2016학년도 수능 변형문제 학습교재 Python
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Using Python.
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○ chronological 연대순의 ○ indicate 가리키다 ○ viciou ○ intrinsic 본질의 ○ repeatedly 반복해서 ○ chronologically 연대순으로 ○ hybrid ○ disagreeable ○ frequently 빈번히/종종 ○ disagree 다르다 ○ interface ○ hardwir ○ dye 물감 ○ infinite 무한한 ○ depend ○ tremendou ○ fountain ○ assume 가정하다 ○ frequency 자주 일어남/빈번 ○ evolv 진화하다 － ○ relation 관계 ○ superior 우수한 ○ exclusively ○ multiple 다수의/다양한 ○ gravity 중력 ○ efficiently 효과적으로/능률적으로 ○ accommodation 숙박 ○ fury ○ categorization 분류/범주화 ○ influential 영향력이 있는 ○ racist ○ judgment 판단 ○ perception 지각/인식 ○ degree 정도 ○ intent 의지/의향 ○ shiver 흔들리다 ○ inadequately ○ patent ○ continu ○ interact 상호작용하다 ○ decade 십년 ○ fame 명성 ○ extrinsic 비본질적인 ○ measurement 측정 ○ biologically 생물학적으로 ○ infant 유아/유아의 ○ enable ○ attract 마음을 끌다 ○ refuge 난민 ○ stick 막대기 ○ sensory 감각의 ○ dominat ○ innovation 혁신 ○ punish 처벌하다 ○ artificial 인공의 ○ disclos ○ chao 혼돈 ○ threat 위협/협박 ○ push 밀다 ○ occur 머리에 떠오르다 ○ specification ○ instability 불안정한 상태 ○ shelter 피난처/쉴 ○ uncharacteristic ○ bare 막대기/빗장 ○ evaluation 평가 ○ evaluat 평가하다 ○ attempt 시도하다 ○ diminish 감소하다 ○ matter 문제/일 ○ silent 조용한/침묵의 ○ intellectual 지적인 ○ behavior 행동 ○ colleague 동료 ○ controll 통제하다 ○ organism 유기체 ○ reject 거절하다 ○ wander 떠돌아다니다/헤매다○ property 재산/특성 ○ boundary ○ restrict 제한하다/한정하다 ○ analyze 분석하다/검토하다 ○ tissue 조직 ○ consist ○ represent = ○ stand =○ endure/○ bear ○ for ○ private ○ democracy 민주주의 ○ chemical ○ failure 실패 ○ flow 흐르다/넘쳐흐르다 ○ switch 스위치 ○ effective 효과적인 ○ predictable 예측할 ○ inspiration 영감 ○ interaction 상호작용 ○ diverse 다양한 ○ dependent 의존하는 ○ comfortable 편안한 ○ administer 경영하다 ○ remain 남다 ○ extension 확대 ○ referr ○ undertaken ○ sector 영역 ○ assertivenes breed ○ inferior 열등한 ○ intentional 의도적인 ○ induce 설득하여 ○ suitable 적절한 ○ figure 수치. 그림. 인물. 모습 ○ destruction 파괴 ○ economic 경제적인 ○ valuable 귀중한/값비싼 ○ instruction 교육/교훈 ○ punishment ○ address 다루다/처리하다 ○ float 뜨는 것/뜨다 ○ context 맥락/문맥 ○ reference 언급/참조 ○ sink 가라앉다. ○ kitchen ○ sink ○ unjustifi ○ repertoire ○ counselor 지도원/상담역 ○ relief 경감/안심 ○ personality 개성/성격 ○ intensify 강화하다 ○ biological 생물학적 ○ select 선택하다 ○ apparent 명백한 ○ attractive 매력적인○ suit 양복/소송/어울리다 ○ accomplish 이루다/성취하다 ○ consequence 결과 ○ entire 전체의 ○ predetermin ○ seed 씨앗 ○ approval 승인 ○ responsible 책임감 있는 ○ generate 발생시키다 ○ detect 탐지하다 ○ combination 결합/연합 ○ misappreciation ○ analysi 분석 ○ impartially ○ investigation ○ explicitly 솔직하게 ○ survival 생존 ○ pedagogy ○ causality ○ substance 물질 ○ direction 방향 ○ adjustment ○ offend 불쾌하게하다. 상처주다/공격하다 ○ sought ○ misery ○ orient 동양향하게 ○ compatibility ○ appeal 매력/호소력 ○ biology 생물학 ○ appearance 외모/등장 ○ improvement 개선/진보 ○ soak ○ proces 처리하다 ○ circumstance 상황 ○ exchange 바꾸다 ○ minimum ○ fit 감정폭발/적당한 ○ feature 특징 ○ prosperity ○ liberate 자유롭게 하다 ○ essential 본질적인/매우 중요한 ○ tempt 유혹하다 ○ attend - 에 출석하다/시중들다 ○ bias 선입견/편견 ○ poetry 시/운문 ○ customary 관습적인/통례의 ○ permanent 영구적인 ○ stem 줄기/대 ○ annual ○ security 보안 ○ renew 갱신하다 ○ resist 저항하다 ○ era 시대 ○ defin 정의하다 ○ distinction 차이 ○ poetic 시적인 ○ fundamental 근본적인 ○ misinterpretation ○ firm 회사/견고한 ○ aspect 양상/국면 ○ trait 경향 ○ external 외부적인 외부의 ○ statu 상태 ○ defect 결점 ○ inclination 경향 ○ ultimate ○ avoidance 피하기 ○ expectation 예상/기대 ○ motivation 동기 ○ continuously ○ pour 쏟다/붓다 ○ approach 다가가다/접근하다 ○ assertive ○ remarkable 주목할 만한/현저한 ○ evidence 증거 ○ current (물의) 흐름 ○ efficiency 효율 ○ norm 표준 ○ intuitive ○ rally 집회회복 ○ relevant 관계가 있는 ○ guarantee 보증하다 보증하다 ○ reasonable 합리적인/이성적인 ○ elevat 올리다 ○ suffer ○ stability 안정성 ○ primary 첫째의/주요한 ○ passage 경과/통과 ○ reef ○ grain 곡물 ○ sacrifice 희생 ○ intensely ○ previou ○ source 원천/근원 ○ criticism비판 ○ celebrity 유명 인사 ○ varie 변화가 많은 ○ political 정치적인 ○ mentally 정신적으로 ○ pleasant 즐거운/유쾌한 ○ term 기간/용어 ○ attain 달성하다 ○ criticiz 비평하다 ○ toxic ○ compensate ○ accumulation 축적 ○ element 요소/성분 ○ adopt 채택하다/입양하다 ○ control 지배하다/통제 ○ meaningful 의미 있는 ○ interpretation 해석 ○ cultivat 경작하다 ○ force힘/강제로 강요/하게하다 ○ spoil 썩다/상하다 ○ advanc ○ attribute 덕으로 돌리다 ○ moment 순간 ○ capital 자본/수도 ○ advocate 옹호하다 ○ financial 재정의/금융의 ○ mere 단순한 ○ demand 요구하다/수요 ○ universal 우주의/전세계의 ○ destination 목적지 ○ split ○ perspective 원근법/투시화법 ○ snapp ○ widespread 널리 퍼진 ○ phenomenon 현상 ○ enhanc ○ furiou ○ caus 원인 ○ observation 관찰 ○ sting ○ distinct 다른/독특한 ○ routine 일상의/일상의 ○ population ○ inspire 영감을 주다 영감을 주다 ○ intake 섭취(량) ○ estimation 견적/어림짐작 ○ consistent 일관된/일치하는 ○ reflect 반사하다/반영하다 ○ exist 존재하다 ○ remark 말하다/언급하다 ○ literature 문학 ○ organ 오르간/장기 ○ mineral ○ value 높이 평가하다/소중히 ○ yield 산출하다/양보하다 ○ ignore 무시하다/소홀히
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#20 다음 글에서 필자가 주장하는 바로 가장 적절한 것은? Assertiveness may seem to some people to be uncharacteristic of counselors. If your picture of a counselor is someone who never disagrees, always “goes along,” wants everything to be nice all the time, and only does what other people want him or her to do, this is not a picture of an assertive counselor. Being assertive does not have to mean being disagreeable. Being a counselor does not mean that you should simply be silent when someone tells a racist joke. An assertive counselor would find a way to call that person’s attention to the fact that the joke is racist, explaining how it offended the hearer, and suggesting ways similar jokes could be avoided. Being assertive is a highly developed skill ― it should fit nicely in the counselor’s repertoire of techniques. ① 상담사는 상대방의 감정을 해치는 농담을 하지 말아야 한다. ② 상담사는 자기 생각을 분명하게 드러낼 줄도 알아야 한다. ③ 상담사는 항상 친절한 태도로 상담을 진행해야 한다. ④ 상담사는 정기적으로 상담 기술 교육을 받아야 한다. ⑤ 상담사는 상담 기록을 철저히 관리해야 한다. #21 다음 글의 요지로 가장 적절한 것은? The negative effects of extrinsic motivators such as grades have been documented with students from different cultures. Although this matter is more complex than simply regarding all extrinsic rewards as controlling or diminishing learning, we agree with Richard Ryan and his colleagues thatpeople across different cultures are likely to express more satisfaction with their lives when their primary goals are intrinsic rather than extrinsic. Another consistent research finding is that when a learning activity is undertaken explicitly to attain some extrinsic reward, people respond by seeking the least demandingway of ensuring the reward. Since there are three decades of evidence that dominating instruction with a system of controlling external rewards may contribute to inferior learning, using a pedagogybased on theories of intrinsic motivation appears to be a more reasonable and effective approach to enhancing learning among culturally diverse students. * pedagogy: 교수법 ① 적절한 외적 보상이 삶의 만족도를 향상시킨다. ② 학습자의 외적 동기와 내적 동기의 균형이 필요하다. ③ 문화적 다양성을 고려한 교육 이론의 확립이 중요하다. ④ 내적 동기의 교육적 기능에 대한 실질적인 연구가 시급하다. ⑤ 내적 동기 부여가 문화적 배경이 다른 학생들의 교육에 효과적이다. #22 다음 글의 주제로 가장 적절한 것은? Twin sirens hide in the sea of history, tempting those seeking to understand and appreciate the past onto the reefs of misunderstanding and misinterpretation. These twin dangers are temporocentrism and ethnocentrism. Temporocentrism is the belief that your times are the best of all possible times. All other times are thus inferior. Ethnocentrism is the belief that your culture is the best of all possible cultures. All other cultures are thus inferior. Temporocentrism and ethnocentrism unite to cause individuals and cultures to judge all other individuals and cultures by the “superior” standards of their current culture. This leads to a total lack of perspective when dealing with past and / or foreign cultures and a resultant misunderstanding and misappreciation of them. Temporocentrism and ethnocentrism tempt moderns into unjustified criticisms of the peoples of the past. ① distinct differences in the ways of recording history ② universal features discovered in different cultures ③ historians’ efforts to advocate their own culture ④ pros and cons of two cross-cultural perspectives ⑤ beliefs that cause biased interpretations of the past #23 다음 글의 제목으로 가장 적절한 것은? When we remark with surprise that someone “looks young” for his or her chronological age, we are observing that we all age biologically at different rates. Scientists have good evidence that this apparent difference is real. It is likely that age changes begin in different parts of the body at different times and that the rate of annual change varies among various cells, tissues, and organs, as well asfrom person to person. Unlike the passage of time, biological aging resists easy measurement. What we would like to have is one or a few measurable biological changes that mirror all other biological age changes without reference to the passage of time, so that we could say, for example, that someone who is chronologically eighty years old is biologically sixty years old. This kind of measurement would help explain why one eighty-year-old has so many more youthful qualities than does another eighty-year-old, who may be biologically eighty or even ninety years old. ① In Search of a Mirror Reflecting Biological Aging ② Reasons for Slow Aging in the Modern Era ③ A Few Tips to Guess Chronological Age ④ Secrets of Biological Aging Disclosed ⑤ Looking for the Fountain of Youth #28 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어법상 틀린 것은? The Greeks’ focus on the salient object and its attributes led to ① their failure to understand the fundamental nature of causality. Aristotle explained that a stone falling through the air is due to the stone having the property of “gravity.” But of course a piece of wood ② tossed into water floats instead of sinking. This phenomenon Aristotle explained as being due to the wood having the property of “levity”! In both cases the focus is ③ exclusively on the object, with no attention paid to the possibility that some force outside the object might be relevant. But the Chinese saw the world as consisting of continuously interacting substances, so their attempts to understand it ④ causing them to be oriented toward the complexities of the entire “field,” that is, the context or environment as a whole. The notion ⑤ that events always occur in a field of forces would have been completely intuitive to the Chinese. * salient: 현저한, 두드러진 ** levity: 가벼움 #29 (A), (B), (C)의 각 네모 안에서 문맥에 맞는 낱말로 가장 적절한 것은? The Atitlán Giant Grebe was a large, flightless bird that had evolved from the much more widespread and smaller Pied-billed Grebe. By 1965 there were only around 80 birds left on Lake Atitlán. One immediate reason was easy enough to spot: the local human population was cutting down the reed beds at a furious rate. This (A) accommodation / destruction was driven by the needs of a fast growing mat-making industry. But there were other problems. An American airline was intent on developing the lake as a tourist destination for fishermen. However, there was a major problem with this idea: the lake (B) lacked / supported any suitable sporting fish! To compensate for this rather obvious defect, a specially selected species of fish