다음 대화를 듣고, Lynn을 그림에서 고르시오.

③

M: Is this your family?

W: Yes, it is. The man with the mustache and beard is my father.

M: He looks very nice. Who is the little girl next to your father?

W: She is my little sister Stella. She looks very cute, doesn't she?

M: Yeah, she is really cute. By the way, who is your elder sister Lynn who you always talk about?

W: She's next to me.

M: The one with the long, wavy hair or the short, curly hair?

W: The one with long, wavy hair.

M: Oh, I see. She is beautiful.

Listening Comprehension                                          FC실전모의고사 6회

대화를 듣고, 두 사람이 대화하는 장소를 고르시오.

②

W: May I help you?

M: I'm James Dobson. I have an appointment with Mrs. Sandy Crawford.

W: Hello, Mr. Dobson. I'm Sandy. I was waiting for you. Would you have a seat please?

M: Thanks.

W: So you want to open a savings account?

M: Yes, I do.

W: Thanks for coming to us. Would you please fill out these forms? We need your address, phone number and social security number.

M: Ok.

W: Then please sign your name here. And can I see your ID?

M: Sure. Here it is.

W: Thanks. I need a copy of your ID. Please wait a moment. Your account will be open in a minute.

M: Great.

hotel

bank

restaurant

post office

public office

대화를 듣고, 여자가 남자에게 부탁하는 일을 고르시오.

③

(The telephone rings)

M: Hello. J&J Studio.

W: John? This is Jessica.

M: Jessica! Why aren't you here? It's already 11 o'clock!

W: I know. That's the reason why I'm calling. I can't come to work today.

M: What's wrong?

W: I'm terribly ill. I have a sore throat as well as a severe headache.

M: Oh, no! Your voice does sound bad. Sorry you're not feeling well. Did you take any medicine?

W: No. I'm dizzy and can't walk well. Will you come to my house and take me to see the doctor?

M: Sure. Don't worry. I'll be there in 10 minutes.

일을 대신해 줄 것

약을 가져다 줄 것

병원에 데려다 줄 것

잠시 후에 다시 전화를 걸어 줄 것

회사에 갈 수 없음을 사장에게 전해 줄 것

대화를 듣고, 두 사람이 결국 하게 될 일을 고르시오.

⑤

W: What do you want to do this afternoon?

M: I'd like to go cycling.

W: Cycling! In this weather! Who do you want to go with?

M: You, of course

W: Me! You're joking! I can't ride a bike. Honey, how about going out shopping and then dinner?

M: Shopping and dinner! You went shopping yesterday!

W: But I'd like to go to the restaurant on the top floor of the Sky Hotel.

M: You're crazy! The Sky Hotel restaurant is too expensive for us. Dear, how about just staying here in front of the TV? We need to save some money for our summer vacation.

W: OK. I see.

자전거 타기

조깅하기

산책하기

저녁 먹으러 가기

집에서 TV보기

대화를 듣고, 여자의 심정으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오..

⑤

W: Oh, I'm tired of this monotonous life.

M: What do you mean?

W: Yesterday, today, and tomorrow, it's all the same. I have to study every day.

M: But you're a student. A student must study.

W: But you know, I'm a person, not a machine.

M: Cheer up! After graduation, you will be able to live a very happy life.

W: No way. After school, I have to find a job. And ...

M: Hey, look on the bright side.

indifferent

sorrowful

relieved

confused

frustrated

다음을 듣고, 아이들에 대해서 글쓴이가 궁극적으로 말하고자 하는 것을 고르시오.

⑤

M: A child develops best when, like a young plant, he is left undisturbed in the same soil. Too much travel, too many impressions, are not good for the young, and cause them as they grow up to become incapable of enduring fruitful monotony. I do not mean that monotony has any merits of its own; I mean only that certain good things are not possible except where there is a certain degree of monotony.

많은 경험을 하게 하라.

식물을 재배하게 하라.

