A. Vocabulary

✍ 2학년 ____ 반  학생이름: ____________________

영어 독해와 작문 (두산동아) - 2학년

Lesson 12. The Man of the House

	영 어 단 어	□ 뜻을 쓰세요. □
1.	fiction
2.	pen name
3.	biting
4.	detailed
5.	downstairs
6.	collapse
7.	feverish
8.	insist
9.	shakily
10.	pharmacist
11.	nursing
12.	talkative
13.	middle-aged
14.	in alarm
15.	terrified
16.	shrug
17.	neglect
18.	squeeze
19.	expense
20.	public house
21.	draw aside
22.	prescription
23.	relieved
24.	relief
25.	doubtfully
26.	digestion
27.	tonic
28.	accompany
29.	hastily
30.	spit-spat-spat
31.	sticky
32.	panic
33.	astonishment
34.	viciously
35.	crawl
36.	miserably
37.	shamefully
38.	soothingly
39.	undress
40.	despise

B. Phrases and Expressions

● 다음 우리말과 같은 뜻이 되도록 영어로 쓰시오.
1.	She had m an a to light the fire, but it had gone against her.
	그녀는 불을 지피려고 시도했지만, 불이 지펴지지 않았다.
2.	"I will be fine soon. But you could d at the pharmacist's and ask him to give you a good, strong cough bottle."
	난 곧 나을 게다. 하지만 약국에 들러서 효과 있고 강력한 기침 물약 좀 달라고 해줄 수 있겠니?
3.	She was a middle-aged woman, w a k of nursing but talkative.
	그녀는 중년의 여성이고, 간호하는것에 대해 아는게 많았지만 수다스러운 편이었다.
4.	Later that evening when Minnie Ryan was gong, I s her the door.
	나중에 그날저녁에 Minnie Ryan이 갈 때 나는 문까지 그녀를 배웅했다.
5.	"If you give it to her hot, with a squeeze of lemon in it, it might help her to s her cold."
	네가 그것을 뜨겁게 데워서 레몬 몇 방울 넣어서 그녀에게 주면, 감기를 떨치는 데 도움이 될 수도 있을 것이다.“
6.	But I knew if she didn't get better, I might s a doctor, and he would send her away. So I wouldn't be p .
	그러나 만일 어머니가 낫지 않으면 나는 의사를 불러야하고, 의사는 어머니를 병원으로 보낼 것이다. 그래서 나는 미루고 싶지 않았다.
7.	When I went to the public house, it was full of men, who d to let me reach the bar.
	내가 술집에 갔을 때, 그곳은 남자들로 가득 찼는데, 그들은 내가 바로 접근할수 있도록 한쪽으로 물러나 주었다.
8.	When I found one in town, he kindly a visit us. was after dinner w the doctor called.
	시내에서 한 의사를 찾았을때 그는 친절하게도 집으로 방문하겠다고 동의했다. 의사가 방문한것은 바로 저녁식사가 끝나고였다.
9.	She waited until my bottle was p , and then she a me downtown.
	그녀는 내 약병이 제조될때까지 기다렸다가 시내로 나와 함께 동행했다.
10.	I tasted it, and hastily s it . After that, I c letting her taste mine.
	나는 그것을 맛보고는 급히 뱉어냈다. 그런 후에, 그녀가 내약을 맛을 보게 허락하지 않을 수 없었다.

C. Reading Tasks

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The Man of the House (by Frank O’Connor)

This short fiction was written by the Irish novelist Frank O'Connor (the pen name of Michael O'Donovan) in 1949. O'Connor wrote some of the finest short fiction of the twentieth century. His realistic and sometimes biting fiction offers a detailed examination of Irish life in the early twentieth century.

I

When I woke up, I heard my mother (A)〚coughing / to cough〛 badly, below in the kitchen. When I went downstairs, I saw her ①c        into a little armchair. She had made an attempt (B)〚light / to light〛 the fire, but it had gone against her. I ran to her, asking, "Are you all right, Mum?"

"I will be all right in a second, Tom," she replied,

(C)〚tried / trying〛 to smile. "The old sticks were wet, and the smoke started me coughing."

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②But it wasn't only the smoke which caused her coughing. She looked feverishly as well. I asked her to go back to bed, saying I would light the fire. She didn't listen to me, but I insisted. "You couldn't work like that. I'll come home as soon as possible after school, Mum." Since I was her only family, I felt myself as "Man of the House" who should ③l          his family members.

