2007년 EBS 수능특강

Final 실전모의고사 No.1

Q1. 대화를 듣고, 여자가 구입할 세탁기를 고르시오. [1점]

Q2. 대화를 듣고, 남자의 심정으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

① bored	② nervous

③ pleased	④ sympathetic

⑤ indifferent

Q3. 다음을 듣고, 무엇에 관한 설명인지 고르시오.

① knives	② spoons	③ toothpicks

④ false teeth	⑤ chopsticks

Q4. 대화를 듣고, 남자가 여자에게 요청한 일을 고르시오.

① to give a refund

② to publish the books

③ to exchange the books

④ to cancel the book order

⑤ to change the book order

Q5. 대화를 듣고, 두 사람의 관계를 가장 잘 나타낸 것을 고르시오.

① mother	‥‥‥ son

② tour guide	‥‥‥ tourist

③ hotel clerk	‥‥‥ guest

④ wife	‥‥‥ husband

⑤ travel agent	‥‥‥ tourist

Q6. 대화를 듣고, 여자가 할 일로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

① to call a beauty salon

② to go to a department store

③ to order some cream for the man

④ to apply some cream to her face

⑤ to wash her face with warm water

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

① 회사 야구팀의 새 코치를 구하려고

② 회사 야구팀의 우승을 축하하려고

③ 직장인 야구 경기 일정을 홍보하려고

④ 회사 야구팀의 신입 회원을 모집하려고

⑤ 회사 야구팀의 새로운 이름을 공모하려고

Q8. 대화를 듣고, 여자가 지불해야 할 금액을 고르시오.

① $400	② $800	③ $1,160

④ $1,200	⑤ $1,560

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

① shoe store	② photo studio

③ clothing store	④ optician's shop

⑤ auto repair shop

Q10. 대화를 듣고, 두 사람이 할 일로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

① 버스 타러 가기	② 열차표 예매하기

③ 식물원 구경하기	④ 미술품 구경하기

⑤ 전통춤 연습하기

Q11. 다음 자료를 보면서 대화를 듣고, 여자가 구입할 GPS를 고르시오.

Model Name	Screen Size	TV Function	Remote Control
① NaviForU	14cm	x	o
② MapDate	14cm	o	o
③ Uri-Map	17.8cm	x	o
④ FollowMe	17.8cm	o	x
⑤ KnowWay	17.8cm	x	x

Q12. 다음을 듣고, 방송에서 언급한 내용을 고르시오.

① 10대들의 휴대 전화 사용 증가

② 서울시의 버스 전용 차선 확대

③ 뉴욕 오페라단의 한국 방문

④ 영국 프로 팀의 한국 축구 교실 개설

⑤ 한국 원정대의 첫 남극 탐험 성공

Q13. 다음 그림의 상황에 가장 적절한 대화를 고르시오.

①      ②	③	④	⑤

Q14. 대화를 듣고, 남자의 마지막 말에 대한 여자의 응답으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오. [3점]

[ Woman:                                   ]

① Don't tell anyone else that you're leaving.

② It is easy for him to finish the report on time.

③ Then, you'd better leave, and get a better job.

④ He is going to hold a farewell party for both of us.

⑤ If he isn't, it's better for him to leave this company.

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

[ Man:                                    ]

① I'm going to keep that trophy for good.

② I've just donated all my share to charity.

③ I'm going to relax and watch TV at home.

④ I make it a rule to jog early in the morning.

⑤ I'll do my best to win the game against the Westerns.

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

[ Woman:                                 ]

① Let's go to Hawaii for a vacation this summer!

② But I don't have enough time to get a medical checkup.

③ Yes. I'm going to bring this up at tomorrow's meeting.

④ You must get paid a lot because you always work overtime.

⑤ The manager was so kind that I bought some cookies for him.

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

[ Kelly:                                   ]

① You shouldn't have answered his questions in class.

② He should have let you finish your presentation first.

③ His class must have been too boring for you to follow.

④ I'm really sorry not to have helped with your homework.

⑤ You were careless not to prepare for your presentation.

Script

1.

M: How may I help you, ma’am?

W: I’m looking for a washing machine for my new apartment.

M: Which type do you want? The front‐loading type or the top‐loading type?

W: I heard the front‐loading machines need less water, right?

M: Hmm….. Some people say they need less water and are more economical, but there’s actually little difference in the new products.

W: Oh, this front‐loading machine has flowers on it. It looks great!

M: Yes, it’s a grand‐new product. There’s also one with waterdrops on it

W: You mean that top‐loading one over there? It looks a bit strange.

M: Yeah, many customers still prefer the plain machines, but young couples tend to prefer the ones with designs.

W: I like this front‐loading machine with flowers on it. It looks better than the plain one.

M: I think you’ve made a good choice!

