2007년 EBS 수능특강

Final 실전모의고사 No 3.

Q1. 대화를 듣고, 여자가 구입한 유모차를 고르시오.

Q2. 대화를 듣고, 여자가 마지막에 느꼈을 심정으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

① gloomy and lonely

② shocked and scared

③ bored and indifferent

④ excited and expectant

⑤ upset and disappointed

Q3. 다음을 듣고, 무엇에 관한 설명인지 고르시오.

① 행동 발달 장애의 원인

② 유아의 행동 발달 과정

③ 행동 발달 장애아의 특성

④ 유아의 조기 교육의 문제점

⑤ 유아기의 적절한 교육의 필요성

Q4. 대화를 듣고, 여자가 남자를 위해 하기로 한 일을 고르시오.

① 바자회 음식 만들기

② 바자회 일정 계획하기

③ 바자회 장소 장식하기

④ 바자회 장소 섭외하기

⑤ 바자회 포스터 게시하기

Q5.대화를 듣고, 여자에 관한 설명으로 적절하지 않은 것을 고르시오.

① 거의 모든 과일을 좋아한다.

② 복숭아 알레르기가 있다.

③ 아침에 사과와 바나나를 먹는다.

④ 어렸을 때 과일을 마음껏 먹었다.

⑤ 부모님께서 과수원을 처분했다.

Q6. 대화를 듣고, 남자가 지금 바로 할 일로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

① to order the pizza

② to make pizza for dinner

③ to change the reservation date

④ to reserve tickets for the musical

⑤ to call and cancel the pizza order

Q7. 다음을 듣고, 여자가 하는 말의 목적으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

① 책을 추천하려고

② 수상 작품을 발표하려고

③ 독자의 비판에 항의하려고

④ 작품을 잡지에 응모하려고

⑤ 잡지에 독자 참여난을 신설하려고

Q8. 대화를 듣고, 여자가 지불해야 할 금액을 고르시오.

① $300	② $400	③ $500

④ $600	⑤ $700

Q9. 대화를 듣고, 두 사람이 대화하고 있는 장소로 가장 적절한 곳을 고르시오.

① hospital	② restaurant

③ tennis court	④ photo studio

⑤ convenience store

Q10.대화를 듣고, 남자가 할 일로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

① to buy some storybooks

② to make dinner for his kids

③ to take his kids to the library

④ to play football with his kids

⑤ to read a storybook to his kids

Q11. 다음 자료를 보면서 대화를 듣고, 두 사람이 선택할 헬스클럽을 고르시오. [3점]

Fitness center	Monthly fee	Locker	Parking lot	Location
① T&T	$70	free of charge	o	Bay Avenue
② Rainbow	$65	$5 per month	x	Bay Avenue
③ Nabisco	$60	$10 per month	x	Bay Avenue
④ Action	$50	$5 per month	o	Seaside
⑤ SunLight	$50	free of charge	o	Seaside

Q12. 다음을 듣고, 방송에서 언급한 내용을 고르시오.

① 물개 사냥 금지

② 등산객 조난 사망

③ 지하철 테러 위협

④ 화산 폭발 경고

⑤ 야영객 추락사고

Q13. 다음 그림의 상황에 가장 적절한 대화를 고르시오. [1점]

①　	②	③      ④	⑤

Q14. 대화를 듣고, 남자의 마지막 말에 대한 여자의 응답으로 가장 적절한　것을 고르시오.

Woman:

① I hope that'll happen. Thanks a lot.

② Take it easy, You'll have a great time.

③ You did a good job. I'm proud of you.

④ Don't worry too much. You're not wrong.

⑤ Trust yourself. You know what is happening.

Q15. 대화를 듣고, 여자의 마지막 말에 대한 남자의 응답으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

Man:

① Then, why didn't I receive my credit card?

② Right. By the way, why do you want the information?

③ Do you know how much you charged on your credit card?

④ Can you tell me why you stopped working at the bank?

⑤ Would you come again to discuss the matter next Friday?

Q16. 대화를 듣고, 남자의 마지막 말에 대한 여자의 응답으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

Woman:

① I'm sorry to hear that. I hope he'll get better.

② I think you're right. You need to talk with him.

③ You don't know what will happen. Just do your best.

④ We can overcome such difficulties if we study harder.

⑤ Don't be disappointed if he doesn't give you an answer.

Q17.다음 상황 설명을 듣고, Lewis가 할 말로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

Lewis:

① Right. Milk is very good for your health.

② Would you fix the fence around the farm?

③ Why don't you learn how to use a tractor?

