대화를 듣고, 남자의 아들을 그림에서 고르시오.

①

W: Wow! They're great! They are playing like real professionals.

M: Yeah. They are doing really well.

W: I heard your son is a baseball player.

M: That's right. My son is over there.

W: Really? Who is your son? The one pitching?

M: No. Guess who he is.

W: The better just hitting the ball?

M: No. He's my son's friend, Mike.

W: Then, he is the catcher pointing out the flying ball, right?

M: No. He is running toward a base.

W: Oh, he is very fast. He's the one running toward second base, I am sure.

M: No. Toward third.

Listening Comprehension                                          FC실전모의고사 9회

대화를 듣고, 두 사람이 대화하는 장소를 고르시오.

③

W: You're Marc Delon, aren't you?

M: Yes, that's right.

W: You live on Bay Street, don't you?

M: Yes.

W: And you went to a party at your teacher's house on July 25th, didn't you?

M: Yes.

W: You drank a lot of wine, didn't you?

M: Oh, no. I only drank orange juice.

W: Your blood test shows that you drank at least three bottles of wine.

M: Well, only small bottles.

W: You've been caught speeding twice before

M: Well, only small bottles.

W: You've been caught speeding twice before, haven't you?

M: I guess so.

W: Well, you'll have to pay $2,000, and do fifty hours of community service.

party

street

court

bar

school

대화를 듣고, 여자의 심정으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

②

M: Hi, Lynn. Why the long face?

W: It's my job. I'm looking for a new job.

M: Why, Lynn? You were happy at your last job.

W: I worked very hard.

M: That was good.

W: My manager thanked me, but she gave my co-worker the promotion!

M: Why did your manager do that?

W: I can't understand the reason.

M: Did you speak to the manager.

W: Yes, but she said I didn't have enough experience. So I quit.

pleased

frustrated

sympathetic

ashamed

indifferent

대화를 듣고, 남자가 토요일에 하려고 하는 일을 고르시오.

①

M: Debbie, how do you get to school?

W: If it isn't raining, I ride my bike.

M: Oh, I like riding the bikes. Would you like to go bike riding this Saturday?

W: I'd love to, but I can't. I have to go to the charity concert.

M: Oh, can I go with you? I love music.

W: Sure. It's for the homeless, so you should buy a ticket. It's 10 dollars.

M: Okay. Who will play at the concert?

W: The University Orchestra. They will play Bach's music.

M: Hold on. Did you say Bach? Oh, I'm sorry. I thought it was a rock concert．

W: So you don't want to go to the concert?

M: No, actually I don't like Bach. I'd rather stay home and listen to the rock music.

W: No problem.

집에서 음악 감상을 한다.

자선 공연장에 간다.

자전거를 타러 간다.

록 콘서트에 간다.

극장에 간다.

대화를 듣고, 어자가 요구한 일이 무엇이었는지 고르시오.

⑤

M: How long have you been with us, Jane? Hasn't it been almost a year?

W: A little more than a year. Thirteen months, to be exact.

M: Oh, yes, I remember. Anyway, you complained that someone else always asks you to write his letters for him. I'll solve that problem for you.

W: You mean I won't handle Mr. Taylor's letters anymore. Is that right?

M: That's right. You would only be responsible for my correspondence.

W: I'd like that.

M: Good! You'll have your own office, of course, and you'll get a raise.

W: That's fine. It will be easier to get things done without constant interruptions in the out office.

월급을 올려 달라.

회사에 취직하게 해 달라.

직장 내 성차별을 없애 달라.

자신만의 사무실을 가지고 싶다.

다른 사람이 자기에게 일을 시키지 말도록 해 달라.

다음을 듣고, 여자의 주장으로 가장 적절한 것을  고르시오.

⑤

W: Sad indeed. I lost a beloved brother-in-law to cigarette smoking in 1976. The public had no idea in those days just how deadly cigarette smoke could be. The tobacco lobby is rush and powerful. And it was powerful enough to continue advertising on TV. Concern for the health and welfare of the people did not triumph over the almighty dollar. It will be a glorious day when no newspaper or magazine will accept an ad promoting a product that is deadly and addictive. I hope that day is not far off.