called the Large-mouthed Bass was introduced. The introduced individuals immediately turned their attentions to the crabs and small fish that lived in the lake, thus (C) competing / cooperating with the few remaining grebes for food. There is also little doubt that they sometimes gobbled up the zebra-striped Atitlán Giant Grebe’s chicks. * reed: 갈대 ** gobble up: 게걸스럽게 먹다 #31. When two cultures come into contact, they do not exchange every cultural item. If that were the case, there would be no cultural differences in the world today. Instead, only a small number of cultural elements ever spread from one culture to another. Which cultural item is accepted depends largely on the item’s use and compatibility with already existing cultural traits. For example, it is not likely that men’s hair dyes designed to “get out the gray” will spread into parts of rural Africa where a person’s status is elevated with advancing years. Even when a(n) _____ is consistent with a society’s needs, there is still no guarantee that it will be accepted. For example, most people in the United States using US customary units (e.g., inch, foot, yard, mile, etc.)have resisted adopting the metric system even though making such a change would enable US citizens to interface with the rest of the world more efficiently. * metric system: 미터법 ① categorization ② innovation ③ investigation ④ observation ⑤ specification #32. Some distinctions between good and bad are hardwired into our biology. Infants enter the world ready to respond to pain as bad and to sweet (up to a point) as good. In many situations, however, the boundary between good and bad is a reference point that changes over time and depends on the immediate circumstances. Imagine that you are out in the country on a cold night, inadequately dressed for the pouring rain, your clothes soaked. A stinging cold wind completes your misery. As you wander around, you find a large rock that provides some shelter from the fury of the elements. The biologist Michel Cabanac would call the experience of that moment intensely pleasurable because it functions, as pleasure normally does, to indicate the direction of _____. The pleasant relief will not last very long, of course, and you will soon be shivering behind the rock again, driven by your renewed suffering to seek better shelter. * shiver: 떨다 ① a permanent emotional adjustment to circumstantial demands ② enhancing self-consciousness through physical suffering ③ a biologically significant improvement of circumstances ④ judging desirable and undesirable conditions impartially ⑤ a mentally pre-determined inclination for emotional stability #33. Research and development for seed improvement has long been a public domain and government activity for the common good. However, private capital started to flow into seed production and took it over as a sector of the economy, creating an artificial split between the two aspects of the seed’s nature: its role as means of production and its role as product. This process gained pace after the invention of hybrid breeding of maize in the late 1920s. Today most maize seed cultivated are hybrids. The companies that sell them are able to keep the distinct parent lines from farmers, and the grain that they produce is not suited for seed saving and replanting. The combination guarantees that farmers will have to _____. In the 1990s the extension of patent laws as the only intellectual property rights tool into the area of seed varieties started to create a growing market for private seedcompanies. * maize: 옥수수 ① buy more seed from the company each season ② use more chemical fertilizer than before ③ pioneer markets for their food products ④ increase the efficiency of food production ⑤ search for ways to maintain rural communities #34. Long before Walt Whitman wrote Leaves of Grass, poets had addressed themselves to fame. Horace, Petrarch, Shakespeare, Milton, and Keats all hoped that poetic greatness would grant them a kind of earthly immortality. Whitman held a similar faith that for centuries the world would value his poems. But to this ancient desire to live forever on the page, he added a new sense of fame. Readers would not simply attend to the poet’s work; they would be attracted to the greatness of his personality. They would see in his poems a vibrant cultural performance, an individual springing from the book with tremendous charisma and appeal. Out of the political rallies and electoral parades that marked Jacksonian America, Whitman defined poetic fame in relation to the crowd. Other poets might look for their inspiration from the goddess of poetry. Whitman’s poet sought _____. In the instability of American democracy, fame would be dependent on celebrity, on the degree to which the people rejoiced in the poet and his work. * rally: 집회 ① a refuge from public attention ② poetic purity out of political chaos ③ immortality in literature itself ④ the approval of his contemporaries ⑤ fame with political celebrities #35 순서. Some people make few intentional changes in life. Sure, over time they may get fatter, gather lines, and go gray. (A) They train for marathons, quit smoking, switch fields, write plays, take up the guitar, or learn to tango even if they never danced before in their lives. What is the difference between these two groups of people? (B) But they wear their hair the same way, buy the same brand of shoes, eat the same breakfast, and stick to routines for no reason other than the ease of a comfortable, predictable life. Yet as both research and real life show, many others do make important changes. (C) It’s their perspective. People who change do not question whether change is possible or look for reasons they cannot change. They simply decide on a change they want and do what is necessary to accomplish it. Changing, which always stems from a firm decision, becomes job number one. #36 순서. Sometimes, after punishment has been administered a few times, it needn’t be continued, because the mere threat of punishment is enough to induce the desired behavior. (A) Avoidance training, however, doesn’t always work in our favor. For instance, a child who has been repeatedly criticized for poor performance on math may learn to dodge difficult math problems in order to avoid further punishment. (B) Unfortunately, because of this avoidance, the child fails to develop his math skills and therefore improve the capabilities he has, and so a vicious cycle has set in. The avoidance must be unlearned through some positive experiences with math in order for this cycle to be broken. (C) Psychologists call this avoidance training because the person is learning to avoid the possibility of a punishing consequence. Avoidance training is responsible for many everyday behaviors. It has taught you to carry an umbrella when it looks like rain to avoid the punishment of getting wet, and to keep your hand away from a hot iron to avoid the punishment of a burn. #37 삽입. *Surprised by the vision of an unfamiliar silhouette pushing into the house, these dogs were using their eyes instead of their noses. 지문시작 Remember when you were little and you imagined that adults had infinite power? Surely someone who could drive the car, open the juice container, and reach the sink could make it stop raining. ( ① ) I think that’s the same expectation that we have with respect to our dogs and their ability to smell. ( ② ) Because they are so good at using their noses, we assume that they can smell anything, anytime. ( ③ ) But dogs use other senses, too, and the brains of both humans and dogs tend to intensify one sense at a time. ( ④ ) Many owners have been snapped at by their dogs when they returned home with a new hairdo or a new coat. ( ⑤ ) Their noses may be remarkable, but they’re not always switched on. #38 삽입. Even so, it is not the money per se that is valuable, but the fact that it can potentially yield more positive experiences. 지문시작 Money ― beyond the bare minimum necessary for food and shelter ― is nothing more than a means to an end. Yet so often we confuse means with ends, and sacrifice happiness (end) for money (means). It is easy to do this when material wealth is elevated to the position of the ultimate end, as it so often is in our society. ( ① ) This is not to say that the accumulation and production of material wealth is in itself wrong. ( ② ) Material prosperity can help individuals, as well as society, attain higher levels of happiness. ( ③ ) Financial security can liberate us from work we do not find meaningful and from having to worry about the next paycheck. ( ④ ) Moreover, the desire to make money can challenge and inspire us. ( ⑤ ) Material wealth in and of itself does not necessarily generate meaning or lead to emotional wealth. * per se: 그 자체로 #39 다음 글에서 전체 흐름과 관계 없는 문장은? Food intake is essential for the survival of every living organism. The failure to detect spoiled or toxic food can have deadly consequences. Therefore, it is not surprising that humans use all their five senses to analyze food quality. ① A first judgment about the value of a food source is made on its appearance and smell. ② Food that looks and smells attractive is taken into the mouth. ③ The value of a particular food is an estimation of how good it is, based on its level of vitamins, minerals, or calories. ④ Here, based on a complex sensory analysis that is not only restricted to the sense of taste but also includes smell, touch, and hearing, the final decision whether to swallowor reject food is made. ⑤ Frequently, this complex interaction between different senses is inappropriately referred to as ‘taste’ although it should be better called flavor perception, because it uses multiple senses. #40 요약. Performance must be judged in terms of what is under the control of the individuals being evaluated rather than those influences on performance that are beyond their control. There can be broad, influential factors, sometimes of an economic nature, that hold down the performance of everyone being judged. One example is in sales. If there is a general downturn in the economy and products or services are not being purchased with the same frequency as in the previous year, sales could be down, for example, by an average of 15%. This 15% (actually －15%) figure would then represent “average” performance. Perhaps the best salesperson in the year had only a 3% drop in sales over the previous year. Thus, “good” performance in this situation is a smaller loss compared to some average or norm group. 요약문 In performance evaluation, we should consider (A) factors affecting the individual’s performance rather than (B) figures only. 1. contextual -- put aside 2. contextual -- rely on 3. controllable -- put aside 4. positive -- ignore 5. positive -- rely on
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#20 다음 글에서 필자가 주장하는 바로 가장 적절한 것은?