④ Oh, today will be another busy and hard day.

⑤ What I like most is tomatoes, not strawberries.

Script

1.

W: Excuse me, I’m looking for a baby carriage.

M: Follow me, please. We have a selection of baby carriages over there.

W: Ah, I’m going to have twins. I need one for twins.

M: I see. There are some for twins. What about this one? It’s very light, simple, and easy to handle.

W: Well… I’d like one with covers.

M: We have two types of baby carriages with covers at the moment. One has four wheels, and the other has three wheels.

W: Which one is easier to handle?

M: It depends on the user. But I think the one with three wheels is easier than the four‐wheeled one.

W: Umm… all right. I’ll take your advice. How much is the three‐whelled one?

M: It’s $200.

W: Okay. Here is my credit card.

어휘

baby carriage 유모차 selection 구색, 정선 handle 다루다, 처리하다 at the moment 현재, 지금 wheel 바퀴 depden on ~에 달려 있다.

2.

M: Your place is very lovely. Wow, isn’t that a landscape painting by Max Hayslette?

W: I’m not sure.

M: When did you buy it?

W: I bought it five years ago at a flea market.

M: The painting really looks like an original. How much did you par for this?

W: I think I paid about $50.

M: You paid $50? Really? It looks like the real thing.

W: Well, you’re the art expert, and work at the art museum. So how much do you think it’s worth?

M: Rachel, if this is real, it could be worth over $30,000.

W: What? $30,000? Are you serious?

M: I think so. You can tell by his signature and his brush strokes. Let’s take it to the museum tomorrow. I’m positive it’s an authentic painting.

W: I can’t believe this is happening to me. I can’t wait until tomorrow.

어휘

landscape 풍경 flea market 벼룩시장 original 원화, 원본 expert 전문가 signature 서명 stroke 필법 authentic 진짜의

3.

M: During the early and formative years of a child’s development, it is important to stimulate and encourage proper growth and development. Research shows that in the first five years of life a child develops 90% of his or her adult‐size brain. Children may fall behind in both academic and social skills if during these years they are not exposed to the right kinds of stimulation. Unfortunately, this gap only gets wider as children grow older. Therefore, parents need to recognize the importance of early education and help their kids grow well in both physical and intellectual aspects.

어휘

formative 형성의, 형성하는 stimulate 자극하다 proper 적절한 be exposed to ~에 노출되다 gap 차이, 격차 recognize 인식하다, 분간하다 aspect 면, 양상

4.

W: Hey, Richie. How are your plans for the charity bazaar coming along?

M: Harder than I thought. There are so many things to do. I have to figure out where I’m holding the bazzar.

W: Aren’t you having the bazaar at the school auditorium?

M: No, it’s not available, so I’ve asked the local cultural center if I could use their facilities.

W: I see. Why don’t you ask some other people to help you?

M: What about you? Can you help?

W: Sure. I’d love to.

M: I need a group of people to take charge of the decorations. And I also need many people to take care of the food.

W: To be honest, I’m terrible at that kind of stuff, but I’d be happy to do something else.

M: Then could you put up some posters for the bazaar? We need a lot of help with that.

W: Sure. I can. I’ll start doing it right away.

어휘

charity 자선 bazaar 바자회, 자선시 come along (진행형으로) 잘해 나가다, 잘 되어가다 figure out ~을 해결하다, 생각해 내다 auditorium 강당 facilities 설비 take charge of ~을 담당하다 새 be honest 솔직히 말해서

5.

W: These apples look really fresh.

M: They are all for you. I know you love apples.

W: Yeah, you’re right. But I like every fruit except peaches.

M: Except peaches? Why?

W: Well… I’m allergic to them.

M: Ah, I see. Then, how often do you eat fruit?

W: Almost every day. You know, I always eat an apple and two bananas for breakfast.

M: Wow. You really like fruit.

W: Actually, my parents have run an orchard since I was a child. Thanks to my parents, I’ve always been able to eat as much fruit as I wanted.

M: Really? I didn’t know that your parents have an orchard.

W: Well… but they are going to put it up for sale. They say nowadays the orchard isn’t making a profit.

M: I wound like to visit the orchard before it is sold.

어휘

peach 복숭아 be allergic to ~에 대해 알레르기가 있다. orchard 과수원 nowadays 요즈음에는, 현재는 profit 이익, 수익

6.

M: Did you order the pizza?

W: Yeah, just a minute ago.

M: Perfect. Make sure you are dressed and readly to go because we have to leave for the musical right after we have pizza.

W: Musical? Isn’t that tomorrow?