"Don't worry too much. It's only a cough." She rose very shaky and climbed back up the stairs.

When I was ready to go to school, I went upstairs. I said, "I will go shopping after school. Will you write down what you want?" I also asked, "Would you like me to get a doctor?"

"I will be fine soon. But you could drop in at the pharmacists and ask him to give you a good, strong cough bottle." "Write down it, Mum," I said. "If I haven't written it down, I might forget it. And put 'strong' in big letters."

After school, I ran to the pharmacist's and got the cough bottle. I rushed home, and found Minnie Ryan to sit with my mother. She was a middle-aged woman, with a good knowledge of nursing but talkative.

"How are you, Mum?" I asked.

"I feel better," said my mother, with a smile.

"You can't get up today, though," said Minnie Ryan.

Mum wanted me to run out and play, but I didn't go far. I knew that once I went a certain distance from the house, I would forget anything about the house and Mum.

1. (A),(B),(C)의 〚 〛에서 알맞은 표현을 고르시오.

(A)〚coughing / to cough〛

(B)〚light / to light〛

(C)〚tried / trying〛

2. ①c        , ③l            에 들어갈 적절한 표현을 쓰시오.

▶ ①c                        ▶ ③l

3. ②But it wasn't only the smoke which caused her coughing.

의 해석을 쓰시오.

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4. 부분본문 □에서 문법적으로 잘못된 5군데를 찾아서 옳게 고치시오.

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5. 위 글의 내용과 일치하는 두개를 고르시오.

① Frank O'Connor's real name is Michael O'Donovan.

② The smoke from the fire is the only cause of her coughing.

③ The boy has family members to care for including his            mother and sister.

④  Mother wanted the boy to send for a doctor.

⑤ Minnie Ryan took care of the boy's mother during his            absence.

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II

Later that evening when Minnie Ryan was going, I saw her to the door. She said, "If she's not better in the morning, I think I'd get a doctor."

"Why?" I asked,   ①  . "Do you think she is getting worse, Miss Ryan?"

She replied, "Ah, I wouldn't say so."

When the word "doctor" came out from Minnie, I was upset. I believed doctors would send patients to hospital. And I would be terrified to (A)〚leave / be left〛 alone.

I said, "But wouldn't he send her to hospital, Miss Ryan?"

"He might not," she said   ②  . "But   ③   he did, wouldn't it be better than neglecting it? Do you have a drop of whisky in the house? If you give it to her hot,

with a squeeze of lemon in it, it might help her to shake off her cold," she said.

I said once, "I will get it."

My mother didn't want the whisky. She was afraid of the (B)〚expend / expense〛. But I knew if she didn't get better, I might    ④    a doctor, and he would send her away. So I wouldn't be put off.

When I went to the public house, it was (C)〚full / filled〛 of men, who drew aside to let me reach the bar. I

(D)〚have never been / had never been〛 in a public house before, and I was frightened. Yet I felt so lucky to find my next door neighbor Susan (E)〚to work / working〛 behind the bar that night. I told Susan that my mother was sick and she needed the whisky for medicine. I came home with the whisky and a lemon which I bought. When my mother had drunk the hot whisky, she fell asleep.

6.  ① , ② , ③ , ④ 에 들어갈 표현을 보기에서 고르시오.

< 보기 >

with relief,   in alarm,    viciously,   with a shrug,   as if,

even if,     shake off,   send for,   send away

①  ▶                         ②  ▶

③  ▶                         ④  ▶

7. (A),(B),(C),(D),(E)의 〚 〛에서 알맞은 표현을 고르시오.

(A)〚leave / be left〛    (B)〚expend / expense〛

(C)〚full / filled〛       (D)〚have never been / had never been〛

(E)〚to work / working〛

8. 다음 질문의 대답으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

Why was the boy reluctant to get a doctor?

ⓐ Because he was concerned about the expense.

ⓑ Because he disliked to separate from his mother.

ⓒ Because he thought whiskey is proper treatment.

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III

The next day was St. Patrick's Day, and there was no school. Yet I wasn't happy since my mother was not any better. And Minnie Ryan suggested that I went for a

doctor. I knew it was holiday, but I had to find a doctor anyway. And when I found one in town, he kindly agreed to visit us. (A)The doctor called after dinner.

After he examined my mother, he said to her, "It is a bad cold, and you should be careful." He gave me a

(B)〚description / prescription〛. And he said, "How are you going to get this? Only place open today is the North Health Care Center miles away from here."

