[4과]

[1~2] 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 ①in a few minutes," said her mother as she put the cookies ②for the cookie jar. "Don't touch the cookies while I'm next door. These are ③in 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 ④into 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 ⑤at their own! You can stay in your room until you decide to tell the truth."

위 글의 밑줄 친 ⓐAs와 의미가 같은 것은?

[분성여고 1학년 2009년 1학기 기말고사 정답]

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

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.

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 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

[5과]

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 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.

다음 두 문장의 뜻이 같도록 할 때, 빈칸 (A)와 (B)에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

③

▪If I    (A)    money enough, I    (B)    the house.

→ As I didn't have money enough, I didn't buy the hose.

(A)	(B)

① had	would have bought

② have had	could have bought

③ had had	would have bought

④ had	could buy

⑤ have had	could buy

다음 밑줄 친 company와 같은 의미로 쓰인 것은?

②

▪The company offered the job the someone else.

① He is keeping bad company.

② The company is interested in selling its products overseas.

③ We are having company for dinner.

④ The children were good company for us.

⑤ They are expecting company next week.

다음 중 어법상 올바른 문장은?

①

① She knew that her mother had been ill.

② Galileo believed that the earth was round.

③ He told me that time waited for no man.

④ She told me that she is leaving there next week.

⑤ Tom told Jane that he will decide on it by the weekend.

다음 글을 읽고 밑줄 친 부분의 표현이 잘못된 것은?

⑤

In 1976, he founded the Grameen Bank to make loans to poor Bangladeshis so they could start businesses with the money. The microcredit project also ①puts its emphasis on lending specifically to women.

More than 96 % of Grameen loans have gone to women, who ②suffer from poverty and who ③are more likely than men to devote their earnings to their families.

The Grameen bank today ④continues to expand across the world, providing small loans to the rural poor. ⑤As in mid-2006, the Grameen Bank has opened branches in 23 countries．

글의 흐름으로 보아 주어진 문장이 들어가기에 가장 적절한 곳은?

③

He made a small loan of $27 to the group so that they could buy bamboo and make furniture for a living.

It all started during the Bangladeshi famine of 1974, when a lot of people were dying of hunger. (　①　) Muhammad Yunus was teaching economics at the University of Chittagong in his hometown. ( ② ) He happened to find a group of families who were trying to survive the famine. ( ③ ) He believed that if such small loans were made available to a wide population, it could get rid of rural poverty in Bangladesh. ( ④ ) What was important in such loans was to help those who help themselves. ( ⑤ )

[6과]

[13~14] 다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

pluto37 Hello. I’m in my fifties and ①have some difficult　understanding my children. At dinner, they don’t rush to the table. My seventeen-year-old daughter ②is always busy checked her e-mail, listening to music and talking on the phone all at the same time. My son is always watching TV, playing on the computer and ③to send text messages to his friends. I doubt they can do that many things at the same time efficiently. I think doing several things at once ④prevent them from concentrating, but they deny it. Are they right? Am I old or just too sensitive?

shygirl Human beings ⑤have always had the capacity to attend to several things at once. Mothers have done it since the hunter-gatherer era: picking fruit while feeding their baby and setting the table with one eye on the baby. Electronic multitasking is not entirely new as well: my parents drive while listening to the radio. What’s the difference?

위 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중 올바른 것을 고르시오.

⑤

①　have some difficult　understanding

②　is always busy checked her e-mail

③　to send text messages to his friends

④　prevent them from concentrating

⑤　have always had the capacity to attend to several things

위 글에 드러난 piuto37의 심경으로 가장 적절한 것은?

④

① bored	② satisfied	③ indifferent

④ embarrassed	⑤ frightened

[15~16] 다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.

ghost12 ①In my opinion, we teenagers today are all very used to computers, cell phones, and video games. We are good at using these all at the same time. This ability has allowed us to access a lot of data and to communicate with each other instantly. ②Research tells us that pro gamers respond faster than ordinary people and use much broader areas of the brain. Through multitasking, we can also make better use of our brains.

bluebird In this world of information and technology, ③if you can do many things at the same time, it is helpful, isn’t it? Even if it isn’t, it is an individual choice because efficiency lies in whether the result is satisfactory to the person himself or not.

galaxy ④At the office, my work is often interrupted, bothered, and slowed down by telephone calls, instant messages, and faxes. There are always several things going on at the same time and I rarely focus on one thing. ⑤I can imagine students are not very different from me.

wiseman According to recent research, kids who spend 6.5 hours a day using electronic media are actually exposed to 8.5 hours due to media multitasking. The brain can only process a certain amount of information at one time. A little stimulation like pop music can help make someone more productive, but the brain cannot handle too much. Constant multitasking overloads the brain’s capacity to process information. This results in kids having trouble concentrating.

위 글의 내용과 일치하는 것을 고르시오.

①

① wiseman thinks lasting multitasking can result in preventing kids from concentrating.

② Although galaxy cannot often treat many things at once, he/she thinks students can do that.

③ bluebird thinks that the result of something to be done should always be satis factory.

④ They are debating about whether electronic media is harmful or not

⑤ ghost12 researched the agility of brain by himself.

위 글에서 밑줄 친 부분 중 사실(fact)인 것을 고르시오.

②

① In my opinion, we teenagers today are all very used to computers, cell phones, and video games.

② Research tells us that pro gamers respond faster than ordinary people.

③ If you can do many things at the same time, it is helpful, isn’t it?

④ At the office, my work is often interrupted, bothered, and slowed down by telephone calls, instant messages, and faxes.

⑤ I can imagine students are not very different from me.

다음 빈 칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 알맞은 것은?

③

Some people say that surfing the Web is more convenient than going to library. So they think the Internet will take the place of books, newspapers, and magazines. However, I don't think it will happen.       , Internet technologies will offer a better chance to improve the efficiency of the other media.

① Therefore	② Otherwise	③ Rather

④ Then	⑤ Even worse

다음 중 올바른 문장을 고르시오.

②

① Bestshot camera is 30g more heavier than Coolshot camera.

② To paint well, you need training, experience, and talent.

③ Trying to get used to foreign food seems as has as to learn a foreign language.

④ The final term test was more difficult to the midterm test.

⑤ Linda was bright, honest, and generously girl when she was young.