M: No, it’s tonight. Look at the tickets here.

W: Wait a minute. What time is it right now? It’s already six!

M: Yeah, but we have enough time to eat our pizza because the musical starts at eight o’clock.

W: Not really. It’ll take about forty minutes for the pizza delivery. We need to be out of here by 6:30 if we don’t want to be late.

M: Really? I had no idea. We’d better hurry up and get ready.

W: All right. Oh, what about the pizza? What should we do?

M: I’ll call them right now. We’d better cancel our order.

W: Okay. Hurry. Oh, why did I get the dates confused?

어휘

order 주문하다 make sure 확인하다, 반드시 ~하다 make‐up 화장 delivery 배달 cancel 취소하다 confuse 혼동하다, 잘못알다

7.

W: The story by Peter Jackson brought back my personal memories which affected my life. I laughed and cried while reading this book. Most readers have life experiences similar to the situations and circumstances illustrated via the author’s unique style. We all can learn something from the perspective with which Peter Jackson views his own life. No natter how you approach this book, it will be a good reading experience. This book will definitely be much more rewarding than simply reading a collection of humorous stories without a message. You can simply enjoy the story or learn something about yourself and your life from it… or both!

어휘

bring back 생각나게 하다, 회복시키다, ~을 도로 찾다 affect ~에 영향을 미치다 circumstance(~s) 상황, 사정 perspective 관점, 견해 approach ~에 접근하다 reward 보답하다. 상을 주다

8.

M: How can I help you?

W: I’m looking for a new cell phone. What do you recommend?

M: Well… what do you think of this black phone? It’s $400.

W: It’s not bad, but it’s a little too small.

M: Then what about this silver one? It has an MP3 player and a camera with 2 million pixels. Then price is $700.

W: Wow, it looks cool. But it’s too expensive for me. Are you offering any special discounts?

M: Yes, we’re having a special sale. It depends on how long you’ll use this phone. if you agree to a one or two‐year contract, we can give you a discount.

W: How much is the discount?

M: We give a 100‐dollar off per year contract.

W: That’s not a bad deal. I’ll sign a two‐year contract.

M: Okay. Please fill out this form.

어휘

pixel 화소 discount 할인 contract 계약, 약정

9.

W: Oh, Kevin! What a coincidence seeing you here!

M: Angela! What a surprise! Why are you here?

W: Really? Oh, I didn’t know that. I thought you were working at the Japanese restaurant on Kennedy Street.

W: I stopped working there more than two weeks ago. Anyway, why did you come here?

M: To see my brother. He broke his ankle while playing tennis.

W: You mean John?

M: Right. He’s in the hospital now.

W: Well… maybe. According to the doctor, he should be here for two weeks.

W: I hope he will get well soon.

M: Thanks.

어휘

What a coincidence seeing you here! 여기서 만나다니 정말 우연이다! convenience store 편의점 get well 회복하다

10.

W: What are you doing?

M: I’m watching a football game.

W: Again? Why don’t you release some of your stress by playing football rather than watching?

M: Watching an exciting game is a great way to release stress. Are you on your way out?

W: Yeah. Joshua and Jerome have really gotten into reading these days.

M: Really? That’s good to hear.

W: So I’m taking them to the library so they can borrow some books. Could you fix dinner?

M: I’d rather take them to the library. You know how much I hate cooking.

W: All right. Here is the list of books they want to borrow. They want books about dinosaurs and science.

M: Got it.

W: Joshua! Jerome! Are you ready?

어휘

release 풀어놓다 on one’s way out 나오는 도중에 fix (요리를)만들다 borrow 빌리다 dinosaur 공룡

11.

M: Lynn, take a look at this table that compares fitness centers in this area.

W: Okay, great.

M: Which gym do you think is best for us?

W: Umm… Sun Light costs only $50 a month. You know, the cheaper, the better.

M: But it’s located in the Seaside area. It’s too far from here. We’d better find one on Bay Avenue.

W: Ah, you’re right.

M: what about Nabisco? I heard that they have quite good facilities and very qualified trainers as well.

W: The problem is that it doesn’t have a parking lot. It must be very inconvenient to go there with a car.

M: That’s right. Then, there is only one left, and it’s the most expensive one.

W: But, we don’t have to pay for lockers there, so actually it costs the same as Rainbow.

M: Okay. Why don’t we join right now?

W: Sure! Let me get my ca keys.

어휘

compare 비교하다 gym 체육관, 헬스클럽 facilities 시설, 설비 qualified 자격을 갖춘 inconvenient 불편한

12.

