‖  Listen & Speak 및 활동책  ‖

고1-1학기 기말 기출 예상문제

천재(이인기)	제 4 과

Listen & Speak 및 활동책

다음 중 짝지어진 대화가 어색한 것은?

③

① A: I spilled water on your pants. I'm sorry.

B: That's okay. It's nothing.

② A: This novel was written by Agatha Christie.

B: No, it's different from the truth. It was written by Conan Doyle.

③ A: Mr. Brown told us to finish reading the book by 3 O'clock.

B: I'm afraid it's possible. We need more time.

④ A: Would you please take a picture of us?

B: Sorry. I'm not good with digital cameras.

⑤ A: Would you help me carry this box to the classroom?

B: That's not possible. I'm in a hurry to see my teacher.

다음을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

(A phone rings.)

W : Alex, this is Sarah.

M : Hi, Sarah. What's up?W: I'd like to ask you something. Are you sure you sent me the pictures of the Leaning Tower of Pisa?

M : Of course. I found some good pictures and e-mailed them right away last night.

W : ______________________.

M : What do you mean?

W : In your mail there were only pictures of the Eiffel Tower.

M : Oh, I'm terribly sorry. I think I attached the wrong files. I'll send them again.

W : Thanks. As soon as possible, please.

위 글의 빈 칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

고1-1학기 기말 기출 예상문제

천재(이인기)	제 4 과

③

① I'm terribly sorry.

② I think you forgot to bring it.

③ I'm afraid you've made a mistake.

④ I didn't notice that.

⑤ It's all my fault.

위 글의 내용과 일치하는 것은?

⑤

① Alex wrote an essay about towers.

② Alex e-mailed pictures of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

③ Jane needs some pictures of the Eiffel Tower.

④ Alex doesn't need to send an e-mail anymore.

⑤ Alex attached the files of the Eiffel tower.

다음 대화를 읽고 빈칸 (A),(B),(C)에 들어갈 적절한 관계대명사를 쓰시오(단, that은 제외)

1.which  2.what 3.what

(A phone rings.)

W : Alex, this is Sarah.

M : Hi, Sarah. What's up?

W : I'd like to ask you something. Are you sure you sent me the pictures of the Leaning Tower of Pisa?

M : Of course. I found some good pictures and e-mailed them right away last night.

W : I think you've made a mistake.

M : What do you mean?

W : In your mail there were only pictures of the Eiffel Tower.

M : Oh, I'm terribly sorry. I think I attached the wrong files. I'll send them again.

W : Thanks. As soon as possible, please.

1, The picture  (A)  Alex sent to Sarah was the Eiffel Tower.

2, The picture of the Leaning Tower of Pisa was      (B)  Sarah wanted.

3,  (C)  Alex is going to do after calling is to send Sarah the right picture.

다음 대화 중 어색한 것은?

⑤

① A: I've keep you waiting. I'm really sorry.

B: That's okay. I just got here myself.

② A: Ouch! You cat scratched me!

B: I'm terribly sorry. It has never done that before.

③ A: This novel was written by Agatha Christie.

B: No, that's not right. It was written by Conan Doyle.

④ A: You have two older brothers.

B: No, you're wrong. I have two younger brothers.

⑤ A: Why didn't your group hand in your report yet?

B: Sure. Let's do that this afternoon.

다음 글의 빈 칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

②

M : Can I hand in this library card application form here?

천재(이인기) Lesson 4

고1-1 기말 내신 기출 예상문제

W : Yes. Thank you. (pause) Excuse me, can you come back?

M : What's the matter?

W : I'm afraid you've made a mistake. You                  to sign the form.

M : Oh, I didn't notice that. Thank you for telling me.

W : No, problem.

① would have forgotten

② must have forgotten

③ can't have forgotten

④ could have forgotten

⑤ should have forgotten

다음을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

M : Julie, I'm sorry to be late.

W : Don't worry, David. I just got here a few minutes ago.

M : The traffic was so heavy.

W : ⓐ __________ it rains (비가 올 때마다), the traffic is bad. Besides, it's Saturday.

M : Thank you for your understanding. Why don't we go in? The concert starts in five minutes.