이웃 사랑을 실천하자.

부자들이 건강 비용을 부담해야 한다.

사람들에게 흡연의 위험성을 알리자.

정부가 흡연 문제에 나서야 할 때이다.

대중 매체에서 담배 광고를 하지 못하게 하자.

대화를 듣고, 여자가 사려는 물품과 가격으로 바르게 짝지어진 것을 고르시오.

③

W: Good morning.

M: Good morning. What can I do for you?

W: I need something for dinner tonight. How much is the chicken?

M: It's on sale. It's $1.50 a pound.

W: That's a good deal. What about tomatoes?

M: Two for a dollar. It's not on sale, but tomato sauce is four cans for $1.

W: No, I want fresh tomatoes. How about green peppers? Are they on sale?

M: Yes, green peppers are five for a dollar.

W: Then, I would like to have two pounds of chicken, two tomatoes and ten green peppers. How much is it altogether?

chicken, green peppers … $5

chicken, tomatoes, green peppers … $5

chicken, tomatoes, green peppers … $6

chicken, tomato sauce, green peppers … $5

chicken, tomato sauce, green peppers … $6

대화를 듣고, 남자가 사려고 하는 것들을 고르시오.

⑤

W: What can I do for you?

M: Do you sell pencils or fountain pens?

W: Yes, I want to recommend this fountain pen.

M: Any reason?

W: It's more comfortable to use than a pencil.

M: That's the reason you recommend it?

W: That's right. And you don't need an eraser.

M: But, if I wrote wrong letter, how could I erase mistakes?

W: Then, you must have a pencil and an eraser.

M: Hmm. I will have two pencils and a fountain pen.

W: Anything else?

M: And a notebook.

대화를 듣고, 두 사람의 관계로 가장 적절한 것을  고르시오.

③

W: What seems to be the problem?

M: Dreams... I'm scared of my dreams.

W: Hmm... The fear if dreams is called oneirophobia. How about getting up in the morning.

M: Yes! I hate getting up. It scared me for some reason.

W: That's eosophobia, the fear of daylight. Now, take a deep breath

M: No! No! I can't.

W: Aerophobia. Fear of air. Oh, you're the first person I've ever met who has pantophobia.

M: Good grief! Pantophobia! What's that?

W: The fear of everything. It's rare.

M: You mean I have something not many other people have? Oh! That's terrible! I'm scared of myself!

doctor and citizen

florist and customer

doctor and patient

optician and customer

pharmacist and patient

다음을 듣고, 무엇에 관한 안내인지 고르시오.

②

W: Attention, please. Because of the heavy rain and high waves, we can't leave now. Passengers must wait until the storm is over. Safety is very important. So, never go outside to see the seashore. And make sure your baggage is in a safe place. Children must stay with their parents. Our staff will do its best for a safe trip, but we need your cooperation. We are going to leave right after the storm is over. So just wait in the lobby. Thank you very much.

기상 예보

출발 지연 안내

여행 시 주의 사항

아이들 안전 문제

바다 수영 시 주의 사항

대화를 듣고, 남자가 여자에게 전화를 건 목적으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

①

(The telephone rings)

W: Hello?

M: Is this Jessica?

W: Yes, this is she.

M: Hi, Jessica. This is Tom.

W: Oh, hi. What's up?

M: Can you help me? My mother called and told me that my father is very ill.

W: Oh, I'm sorry. Is he going to be alright?

M: Maybe. Could you lend me $100? I need that money for my father.

W: OK, no problem.

M: Thanks a million.

W: That's what friends are for.

돈을 빌리려고

함께 아버지 면회를 가려고

아버지를 모셔와 달라고

숙제 끝내는 것을 도와 달라고

선생님한테 전화를 부탁하려고

대화를 듣고, 여자에 대한 설명과 일치하지 않는 것을 고르시오.

⑤

(The telephone rings)

M: Hello? We're conducting a nationwide survey of people's reading habits.

