2007년 EBS 수능특강

Final 실전모의고사 No. 6

Q1. 대화를 듣고, 두 사람이 구입할 팔찌를 고르시오.

Q2. 대화를 듣고, 여자의 심정으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오. [1점]

① upset	② ashamed	③ excited

④ frustrated	⑤ worried

Q3. 다음을 듣고, 무엇에 관한 설명인지 고르시오.

① 연어의 요리법	② 연어의 서식지

③ 연어의 영양가	④ 연어의 포획 방법

⑤ 연어의 산란 시기

Q4. 대화를 듣고, 남자가 여자에게 부탁하는 일을 고르시오.

① 기념 사진을 촬영하기

② 여행 차량을 불러오기

③ 여행 가이드 소개하기

④ 관광 상품을 추천하기

⑤ 관광지에 대해 설명하기

Q5. 대화를 듣고, 여자가 곧바로 할 일로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

① 영화 보기	② 집에 가기	③ 서점 가기

④ 차 마시기	⑤ 눈 구경하기

Q6. 다음을 듣고, 남자가 하는 말의 목적으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

① to encourage the staff to find new jobs

② to persuade the staff to do overtime work

③ to advise the employees to deal in stocks

④ to dissuade the staff from leaving their jobs

⑤ to inform the employees of a business decision

Q7. 대화를 듣고, 남자가 지불해야 할 금액을 고르시오.

① $135	② $150	③ $170

④ $180	⑤ $200

Q8. 대화를 듣고, 두 사람의 관계를 가장 잘 나타낸 것을 고르시오.

① father    ‥‥‥ daughter

② student    ‥‥ student

③ professor  ‥‥ professor

④ counselor  ‥‥ student:

⑤ interviewer ‥‥ interviewee

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

① drugstore	② restaurant

③ clothes shop	④ lost and found

⑤ cell phone shop

Q10. 대화를 듣고, 남자가 여자를 위해 할 일을 고르시오.

① to meet a new cook

② to wrap leftovers up

③ to help her with dinner

④ to order some take-out food

⑤ to give her the recipe for dinner

Q11. 다음 자료를 보면서 대화를 듣고, 여자의 정보와 일치하지 않는 것을 고르시오.

Q12. 대화를 듣고, 남자가 구입하고 싶은 차종에 대해 언급되지 않은 것을 고르시오.

① 최대 탑승자 수	② 보증 기간

③ 할인 액수	④ 할부 기간

⑤ 대출 가능 여부

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.

Woman:

① Thanks a lot. It was all great.

② Well, I'd like second, please.

③ No thanks. Just iced water, please.

④ Okay. I'd like to pay in traveler's checks.

⑤ Altogether. And I need the receipt as well.

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

Man:

① Please turn off the radio. It's annoying.

② Why don't we go see the famous opera?

③ Thank you for the present. I'll never forget it.

④ Oh, I really like classical music. Let's replay it.

⑤ Lend me the CD. I'm fascinated by their voices.

Q16. 대화를 듣고, 남자의 마지막 말에 대한 여자의 응답으로 가장 적절한　것을 고르시오. [3점]

Woman:

① Tobacco business has great possibilities.

② They should impose a huge tax on cigarettes.

③ It is natural big stars appear on commercials.

④ No smoking areas should be abolished at once.

⑤ Tobacco commercials on TV should not be banned.

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

Jim:

① I want to thank you for always sending quality items.

② Why don't you visit our office tomorrow for an interview?

③ Thank you very much. I'll pay the bill with my credit card.

④ You've sent us the wrong items. Please check our order again.

⑤ I'm really sorry to bother you. I'll never make such a mistake again.

Script

1.

W: Honey, Jessica got the first place in the school singing contest.

M: Oh, really? She practiced and practiced day and night. I’m glad to hear that all her hard work paid off.

W: Yeah, I’m really proud of our daughter. Do you remember what we promised her? We have to buy her a nice bracelet.

M: Yeah, I remember. Let’s search for one on the Internet. (clicking sound) Don’t you think this one is cute?

W: You mean the beaded bracelet? I think it’s too childish. The large beads look like a toy for little girls.

M: Really? Then, how about this gemstone bracelet? I’ve seen a lot of girls wearing it.

W: It is popular nowadays, but Jessica doesn’t like to look like other girls.

M: Yeah. And the pearl bracelet and the gold one with a heart would make her look order.

W: You’re right. Oh, honey. Click here. What’s this? It looks nice.

M: Let me see… There are a lot of stones linked to the chain. Each stone has different letters and pictures.