W : Sure.

여자가 한 말의 앞부분이 ‘비가 올 때마다’의 뜻이 되도록 ⓐ에 알맞은 표현을 1단어로 쓰시오.

Whenever

위 글의 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은?

③

① David and Julie met on Saturday.

② Julie arrived at the concert hall just before David.

③ David was late because of the care accident.

④ The traffic is usually bad on Saturdays.

⑤ The concert was about to start.

밑줄 친 부분에 들어갈 말로 어색한 것은?

⑤

M : Can I hand in this form here?

W : Yes, Thank you. (pause) Excuse me, can you come back?

M : What's the matter?

W : I'm afraid you've made a mistake. You forgot to sign the form

M : Oh, I didn't notice that. Thank you for tellling me.

W :

① No problem.	② Don't mention it.

③ It's my pleasure.	④ You are welcome.

⑤ That's quite all right.

‖  본문  ‖

본 문

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

In each of these stories, the characters tell only part of the truth. As you read, try to figure out what the (a) characters do not say. What is the whole truth? What are lies?

The Cookie Jar

Helen’s mother had finished baking some cookies when a neighbor came over and asked for help.

"I’ll come back in a few minutes," said her mother as she put the cookies into the cookie jar. "Don’t touch the cookies while I’m next door. These are for the party tonight." When Helen’s mother returned and checked the cookie jar, there was only one cookie left.

"Helen!" she called as she ran up the stairs. "(b)____________ those cookies I made for the party tonight."

"I didn’t touch one," said Helen. "Well, they sure didn’t fly away on their own! You can stay in your room until you decide to tell the truth." What is the truth, the whole truth? And where’s the lie?

위 글의 밑줄 친 (a)와 같은 의미로 쓰인 것은?

③

① My roommate Jane has a strong character.

② Each chinese character has its own meaning.

③ I didn't like the main character in the book.

④ My client is a man of good character.

⑤ The password may be up to 12 characters long.

위 글의 밑줄 친 (b)에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

③

① You should have eaten

② You must not eat

③ You shouldn't have eaten

④ You cannot have eaten

⑤ You must eat

How did the mother feeling change?

⑤

A Perfect Score

A boy came running into the house and hugged his mother.

"How was your day?" asked his mother.

The boy smiled. "I got a hundred on my math and history tests!"

"That's wonderful," said his mother. "We'll celebrate with a special supper tonight."

It was a delicious meal, but when report cards came the next week, the boy's mother discovered there had been nothing to celebrate after all.

"How could you get an F in history and a D in math when you didn't have any mistakes on your tests last week? Did they catch you cheating? I certainly hope you weren't lying to me."

"Oh no," answered the boy. "I would never cheat. And as sure as I didn't cheat, I told you the truth."

His mother frowned. "Well, something's not what it seems to be. I'm sure of that."

① proud → relieved

② amused → nervous

③ bored → indifferent

④ scared → sympathetic

⑤ pleased → disappointed

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

In each of these stories, the characters tell only part of the truth. ⓐ As you read, try to figure out what the characters do not say. What is the whole truth? What are lies?

The Cookie Jar

Helen's mother had finished baking some cookies when a neighbor came over and asked for help.

"I'll come back ① in a few minutes," said her mother as she put the cookies ② for the cookie jar. "Don't touch the cookies while I'm next door. These are ③ in the party tonight."

When Helen's mother returned and checked the cookie jar, there was only one cookie left.

"Helen!" she called as she ran ④ into the stairs. "You shouldn't have eaten those cookies I made for the party tonight."

"I didn't touch one," said Helen.

"Well, they sure didn't fly away ⑤ at their own! You can stay in your room until you decide to tell the truth."

위 글의 밑줄 친 ⓐ As 와 의미가 같은 것은?

⑤

① Some flowers, as the rose, require special care.

② This box can used as a table.

③ Good as he is, he will never come out at the top of his class.

④ Treat others as you wish them to treat you.

⑤ He came up as she was speaking.

위 글의 밑줄 친 ①~⑤ 중 쓰임이 바른 것은?

