Lesson 9 본문 최종 마무리                       중 ❸-2 기말고사 천재(정)

(In / On) a clear night, you can see (lots of  / a great amount of) star groups. What do they look (as / like)? Can you think of an interesting story about them? The following stories are from people in (the same / different) countries. Read them and guess what star groups the stories are about.

Greek Myth

Zeus fell in love with Callisto. One day, when he was with her, he saw his wife Hera (coming / to come). Zeus turned Callisto (into / for) a big bear (so as to / so that) Hera couldn’t know it was her. However, Hera found out about it and set the bear in front of Arcas, Callisto’s son, (who / that) was out hunting wild animals. Zeus did not want Arcas (kill / to kill) his mother (by mistake / on purpose). So he also turned Arcas (into / for) a little bear and placed both the mother (or / and) the son in the sky. (Until then / From then on), Arcas, the Little Bear has always (follows / followed) Callisto, the Big Bear.

An Old Story by Native Americans

Long ago, a great bear walked freely in the sky to hunt (during / while) spring. Three hunters saw the bear and (run / ran) after it throughout the summer. They needed food for their families. (At first / Finally) the hunters caught the bear and killed it (in / on) autumn. Every autumn, when the group of stars are low to the horizon, you can see the bear’s blood drips on the trees and the leaves (turn / change) red and brown. If you look closely at the stars, you can see the hunters (to run / running) after the great bear.

Tolstoy’s Short Story in Russia

A long time ago, a little girl lived with her sick mother. It was a (dry / wet) summer and many people were dying (of / for) thirst. One summer night, the girl went out with an old dipper to find water for her mother. (After / Before)a long walk, she (firstly / finally) found a small well in a forest and filled her dipper (with / by) water.

(To / On) her way back home, she saw a little dog crying (for / of) water. When she gave the dog some water, her old dipper turned into silver and was shining like the moon. Then, she saw an old man dying (of / for) thirst and again she gave (him / to him) some water. Now her dipper turned (out / into) gold and was shining like the sun.

(Above all / Finally) she got home and her mother drank the water. Then the dipper turned into 7 diamonds. The diamonds flew (up / above) to the sky and turned into 7 bright stars.

Did you find out the answer to the question (in the beginning / at the end)? All the stories are about the Big Dipper or the Big Bear. Isn’t it interesting that people made (up different stories with the same star group?

Now, what do you see, a bear, a dipper, or (something / anything) else? Look (at / for) the star group closely. What kind of story (comes / goes) to your mind?

교과서 본문 확인

On a clear night, you can see lots of star groups. What do they look like? Can you think of an interesting story about them? The following stories are from people in different countries. Read them and guess what star groups the stories are about.

Greek Myth

Zeus fell in love with Callisto. One day, when he was with her, he saw his wife Hera coming. Zeus turned Callisto into a big bear so that Hera couldn’t know it was her. However, Hera found out about it and set the bear in front of Arcas, Callisto’s son, who was out hunting wild animals. Zeus did not want Arcas to kill his mother by mistake. So he also turned Arcas into a little bear and placed both the mother and the son in the sky. From then on, Arcas, the Little Bear has always followed Callisto, the Big Bear.

An Old Story by Native Americans

Long ago, a great bear walked freely in the sky to hunt during spring. Three hunters saw the bear and ran after it throughout the summer. They needed food for their families. Finally the hunters caught the bear and killed it in autumn. Every autumn, when the group of stars are low to the horizon, you can see the bear’s blood drips on the trees and the leaves turn red and brown. If you look closely at the stars, you can see the hunters running after the great bear.

Tolstoy’s Short Story in Russia

A long time ago, a little girl lived with her sick mother. It was a dry summer and many people were dying of thirst. One summer night, the girl went out with an old dipper to find water for her mother. After a long walk, she finally found a small well in a forest and filled her dipper with water.

On her way back home, she saw a little dog crying for water. When she gave the dog some water, her old dipper turned into silver and was shining like the moon. Then, she saw an old man dying of thirst and again she gave him some water. Now her dipper turned into gold and was shining like the sun.

Finally she got home and her mother drank the water. Then the dipper turned into 7 diamonds. The diamonds flew up to the sky and turned into 7 bright stars.

Did you find out the answer to the question in the beginning? All the stories are about the Big Dipper or the Big Bear. Isn’t it interesting that people made up different stories with the same star group?

Now, what do you see, a bear, a dipper, or anything else? Look at the star group closely. What kind of story comes to your mind?