M: Well, your train's going to leave in a few minutes.

W: Thank you. What track is it on?

M: Track 13.

W: Oh, dear! 13's an unlucky number. When's the next train after this one?

M: There is none after this one. Sorry.

W: I have no choice but to get on the train. Thank you, anyway.

다음 열차를 탈 것이다.

Columbus로 갈 것이다.

13이라는 숫자를 싫어한다.

열차에서 음식을 먹고 싶어 한다.

차를 마시면 신경과민이 좀 덜하다.

다음 그림의 상황에 가장 적절한 대화를 고르시오.

③

1) W: Fill it up, please.

M: Regular or premium?

2) M:: Oh, it's too expensive.

W: Well, how about that one over there?

3) M: I don't know where to go.

W: I don't know, either.

4) W: How long do I have to wait?

M: For about a quarter of an hour.

5) W: Please turn on the radio.

M: No way. It's dangerous while driving.

②	③	④	⑤

대화를 듣고, 남자의 마지막 말에 대한 여자의 응답으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

②

M: I'm sorry. please forgive you.

W: Oh? Why?

M: Well, remember I had promised to help you study for the math exam?

W: Yes, I remember.

M: Well, I hate to tell you this, but I 'm afraid I can't keep my promise.

W: Oh? Why not?

M: Well, you see, I have to go to the Immigration Office to renew my visa.

W: That's OK. I understand.

M: You know, I don't usually break my promises. I hope you're not upset with me.

W: Not at all. These things happen.

Woman:

Mind your own business.

Not at all. These things happen.

Then I'll help you study math.

But I'm really disappointed.

You should be responsible for that.

대화를 듣고, 여자의 마지막 말에 대한 남자의 응답으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

⑤

M: Good evening. My name's Eric Fisher. I have a reservation.

W: Let's see. Eric Fisher... Yes, room 204. Fill out this form, please.

M: Alright. Uh... Can I borrow your pen?

W: Of course. Here you are. How long are you going to stay?

M: I'm not sure. I'm probably going to leave on Thursday.

W: On Thursday. All right. Would you tell us as soon as you know for sure?

M: Yes, I will. Thank you.

W: Oh! Excuse me, Mr. Fisher. My pen!

M: Your pen?

W: Yes. I lent it to you a moment ago. Remember?

M: I'm sorry. I put it in my pocket by mistake.

Man:

How much is it a day?

I can't remember where my pen is.

I remember you called me last night.

I like your pen. Please give it to me.

I'm sorry. I put it in my pocket by mistake.

대화를 듣고, 남자의 마지막 말에 대한 여자의 응답으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

①

W: Have you ever heard of Esperanto?

M: No. It sounds like a cigar.

W: No, silly. It's a language.

M: Really? I've never heard of it. Where is it spoken?

W: Lots of places. It's actually an artificial language.

M: Oh, really? I didn't know that.

W: It was invented in 1887 by a man from Poland.

M: That's interesting. So who speaks this language now?

W: Well, there are Esperanto societies in more than 60 countries. 15 million people speak it.

M: What does "Esperanto" mean, anyway? It doesn't sound like Polish.

W: It literally means "one who hopes."

Woman:

It literally means "one who hopes"

Polish cigarettes taste really good.

I don't like Polish. It's too difficult to learn.

You must be able to speak a second language at least.

You should learn Esperanto, because it's becoming widely used.

다음 상황 설명을 듣고, 당신이 아들에게 할 말로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

④

W: Your son was always cheerful, and confident about everything. But your son failed the university entrance examination. He is so depressed that he can't do anything. In this situation, what would you say to your son to cheer him up?

You: Don't be disappointed. You will do well next time.

You:

I don't want to see you again.

You will never make it. So give it up.

You did well. I think you are a genius.

Don't be disappointed. You will do well next time.

Stop playing that video game! Now, study hard!