①

밑줄 친 (a)~(e) 중에서 가리키는 대상이 나머지 넷과 다른 것은?

④

(a) A man was being led through town on his way to prison. His hands were chained behind his back, and one of his legs was chained to the officer who was leading (b) him. As the two men neared the village square, one of the neighbors of the arrested man passed by. "What have you done? Why are you in chains and sentenced to prison?" (c) He said, "I picked up a rope that I had found on the ground." "You poor man!" said the neighbor. "The judge must not have been paying attention to what you said." "I know. It's terrible. Please tell (d) him to set me free."

The man being taken to prison told the truth, but (e) he was not innocent. What is the truth, the whole truth? And where's the lie?

① (a)     ② (b)     ③ (c)     ④ (d)     ⑤ (e)

다음을 읽고, 물음에 답하시오.

Helen's mother (a) had finished baking some cookies when a neighbor came over and (b) asks for help. "I'll come back in a few minutes," said her mother as she put the cookies into the cookie jar. "Don't touch the cookies while I'm next door.      (c) These are for the party tonight." When Helen's mother returned and checked the cookie jar, there was only one cookie left. "Helen!" she called as she ran up the stairs. "You (d) shouldn't have eaten those cookies I made for the party tonight." "I didn't touch one," said Helen. "Will, they sure didn't fly away on their own! You can stay in your room until you decide (e) to tell the truth."

밑줄 친 (a)~(e) 중에서 어법상 틀린 것은?

②

① a	② b	③ c	④ d	⑤ e

위 글의 밑줄 친 부분에 드러난 ‘Helen's mother'의 심경으로 가장 적절한 것은?

⑤

① apologetic	② content	③ grateful

④ relieved	⑤ doubtful

밑줄 친 단어의 의미와 같은 뜻으로 쓰인 것은?

④

In each of these stories, the characters tell only part of the truth. As you read, try to figure out what the characters do not say. What is the whole truth? What are lies?

① It well match with his characters

② Please write your letter in large characters

③ Use Korean together with Chinese characters

④ The audience identified themselves with the play's characters

⑤ You could judge her characters through her appearance.

다음 글을 읽고, 물음에 답하시오.

A man was being led through town on his way to prison. His hands were chained behind his back, and one of his legs was chained to the officer  (A)  was leading him. As the two men neared the village square, one of the neighbors of the arrested man passed by.

"What have you done? Why are you in chains and sentenced to prison?"

The chained man said, "I picked up a rope  (B)  I had found on the ground."

"You poor man!" said the neighbor. "The judge must not have been paying attention to what you said."

"I know. It's terrible. Please tell him to set me free."

The man being taken to prison told the truth, but the was not innocent.

The Whole Truth

While it was true that the man was sentenced to prison for picking up a rope, he was lying by  (C)  he did not say. The rope he picked up was tied to a cow.

위 글의 밑줄 친 The chained man에 대해 가장 바르게 추론한 것은?

③

① His hands were chained to the officer

② The judge concentrated on what he said

③ He was sentenced to prison for stealing a cow.

④ He did not meet anyone on his way to prison.

⑤ He was not innocent because he told the whole truth.

빈칸 (A), (B), (C)에 들어갈 말이 바르게 짝지어진 것은?

②

(A)        (B)      (C)

① who	which	that

② who	that	what

③ who	that	which

④ which	what	that

⑤ which	what	what

다음 글을 읽고, 물음에 답하시오.

Helen's mother had finished baking some cookies when a neighbor (A) [came over / comes over] and asked for help. "I'll come back in a few minutes," said her mother as she put the cookies into the cookie jar. "Don't touch the cookies while I'm next door. These are for the party tonight." When Helen's mother returned and checked the cookie jar, there was only one cookie left. "You (B) [should not / could not] those cookies I made for the party tonight." "I didn't touch one," said Helen. "Well, they sure didn't fly away on their own! You can stay in your room until you decide (C) [to tell / telling] the truth."

위 글을 읽고 추론할 수 있는 내용은?

⑤

① Helen simply touched one cookie.

② Helen brought all the cookies to her neighbor.

③ Helen's mother thought that Helen told the truth.