여행을 많이 다니게 하라.

선행을 행하도록 하게 하라.

단조로움을 견딜 수 있도록 키워라.

대화를 듣고, 아래의 메뉴를 참고하여 남자가 지불해야 할 총 금액을 고르시오.

③

W: Are you ready to order?

M : Yes, I'd like a chicken sandwich and a cup of soup, please.

W: Would you like chicken soup or vegetable soup?

M: Vegetable, please.

W: Anything to drink?

M: I'd like a soda, please.

W: How about a salad?

M: No, I don't like salad.

W: Anything else?

M: Yes. A slice of apple pie. That's all.

W: A chicken sandwich, a cup of vegetable soup, a soda, and a slice of apple pie.

$ 9.00

$ 9.50

$ 10.00

$ 10.50

$ 11.00

대화를 듣고, 여자가 사려는 MP3 플레이어를 고르시오.

①

M: What can I do for you?

W: I'd like to buy an MP3 player for my son's birthday.

M: We have very nice Mp3 players. How about this square style? It's not expensive.

W: It's too plain. Do you have a nicer style?

M: Well, this triangular style will be good for your son. It's just $600.

W: The style is good, but it's a little bit expensive, I think.

M: Then, the oval style is the one you are looking for. It's just $400 and the capacity is one giga-byte. It can play almost 300 songs.

W: Oh, that's good. I think I'd better take this oval one.

대화를 듣고, 두 사람의 관계로 가장 적절한 것을  고르시오.

④

M: Hello there. Is this seat taken?

W: No. Have a seat.

M: Thanks. You know, you look familiar.

W: Really?

M: I'm pretty sure. I think we've met before.

W: I don't think so. Well, my train is leaving soon. I have to go.

M: Didn't you used to live in Denver, Colorado?

W: Yes, are you from Denver?

M: Ah, now I remember! You were a cheerleader at Willow Creek High School, weren't you?

W: That's right. Did you also go to Willow Creek High School?

M: Yes! But you probably don't remember me. I was a very quite boy at the time. I'm John Malloy. I'm so glad to see you.

W: I'm Julia Schwartz. Good to see you, too.

의사와 환자

선생님과 학생

은행원과 손님

고등학교 동창생

기차 승무원과 손님

다음을 듣고, 무엇에 관한 내용인지 고르시오.

②

W: By taking the new high-speed XPT, travelers riding the rails between Sydney and Melbourne can cut nearly three hours off the usual nine and a half required for the 965-kilometer trip. Rolling along at speeds as high as 160 kilometers per hour, the train runs daily from both cities. Fares begin at $300, the same as before.

도시에 대한 안내

철도 운행에 대한 안내

과속의 위험성에 대한 경고

고속버스 이용 요금에 대한 안내

안전한 여행에 관한 안내

대화를 듣고, 남자가 전화를 건 목적을 고르시오.

②

(The telephone rings.)

W: Hello?

M: Maria? It's Mac. I tried to call you last night, but you weren't home.

W: I was over at Sally's. Oh no! I forget to give her that book.

M: Gone with the Wind? You can give it to her some other time.

W: Yeah, if I don't forget again. By the way, have you written to Tony yet?

M: No, not yet. I'll do it tonight. What are you doing for Thanksgiving?

W: I don't know yet. Why?

M: Well, I was wondering if you'd like to have Thanksgiving dinner with me and my family.

W: In Tarrytown?

M: Uh-huh.

W: Oh, that would be wonderful. I'd love to.

M: We'll probably eat at about seven o'clock, so I'll pick you up at six.

W: OK. Fine.

책을 돌려 달라고

만찬에 초대하려고

시험공부를 도와 달라고

Tony에게 편지를 써 달라고

집까지 차를 태워 달라고

다음을 듣고, 감기에 걸렸을 때 의사가 지시한 내용으로 옳지 않은 것을 고르시오.