Assertiveness may seem to some people to be uncharacteristic of counselors.
If your picture of a counselor is someone who never disagrees, always “goes along,” wants everything to be nice all the time, and only does what other people want him or her to do, 연결 this is not a picture of an assertive counselor.
Being assertive does not have to mean being disagreeable.
Being a counselor does not mean that you should simply be silent when someone tells a racist joke.
An assertive counselor would find a way to call that person’s attention to the fact that the joke is racist, explaining how it offended the hearer, and suggesting ways similar jokes could 수동태 be avoided.
Being assertive is a highly developed skill ― it should fit nicely in the counselor’s repertoire of techniques.
#21 다음 글의 요지로 가장 적절한 것은?
The negative effects of extrinsic motivators 연결 such as grades 긴동사 have been documented with students from different cultures.
Although 연결 this matter is more complex 비교급의 뒷구조 than simply regarding all extrinsic rewards as controlling or diminishing learning, we agree with Richard Ryan and his colleagues that people across different cultures are likely to express more satisfaction with their lives when their primary goals are intrinsic rather than extrinsic.
Another consistent research finding is that when a learning activity is undertaken explicitly to attain some extrinsic reward, people respond by seeking the least demanding way of ensuring the reward.
Since ThereVS설 there are three decades of evidence that dominating instruction with a system of controlling external rewards may contribute to inferior learning, using a pedagogy표현주의! based on theories of intrinsic motivation appears to be a more reasonable and effective approach to enhancing learning among culturally diverse students.
* pedagogy: 교수법
#22 다음 글의 주제로 가장 적절한 것은?
Twin sirens hide in the sea of history, tempting 연결 those seeking to understand and appreciate the past onto the reefs of misunderstanding and misinterpretation.
연결 These twin dangers are temporocentrism and ethnocentrism.
Temporocentrism is the belief that your times are the best of all possible times.
All other times are 연결 thus inferior.
Ethnocentrism is the belief that your culture is the best of all possible cultures.
All other cultures are 연결 thus inferior.
Temporocentrism and ethnocentrism unite to cause individuals and cultures to judge all other individuals and cultures by the “superior” standards of their current culture.
연결 This leads to a total lack of perspective 부사절축약 when dealing with past and / or foreign cultures and a resultant misunderstanding and misappreciation of them.
Temporocentrism and ethnocentrism tempt moderns into unjustified criticisms of the peoples of the past.
#23 다음 글의 제목으로 가장 적절한 것은?
When we remark with surprise that someone “looks young” for his or her chronological age, we are observing that we all age biologically at different rates.
Scientists have good evidence that 연결 this apparent difference is real.
It is likely that age changes begin in different parts of the body at different times and that the rate of annual change varies among various cells, tissues, and organs, as well as from person to person.
Unlike the passage of time, biological aging resists easy measurement.
What we would like to have is one or a few measurable biological changes that mirror all other biological age changes without reference to the passage of time, so that we could say, 연결 for example, that someone who is chronologically eighty years old is biologically sixty years old.
연결 This kind of measurement would help explain why one eighty-year-old has so many more youthful qualities than does another eighty-year-old 계속적용법 , who may be biologically eighty or even ninety years old.
#28 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어법상 틀린 것은?
The Greeks’ focus on the salient object and its attributes led to ① their failure to understand the fundamental nature of causality.
Aristotle explained that a stone falling through the air is due to the stone having the property of “gravity.”
But 연결 of course a piece of wood ② tossed into water floats 표현주의! 연결 instead of sinking.
연결 This phenomenon Aristotle explained as being due to the wood having the property of “levity”!
In both cases the focus is ③ exclusively on the object, with no attention paid to the possibility that some force outside the object might be relevant.
But the Chinese saw the world as consisting of continuously interacting substances, so their attempts to understand it ④ causing them to 수동태 be oriented toward the complexities of the entire “field,” that is, the context or environment as a whole.
The notion ⑤ that events always 1형동 occur in a field of forces would have been completely intuitive to the Chinese.
#29 (A), (B), (C)의 각 네모 안에서 문맥에 맞는 낱말로 가장 적절한 것은?
The Atitlán Giant Grebe was a large, flightless bird that 과거완료 had evolved from the 비교급강조 much more widespread and smaller Pied-billed Grebe.
By 1965 ThereVS설 there were only around 80 birds left on Lake Atitlán.
One immediate reason was easy 표현주의! enough to spot: the local human population was cutting down the reed beds at a furious rate.
연결 This (A) accommodation / destruction was driven by the needs of a fast growing mat-making industry.
But ThereVS설 there were other problems.
An American airline was intent on developing the lake as a tourist destination for fishermen.
연결 However, ThereVS설 there was a major problem with 연결 this idea: the lake (B) lacked / supported any suitable sporting fish!
To compensate for 연결 this rather obvious defect, a specially selected species of fish 표현주의! called the Large-mouthed Bass 수동태 was introduced.
The introduced individuals immediately turned their attentions to the crabs and small fish that lived in the lake, 연결 thus (C) competing / cooperating with the few remaining grebes for food.
ThereVS설 There is 연결 also little doubt that they sometimes gobbled up the zebra-striped Atitlán Giant Grebe’s chicks.
#31.
When two cultures come into contact, they do not exchange every cultural item.
If that were the case, there would be no cultural differences in the world today.
연결 Instead, only a small number of cultural elements ever spread from one culture to another.
Which cultural item 수동태 is accepted depends largely on the item’s use and compatibility with already existing cultural traits.
연결 For example, it is not likely that men’s hair dyes designed to “get out the gray” will spread into parts of rural Africa where a person’s status 수동태 is elevated with advancing years.
Even when a(n) investigation is consistent with a society’s needs, ThereVS설 there is 연결 still no guarantee that it will 수동태 be accepted.
연결 For example, most people in the United States using US customary units (e.g., inch, foot, yard, mile, etc.)have resisted adopting the metric system even though making 연결 such a change would 5형동 enable US citizens to interface with the rest of the world more efficiently.
#32.
Some distinctions between good and bad 수동태 are hardwired into our biology.
Infants enter the world ready to respond to pain as bad and to sweet (up to a point) as good.
In many situations, 연결 however, the boundary between good and bad is a reference point that changes over time and depends on the immediate circumstances.
Imagine that you are out in the country on a cold night, inadequately dressed for the pouring rain, your clothes soaked.
A stinging cold wind completes your misery.
As you wander around, you find a large rock that provides some shelter from the fury of the elements.
The biologist Michel Cabanac would call the experience of that moment intensely pleasurable because it functions, as pleasure normally does, to indicate the direction of a biologically significant improvement of circumstances.
The pleasant relief will not last very long, 연결 of course, and you will soon be shivering behind the rock again, driven by your renewed suffering to seek better shelter.
#33.
Research and development for seed improvement has long been a public domain and government activity for the common good.
연결 However, private capital started to flow into seed production and took it over as a sector of the economy, creating an artificial split between the two aspects of the seed’s nature: its role as means of production and its role as product.
연결 This process gained pace after the invention of hybrid breeding of maize in the late 1920s.
Today most maize seed cultivated are hybrids.
The companies that sell them are able to 표현주의! keep the distinct parent lines from farmers, and the grain that they produce is not suited for seed saving and replanting.
The combination guarantees that farmers will have to buy more seed from the company each season.
In the 1990s the extension of patent laws as the only intellectual property rights tool into the area of seed varieties started to create a growing market for private seed companies.
#34.