④ Helen's mother used all the cookies for the party.

⑤ Helen touched and ate all the cookies except for one.

(A), (B), (C) 안에 어법에 맞는 표현으로 적절한 것은?

②

(A)            (B)         (C)

① came over	should not	telling

② came over	should not	to tell

③ came over	could not	to tell

④ comes over	could not	to tell

⑤ comes over	could not	telling

다음을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

In each of these stories, the characters tell only part of the truth.    ⓐ    you read, try to figure out what the characters do not say. What is the whole truth? What are lies?

The Cookie Jar

Helen's mother had finished baking some cookies when a neighbor came over and asked for help.

"I'll come back in a few minutes," said her mother     ⓐ    she put the cookies into the cookie jar. "Don't touch the cookies while I'm next door. These are for the party tonight."

When Helen's mother returned and checked the cookie jar, there was only one cookie left.

"Helen!" she called    ⓐ    she ran up the stairs.

"You ⓑ (먹지 말았어야 했는데) those cookies I made for the party tonight.

위 글의 ⓐ에 공통으로 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

②

① if	② as	③ and

④ though	⑤ because

위 글의 ⓑ에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

④

① should not eat	② could not eat

③ cannot have eaten	④ should not have eaten

⑤ must not have eaten

다음을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

A stolen Rope

A man was being led through town on his way to prison. His hands were chained behind his back, and one of his legs was chained to the officer who was leading him. As the two men neared the village square, one of the neighbors of the arrested man passed by.

"What have you done?" ① "Why are you in chains and sentenced to prison?"

The chained man said, ② "I picked up a rope      ⓐ _______ I had found on the ground."

"You poor man!" said the neighbor. ③ "The judge should not have been paying attention to        ⓑ _______ you said."

"I know. It's terrible. ④ Please tell him to set me free." ⑤ The man being taken to prison told the truth, but he was not innocent.

What is the truth, the whole truth? And where's the lie?

The Whole Truth

While it was true that the man was sentenced to prison for picking up a rope, he was lying by       ⓒ _______ he did not say. The rope he picked up was tied to a cow.

위 글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말이 알맞게 짝지어진 것은?

①

ⓐ            ⓑ                ⓒ

① that	what	what

② that	what	that

③ that	that	what

④ what	that	that

⑤ what	that	what

위 글의 ①~⑤ 중 흐름에 맞지 않는 문장은?

③

다음을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

"I didn't touch one," said Helen.

"Well, ⓐ they sure didn't fly away (‘그들 스스로’)! You can stay in your room until you decide to tell the truth."

What is the truth, the whole truth? And where's the lie?

The Whole Truth

Helen's exact words, "I didn't touch one," were true. She had not touched one cookie, they only one that she didn't eat. She had, however, touched-and eaten-all the ⓑ rest.

위 글의 ⓐ에 ‘그들 스스로’를 세 단어의 영어로 쓰시오.

on their own

They sure didn't fly away _____ _______ _____!

위 글에서 밑줄 친 ⓐ가 내포하고 있는 의미는?

②

① You must have thrown them in the air.

② You must have eaten them except one.

③ You must have touched only one of them.

④ You must have taken them to eat soon.

⑤ You must have given them to a neighbor.

위 글의 ⓑrest와 같은 의미로 사용된 것은?

②

① Why don't you go home and take a rest?

② The rest of the students went home to sleep.

③ They are having a rest from work.

④ Give it a rest because we're trying to relax.

⑤ He was all right but he just needs some rest.

다음을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

A Perfect Score

A boy came running into the house and hugged his mother.

"How was your day?" asked his mother.

The boy smiled. "I got a hundred on my math and history tests!"

That's wonderful," said his mother. "We'll celebrate with a special supper tonight."

It was a delicious meal, but when report cards came the next week, the boys mother discovered there had been nothing to celebrate after all.

"How could you get an F in history and a D in math when you didn't have any mistakes on your tests last week? Did they catch you cheating? I certainly hope you weren't lying to me."

"Oh, no," answered the boy. "I would never cheat. And as sure as I didn't cheat, I told you the truth."