"I will go, Doctor," I said at once, (C)〚relieving / relieved〛 that he wouldn't send her away.

"It's a long way," he said (D)〚doubtfully / shamefully〛. "Do you know where is it?"

"I will find it," I said.F o c u s R e a d i n

"Isn't he a great little fellow, Mrs. Sullivan?" he said to my mother.

"Oh, the best in the world, Doctor!" she said.

9. (A)The doctor ~ dinner.의 문장이 같은 의미가 되도록 빈칸을      채우시오.

(A) The doctor called after dinner.

=         was after dinner           the doctor called.

10. (B),(C),(D)의 〚 〛에서 알맞은 표현을 고르시오.

(B)〚description / prescription〛

(C)〚relieving / relieved〛

(D)〚doubtfully / shamefully〛

11. 위 글에서 문법적으로 잘못된 3군데를 찾아서 옳게 고치시오.

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12. 위 글의 내용과 일치하면 괄호안에 O, 불일치하면 X표 하시오.

(   ) The boy didn't attend the school since his mother                 didn't get better.

(    ) The doctor insisted that she should be hospitalized in             the North Health Care Center.

(     ) The boy will go to the North Health Care Center.

IV

The North Health Care Center was out of town.

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Then she said suddenly, "Give me a taste of your bottle."

"Why can't you taste your own?"

“Mine is awful. You can try it if you like.”

I tasted it, and (A)〚hasty / hastily〛 spat it out. After that, I couldn’t help (B)〚let / letting〛 her taste mine.

“That’s great,” she said. “Cough bottles are (C)〚near / nearly〛 always great. Try it, will you little

boy?”

I did, and saw she was right about that. It was very sweet and sticky.

“Let’s try more,” she said (D)〚excited / excitedly〛.

“It will be all gone,” I said.

“No, it won’t,” she replied with a laugh. “You have gallons of it.”

Somehow, I couldn’t refuse her. I took a drink myself and gave her another.

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She was a talkative and pleasant girl, and I didn't notice the time until the window opened again and a red bottle was produced.

"Dooley!" shouted the old man, and closed the window again.

"That's me," said the little girl. "Yours won't be ready for a while. I will wait for you."

She waited (E)〚by / until〛 my bottle was produced, and then she accompanied me to downtown. On the way, I bought sweets, and we sat and ate them.

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Then I began to panic. “It’s nearly gone,” I said. “What am I going to do now?”

“Finish it and say the cork fell out,” she replied.

But when I looked at the empty bottle in my hand, I began to realize (F)〚what / that〛 I had done. I put my head in my hands and began to cry.

“What are you crying for?” the little girl asked in astonishment.

“My mother is sick, and we drank up her medicine,” I said.

“Ah, don’t be an old crybaby!” she said viciously.

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When I arrived, the center was still open. I knocked at the window with big letters saying "prescription." An old man opened it, and saw the prescription in my hand. He took it, and asked me to wait. There was only one girl waiting with me.

As soon as I sat, she asked, "Who is sick, little boy?"

"My mother," I said.

"What's wrong with her?"

"She has a bad cough," said I. And I asked her, "How about you?"

"Oh, I came for my sister's bad (G)〚ingestion / digestion〛. She has to drink tonic."

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13. The North Health Care Center was out of town. 다음에 올       문단의 순서를 정하시오.

(      ) ➡ (      ) ➡ (      ) ➡ (      )

14. (A),(B),(C),(D),(E),(F),(G)의 〚 〛에서 알맞은 표현을 고르시오.

(A)〚hasty / hastily〛           (E)〚by / until〛

(B)〚let / letting〛              (F)〚what / that〛

(C)〚near / nearly〛            (G)〚ingestion / digestion〛

(D)〚excited / excitedly〛

15. 위 글에서 알 수 있는 소년과 소녀의 성격을 각각 보기에서 고      르시오.

< 보기 >

feminine,   naive,   malicious,   modest,   neutral

소년 ▶                       소녀 ▶

V

After I left the girl, I crawled miserably homeward. And I felt very sick. When I got back into the house, my mother was still in bed. At once I began to cry loud.

“What is it at all, child?” she asked   ①   from upstairs.

“I lost the medicine,” I cried, and rushed upstairs.