W: The site says they can inscribe what we want onto the stone. I’m sure it’ll be a very special gift.

M: Absolutely. Let’s get it. I hope she’ll like it.

어휘

get the first place 1등을 하다 pay off 결실을 맺다 bracelet 팔찌 bead 구슬 (로 장식하다) childish 유치한 gemstone 보석 inscribe 새겨 넣다

2.

M: Julie, are you okay? Have a seat, please.

W: Thank you, Dr. Baker. I’m actually fine.

M: But you said you felt as if you had an upset stomach.

W: Ah, it’s just that I’ve been a little tired the last few days, and my stomach is kind of upset.

M: Well, that doesn’t surprise me. I have some news.

W: Something wrong?

M: Nope, You’re pregnant.

W: No way!

M: Yes, you’re three months pregnant.

W: Are you kidding me? It’s been twelve years since I had my last child.

M: Congratulations, Julie.

W: Oh, my, it’s incredible! I’ll give the news to my husband. He’ll be very glad, too.

어휘

have a seat 자리에 앉다 have an upset stomach 체하다 pregnant 임신한 incredible 믿을 수 없는

3.

W: Salmon is a popular food. Consuming salmon is considered to be reasonably healthy because it is low in calories yet high in protein, and has a unique type of health‐promoting fat, the omega‐3 essential fatty acids. As their mane implies, essential fatty acids are essential for human health. But because they cannot be made by the body, they must be obtained from foods. Wild‐caught cold water fish, like salmon, are higher in omerga‐3 fatty acids than warm water fish. I addition to being an excellent source of omega‐3s, salmon are a very good source of protein, vitamins, and lots of minerals.

어휘

salmon 연어 consume 소비하다 health‐promoting 건강 증진의 essential 필수적인 fatty acid 지방산 imply 내포하다 obtain 획득하다, 습득하다 mineral 무기질

4.

M: Wow, the streets are jammed with people.

W: This area is very popular among most tourists.

M: What’s the schedule for today?

W: Our travel agency, the Blue Line, is scheduled to pick us up outside the entrance of our hotel at 10 o’clock.

M: Where are we headed?

W: They will take us on a guided tour of all the main attractions around the city.

M: What are the major tourist attractions in the city?

W: This guidebook has detailed information about all the major points of interest.

M: Is there a Korean‐speaking guide?

W: Probably not. But a pre‐recorded device is available.

M: Gee, I don’t think it gives a good explanation of the sights. Can you tell me about the sight?

W: Sure, I can act as your royal guide.

어휘

jammed 꽉 들어찬, 혼잡한 entrance 입구 be headed for ~을 향하다 attraction 매력, 인기거리 detailed 자세한 pre‐recorded 미리 녹음된 explanation 설명 sight (the ~s) 명소, 명승지 royal 훌륭한, 보증된

5.

(Cell pone rings.)

M: Hello.

W: Tim, where are you now?

M: Oh, Jenny. I’m stuck in traffic.

W: I’ve been waiting for you more than half and hour. I’m freezing to death.

M: Jenny, are you waiting in front of the cinema? It’s so cold outside. You should have gone inside and drunk a cup of tea.

W: Drink a cup of tea and wait for you? I’d rather to home now.

M: I’m really sorry. I’m not sure, but I think I’ll be there within twenty minutes.

W: You mean you still want me to wait for you? It has just started snowing.

M: Sorry, but why don’t you go to the bookstore next to the cinema and read some books?

W: I really want to go home, but I’ll wait for you twenty more minutes in the bookstore. Hurry up!

M: Okay. I’ll be there as soon as possible.

어휘

be stuck in traffic 도로에 갇혀 있다 freeze 꽁꽁 얼다. would rather ~하는 편이 더 낫다

6.

M: Ladies and gentleman, I have asked all of you to come here because I want to make a very important announcement this afternoon. After careful consideration and recommendations by all the executives in our company, we’re reached a conclusion; we decided to merge with MESA Company and assume a new company name of “COSMOS Group.” Maybe some of you are wondering if the deal will be a success. But I hope you’ll be relieved, because we have talked carefully with MESA and have done everything to make sure our business will be successful in the long run. We’ll try our best until you become comfortable with the changes made by the merger. Thank you.

어휘

announcement 발표 consideration 고려 recommendation 추천 executive 간부, 경영진 relieved 안도하는, 안심하는 successful 성공적인 in the long run 결국 merger 통합 merge 합병하다

7.

M: Cathy, what do you think of getting this lamp for Bill’s housewarming parity?