His mother frowned. "Well, something is not ⓐ [be / it / to / seems / what] I'm sure of that."

What is the truth, the whole truth? And where's the lie?

The Whole Truth

The boy had got a hundred on his math and history tests. But it was a combined score of 100 for both tests - 60 on the math test and 40 on the history test.

위 글의 ⓐ에 주어진 단어들을 순서에 맞게 배열하여 문장을 완성하시오.

what it seems to be

Well, something is not ____________________

위 글을 바탕으로 만든 다음의 대화에서 소년의 마지막 말로 적절한 것은?

①

Son : Mom, I'm home.

Mom : How was your day?

Son : I got a hundred on my math and history tests.

Mom : That's wonderful. We'll celebrate with a special supper.

(Report cards came the next week.)

Mom : Why did you lie to me?

Son : No, I didn't lie to you.

Mom : You said you got a hundred in math and history.

Son : I did. __________________________.

① I got a total score of 100.

② I got a hundred on each test.

③ I got a full score on the math test.

④ It was a combined score of 200 for both tests.

⑤ I got 60 on the math test and 50 on the history test.

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

① A man was being led through town on his way to prison. His hand were chained behind his back, and one of his legs was chained to the officer who was leading ② him. As the two men neared the village square, one of the neighbors of the arrested man passed by.

"What have you done? Why are you in chains and sentenced to prison?"

The chained man said, "I picked up a rope that   ③ I had found on the ground."

"You poor man!" said the neighbor. "The judge must not have been paying attention to what     ④ you said. "I know. It's terrible. Please tell ⑤ him to set me free."

The man being taken to prison told the truth, but he was not innocent. What is the truth, the whole truth? And where's the lie?

위 글의 줄친 부분 중 가리키는 대상이 다른 것은?

⑤

위 글의 내용과 가장 관계 깊은 속담은?

④

① Well begun is half done.

② A stitch in time saves nine.

③ A bad workman always blames his tools.

④ Every miller draws water to his own mill.

⑤ Prevention is better than cure.

(A), (B), (C)의 각 괄호 안에서 어법에 맞는 낱말을 골라 가장 잘 짝지은 것은?

③

Helen's mother had finished (A) [to bake / baking] some cookies when a neighbor came over and asked for help. "I'll come back in a few minutes," said her mother as she put the cookies into the cookie jar. "Don't touch the cookies while I'm next door. These are for the party tonight."

When Helen's mother returned and checked the cookie jar, there was only one cookie left.

"Helen!" she called as she ran up the stairs. "You shouldn't (B) [have eaten / eat] those cookies    (C) [what / which] I made for the party tonight."

"I didn't touch one," said Helen. "Well, they sure didn't fly away on their own! You can stay in your room until you decide to tell the truth."

(A)         (B)	(C)

① baking      eat	which

② to bake     have eaten	what

③ baking      have eaten	which

④ to bake     eat	what

⑤ baking      have eaten	what

아래 주어진 글 다음에 이어질 글의 순서로 가장 적절한 것은?

④

A boy came running into the house and hugged his mother. "How was your day?" asked his mother. The boy smiled. "I got a hundred on my math and history tests!"

(A) "How could you get an F in history and a D in math when you didn't have any mistakes on your tests last week? Did they catch you cheating? I certainly hope you weren't lying to me."

(B) "That's wonderful,!" said his mother. "We'll celebrated with a special supper tonight." It was a delicious mail, but when report cards came the next week, the boy's mother discovered there had been nothing to celebrate after all.

(C) "Oh no," answered the boy. "I would never cheat. And as sure as I didn't chaeat, I told you the truth." His mother frowned. "Well. something's not what it seems to be. I'm sure of that."

① (A) - (B) - (C)	② (A) - (C) - (B)

③ (B) - (C) - (A)	④ (B) - (A) - (C)

⑤ (C) - (A) - (B)

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

Helen‘s mother had finished baking some cookies when a neighbor came over and asked for help.

"I'll come back in a few minutes," said her mother as she put the cookies into the cookie jar. "Don't touch the cookies while I'm next door. These are for the party tonight."

When Helen's mother returned baking and checked the cookie jar, there was only one cookie left.