어휘

front‐loading 앞에서 세탁물을 넣는 top‐loading 위에서 세탁물을 넣는 economical 경제적인 difference 차이 brand‐new 신품의, 아주 새로운 waterdrop 물방울 tend to ~하는 경향이 있다. design 무늬, 도안 plain 무늬가 없는 make a good choice 선택을 잘하다

2.

M: Hey, Jody, is Jenny coming with us?

W: Yes. Why?

M: Nothing. I’m just asking.

W: Just asking? But you don’t look fine. What’s happing between you and Jenny?

M: Nothing!

W: Cone on, Ted. Something must be happening. Tell me.

M: Well, I have no idea how she feels about me. Every time I think of her, my heart beats, and I cannot sleep well.

W: What do you mean? What are you afraid of?

M: Actually, I asked her out a few days ago, and she said she needed some time to think about it.

W: So, have you heard from her since then?

M: No, I haven’t. I can’t do anything these days. What if she doesn’t want to go out with me?

W: Don’t worry. Even if she says no, it’s not the end of the world!

어휘

ask out ~에게 데이트를 청하다 What if~? ~하면 어찌 되는가? go out with ~와 사귀다, 데이트하러 가다

3.

W: These have existed for thousands of years. These are probably the oldest instruments for dental cleaning. These are well‐known in all cultures. The ones made of bronze were found as burial objects in prehistoric graves in northern Italy and in the East Alps. In the 17th century some of them were luxury objects or jewelry items. They sere formed from precious metals and set with expensive stones. Nowadays, since the advent, and aids such as dental floss and toothbrushes are preferred. However, due to their convenience and availability, these continue to remain popular with many people.

어휘

dental 치아의, 치과의 burial object 매장 물품 prehistoric 선사시대의 luxury 사치 set (보석 등을) 끼워 박다 advent 도래, 출현, 등장 dental floss 치실 availability 이용 가능성, 적용성, 유효성

4.

W: Hello. QuickBook.com. This is Claire White. How can I help you?

M: Hi. This is Jeff Buckley. Yesterday, I ordered a few books on your website.

W: Yes. Is there a problem?

M: No, but I’d like to know whether you already sent the books or not.

W: Can you tell me the order number?

M: Wait a moment. (pause) It’s BA‐0709.

W: Okay, let me check your order status. Please, wait a second.

M: Yes.

W: Here it is. You ordered there books yesterday, and we haven’t sent them yet.

M: Good. If you haven’t sent them yet, can I order another book and get them all together?

W: Of course. So what is the title of the book?

M: It’s How to Influence People.

W: Okay, I’m going to change the statues of your order, and you should get the books in a couple of days.

M: Thank you so much.

어휘

order status 주문상태(내역) refund 환불 cancel 취소하다

5.

W: Good to see you again. How was the trip?

M: It was a disaster. You said that someone would meet us at the airport. When we arrived, there was no one there, so we had to take a taxi to the hotel.

W: But your hotel reservation was okay, wasn’t it?

M: No, they said they hadn’t received a reservation in our name.

W: Didn’t you show them the hotel voucher?

M: Yes, we did, but they wouldn’t accept it. And besides, the hotel was full.

W: Why didn’t you call us?

M: At one o’clock in the morning? Anyway, the reception clerk was very helpful, and he got us a room at another hotel.

W: I’m sorry you had such a bad experience.

M: Maybe you should check everything out carefully before you sell tour packages.

어휘

disaster 참사, 재난 reservation 예약 hotel voucher 숙박권 besides 게다가 clerk 사무원, 판매원, 안내계 helpful 도움이 되는, 유용한 check out ~을 확인하다

6.

M: Honey! Look at my face. My skin is oily, and there are always small bumps here and there on my face. How can I get rid of them?

W: John! You are not a women, and you don’t look so bad.

M: But the bumps are really irritating! Please tell me how to get rid of them.

W: Well, I suggest that you wash your face more often. You should wash your face thoroughly every morning and night.

M: What should I wash my face with?

W: Use this cleansing cream.

M: Is it good?

W: Yeah. It’s pretty good for wiping out dirt and oil,

M: Then, I should go to the store and buy some.

W: You can use mine for now.

M: Okay, but I’d like to get some for myself. Where did you buy it?

W: I bought it online. I’ll order a jar of this cleansing cream for you.

M: Thank you so much, honey!

어휘

oily (피부가) 지성의 bump 융기, 돌기 get rid of ~을 제거하다 irritating 자극적인, 염증을 일으키는 thoroughly 완전히, 철저히, 말끔히 wipe out ~을 닦아 내다

7.