W: Hmm. So what?

M: Would you have five minutes to answer a few questions?

W: No problem. Go ahead.

M: Do you read any newspaper and, if so, which one?

W: I read the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal.

M: Approximately how many hours per week do you spend reading the newspaper?

W: Oh, let's see. About an hour a day.

M: Okay. Now, do you subscribe to these newspapers?

W: I only subscribe to the Times. Sometimes I buy the Wall street Journal for my husband.

M: Thank you for your cooperation.

결혼한 여자이다.

New York Times를 집에서 구독한다.

하루에 1시간 정도 신문과 잡지를 읽는다.

Wall Street Journal은 남편이 주로 읽는다.

정기적으로 구독하는 신문과 잡지는 총 2 종류이다.

다음 그림의 상황에 가장 적절한 대화를 고르시오.

⑤

1) W: Please, help me. I don't want to die.

M: Take it easy. You will be OK.

2) W: The white uniform really suits you.

M: Thank you!

3) W: What are you looking at?

M: I'm just looking at you.

4) M: You're so beautiful. I want to go out with you.

W: Everybody want to, but I already have a boyfriend.

5) M: Close your eyes. It will hurt a little bit.

W: Ouch! Ahh. Don't pull it out. I'd rather not.

①	②	③	④	⑤

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

⑤

M: May I help you?

W: Yes. I've lost my receipt.

M: Lost your receipt? Oh, that's too bad.

W: Can't I just describe my watch to you?

M: I'm afraid not. Only the manager can help you, and he's gone to lunch.

W: Oh, no! I think it was the manager who waited on me.

M: Just a minute. When did you bring the watch in?

W: A week ago, at this time, during my lunch hour.

M: And was your watch a small gold Automex?

W: Yes, that's right. How did you know?

M: Your receipt is still here. I think you dropped it before leaving.

Man:

I can't give you your watch. It's illegal.

You have to come back in an hour.

Because your facial expression told me you didn't lie.

Your watch is very expensive. So I know it's yours.

Your receipt is still here. I think you dropped it before leaving.

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

④

W: My computer has just crashed again.

M: I think you'd better buy a new one.

W: But I don't know about computers. Can you help me buy a new one?

M: Sure. How much can you spend on it?

W: Less than one million won.

M: What's the purpose of your using a computer?

W: Just for doing my homework and surfing the Internet.

M: Then, a cheap computer may be suitable for you.

W: Can you recommend a good but cheap one?

Woman:

I need a personal computer.

I'd like to be an computer expert like you.

I'd rather use the old one. Don't bother me.

Can you recommend a good but cheap one?

You'd better buy a new computer for yourself.

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

②

M: How fast was your car going?

W: About 30 miles an hour.

M: And the white Ford suddenly appeared without any warning?

W: Yes, that's right.

M: Then, how can you be sure that blue car was only going 30?

W: The blue car wasn't going any faster than I was.

M: Are you sure of that?

W: Yes, I'm sure.

M: Sure? Were you looking at your speedometer when the accident happened?

W: Of course not. I was looking at the road ahead.

M: Well, if you weren't looking at your speedometer, how can you be sure how fast you were going?

W: I always drive less than 30 miles per hour.

Woman:

Accidents always happen.

I always drive less than 30 miles per hour.

I'm sorry. I will never speed again.

These days, car makers make really good cars.

Please check my speedometer. It's out of order now.

다음 상황 설명을 듣고, 여자가 남편에게 할 말로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

⑤

M: Diane and Vincent had been married for four years when Vincent accepted a job requiring a lot of travel. They had talked about the travel issue before he took the job, and Diane hadn't objected. Now, however, Diane is worried because she sees her husband very little, and she fears that their children are growing up without a father. In this situation, what would Diane say to her husband?

W: Honey, I want to be with you more often. How about finding another job?

Woman: Honey,

please come home earlier.

you always say you love me. So I appreciate that.

we need more money. Please, work hard.

don't drink too much. It's not good for you and your children.

I want to be with you more often. How about finding another job?