Long before Walt Whitman wrote Leaves of Grass, poets 과거완료 had addressed themselves to fame.
Horace, Petrarch, Shakespeare, Milton, and Keats all hoped that poetic greatness would grant them a kind of earthly immortality.
Whitman held a similar faith that for centuries the world would value his poems.
But to 연결 this ancient desire to live forever on the page, he added a new sense of fame.
Readers would not simply attend to the poet’s work; they would 수동태 be attracted to the greatness of his personality.
They would see in his poems a vibrant cultural performance, an individual springing from the book with tremendous charisma and appeal.
Out of the political rallies and electoral parades that marked Jacksonian America, Whitman defined poetic fame in relation to the crowd.
Other poets might 1형동 look for their inspiration from the goddess of poetry.
Whitman’s poet sought fame with political celebrities.
In the instability of American democracy, fame would be dependent on celebrity, on the degree 표현주의! to which the people rejoiced in the poet and his work.
#35 순서.
Some people make few intentional changes in life.
Sure, over time they may get fatter, gather lines, and go gray.
But they wear their hair the same way, buy the same brand of shoes, eat the same breakfast, and stick to routines for no reason other 비교급의 뒷구조 than the ease of a comfortable, predictable life.
연결 Yet as both research and real life show, many others do make important changes.
They train for marathons, quit smoking, switch fields, write plays, take up the guitar, or learn to tango even if they never danced before in their lives.
What is the difference between 연결 these two groups of people?
It’s their perspective.
People who change do not question whether change is possible or 1형동 look for reasons they cannot change.
They simply decide on a change they want and do what is necessary to accomplish it.
Changing 계속적용법 , which always stems from a firm decision, becomes job number one.
#36 순서.
Sometimes, after punishment 긴동사 has been administered a few times, it needn’t 수동태 be continued, because the mere threat of punishment is 표현주의! enough to inducethe desired behavior.
Psychologists call 연결 this avoidance training because the person is learning to avoid the possibility of a punishing consequence.
Avoidance training is responsible for many everyday behaviors.
It has taught you to carry an umbrella when it looks like rain to avoid the punishment of getting wet, and to 표현주의! keep your hand away from a hot iron to avoid the punishment of a burn.
Avoidance training, 연결 however, doesn’t always work in our favor.
연결 For instance, a child who has been repeatedly criticized for poor performance on math may learn to dodge difficult math problems 표현주의! in order to avoid further punishment.
연결 Unfortunately, because of 연결 this avoidance, the child fails to develop his math skills and 연결 therefore improve the capabilities he has, and so a vicious cycle has set in.
The avoidance must 수동태 be unlearned through some positive experiences with math in order for 연결 this cycle to be broken.
#37 삽입.
Remember when you were little and you imagined that adults had infinite power?
Surely someone who could drive the car, open the juice container, and reach the sink could make it stop raining.
I think that’s the same expectation that we have with respect to our dogs and their ability to smell.
Because they are so good at using their noses, we assume that they can smell anything, anytime.
But dogs use other senses, too, and the brains of both humans and dogs tend to intensify one sense at a time.
Many owners 긴동사 have been snapped at by their dogs when they returned home with a new hairdo or a new coat.
Surprised by the vision of an unfamiliar silhouette pushing into the house, 연결 these dogs were using their eyes 연결 instead of their noses.
Their noses may be remarkable, but they’re not always switched on.
#38 삽입.
Money ― beyond the bare minimum necessary for food and shelter ― is nothing more 비교급의 뒷구조 than a means to an end.
연결 Yet so often we confuse means with ends, and sacrifice happiness (end) for money (means).
It is easy to do 연결 this when material wealth 수동태 is elevated to the position of the ultimate end, as it so often is in our society.
연결 This is not to say that the accumulation and production of material wealth is in itself wrong.
Material prosperity can help individuals, as well as society, attain higher levels of happiness.
Financial security can liberate us from work we do not find meaningful and from having to worry about the next paycheck.
Moreover, the desire to make money can challenge and inspire us.
Even so, it is not the money per se that is valuable, but the fact that it can potentially yield more positive experiences.
Material wealth in and of itself does not necessarily generate meaning or lead to emotional wealth.
#39 다음 글에서 전체 흐름과 관계 없는 문장은?
Food intake is essential for the survival of every living organism.
The failure to detect spoiled or toxic food can have deadly consequences.
연결 Therefore, it is not surprising that humans use all their five senses to analyze food quality.
A first judgment about the value of a food source 수동태 is made on its appearance and smell.
Food that looks and smells attractive is taken into the mouth.
Here, 표현주의! based on a complex sensory analysis that is not only restricted to the sense of taste but 연결 also includes smell, touch, and hearing, the final decision whether to swallow or reject food 수동태 is made.
Frequently, 연결 this complex interaction between different senses 수동태 is inappropriately referred to as ‘taste’ although it should 수동태 be better 표현주의! called flavor perception, because it uses multiple senses.
#40 요약.
Performance must 수동태 be judged in terms of what is under the control of the individuals being evaluated rather 비교급의 뒷구조 than 연결 those influences on performance that are beyond their control.
There can be broad, influential factors, sometimes of an economic nature, that hold down the performance of everyone being judged.
One example is in sales.
If ThereVS설 there is a general downturn in the economy and products or services are not being purchased with the same frequency as in the previous year, sales could 수동태 be down, 연결 for example, by an average of 15%.
연결 This 15% (actually －15%) figure would then represent “average” performance.
Perhaps the best salesperson in the year had only a 3% drop in sales over the previous year.
연결 Thus, “good” performance in 연결 this situation is a smaller loss compared to some average or norm group.
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#20 다음 글에서 필자가 주장하는 바로 가장 적절한 것은?
(Assertiveness ) may seem to some people to be (uncharacteristic ) of (counselors ).
If your picture of a (counselor ) is someone who never (disagrees ), always “goes (along ),” wants everything to be nice all the time, and only does what other people want him or her to do, this is not a picture of an (assertive ) (counselor ).
Being (assertive ) does not have to mean being (disagreeable ).
Being a (counselor ) does not mean that you should simply be (silent ) when someone tells a (racist ) joke.
An (assertive ) (counselor ) would find a way to call that person’s attention to the fact that the joke is (racist ), explaining how it (offended ) the hearer, and (suggesting ) ways similar jokes could be avoided.
Being (assertive ) is a (highly ) developed skill ― it should (fit ) nicely in the (counselor )’s (repertoire ) of techniques.
#21 다음 글의 요지로 가장 적절한 것은?
The negative effects of (extrinsic ) motivators such as grades have been (documented ) with students from different cultures.
Although this (matter ) is more complex than simply (regarding ) all (extrinsic ) rewards as (controlling ) or (diminishing ) learning, we agree with Richard Ryan and his (colleagues ) that people across different cultures are (likely ) to express more (satisfaction ) with their lives when their (primary ) goals are (intrinsic ) (rather ) than (extrinsic ).
Another (consistent ) research finding is that when a learning activity is (undertaken ) (explicitly ) to (attain ) some (extrinsic ) reward, people respond by seeking the (least )(demanding ) way of ensuring the reward.
(Since ) there are three (decades ) of (evidence ) that (dominating ) (instruction ) with a system of (controlling ) (external ) rewards may contribute to (inferior ) learning, using a (pedagogy ) (based ) on theories of (intrinsic ) (motivation ) (appears ) to be a more (reasonable ) and (effective ) (approach ) (to enhancing ) learning among culturally (diverse ) students.
* (pedagogy ): 교수법
#22 다음 글의 주제로 가장 적절한 것은?
Twin sirens hide in the sea of history, (tempting ) those seeking to understand and appreciate the past onto the (reefs ) of misunderstanding and (misinterpretation ).
These twin dangers are temporocentrism and ethnocentrism.
Temporocentrism is the (belief ) that your times are the best of all possible times.
All other times are thus (inferior ).
Ethnocentrism is the (belief ) that your culture is the best of all possible cultures.
All other cultures are thus (inferior ).
Temporocentrism and ethnocentrism unite to cause individuals and cultures to judge all other individuals and cultures by the “(superior )” standards of their (current ) culture.
This leads to a total lack of (perspective ) when dealing with past and / or foreign cultures and a resultant misunderstanding and (misappreciation ) of them.
Temporocentrism and ethnocentrism (tempt ) moderns into (unjustified ) (criticisms ) of the peoples of the past.
#23 다음 글의 제목으로 가장 적절한 것은?
When we (remark ) with surprise that someone “looks young” for his or her (chronological ) age, we are observing that we all age (biologically ) at different rates.
Scientists have good (evidence ) that this (apparent ) difference is real.
It is (likely ) that age changes begin in different parts of the body at different times and that the rate of (annual ) change (varies ) among various cells, (tissues ), and (organs ), as well as from person to person.
(Unlike ) the (passage ) of time, (biological ) aging (resists ) easy (measurement ).
What we would like to have is one or a few measurable (biological ) changes that mirror all other (biological ) age changes without (reference ) to the (passage ) of time, (so that) we could say, for example, that someone who is (chronologically ) eighty years old is (biologically ) sixty years old.
This kind of (measurement ) would help explain why one eighty-year-old has so many more youthful qualities than does another eighty-year-old, who may be (biologically )eighty or even ninety years old.
#28 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어법상 틀린 것은?
The Greeks’ (focus on ) the salient (object ) and its (attributes ) led to ① their (failure ) to understand the (fundamental ) nature of (causality ).
Aristotle explained that a stone falling through the air is (due to ) the stone having the (property ) of “(gravity ).”
But of course a piece of wood ② tossed into water (floats ) instead of (sinking ).
This (phenomenon ) Aristotle explained as being (due to ) the wood having the (property ) of “levity”!
In both cases the focus is ③ (exclusively ) on the (object ), with no attention paid to the possibility that some (force ) (outside ) the (object ) might be (relevant ).