M: It’s baseball season again! We’re reorganizing our company team and everyone is welcome to join our team. We’ll be starting in about a month. Last year our team, the Lucky Guys, came in second place! This year, we’re going to be first! Until next Friday, we will recruit new members. This will be a great opportunity to meet more of your co‐workers. Don’t worry if you haven’t played for a while, or if you have never played at all. We’ll spend the next month practicing and learning new skills. Our only requirement is lots of enthusiasm and a positive attitude. Come and join us! Green fields are waiting for us!

어휘

reorganize 재조직하다 recruit 모집하다 opportunity 기회 co‐worker 동료 for a while 한동안 requirement 필요조건 enthusiasm 열의, 열정 positive 긍정적인 attitude 태도, 마음가짐

8.

M: Hi, can I help you?

W: Yes, I’m looking for a mattress.

M: What kind of mattress are you looking for?

W: It should be firm. The mattress I’m now sleeping on is saggy.

M: Then, how about this one?

W: How much is it?

M: It’s $800.

W: That’s too expensive. Is there any thing less expensive?

M: But this is a very good brand. And we offer a life‐time warranty, so you don’t nave to worry about its quality.

W: Really? That sounds good. Does it come with a frame?

M: Unfortunately, it doesn’t. However, if you buy the mattress and the frame together, we can offer you a 10% discount on the frame.

W: Then, how much is the frame?

M: It’s originally $400, but you can buy it at $360.

W: Hmm… okay. I’ll take both the frame and the mattress.

어휘

firm 굳은, 단단한 saggy 처진, 늘어진, 느슨해진 life‐time warranty 평생품질보증 quality 질 frame 틀, 프레임, 테 offer 제공하다

9.

W: What can I do for you?

M: Well, I am wondering if these could be fixed.

W: Let me look at them. Oh, they’re broken pretty badly, actually. I don’t think they can be repaired.

M: I was afraid of that. Well, I suppose I should choose a new frame then.

W: Yes, that would probably be the best idea. What about these frames?

M: Umm… but these are mostly rectangular frames. I don’t think these fit with my round lenses.

W: Don’t worry about that. We can grind them to fit. These days rectangular frames are very popular among youngsters.

M: I see. Can I try on this frame?

W: Sure. Here it is. Try it on, please. (pause) Oh, it looks good on your face. Look in this mirror.

M: Umm… You’re right. It looks good. Okay. I’ll take it.

어휘

fix 수리하다 rectangular 직사각형의 fit 맞다. 어울리다 grind 갈다 youngster 젊은이 try on (시험 삼아) ~을 착용하다, 입어보다 look good on ~에 잘 어울리다 mirror 거울 optician 안경판매업자

10.

M: This has been a really great tour.

W: Yes, it has. What did you enjoy most?

M: Well, I thought the botanical garden was beautiful. So many kinds of flowers and shrubs were in bloom.

W: It certainly was nice. But I also liked the castle and its museum. Did you see the display of historical clothing?

M: Oh, yes. Some of the women’s dresses looked very uncomfortable.

W: But they were so beautiful. Didn’t you think so?

M: Not really. I didn’t find that display very interesting. Anyway, it’s time to have dinner. Let’s have dinner before we leave.

W: I don’t think we enough time. Our train is leaving soon.

M: But we still have over an hour.

W: There will be a lot of traffic at this time of day. Normally it takes 30 minutes to get to the station from here by bus, but it may take over an hour now. I think we’d better stay on the safe side and leave now.

M: You’re right. We’d better go.

어휘

botanical garden 식물원 shrub 관목 be in bloom 만발하다 display 보여주다, 전시하다 historical 역사의, 역사적인 traffic 교통(량) on the safe side 신중을 기하여

11.

M: Jennifer, what are you doing?

W: Hi, Peter. I’m looking at the prices of GPSs for my father. Next Saturday is his birthday.

M: So you’re looking to compare models on the Internet.

W: Yes, but I haven’t found any good ones yet. There are too many models, so it’s difficult to choose. Will you help me pick one?

M: Okay. Does you father enjoy watching TV?

W: Yes, but I think driving while watching TV is dangerous.

M: That’s right! Then, you don’t need to buy one with the TV function. Is there anything else?

W: I think it is better if it has a remote control. It is more convenient.

M: Right. Then… here’s the exact one you’re looking for.

W: Wow, it looks great. I think my father will like it. Thank you for your help.

어휘

compare 비교하다 function 기능 convenient 편리한

12.

(news music)

M: I am Steve Jang with the Seven O’clock News. Here are today’s headlines.

▪ Teen Buzz, which allows teenagers to be aware of incoming text messages on their cell phones, is gaining huge popularity.

▪ W‐ shaped hand straps will be set up in city buses so that people can share the strap, said Seoul City.

▪ Korean singers are playing the leading roles of Verdi’s “La Traviata” in the New York Metropolitan Opera.