"Helen!" she called as she ran up the stairs. "You _______ those cookies I made for the party tonight."  "I didn't touch one," said Helen.

"Well, they sure didn't fly away in their own! You can stay in your room until you decide to tell the truth.

빈칸 안에 알맞은 말을 고르시오.

①

① shouldn't have eaten

② must have eaten

③ couldn't have eaten

④ may have eaten

⑤ might have eaten

위 글의 제목으로 가장 적절한 것은?

②

① Honest Child	② The Cookie Jar

③ The Flying Cookie	④ Friendship

⑤ Kind neighbors

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

A boy came running into the house and hugged his mother.

"How was your day?" asked his mother.

The boy smiled. "I got a hundred on my math and

history tests!"

"That's wonderful," said his mother. "We'll celebrate  with a special supper tonight." It was a delicious

meal, but when report cards came the next week, the boy's mother discovered there had been nothing to celebrate after all. "How could you get an F in history and a D in math when you didn't have any mistakes on your tests last week? Did they catch you cheating? I certainly hope you weren't lying to me. "Oh no," answered the boy. "I told you the truth.

"His mother frowned. "Well, something's not what it seems to be. I'm sure of that."

How did the mother's feeling

⑤

① upset	→ worried

② proud	→ relieved

③ unhappy	→ delightful

④ sad	→ happy

⑤ pleased	→ disappointed

위 글의 내용과 일치하는 것을 고르시오.

③

① 어머니는 성적표를 받은 후 소년에게 화를 냈다.

② 소년은 시험을 아주 잘쳤다.

③ 소년은 두 과목을 합해서 을 받았다.

④ 맛있는 점심으로 서로를 축하했다.

⑤ 소년은 부정행위를 했다.

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

A man was being led through town on his way to prison. His hands were chained behind his back, and one of his legs was chained to the officer whi was leading him. As the two men neared the village square, one of the neighbors of (a) the arrested man passed by.

"What have you done? Why are you in chains and sentenced to prison?"

(b) The chained man said, "I picked up a rope that I had found in the ground."

(c) "You poor man!" said the neighbor. "The judge

(   A   ) paying attention to what you said."

"I know. It's terrible. Please tell (d) him to set me

free." The man being taken to prison told the truth,

but (e)he was not innocent.

밑줄 친 (a)-(e)중에서 a man과 다른 것을 고르시오.

④

① (a)     ② (b)     ③ (c)     ④ (d)     ⑤ (e)

위 글의 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은?

④

① The chained man was being taken to prison.

② One of the neighbors of the chained man passed by.

③ The chained man said he pocked up just a rope on the ground.

④ One of the neighbors of the chained man prised the judge for paying attention.

⑤ The chained man asked his neighbor to tell the judge to set him free.

다음  (   A   )에 알맞은 말은?

①

① must not have been

② must have been

③ should have been

④ should not have been

⑤ cannot have been

다음 설명에 해당하는 단어로 적절한 것은?

②

a type of question which has a clever or amusing  answer

① humor	② riddle	③ or

④ word games	⑤ comedy

‖  문 법  ‖

문 법

다음 대화 중 적절한 것은?

③

① A: Maria looks very happy.

B: She cannot have got a good grade.

② A: I saw Tim on the way to school this morning.

B: You must have seen Tim! He went to Japan yesterday.

③ A: Where are they? They should have here ten minutes ago.

B: They will come. The traffic is usually very heavy at this time of day.

④ A: I can't find my diary anywhere.

B: I saw you with it this morning. You should have lost it. You haven't been out of the house.

⑤ A: Why didn't you come to the party last night? I met Tom Johnson and got my picture taken with him.

B: The movie star Tom Johnson? You should have been there.

다음 중 바른 문장은?

⑤

① The police tried to find that the thief might have left behind.

② The advice what you gave me was very useful.

③ It is not that I wanted for my birthday present.

④ Jake broke the camera what his father had given him three days before.

⑤ I can't find out the sunglasses that I bought last summer.

다음 밑줄 친 부분이 어법상 어색한 것은?

①

① My mother always cooks that I want to eat

② This is a picture that I took on my trip to Jeju.