But the Chinese saw the world as (consisting ) of (continuously ) (interacting ) (substances ), so their (attempts ) to understand it ④ (causing ) them to be (oriented ) toward the complexities of the (entire ) “field,” that is, the (context ) or environment as a (whole ).
The (notion ) ⑤ that events always (occur ) in a field of (forces ) would have been completely (intuitive ) to the Chinese.
#29 (A), (B), (C)의 각 네모 안에서 문맥에 맞는 낱말로 가장 적절한 것은?
The Atitlán Giant Grebe was a large, flightless bird that had (evolved ) from the much more (widespread ) and smaller Pied-billed Grebe.
By 1965 there were only around 80 birds left on Lake Atitlán.
One immediate reason was easy (enough to ) spot: the local human (population ) was cutting down the (reed ) beds at a (furious ) rate.
This (A) (accommodation ) / (destruction ) was driven by the needs of a fast growing mat-making industry.
But there were other problems.
An American airline was (intent ) on developing the lake as a tourist (destination ) for fishermen.
However, there was a major problem with this idea: the lake (B) lacked / supported any (suitable ) sporting fish!
To (compensate ) for this (rather ) obvious (defect ), a (specially ) (selected ) species of fish (called ) the Large-mouthed Bass was introduced.
The introduced individuals immediately turned their attentions to the crabs and small fish that lived in the lake, thus (C) competing / cooperating with the few (remaining ) grebes for food.
There is also little doubt that they sometimes gobbled up the zebra-(striped ) Atitlán Giant Grebe’s chicks.
#31.
When two cultures come into contact, they do not (exchange ) every cultural item.
If that were the case, there would be no cultural differences in the world today.
Instead, only a small number of cultural (elements ) ever spread from one culture to another.
Which cultural item is accepted (depends ) (largely ) on the item’s use and (compatibility ) with already (existing ) cultural (traits ).
For example, it is not (likely ) that men’s hair (dyes ) designed to “get out the gray” will spread into parts of rural Africa where a person’s (status ) is (elevated ) with (advancing )years.
Even when a(n) (investigation ) is (consistent ) with a society’s needs, there is still no (guarantee ) that it will be accepted.
For example, most people in the United States using US (customary ) units (e.g., inch, foot, yard, mile, etc.)have (resisted ) (adopting ) the metric system even though making such a change would (enable ) US citizens to (interface ) with the rest of the world more (efficiently ).
#32.
Some (distinctions ) between good and bad are (hardwired ) into our (biology ).
(Infants ) enter the world (ready to ) respond to pain as bad and to sweet ((up to ) a point) as good.
In many situations, however, the (boundary ) between good and bad is a (reference ) point that changes over time and (depends ) on the immediate (circumstances ).
Imagine that you are out in the country on a cold night, (inadequately ) dressed for the (pouring ) rain, your clothes (soaked ).
A (stinging ) cold wind (completes ) your (misery ).
As you (wander ) around, you find a large rock that provides some (shelter ) from the (fury ) of the (elements ).
The biologist Michel Cabanac would call the experience of that (moment ) (intensely ) pleasurable because it functions, as pleasure normally does, to (indicate ) the (direction ) of a (biologically ) (significant ) (improvement ) of (circumstances ).
The (pleasant ) (relief ) will not last very long, of course, and you will soon be (shivering ) behind the rock again, driven by your (renewed ) (suffering ) to seek (better ) (shelter).
#33.
Research and development for (seed ) (improvement ) has long been a public domain and government activity for the common good.
However, (private ) (capital ) started to (flow ) into (seed ) production and took it over as a (sector ) of the economy, creating an (artificial ) (split ) between the two (aspects ) of the (seed )’s nature: its role as means of production and its role as product.
This (process ) gained pace after the invention of (hybrid ) (breeding ) of maize in the late 1920s.
Today most maize (seed ) (cultivated ) are (hybrids ).
The companies that sell them are able to keep the (distinct ) parent lines from farmers, and the (grain ) that they (produce ) is not (suited ) for (seed ) saving and replanting.
The (combination ) (guarantees ) that farmers will have to buy more (seed ) from the company each season.
In the 1990s the (extension ) of (patent ) laws as the only (intellectual ) (property ) rights tool into the area of (seed ) varieties started to create a growing market for (private )(seed ) companies.
#34.
Long before Walt Whitman wrote Leaves of Grass, poets had (addressed ) themselves to (fame ).
Horace, Petrarch, Shakespeare, Milton, and Keats all hoped that (poetic ) greatness would (grant ) them a kind of earthly immortality.
Whitman (held ) a similar (faith ) that for centuries the world would (value ) his poems.
But to this ancient desire to live forever on the page, he (added ) a new sense of (fame ).
Readers would not simply (attend ) to the poet’s work; they would be (attracted ) to the greatness of his (personality ).
They would see in his poems a vibrant cultural performance, an individual springing from the book with (tremendous ) charisma and (appeal ).
(Out of ) the (political ) rallies and electoral parades that marked Jacksonian America, Whitman (defined ) (poetic ) (fame ) in (relation ) to the crowd.
Other poets might look for their (inspiration ) from the goddess of (poetry ).
Whitman’s poet (sought ) (fame ) with (political ) celebrities.
In the (instability ) of American (democracy ), (fame ) would be (dependent ) on (celebrity ), on the (degree ) to which the people rejoiced in the poet and his work.
#35 순서.
Some people make few (intentional ) changes in life.
Sure, over time they may get fatter, gather lines, and go gray.
But they wear their hair the same way, buy the same brand of shoes, eat the same breakfast, and (stick ) to (routines ) for no reason other than the (ease ) of a (comfortable ), (predictable ) life.
Yet as both research and real life show, many others do make important changes.
They train for marathons, quit smoking, (switch ) fields, write plays, (take up ) the guitar, or learn to tango even if they never danced before in their lives.
What is the difference between these two groups of people?
It’s their (perspective ).
People who change do not (question ) whether change is possible or look for reasons they cannot change.
They simply decide on a change they want and do what is necessary to (accomplish ) it.
Changing, which always (stems ) from a (firm ) decision, becomes job number one.
#36 순서.
Sometimes, after (punishment ) has been (administered ) a few times, it needn’t be (continued ), because the (mere ) (threat ) of (punishment ) is (enough to ) (induce ) the desired (behavior ).
Psychologists call this (avoidance ) training because the person is learning to avoid the possibility of a (punishing ) (consequence ).
(Avoidance ) training is (responsible ) for many everyday (behaviors ).
It has taught you to carry an umbrella when it looks like rain to avoid the (punishment ) of getting wet, and to keep your hand (away ) from a hot iron to avoid the (punishment )of a burn.
(Avoidance ) training, however, doesn’t always work in our favor.
For instance, a child who has been (repeatedly ) (criticized ) for poor performance on math may learn to dodge difficult math problems in order to avoid (further ) (punishment ).
(Unfortunately ), (because of ) this (avoidance ), the child fails to develop his math skills and (therefore ) improve the capabilities he has, and so a (vicious ) cycle has set in.
The (avoidance ) must be unlearned through some positive experiences with math in order for this cycle to be broken.
#37 삽입.
Remember when you were little and you imagined that adults had (infinite ) power?
Surely someone who could drive the car, open the juice (container ), and (reach ) the (sink ) could make it stop raining.
I think that’s the same (expectation ) that we have with respect to our dogs and their ability to smell.
Because they are so good at using their noses, we (assume ) that they can smell anything, anytime.
But dogs use other senses, too, and the brains of both humans and dogs tend to (intensify ) one sense at a time.
Many owners have been (snapped ) at by their dogs when they returned home with a new hairdo or a new coat.
Surprised by the vision of an unfamiliar silhouette (pushing ) into the house, these dogs were using their eyes instead of their noses.
Their noses may be (remarkable ), but they’re not always (switched ) on.
#38 삽입.
Money ― (beyond ) the (bare ) (minimum ) necessary for food and (shelter ) ― is nothing more than a means to an end.
Yet so often we confuse means with ends, and (sacrifice ) happiness (end) for money (means).
It is easy to do this when material wealth is (elevated ) to the position of the (ultimate ) end, as it so often is in our society.
This is not to say that the (accumulation ) and production of material wealth is in (itself ) wrong.
Material (prosperity ) can help individuals, as well as society, (attain ) higher levels of happiness.
(Financial ) (security ) can (liberate ) us from work we do not find (meaningful ) and from having to worry about the next paycheck.
(Moreover ), the desire to make money can challenge and (inspire ) us.
Even so, it is not the money per se that is (valuable ), but the fact that it can (potentially ) (yield ) more positive experiences.
Material wealth in and of (itself ) does not (necessarily ) (generate ) (meaning ) or lead to emotional wealth.
#39 다음 글에서 전체 흐름과 관계 없는 문장은?
Food (intake ) is (essential ) for the (survival ) of every living (organism ).
The (failure ) to (detect ) (spoiled ) or (toxic ) food can have (deadly ) (consequences ).
(Therefore ), it is not surprising that humans use all their five senses to (analyze ) food quality.
A first (judgment ) about the (value ) of a food (source ) is made on its (appearance ) and smell.
Food that looks and smells (attractive ) is (taken ) into the mouth.
Here, (based ) on a complex (sensory ) (analysis ) that is not only (restricted ) to the sense of taste but also includes smell, touch, and hearing, the final decision whether to (swallow ) or (reject ) food is made.
(Frequently ), this complex (interaction ) between different senses is inappropriately (referred ) (to as ) ‘taste’ although it should be (better ) (called ) flavor (perception ), because it uses (multiple ) senses.
#40 요약.
Performance must be judged in (terms ) of what is under the (control ) of the individuals being (evaluated ) (rather ) than those influences on performance that are (beyond ) their (control ).
There can be broad, (influential ) factors, sometimes of an (economic ) nature, that (hold ) down the performance of everyone being judged.
One example is in sales.