▪ An English Premier League team will open its soccer school in Seoul next year.

▪ Korea is seeking to set up its first environmental protection area in Antarctica, to preserve rare species and study the climatic change on the continent.

That’s all for now. I’ll be back in a few minutes. (news music))

어휘

buzz 버저소리, 버저의 신호 be aware of ~을 의식하다, 알다 text message 문자메시지 huge 거대한, 큰 popularity 인기 hand strap 손잡이 set up ~을 설치하다 share 공유하다 leading role 주연 protection 지키기, 방어, 보호 Antarctica 남극대륙 rare species 희귀종 be back 돌아오다

13.

① M: Is everything okay with your meal?

W: No, this steak tastes funny.

② M: I’ll get knives, forks, and napkins.

W: Okay. Then I’ll find a place for us.

③ M: Next please.

W: Yeah, can I get a double cheeseburger, two French fries, and a Coke, please?

④ M: We should buy a snack for the kids, too.

W: How about this one? It’s their favorite.

⑤ M: I’m sorry. I dropped my fork. Could you bring me another?

W: Yes, I’ll get you one in a moment.

어휘

taste funny 이상한 맛이 나다 snack 간식, 과자 in a moment 곧, 이내

14.

W: Where’s Ted? He was supposed to finish the annual report this morning.

M: He called in sick this morning.

W: What? He didn’t come to work last Tuesday and he didn’t show up today, either. Richard, tell me the truth. Probably, you know something that I don’t know.

M: Uh…what do you mean?

W: I think he’s looking for another job.

M: Yes… but he asked me not to say anything about it. He didn’t want anyone to know about it.

W: Do you know why he wants to quit his job?

M: Maybe he thinks the grass is greener on the other side.

W: Yeah. I don’t think he realizes he already has a great job here. Do you think he is putting all his heart into this company?

M: I’m not sure.

W:

어휘

annual 1년마다의 call in sick 전화로 병결을 알리다 quit 그만두다 the grass is (always) greener on the other side (of the fence) 담장 다른 편에 있는 잔디가 항상 더 푸르다(=남의 떡이 항상 더 커 보인다) realize 깨닫다 put one’s heart into ~에 골몰하다, 열중하다

15.

W: I have here with me Steven Todd, the captain of the Jaguars soccer team. You’ve just won the Continental Cup. How do you feel?

M: I feel wonderful. A real accomplishment. I’ve always wanted to win this cup.

W: Have you won any other cups is your career?

M: Yes. When I played for the Westerns two years ago, we won the National League Cup.

W: What about this year’s Grand League championship? You’ve already played your main rivals, and you’re ahead by ten points. You’ve guaranteed your victory in that championship, haven’t you?

M: We haven’t won the championship yet. Let’s wait and see. There are still several games to play.

W: I heard that all the players received a huge bonus for sinning the Continental Cup. Right?

M: Yes, we’ve already received it. But it was not as huge as expected.

W: What are you going to do with it?

M:

어휘

accomplishnemt 성취, 업적 career 경력, 생애 championship 선수권대회 rival 경쟁자 guarantee 확실히 하다, 보증하다

16.

M: Anna, don’t you think you should take a vacation? Even a one–or two‐day vacation would be good.

W: No way. There’s too much work.

M: But you look so exhausted. You need to get some rest.

W: I know. The company should hire more people.

M: They won’t hire more people?

W: No. They always want to keep costs down. I am really overwhelmed by the workload.

M: Maybe you should talk to your manager.

W: I don’t think it’s a good idea.

M: Why?

W; He is the one who always makes me work late.

M: Oh, come on! How much longer do you think you can stand this situation? Go to the head boss and talk to him!

W:

어휘

look exhausted 완전히 지쳐 보이다 hire 고용하다 keep costs down 비용을 줄이다 be overwhelmed 압도당하다 workload 노동량, 작업량, 업무량

17.

W: Kelly and Jill meet at the cafeteria during lunch hour. Kelly asks Jill about her presentation in history class. Jill says she doesn’t want to talk about it. Kelly guesses it didn’t go well. Kelly remembers that Mr. Robert is really hot‐tempered. He usually asks students tons of questions and embarrasses them before they finish their presentation. At Kelly’s persistent asking, Jill confesses that she ruined her presentation. She couldn’t answer Mr. Robert’s questions properly, and he yelled at Jill in front of her classmates. As a result, she couldn’t finish her presentation. Hearing Jill’s explanation, Kelly thinks that Mr. Robert’s method is really wrong. In this situation, what would Kelly most probably say to Jill?

Kelly:

어휘

cafeteria 카페테리아, 자율식당 presentation 발표 hot‐tempered 성질이 급한 embarrass 당황하게 하다 persistent 끈덕진 ruin 망치다 properly 적절히 yell 고함을 치다