W: It’s great. But it’s 170 dollars, A little expensive for a lamp.

M: Then, how about this cuckoo clock?

W: It’s not bad, but I’m not sure this will look good in his house.

M: But the price is reasonable, and the design is so nice.

W: How much is it?

M: It’s 120dollars, and we can also buy this antique mirror.

W: You mean we can buy both the clock and the mirror?

M: Yes, the mirror costs only 30 dollars. Oh, look at that sign. It says if we buy both the clock and the mirror, they’ll give us a 10 percent discount.

W: Both of them look nice. But if we can spend that much money, I think it’s better to buy the lamp.

M: Okay, then, let’s get the lamp. I’ll pay with my credit card.

어휘

housewarming party 집들이 cuckoo 뻐꾸기 reasonable 적절한, 합리적인 antique 앤틱 풍의, 골동품의

8.

M: Hi, Ann. Have a seat, please. I’m looking at your grades.

W: How are my transcripts looking?

M: They look good, and you can take more than fifteen credits next semester.

W: That’s great. I’d like to take chemistry and mathematics next semester.

M: You can register for Math 3D with Mr. Frank Maxwell.

W: Okay. And how about Chemistry 101 with Miss Porters?

M: As far as I know, her classes are a bit demanding, but I’m sure you can do well in her class,

W: Okay, I’ll try it. And I’d like to enroll in a history class and a fine arts class.

M: That’s a good idea. I know you are good at fine arts and history.

W: Well, I like those subjects. Finally, I’d like to sign up for American Literature 201 with Mr. Fisher.

M: He is very funny. I hope you’ll keep your grades high next semester.

W: You’ve given me useful advice. Thank you very much.

M: It’s my pleasure.

어휘

transcript 성적표 credit 학점 chemistry 화학 register 등록하다, 수강 신청하다 literature 문학 demanding 힘든, 벅찬 grade 성적, 등급

9.

W: You’ve been here twice today. What can I do for you?

M: I’ve lost my cell phone. I think I left it on the counter.

W: You did? I’ll look around. (a few minutes later) Sorry, but I can’t find it here.

M: There is a chip in my cell phone, so I paid with my phone,

W: Oh, I remember. You purchased two pairs of pants and a tie.

M: Yeah. I went to the lost and found, but I didn’t find my cell phone.

W: Where did you go after you’d left our shop with the pants and tie? Is there a possibility that you left it somewhere else?

M: I’ve returned to all the place including the restaurant and the drugstore where I used my cell phone to buy things, but I didn’t find it.

W: That’s too bad. Can you give me your home phone number? If I find it, I’ll call you.

M: Okay. Thank you.

어휘

purchase 구매하다 lost and found 분실물 보관소 possibility 가능성 including ~을 포함하여

10.

M: You look busy.

W: I’ve got a big report due tomorrow, so could you do the cooking tonight, honey?

M: No, I really don’t feel like it. Let’s just get some take‐out.

W: But we’ve already got salad ingredients, and I’ve started the rice. Just throw something together quick and easy.

M: What’s your idea of quick and easy?

W: Well, you could barbecue some chicken legs.

M: Do we have any?

W: Oops, I guess not. Would you mind getting some from the store?

M: Okay, I’ll go to the store and get some.

W: I’d appreciate it. Ah, please wait, honey. I just changed my mind. I’d like to have some spicy food.

M: Then, why not get some take‐out food? You look very tried. I’d like to cheer you up.

W: Thanks honey.

M: How about Romeo’s? Everybody praises its new chef. I’ll call up right now.

W: Sounds good!

어휘

due 지불기한의, 제출기한의 take‐out 사가지고 가는 요리 ingredient 성분, 요소 throw together (물건을) 서둘러 만들다 chef 요리사, 주방장

11.

M: I have a few questions, before admitting you. Can I have your name?

W: Sarah Stevenson.

M: Have you ever been in the hospital before?

W: Only for the birth of my two children in 1989 and 1991.

M: Are you allergic to any drugs?

W: Not that I know of.

M: Are you taking any medication now?

W: No. I just have a serious pain in my stomach.

M: Okay. Do you want a private room or a semi‐private?

W: Yes, it is. Do you know your blood type?

M: Yes. My blood type is B and RH+. But when will my doctor be with me?

W: She’ll be there soon. She is doing her rounds now.

어휘

admit 입원시키다 allergic 알레르기 반응의 medication 투약 private 특실의, 1인신의 semi‐private 준 특실의 2~3인실의 do one’s rounds 회진하다

12.

W: So what kind of car are you looking for?