If there is a general downturn in the economy and products or services are not being purchased with the same (frequency ) as in the (previous ) year, sales could be down, for example, by an average of 15%.
This 15% (actually －15%) (figure ) would then (represent ) “average” performance.
Perhaps the best salesperson in the year had only a 3% s007drop e007in sales over the (previous ) year.
Thus, “good” performance in this situation is a smaller loss (compared to ) some average or (norm ) group.
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#20 다음 글에서 필자가 주장하는 바로 가장 적절한 것은?
Assertiveness may seem to some people to be uncharacteristic of counselors.
If your picture of a counselor is someone who never disagrees, always “goes along,” wants everything to be nice all the time, and only does ⚠️ [접속사]what other people want him or her to do, this is not a picture of an assertive counselor.
Being assertive does not have to mean being disagreeable.
Being a counselor does not mean ⚠️ [접속사]that you should simply be silent when someone tells a racist joke.
An assertive counselor would find a way to call ⚠️ [접속사]that person’s attention to the fact ⚠️ [접속사]that the joke is racist, explaining ⚠️ [접속사]how it offended the hearer, and suggesting ways similar jokes could be avoided.
Being assertive is a highly developed skill ― it should fit nicely in the counselor’s repertoire of techniques.
#21 다음 글의 요지로 가장 적절한 것은?
The negative effects of extrinsic motivators ⚠️ [전치사]such as grades ⚠️ [have be document]have been documented with students from different cultures.
⚠️ [접속사]Although this matter is more complex than simply ⚠️ [전치사]regarding all extrinsic rewards as controlling or diminishing learning, we agree with Richard Ryan and his colleagues ⚠️ [접속사]that people ⚠️ [전치사]across different cultures are likely to express more satisfaction with their lives when their primary goals are intrinsic ⚠️ [전치사]rather than extrinsic.
Another consistent research finding is ⚠️ [접속사]that when a learning activity is undertaken explicitly to attain some extrinsic reward, people respond by seeking the least demanding way of ensuring the reward.
Since there are three decades of evidence ⚠️ [접속사]that dominating instruction with a system of controlling external rewards may contribute to inferior learning, using a pedagogy ⚠️ [basing on / based on]based on theories of intrinsic motivation appears to be a more reasonable and effective approach to enhancing learning ⚠️ [전치사]amongculturally diverse students.
* pedagogy: 교수법
#22 다음 글의 주제로 가장 적절한 것은?
Twin sirens hide in the sea of history, tempting those seeking to understand and appreciate the past onto the reefs of misunderstanding and misinterpretation.
These twin dangers are temporocentrism and ethnocentrism.
Temporocentrism is the belief ⚠️ [접속사]that your times are the best of all possible times.
All other times are thus inferior.
Ethnocentrism is the belief ⚠️ [접속사]that your culture is the best of all possible cultures.
All other cultures are thus inferior.
Temporocentrism and ethnocentrism unite to cause individuals and cultures to judge all other individuals and cultures by the “superior” standards of their current culture.
This leads to a total lack of perspective when dealing with past and / or foreign cultures and a resultant misunderstanding and misappreciation of them.
Temporocentrism and ethnocentrism tempt moderns into unjustified criticisms of the peoples of the past.
#23 다음 글의 제목으로 가장 적절한 것은?
When we remark with surprise that someone “looks young” for his or her chronological age, we are observing ⚠️ [접속사]that we all age biologically at different rates.
Scientists have good evidence ⚠️ [접속사]that this apparent difference is real.
It is likely ⚠️ [접속사]that age changes begin in different parts of the body at different times and ⚠️ [접속사]that the rate of annual change varies ⚠️ [전치사]among various cells, tissues, and organs, as well as from person to person.
Unlike the passage of time, biological aging resists easy measurement.
⚠️ [접속사]What we would like to have is one or a few measurable biological changes ⚠️ [접속사]that mirror all other biological age changes ⚠️ [전치사]without reference to the passage of time, ⚠️ [접속사]so that we could say, ⚠️ [연결사]for example , that someone who is chronologically eighty years old is biologically sixty years old.
This kind of measurement would help explain ⚠️ [접속사]why one eighty-year-old has so many more youthful qualities than does another eighty-year-old, who may be biologically eighty or even ninety years old.
#28 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어법상 틀린 것은?
The Greeks’ focus on the salient object and its attributes led to ① their failure to understand the fundamental nature of causality.
Aristotle explained ⚠️ [접속사]that a stone falling through the air is ⚠️ [전치사]due to the stone having the property of “gravity.”
But of course a piece of wood ② tossed into water floats instead of sinking.
This phenomenon Aristotle explained as being ⚠️ [전치사]due to the wood having the property of “levity”!
In both cases the focus is ③ exclusively on the object, with no attention paid to the possibility that some force outside the object might be relevant.
But the Chinese saw the world as consisting of continuously interacting substances, so their attempts to understand it ④ causing them to be oriented toward the complexities of the entire “field,” ⚠️ [접속사]that is, the context or environment as a whole.
The notion ⑤ ⚠️ [접속사]that events always occur in a field of forces would have been completely intuitive to the Chinese.
#29 (A), (B), (C)의 각 네모 안에서 문맥에 맞는 낱말로 가장 적절한 것은?
The Atitlán Giant Grebe was a large, flightless bird ⚠️ [접속사]that had evolved from the much more widespread and smaller Pied-billed Grebe.
By 1965 there were only around 80 birds left on Lake Atitlán.
One immediate reason was easy enough to spot: the local human population was cutting down the reed beds at a furious rate.
This (A) accommodation / destruction was driven by the needs of a fast growing mat-making industry.
But there were other problems.
An American airline was intent on developing the lake as a tourist destination for fishermen.
⚠️ [연결사]However , there was a major problem with this idea: the lake (B) lacked / supported any suitable sporting fish!
To compensate for this rather obvious defect, a specially selected species of fish called the Large-mouthed Bass ⚠️ [was introducing / was introduced]was introduced.
The introduced individuals immediately turned their attentions to the crabs and small fish ⚠️ [접속사]that lived in the lake, thus (C) competing / cooperating with the few remaining grebes for food.
There is also little doubt ⚠️ [접속사]that they sometimes gobbled up the zebra-striped Atitlán Giant Grebe’s chicks.
#31.
When two cultures come into contact, they do not exchange every cultural item.
If ⚠️ [접속사]that were the case, there would be no cultural differences in the world today.
Instead, only a small number of cultural elements ever spread from one culture to another.
⚠️ [접속사]Which cultural item ⚠️ [is accepting / is accepted]is accepted depends largely on the item’s use and compatibility with already existing cultural traits.
⚠️ [연결사]For example , it is not likely ⚠️ [접속사]that men’s hair dyes designed to “get out the gray” will spread into parts of rural Africa ⚠️ [접속사]where a person’s status ⚠️ [is elevating / is elevated]is elevated with advancing years.
Even when a(n) investigation is consistent with a society’s needs, there is still no guarantee ⚠️ [접속사]that it will be accepted.
⚠️ [연결사]For example , most people in the United States using US customary units (e.g., inch, foot, yard, mile, etc.)have resisted adopting the metric system ⚠️ [접속사]even though making such a change would enable US citizens to interface with the rest of the world more efficiently.
#32.
Some distinctions between good and bad ⚠️ [are hardwiring / are hardwired]are hardwired into our biology.
Infants enter the world ready to respond to pain as bad and to sweet (up to a point) as good.
In many situations, ⚠️ [연결사]however , the boundary between good and bad is a reference point ⚠️ [접속사]that changes ⚠️ [전치사]over time and depends on the immediate circumstances.
Imagine ⚠️ [접속사]that you are out in the country on a cold night, inadequately dressed for the pouring rain, your clothes soaked.
A stinging cold wind completes your misery.
As you wander around, you find a large rock ⚠️ [접속사]that provides some shelter from the fury of the elements.
The biologist Michel Cabanac would call the experience of ⚠️ [접속사]that moment intensely pleasurable because it functions, as pleasure normally does, to indicate the direction of a biologically significant improvement of circumstances.
The pleasant relief will not last very long, of course, and you will soon be shivering behind the rock again, driven by your renewed suffering to seek better shelter.
#33.
Research and development for seed improvement has long been a public domain and government activity for the common good.
⚠️ [연결사]However , private capital started to flow into seed production and took it ⚠️ [전치사]over as a sector of the economy, creating an artificial split between the two aspects of the seed’s nature: its role as means of production and its role as product.
This process gained pace after the invention of hybrid breeding of maize in the late 1920s.
Today most maize seed cultivated are hybrids.
The companies that sell them are able to keep the distinct parent lines from farmers, and the grain ⚠️ [접속사]that they produce is not suited for seed saving and replanting.
The combination guarantees ⚠️ [접속사]that farmers will have to buy more seed from the company each season.
In the 1990s the extension of patent laws as the only intellectual property rights tool into the area of seed varieties started to create a growing market for private seed companies.
#34.
Long before Walt Whitman wrote Leaves of Grass, poets had addressed themselves to fame.
Horace, Petrarch, Shakespeare, Milton, and Keats all hoped ⚠️ [접속사]that poetic greatness would grant them a kind of earthly immortality.
Whitman held a similar faith ⚠️ [접속사]that for centuries the world would value his poems.
But to this ancient desire to live forever on the page, he added a new sense of fame.
Readers would not simply attend to the poet’s work; they would be attracted to the greatness of his personality.
They would see in his poems a vibrant cultural performance, an individual springing from the book with tremendous charisma and appeal.
Out of the political rallies and electoral parades ⚠️ [접속사]that marked Jacksonian America, Whitman defined poetic fame in relation to the crowd.
Other poets might look for their inspiration from the goddess of poetry.
Whitman’s poet sought fame with political celebrities.
In the instability of American democracy, fame would be dependent on celebrity, on the degree to ⚠️ [접속사]which the people rejoiced in the poet and his work.