“Oh, my child, don’t worry. I feel far better, and I will get the medicine tomorrow,” she said   ②  . “Are you all right? Your body is very hot,” she added soon. I said   ③  , “Mum, I drank the medicine.”

“You poor child,” she said   ④  . “(A)〚It /There〛 was my own fault to let you go all that way by yourself.” And she helped me to undress. But even before she had finished ⑤ it, I fell asleep. Later when I woke up, I saw my mother come in with the candle and her newspaper, and I smiled up at her. She smiled back. Some people might (B)〚despise / despite〛 me as much as they like, but there were others who didn’t.

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16.  ① , ② , ③ , ④  에 들어갈 알맞은 표현을 보기에서 고르시오.

< 보기 >      in alarm,     with grief,    with relief,

shamefully,   soothingly,    miserably,    suddenly

①  ▶                         ③  ▶

②  ▶                         ④  ▶

17. (A),(B)의 〚 〛에서 알맞은 표현을 고르시오.

(A)〚It /There〛   (B)〚despise / despite〛

18. ⑤ it 이 가리키는 것은 무엇인지 고르시오.

① poor child         ② her fault          ③ to undress

④ the candle         ⑤ her newspaper

◆◆◆ 정답 ◆◆◆

A. Vocabulary		B. Phrases and Expressions
1.	n. 허구, 소설	1.	made, attempt
2.	필명	2.	drop in
3.	a. 신랄한, 날카로운	3.	with, good, knowledge
4.	a. 상세한, 자세한	4.	saw, to
5.	adv. 아래층으로 n. 아래층	5.	shake off
6.	v. (건물이)무너지다, (사람이) 쓰러지다	6.	send for, put off
7.	a. 열이 있는	7.	drew aside
8.	v. ~을 주장하다	8.	agreed to, It, when
9.	adv. 흔들흔들, 비틀비틀	9.	produced, accompanied, to
10.	n. 약사	10.	spat, out, couldn't help
11.	n. 간호
12.	a. 수다스러운
13.	a. 중년의
14.	놀라서
15.	a. 두려운
16.	v. 어깨를 으쓱하다, n. 어깨를 으쓱하기
17.	v. ~을 무시하다
18.	v. ~을 압착하다, ~을 짜다 n. 압착, 짠 즙
19.	n. 비용
20.	술집
21.	비켜서다
22.	n. 처방전
23.	a. 안심한
24.	n. 안심
25.	adv. 의구심을 가지고
26.	n. 소화
27.	n. 강장제
28.	v. ~와 동반하다, ~를 따라가다
29.	adv. 급히
30.	v. ~을 뱉다
31.	a. 끈적끈적한
32.	v. 당황하다 n. (갑작스러운) 공포
33.	n. 놀람
34.	adv. 못되게
35.	v. 기어가다
36.	adv. 비참하게
37.	adv. 부끄럽게
38.	adv. 위로 하듯이
39.	v. 옷을 벗다
40.	v. ~을 깔보다

C. Reading Tasks
1.	(A)〚coughing〛 (B)〚to light〛 (C)〚trying〛
2.	①collapsed ③look after
3.	그녀의 기침을 유발한 것은 단지 연기뿐만은 아니었다.
4.	looked feverishly ⇒ look feverish rose very shaky ⇒ rose very shakily at the pharmacists ⇒ at the pharmacist' Write down it ⇒ write it down found Minnie Ryan to sit ⇒ found Minnie Ryan sitting
5.	①, ⑤
6.	① ▶ in alarm ② ▶ with shrug ③ ▶ even if ④ ▶ send for
7.	(A)〚be left〛 (B)〚expense〛 (C)〚full〛 (D)〚had never been〛 (E)〚working〛
8.	ⓑ
9.	It, when
10.	(B)〚prescription〛 (C)〚relieved〛 (D)〚doubtfully〛
11.	suggested that I went⇒suggested that I should go Only place open today⇒The only place open today Do you know where is it? ⇒Do you know where it is?
12.	X, X, O
13.	□ ⇒ □ ⇒ □ ⇒ □
14.	(A)〚hastily〛 (E)〚until〛 (B)〚letting〛 (F)〚what〛 (C)〚nearly〛 (G)〚digestion〛 (D)〚excitedly〛
15.	소년 ▶ naive 소녀 ▶ malicious
16.	① ▶ in alarm ③ ▶ shamefully ② ▶ with relief ④ ▶ soothingly
17.	(A)〚It〛 (B)〚despise〛
18.	③ to undress