③ Try to figure out what the characters do not say.

④ Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today.

⑤ My aunt made the tasty apple pie that I've ever eaten.

‖  본문 뒤 지문 & 활동책  ‖

본문 뒤 지문 및 활동책

다음 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

③

Once upon a time, a baby frog and a baby snake met and played all day long. They played "hide and hug." What a fun game! That night the baby frog told his mom about the game he had played. "No, no!"said his mom. "Hide and hug is not a game you should play. It's a game for snakes only. Promise me you will never play with him again." Also that night the baby snake told his mom what he had played that day. "No, no!" said his mom."Hide and hug is not just a game. It's what you must do. Promise me you will do that the next time you meet him. Then, you will be full." _______________________________________________.

① Now we know why frogs and snakes will like playing games together.

② That's why frogs and snakes will play games together.

③ Now we know why frogs and snakes won't be found playing games together.

④ That's because mother frogs want their babies to play games with snakes.

⑤ Now we know why frogs will kill snakes playing games together.

다음 글의 제목으로 가장 적절한 것은?

③

Once upon a time, a baby frog and a baby snake met and played all day long. They played "hide and hug." What a fun game! That night the baby frog told his mom about the game he had played. "No, no!"said his mom. "Hide and hug is not a fame you should play. It's a game for snakes only. Promise me you will never play with him agin," Also that night the baby snake told his mom what he had played that day. "No, mo!" said his mom "Hide and hug is not just a game. It's what you must do. Promise mo you will do that the next time you meet him. then, you will be full." Now we know why frogs and snakes won't be found playing games together.

① Method A snake Eats A Frog

② Relationship Between Wild Animals

③ Reason Frogs and Snakes Don't Get Along With

④ Characteristics of A Baby Frog and A Baby Snake

⑤ Progression of Developing of A Frog and A Snake

다음 대화가 이루어지는 상황을 한 문장으로 요약하고자 한다. 빈칸 (A)와 (B)에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

①

Son : Mom, I'm home.

Mom : How was your day?

Son : I got a hundred on my math and history tests.

Mom : That's wonderful. We'll celebrate with a special supper.

(Report cards come the next week and mom discovered there had been nothing to celebrate after all.)

Mom : How could you get an F in history and a D in math. Why did you lie to me?

Son : No, I didn't lie to you.

Mom : You said you got a hundred in math and history.

Son : I did. I got 60 in math and 40 in history.

the mother thought that her son got a hundred of   (A)  subject, but it was a  (B)  score of 100 for both tests.

(A)         (B)

① each      combined

② each      correct

③ united     combined

④ united     correct

⑤ blended   combined

글의 흐름으로 보아 [보기]의 주어진 문장이 들어가기에 가장 적절한 곳은?

③

Also that night the baby snake told his mom what he had played that day.

Once upon a time, a baby frog and a baby snake met and played all day long. They played "hide and hug." What a fun game! ( ① )　That night the baby frog told his mom about the game he had played. ( ② )　"No, no!" said his mom. "Hide and hug is not a game you should  play. It's a game for snakes only. Promise me you will never play with him again." ( ③ )　"No, no!" said his mom. "Hide and hug is not just a game. It's what you must do. ( ④ )　Promise me you will do that the next time you meet him. Then, you will be full."    ( ⑤ )　Now we know why frogs and snakes won't be found playing games together.

다음 문장을 읽고 밑줄에 들어갈 적절한 문장은?

④

Once upon a time, a baby frog and a baby snake met and played all day long. They played "hide and hug." What a fun game! That night the baby frog told his mom about the game he had played. "No, no!" said his mom. "Hide and hug is not a game you should play. It's a game for snakes only. Promise me you will never play with him again." Also that night the baby snake told his mom what he had played that day. "No, no!" said his mom. "Hide and hug is not just a game. It's what you must do. Promise me you will do that the next time you meet him. Then, you will be full." Now we know why frogs and snakes won't be found playing games together.

You can tell from the story that                 .

① the baby frog knew the baby snake was his natural enemy before they met.

② the baby frog felt scared when the baby snake hugged him

③ the baby frog will play with the baby snake again.