③

M: You have a cold. I think it can be serious. You have to take care of yourself, or you could become very sick. You should stay in bed and rest as much as possible. You can take two aspirin four times a day. That will help the fever and the aches and pains. Be sure to drink plenty of fluids. Fruit juice and hot tea are the best. Here's a prescription for some cough medicine. You can take it to any drugstore. Be sure to take your medicine with your meals because it might upset your stomach.

주스를 많이 마셔라.

뜨거운 차를 많이 마셔라.

아스피린을 하루에 2번 복용해라.

약 먹을 때 꼭 식사를 해라.

가급적이면 충분한 휴식을 취하라.

다음 그림의 상황에 가장 적절한 대화를 고르시오.

④

1) W: What a cute doggy!

M: Yes, she is cute and has soft hair.

2) W: How much is this doggy?

M: It's not for sale.

3) W: Does she bite?

M: No, she doesn't. She only barks.

4) M: You like her hair style?

W: What? What have you done to my pet?

5) M: What do you want? A hair cut?

W: Yes, cut her carefully.

②	③	④	⑤

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

⑤

W: Last night, I found a wallet with $300 inside.

M: Really? So, what did you do with that money?

W: Oh, you think I'm a thief?

M: No, I mean, it's very lucky to find that large sum of money.

W: Yes, I know. But it's not mine.

M: So, you gave the money back to the owner?

W: There's no ID card in the wallet.

M: So, what did you do?

W: I went to the police station to find the owner of the wallet.

Woman:

I lost my wallet again yesterday.

The wallet cost me too much.

I will buy a nice dress with that money.

What do you want do do with that money?

I went to the police station to find its owner.

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

⑤

W: Help yourself to some more food over there.

M: I already have too much. It's a really nice party.

W: Thank you. Can you stay a little longer?

M: Well, I hate to leave, but it's getting late and I have to work tomorrow.

W: You work on Sundays?

M: Not usually, but my boss asked me to come in tomorrow morning. He has an important meeting on Monday.

W: Oh, I see. I'm glad you came to the party. Take care.

M: Thanks for inviting me. I had a very good time.

Man:

I usually work on Sundays. That's the worst.

OK. Let me treat you to dinner this evening.

I'm sorry but I can't come. I'll take a rain check.

Of course, I come. Just tell me the time and place.

Thanks for inviting me. I had a very good.

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

④

M: What are you reading?

W: I'm just reading the online news.

M: Anything special?

W: Not really. But tomorrow, the President will announce something very important.

M: Really? What's that?

W: I don't know.

M: Maybe it's about the nuclear agreement with North Korea.

W: Well, maybe. Oh, isn't it time for the TV news? I want to watch it.

M: Yes, it's almost 9 o'clock. There will be the evening news on.

W: Why don't you turn on TV? Let's watch TV news.

Woman:

I'm sick of watching TV shows. Let's go out.

How do you know I don't want to watch TV?

What time does it start? I'm free all this evening.

Why don't you turn on TV? Let's watch TV news.

Could you pick up a newspaper on the way home?

다음 상황 설명을 듣고, Baker씨가 Lisa에게 할 말로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

⑤

W: Mr. Baker is an English teacher. He found out that Lisa, one of his students, didn't do her homework. Mr. Baker asks her why she did not do her homework. Lisa said she didn't do it since she'd been very sick yesterday. But Mr. Baker knew she was lying. He saw her at a shopping mall yesterday. She looked very healthy at that time. Mr. Baker says he saw her at the shopping mall. She seems to be very embarrassed. Mr. Baker wants to advise her not to lie. In this situation, what would Mr. Baker say to Lisa?

Mr. Baker: Lisa. You should be honest. Honest is the best policy.

Mr. Baker: Lisa:

I understand. You can hand it tomorrow.

You know a lazy person will never succeed.

You don't want to be dropped from my class.

Don't make an excuse. I'm disappointed in you.

You should be honest. Honest is the best policy.