#35 순서.
Some people make few intentional changes in life.
Sure, ⚠️ [전치사]over time they may get fatter, gather lines, and go gray.
But they wear their hair the same way, buy the same brand of shoes, eat the same breakfast, and stick to routines for no reason other than the ease of a comfortable, predictable life.
Yet as both research and real life show, many others do make important changes.
They train for marathons, quit smoking, switch fields, write plays, take up the guitar, or learn to tango ⚠️ [접속사]even if they never danced before in their lives.
⚠️ [접속사]What is the difference between these two groups of people?
It’s their perspective.
People who change do not question whether change is possible or look for reasons they cannot change.
They simply decide on a change they want and do ⚠️ [접속사]what is necessary to accomplish it.
Changing, ⚠️ [접속사]which always stems from a firm decision, becomes job number one.
#36 순서.
Sometimes, after punishment ⚠️ [have be administer]has been administered a few times, it needn’t be continued, because the mere threat of punishment is enough to induce the desired behavior.
Psychologists call this avoidance training because the person is learning to avoid the possibility of a punishing consequence.
Avoidance training is responsible for many everyday behaviors.
It has taught you to carry an umbrella when it looks like rain to avoid the punishment of getting wet, and to keep your hand away from a hot iron to avoid the punishment of a burn.
Avoidance training, ⚠️ [연결사]however , doesn’t always work in our favor.
⚠️ [연결사]For instance , a child who has been repeatedly criticized for poor performance on math may learn to dodge difficult math problems ⚠️ [접속사]in order to avoid further punishment.
Unfortunately, ⚠️ [전치사]because of this avoidance, the child fails to develop his math skills and therefore improve the capabilities he has, and so a vicious cycle has set in.
The avoidance must be unlearned through some positive experiences with math in order for this cycle to be broken.
#37 삽입.
Remember when you were little and you imagined ⚠️ [접속사]that adults had infinite power?
Surely someone who could drive the car, open the juice container, and reach the sink could make it stop raining.
I think that’s the same expectation ⚠️ [접속사]that we have with respect to our dogs and their ability to smell.
Because they are so good at using their noses, we assume ⚠️ [접속사]that they can smell anything, anytime.
But dogs use other senses, too, and the brains of both humans and dogs tend to intensify one sense at a time.
Many owners ⚠️ [have be snapp]have been snapped at by their dogs when they returned home with a new hairdo or a new coat.
Surprised by the vision of an unfamiliar silhouette pushing into the house, these dogs were using their eyes instead of their noses.
Their noses may be remarkable, but they’re not always switched on.
#38 삽입.
Money ― beyond the bare minimum necessary for food and shelter ― is nothing more than a means to an end.
Yet so often we confuse means with ends, and sacrifice happiness (end) for money (means).
It is easy to do this when material wealth ⚠️ [is elevating / is elevated]is elevated to the position of the ultimate end, as it so often is in our society.
This is not to say ⚠️ [접속사]that the accumulation and production of material wealth is in itself wrong.
Material prosperity can help individuals, as well as society, attain higher levels of happiness.
Financial security can liberate us from work we do not find meaningful and from having to worry about the next paycheck.
⚠️ [연결사]Moreover , the desire to make money can challenge and inspire us.
Even so, it is not the money per se ⚠️ [접속사]that is valuable, but the fact ⚠️ [접속사]that it can potentially yield more positive experiences.
Material wealth in and of itself does not necessarily generate meaning or lead to emotional wealth.
#39 다음 글에서 전체 흐름과 관계 없는 문장은?
Food intake is essential for the survival of every living organism.
The failure to detect spoiled or toxic food can have deadly consequences.
Therefore, it is not surprising ⚠️ [접속사]that humans use all their five senses to analyze food quality.
A first judgment about the value of a food source is made on its appearance and smell.
Food ⚠️ [접속사]that looks and smells attractive is taken into the mouth.
Here, ⚠️ [basing on / based on]based on a complex sensory analysis ⚠️ [접속사]that is not only restricted to the sense of taste but also includes smell, touch, and hearing, the final decision whether to swallow or reject food is made.
Frequently, this complex interaction between different senses is inappropriately referred to as ‘taste’ ⚠️ [접속사]although it should be better called flavor perception, because it uses multiple senses.
#40 요약.
Performance must be judged in terms of ⚠️ [접속사]what is ⚠️ [전치사]under the control of the individuals being evaluated ⚠️ [전치사]rather than those influences on performance ⚠️ [접속사]that are beyond their control.
There can be broad, influential factors, sometimes of an economic nature, ⚠️ [접속사]that hold down the performance of everyone being judged.
One example is in sales.
If there is a general downturn in the economy and products or services are not being purchased with the same frequency as in the previous year, sales could be down, ⚠️ [연결사]for example , by an average of 15%.
This 15% (actually －15%) figure would then represent “average” performance.
Perhaps the best salesperson in the year had only a 3% drop in sales ⚠️ [전치사]over the previous year.
Thus, “good” performance in this situation is a smaller loss compared to some average or norm group.
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20 다음 글에서 필자가 주장하는 바로 가장 적절한 것은?
Assertiveness may seem to some people to be uncharacteristic of counselors.
( ) Being assertive is a highly developed skill ― it should fit nicely in the counselor’s repertoire of techniques.
( ) Being assertive does not have to mean being disagreeable.
( ) An assertive counselor would find a way to call that person’s attention to the fact that the joke is racist, explaining how it offended the hearer, and suggesting ways similar jokes could be avoided.
( ) Being a counselor does not mean that you should simply be silent when someone tells a racist joke.
( ) If your picture of a counselor is someone who never disagrees, always “goes along,” wants everything to be nice all the time, and only does what other people want him or her to do, this is not a picture of an assertive counselor.
21 다음 글의 요지로 가장 적절한 것은?
The negative effects of extrinsic motivators such as grades have been documented with students from different cultures.
( ) Although this matter is more complex than simply regarding all extrinsic rewards as controlling or diminishing learning, we agree with Richard Ryan and his colleagues that people across different cultures are likely to express more satisfaction with their lives when their primary goals are intrinsic rather than extrinsic.
( ) Another consistent research finding is that when a learning activity is undertaken explicitly to attain some extrinsic reward, people respond by seeking the least demanding way of ensuring the reward.
( ) * pedagogy: 교수법
( ) Since there are three decades of evidence that dominating instruction with a system of controlling external rewards may contribute to inferior learning, using a pedagogy based on theories of intrinsic motivation appears to be a more reasonable and effective approach to enhancing learning among culturally diverse students.
22 다음 글의 주제로 가장 적절한 것은?
Twin sirens hide in the sea of history, tempting those seeking to understand and appreciate the past onto the reefs of misunderstanding and misinterpretation.
( ) These twin dangers are temporocentrism and ethnocentrism.
( ) This leads to a total lack of perspective when dealing with past and / or foreign cultures and a resultant misunderstanding and misappreciation of them.
( ) Temporocentrism is the belief that your times are the best of all possible times.
( ) Ethnocentrism is the belief that your culture is the best of all possible cultures.
( ) Temporocentrism and ethnocentrism unite to cause individuals and cultures to judge all other individuals and cultures by the “superior” standards of their current culture.
( ) Temporocentrism and ethnocentrism tempt moderns into unjustified criticisms of the peoples of the past.
( ) All other times are thus inferior.
( ) All other cultures are thus inferior.
23 다음 글의 제목으로 가장 적절한 것은?
When we remark with surprise that someone “looks young” for his or her chronological age, we are observing that we all age biologically at different rates.
( ) This kind of measurement would help explain why one eighty-year-old has so many more youthful qualities than does another eighty-year-old, who may be biologically eighty or even ninety years old.
( ) Unlike the passage of time, biological aging resists easy measurement.
( ) Scientists have good evidence that this apparent difference is real.
( ) It is likely that age changes begin in different parts of the body at different times and that the rate of annual change varies among various cells, tissues, and organs, as well as from person to person.
( ) What we would like to have is one or a few measurable biological changes that mirror all other biological age changes without reference to the passage of time, so that we could say, for example, that someone who is chronologically eighty years old is biologically sixty years old.
28 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어법상 틀린 것은?
The Greeks’ focus on the salient object and its attributes led to ① their failure to understand the fundamental nature of causality.
( ) But the Chinese saw the world as consisting of continuously interacting substances, so their attempts to understand it ④ causing them to be oriented toward the complexities of the entire “field,” that is, the context or environment as a whole.
( ) This phenomenon Aristotle explained as being due to the wood having the property of “levity”!
( ) But of course a piece of wood ② tossed into water floats instead of sinking.
( ) Aristotle explained that a stone falling through the air is due to the stone having the property of “gravity.”
( ) The notion ⑤ that events always occur in a field of forces would have been completely intuitive to the Chinese.
( ) In both cases the focus is ③ exclusively on the object, with no attention paid to the possibility that some force outside the object might be relevant.
29 (A), (B), (C)의 각 네모 안에서 문맥에 맞는 낱말로 가장 적절한 것은?
The Atitlán Giant Grebe was a large, flightless bird that had evolved from the much more widespread and smaller Pied-billed Grebe.
( ) One immediate reason was easy enough to spot: the local human population was cutting down the reed beds at a furious rate.
( ) The introduced individuals immediately turned their attentions to the crabs and small fish that lived in the lake, thus (C) competing / cooperating with the few remaining grebes for food.
( ) There is also little doubt that they sometimes gobbled up the zebra-striped Atitlán Giant Grebe’s chicks.
( ) An American airline was intent on developing the lake as a tourist destination for fishermen.
( ) However, there was a major problem with this idea: the lake (B) lacked / supported any suitable sporting fish!
( ) But there were other problems.
( ) By 1965 there were only around 80 birds left on Lake Atitlán.
( ) To compensate for this rather obvious defect, a specially selected species of fish called the Large-mouthed Bass was introduced.