④ the mother frog was relieved because her child was alive

⑤ the mother snake was pleased because her child didn't eat the baby frog

다음 글의 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은?

③

Once upon a time, a baby frog and a baby snake met and played all day long. They played "hide and hug." What a fun game! That  night the baby frog told his mom about the game he had played. "No, no!" said his mom. "Hide and hug is not a game you should play. It's a game for snakes only. Promise me  you will never play with him again." Also that night the baby snake told his mom  what he had played that day. "No, no!" said his mom. "Hide and hug  is not just a game. It's what you must do. Promise me you will do that the next time you meet him. Then, you will be full." Now we know why frogs and snakes won't be found playing games together.

① The mother frog warned the baby frog not to play "hide and hug."

② The mother snake wanted the baby snake to eat the baby frog.

③ The mother frog and the mother snake used to play "hide and hug."

④ The baby frog did not know that it should not play with the baby snake at first.

⑤ The mother frog was shocked to know that her baby frog played with the baby snake.

주어진 대화 다음에 이어질 대화의 순서로 가장 적절한 것은?

②

A : How was your day, my son?

B : Mom, I got a hundred on my math and history tests!

(A)

A : Well, something's not what it seems to be. I'm sure of that. You can stay in your room until you decide to tell the truth.

B : Oh! No! Mom! Please....

(B)

B : To be honest, it was a combined score of 100 for both tests. I got 60 on the math test and 40 on the history test.

A : OK. I'll give you one more chance. Instead, don't lie to me again!

(C)

A : That's wonderful. We'll celebrate with a special supper tonight.

B : Wow! I can't wait to eat.

(D)

A : Hey, look at your report cards! How could you get an F in history and a D in math? Did they catch you cheating? I hope you weren't lying to me.

B : I would never cheat. And as sure as I didn't cheat, I told you the truth.

① (C) (A) (D) (B)

② (C) (D) (A) (B)

③ (C) (D) (B) (A)

④ (D) (A) (B) (C)

⑤ (D) (C) (A) (B)

다음 글을 일고 물음에 답하시오.

Once upon a time, a baby frog and a baby snake met and played all day long. They played "hide and hug" What a fun game! That night the baby frog told his mom about the game he had played. "No, no!" said his mom. "Hide and hug is not just a game. It's what you must do. Promise me you will be full." Now we know why frogs and snakes won't be found playing games together.

Why did the mother snakes say to her child "Then, you be full."

⑤

① Because the baby snake liked to play with the baby frog.

② Because the baby snake had to work hard to become full.

③ Because the baby frog knew the baby snake was his natural enemy before they met.

④ Because she wanted the baby snake to hug the baby frog the next time.

⑤ Because she wanted the baby snake to eat the baby frog the next time.

위 글의 내용과 일치하지 않는

①

① 새끼뱀과 개구리는 이후에도 사이좋게 놀았다.

② 어미개구리는 새끼개구리가 새끼뱀과 논다는 것을 알고 깜짝 놀랐다.

③ 어미뱀은 새끼뱀이 새끼개구리를 잡아먹지 않은 것을 안타까워했다.

④ 새끼뱀은 새끼개구리를 잡아먹을 수 있다는 사실을 몰랐다.

⑤ 어미개구리는 새끼개구리에게 다시는 새끼뱀과 놀지 말라고 했다.

다음 글의 (A)와 (B)에 들어갈 가장 적절한 말은?

④

Once upon a time, a baby frog and a baby snake met and played all day long. They played "hide and hug" What a fun a game! That night the baby frog told his mom about the game he   (A)  . "No, no!" said his mom. "Hide and hug is not a game you should play. it's a game for snakes only. Promise me you will never play with him again. "Also that night the baby snake told his mom what he had played that day. "No, no" said his mom. "Hide and hug is not just a game. It's what you must do. Promise me you will do that the next time you meet him. Then, you will be full. "Now we know why frogs and snake   (B)    playing games together.

(A)                    (B)

① played	-       won't find

② played	-       will be found

③ had played	-       will be found

④ had played	-       won't be found

⑤ played	-       will find

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