(news music)

W: Thanks for joining us for World News Today. I’m Heather Miles. Here is today’s news in brief.

▪ Animal rights activists protested Namibia’s seal hunt.

▪ Three Polish climbers were found dead in the Alps.

▪ A subway train derailed in east London during rush‐hour.

▪ Poisonous fumes from and Indonesian volcano killed teenage campers.

I’ll be right back. (news music)

어휘

brief 짧은, 간결한 activist 활동가 protest 항의하다 seal 바다표범, 물개 Polish 폴란드의, 폴란드인[어]의 climber 등산객 derail 탈선하다 poisonous 유독한 fume 가스 volcano 화산 camper 야영객, 캠프하는 사람

13.

①M: Can you water the cactus, please?

W: Can’t you see I’m busy cleaning the living roon now? You water it.

②M: All right. Can you start tomorrow?

W: Yes, I’m looking forward to working with you.

③M: Oh, it looks like a real cactus. How much is this HDTV?

W: The original price is $2,500, but it’s on sale now

④M: I think this flowerpot is too small for this cactus. Can you put it in a bigger one?

W: Sure, you can choose a bigger one inside.

⑤M: Oh, it’s too hot. It feels like we’re in the middle of the desert.

W: Don’t worry. We’re almost at the top of the mountain.

어휘

water 물을 주다, 물을 먹이다 cactus 선인장 HDTV 고화질 텔레비전 (high‐definition television) flowerpot 화분

14.

M: How do I look, Mom?

W: Like yourself.

M: No, what do you think about my hair and this outfit?

W: What’s with all that wax in you hair? It looks like you have a wooden fence around your head.

M: How about this black jacket? Does the khaki jacket look more classic?

W: Why are you so concerned about your outfit anyway?

M: I’m meeting Christina.

W: Oh, that’s why you’re so concerned. I think the black jacket suits you better.

M: do you think I should take this messenger bag with me?

W: Sure. It goes well with your overall look.

M: It’s my first date. I’m sweating.

W:

어휘

outfit 의상 한벌 wooden 나무로 만든 khaki 카키색의, 황갈생의 classic 전통적인, 고상한 concerned 염려하는 messenger bag 메신저백 (어깨 끈이 달려 어깨를 가로질러 메는 가방) go with ~와 어울리다 overall 전체적인 sweat 땀

15.

(Telephone rings)

W: Credit Bank, customer service. May I help you?

M: Hi! I applied for a card three weeks ago, but I haven’t received it yet.

W: I see. Let me check.

M: This is the second time I’ve called about this problem. I called last week, and an employee in your bank said I would get my card by Wednesday. But today is Friday.

W: Oh, I’m so sorry. Nay I have your mane and social security number?

M: My mane is Andrew Moore, and my social security number is 224‐06‐1103.

W: Wait a second, please. You applied for a Visa card on the 11teh of this month?

M: I’m not sure about the exact date. But around that date.

W: You applied through our website, didn’t you?

M: Right. Is there anything wrong with my application, or am I not approved for a card?

W: No, sir. Your application is all right. And you’ve been approved.

M:

어휘

apply for ~을 신청하다 employee 종업원  social security number 사회보장번호

16.

M: Long time, no see, Jessica.

W: Hi, Jake. I haven’t seen you in a long time.

M: I’ve been really busy these days.

W: Really? Why?

M: I’ve been nominated as a candidate for president of my club, so I’ve been busy getting ready for the election.

W: Really? That’s great. I hope you’ll get elected. You’d make a great president.

M: All my friends nominated me.

W: I see. How are things moving along?

M: Not bad, but I have a lot of things to worry about.

W: Why? Do you need some help with the election?

M: No, it’s not that. The person I’m running against is tough to beat. He has a lot of experience with this kind of thing. I don’t think I can win.

W:

어휘

nominate (~의 후보로) 지병[추천]하다 candidate 후보자 election 선거 elect 뽑다 tough gleams, 어려운 overcome 극복하다

17.

M: Lewis lives in the countryside with her husband, David. They have a big tomato patch and more than 50 milk cows. They both work very from morning till night, so they always live quite a busy life. Today in the morning, as usual, they are making plans for the day while having breakfast. Lesis says that she will clean the barn in the morning and pick tomatoes later. Lewis suggests to David that he should make hay for the cow and fix the fence around the farm. David says “Yes” and adds that he is also going to repair a broken‐down tractor. After listening to what David says, what is Lewis most likely to say to David?

Lewis:

어휘

patch 밭 barn 헛간 make hay 여물을 만들다, 건초를 만들다 broken‐down 고장이 난, 망가진