M: I had my eye on that minivan.

W: It’s very nice. This model comes fully‐loaded. And it can carry seven passengers.

M: How long is the warranty?

W: It comes with a three‐year, 35,000‐mile warranty.

M: How much is it?

W: Do you want automatic transmission?

M: Sure. I can’t drive a stick shift.

W: Then, it’s $2,100 off the sticker price. The sticker price is $17,500.

M: Sounds reasonable.

W: Definitely! Besides, we can offer low financing.

M: What do you mean?

W: You can borrow money from the bank at about three percent interest.

어휘

have one’s eye on ~에 마음을 두다 fully‐loaded 옵션들이 모드 장착된 warranty 보증9서), 담보 automatic transmission 자동 변속기 sticker price 정가, 희망 소비자 가격 low financing 저렴한 대출 interest 이자

13.

①W: What can I do for you? Do you have anything in mind?

M: I’m looking for a shirt for my sister. Tomorrow is her birthday.

②W: Stop! You’re not allowed to enter this building

M: Please let me in. I’ll try not to bother any workers.

③W: You can’t come this way. You have to go back to the main street.

M: Really? The road sign says, “Go straight.”

④W: Welcome. Everybody is waiting for you.

M: Thanks a lot. I’m really happy to work with you.

⑤W: Excuse me, I’d like to return this bag. It’s too heavy to carry

M: Could you show me your receipt?

어휘

be allowed to ~하도록 허락받다 bother 괴롭히다, 귀찮게 하다 main 주된 straight 곧바로 receipt 영수증

14.

M: I hope that every thing is satisfactory. How was your steak?

W: Perfect. We’re all very satisfied with our meals.

M: Thank you. Is there anything else? Would you care for dessert?

W: No, thank you. Just some more water, please.

M: Certainly, ma’am

W: By the way, can I have a doggie bag, please?

M: Excuse me?

W: By the way, can I have a doggie bag, please?

M: Excuse me?

W: I’d like to take the rest home, please. Could you wrap this up, please?

M: Sure, no problem.

W: And the bill, please.

M: Is this all on one bill or separate checks, ma’am?

W:

어휘

doggie bag 먹다 남은 음식을 넣어 가지고 가는 봉지 rest 나머지 wrap up ~을 포장하다 separate 독립된, 별개의 seconds 더 달래서 먹는 음식

15.

M: Wow, Donna. You’ve got a lot of CDs. I don’t even know some of these people!

W: Really? I’ll play a few things for you. (a few minutes later) What do you think of this music?

M: Hmm… I don’t know.

W: You don’t like it, do you?

M: Sorry. I just don’t like classical music all that much.

W: Actually, it’s from and opera by Puccini.

M: Well, I still don’t like it. Can you play another CD?

W: Sure. How about this one? I’m sure you’ll love it.

M: Oh, it’s wonderful! Who’s that?

W: It’s the group called Bad Boys. The CD’s called “Hard Lives.”

M:

어휘

trun off ~을 끄다 annoying 성가신, 짜증나는 present 선물 replay (플레이어 등을) 다시 틀다 lend 빌려주다 fascinate 매혹하다. 반하게 하다

16.

M: Any good news?

W: Nope. It’s bad news. According to a recent study, smoking among young kids is on the rise.

M: That’s really surprising, isn’t it?

W: It sure is. It says tobacco commercials appear hourly on TV in underdeveloped countries.

M: That’s a big problem.

W: Tobacco companies prefer big stars in their advertising.

M: I think movies scenes where big stars smoke are a bigger problem.

W: For the most part, you’re right. Young kids pick up smoking because their idols smoke in movies.

M: I think the governments should ban tobacco advertising altogether.

W: I feel the same way. But that’s not enough. They should make a strong move.

M: What do you mean?

W:

어휘

commercial 상업광고 underdeveloped country 저개발국가 advertising 광고 for the most part 대개, 대체로 pick up 조금씩 익히다, 알다 idol 우상, 숭배대상 ban 금지시키다 move 행동, 조처

17.

W: Jim works at an electronics company. His job is to order some electronic parts from a subcontract factory and ensure the parts are good. As usual, he ordered what his company needed from the factory. A few days later, he received a package of electronic parts. But when he opened the package, he found out that it wasn’t what he had ordered. So he called the subcontract factory. In this situation, what would Jim most likely say to them?

Jim:

어휘

electronic 전자의 order 주문하다 subcontract 하청의 ensure 확인하다 as usual 여느 때처럼, 평소와 다름없이 quality 양질의 item 물품