( ) This (A) accommodation / destruction was driven by the needs of a fast growing mat-making industry.
31.
When two cultures come into contact, they do not exchange every cultural item.
( ) If that were the case, there would be no cultural differences in the world today.
( ) Even when a(n) investigation is consistent with a society’s needs, there is still no guarantee that it will be accepted.
( ) For example, it is not likely that men’s hair dyes designed to “get out the gray” will spread into parts of rural Africa where a person’s status is elevated with advancing years.
( ) Instead, only a small number of cultural elements ever spread from one culture to another.
( ) Which cultural item is accepted depends largely on the item’s use and compatibility with already existing cultural traits.
( ) For example, most people in the United States using US customary units (e.g., inch, foot, yard, mile, etc.)have resisted adopting the metric system even though making such a change would enable US citizens to interface with the rest of the world more efficiently.
32.
Some distinctions between good and bad are hardwired into our biology.
( ) The biologist Michel Cabanac would call the experience of that moment intensely pleasurable because it functions, as pleasure normally does, to indicate the direction of a biologically significant improvement of circumstances.
( ) A stinging cold wind completes your misery.
( ) As you wander around, you find a large rock that provides some shelter from the fury of the elements.
( ) Infants enter the world ready to respond to pain as bad and to sweet (up to a point) as good.
( ) The pleasant relief will not last very long, of course, and you will soon be shivering behind the rock again, driven by your renewed suffering to seek better shelter.
( ) In many situations, however, the boundary between good and bad is a reference point that changes over time and depends on the immediate circumstances.
( ) Imagine that you are out in the country on a cold night, inadequately dressed for the pouring rain, your clothes soaked.
33.
Research and development for seed improvement has long been a public domain and government activity for the common good.
( ) This process gained pace after the invention of hybrid breeding of maize in the late 1920s.
( ) The companies that sell them are able to keep the distinct parent lines from farmers, and the grain that they produce is not suited for seed saving and replanting.
( ) In the 1990s the extension of patent laws as the only intellectual property rights tool into the area of seed varieties started to create a growing market for private seed companies.
( ) However, private capital started to flow into seed production and took it over as a sector of the economy, creating an artificial split between the two aspects of the seed’s nature: its role as means of production and its role as product.
( ) Today most maize seed cultivated are hybrids.
( ) The combination guarantees that farmers will have to buy more seed from the company each season.
34.
Long before Walt Whitman wrote Leaves of Grass, poets had addressed themselves to fame.
( ) Readers would not simply attend to the poet’s work; they would be attracted to the greatness of his personality.
( ) Horace, Petrarch, Shakespeare, Milton, and Keats all hoped that poetic greatness would grant them a kind of earthly immortality.
( ) Whitman’s poet sought fame with political celebrities.
( ) Out of the political rallies and electoral parades that marked Jacksonian America, Whitman defined poetic fame in relation to the crowd.
( ) But to this ancient desire to live forever on the page, he added a new sense of fame.
( ) In the instability of American democracy, fame would be dependent on celebrity, on the degree to which the people rejoiced in the poet and his work.
( ) Other poets might look for their inspiration from the goddess of poetry.
( ) They would see in his poems a vibrant cultural performance, an individual springing from the book with tremendous charisma and appeal.
( ) Whitman held a similar faith that for centuries the world would value his poems.
35 순서.
Some people make few intentional changes in life.
( ) Changing, which always stems from a firm decision, becomes job number one.
( ) They simply decide on a change they want and do what is necessary to accomplish it.
( ) Yet as both research and real life show, many others do make important changes.
( ) People who change do not question whether change is possible or look for reasons they cannot change.
( ) It’s their perspective.
( ) Sure, over time they may get fatter, gather lines, and go gray.
( ) What is the difference between these two groups of people?
( ) They train for marathons, quit smoking, switch fields, write plays, take up the guitar, or learn to tango even if they never danced before in their lives.
( ) But they wear their hair the same way, buy the same brand of shoes, eat the same breakfast, and stick to routines for no reason other than the ease of a comfortable, predictable life.
36 순서.
Sometimes, after punishment has been administered a few times, it needn’t be continued, because the mere threat of punishment is enough to induce the desired behavior.
( ) Unfortunately, because of this avoidance, the child fails to develop his math skills and therefore improve the capabilities he has, and so a vicious cycle has set in.
( ) Avoidance training, however, doesn’t always work in our favor.
( ) For instance, a child who has been repeatedly criticized for poor performance on math may learn to dodge difficult math problems in order to avoid further punishment.
( ) Psychologists call this avoidance training because the person is learning to avoid the possibility of a punishing consequence.
( ) The avoidance must be unlearned through some positive experiences with math in order for this cycle to be broken.
( ) It has taught you to carry an umbrella when it looks like rain to avoid the punishment of getting wet, and to keep your hand away from a hot iron to avoid the punishment of a burn.
( ) Avoidance training is responsible for many everyday behaviors.
( )
37 삽입.
Remember when you were little and you imagined that adults had infinite power?
( ) Their noses may be remarkable, but they’re not always switched on.
( ) Many owners have been snapped at by their dogs when they returned home with a new hairdo or a new coat.
( ) But dogs use other senses, too, and the brains of both humans and dogs tend to intensify one sense at a time.
( ) Surprised by the vision of an unfamiliar silhouette pushing into the house, these dogs were using their eyes instead of their noses.
( ) Surely someone who could drive the car, open the juice container, and reach the sink could make it stop raining.
( ) I think that’s the same expectation that we have with respect to our dogs and their ability to smell.
( ) Because they are so good at using their noses, we assume that they can smell anything, anytime.
38 삽입.
Money ― beyond the bare minimum necessary for food and shelter ― is nothing more than a means to an end.
( ) Financial security can liberate us from work we do not find meaningful and from having to worry about the next paycheck.
( ) This is not to say that the accumulation and production of material wealth is in itself wrong.
( ) Material prosperity can help individuals, as well as society, attain higher levels of happiness.
( ) Moreover, the desire to make money can challenge and inspire us.
( ) Even so, it is not the money per se that is valuable, but the fact that it can potentially yield more positive experiences.
( ) Material wealth in and of itself does not necessarily generate meaning or lead to emotional wealth.
( ) Yet so often we confuse means with ends, and sacrifice happiness (end) for money (means).
( ) It is easy to do this when material wealth is elevated to the position of the ultimate end, as it so often is in our society.
39 다음 글에서 전체 흐름과 관계 없는 문장은?
Food intake is essential for the survival of every living organism.
( ) Here, based on a complex sensory analysis that is not only restricted to the sense of taste but also includes smell, touch, and hearing, the final decision whether to swallow or reject food is made.
( ) Food that looks and smells attractive is taken into the mouth.
( ) The failure to detect spoiled or toxic food can have deadly consequences.
( ) Therefore, it is not surprising that humans use all their five senses to analyze food quality.
( ) A first judgment about the value of a food source is made on its appearance and smell.
( ) Frequently, this complex interaction between different senses is inappropriately referred to as ‘taste’ although it should be better called flavor perception, because it uses multiple senses.
40 요약.
Performance must be judged in terms of what is under the control of the individuals being evaluated rather than those influences on performance that are beyond their control.
( ) One example is in sales.
( ) Thus, “good” performance in this situation is a smaller loss compared to some average or norm group.
( ) There can be broad, influential factors, sometimes of an economic nature, that hold down the performance of everyone being judged.
( ) Perhaps the best salesperson in the year had only a 3% drop in sales over the previous year.
( ) This 15% (actually －15%) figure would then represent “average” performance.
( ) If there is a general downturn in the economy and products or services are not being purchased with the same frequency as in the previous year, sales could be down, for example, by an average of 15%.
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What does 'accomplish' mean?이루다
① 이루다 ② 미리 아는 ③ 결과 ④ 개혁하다 ⑤ 일관성
What does 'advocate' mean?옹호하다
① 상인 ② 충동 ③ 옹호하다 ④ 소중한 ⑤ 문제
What does 'analyze' mean?분석하다
① 바꾸다 ② 침입자 ③ 뉴런 ④ 분석하다 ⑤ 침묵
What does 'annual' mean?해마다의
① 항구 ② 창조자 ③ 해마다의 ④ 의견 ⑤ 전기의
What does 'apparent' mean?명백한
① 존재 ② 어리석은 ③ 명백한 ④ 정제하다 ⑤ 공문서
What does 'appeal' mean?호소
① 호소 ② 연장하다 ③ 양심 ④ 내려가다 ⑤ 대표직
What does 'appearance' mean?출현
① 장려/승진시키다 ② 위쪽 ③ 관대한 ④ 출현 ⑤ 강렬함
What does 'approach' mean?접근
① 소설 ② 미망인 ③ 이상적인 ④ 맡기다 ⑤ 접근
What does 'artificial' mean?인공의
① 긴장 ② 잠들어 ③ 논쟁 하다 ④ 인공의 ⑤ 정화/설명
What does 'assume' mean?가정하다
① 저주하다 ② 가정하다 ③ 그럴 ④ 붕대 ⑤ 비슷한
What does 'attain' mean?달성하다
① 알아차리다 ② 유익하게 ③ 추적하다 ④ 달성하다 ⑤ 쓸모없는
What does 'attend' mean?출석
① 무대 ② 출석 ③ 식민지의 ④ 배반하다 ⑤ 비명을 지르다
What does 'behavior' mean?행동
① 연관성 ② 행동 ③ 제한 ④ 자전거 ⑤ 마비시키다
What does 'biological' mean?생물학적
① 필요로하다/요구하다 ② 확대 ③ 생물학적 ④ 지지자 ⑤ 변형시키다
What does 'biologically' mean?생물학적으로
① 상상할 ② 기억들 ③ 시 ④ 생물학적으로 ⑤ 잘못 놓여진
What does 'biology' mean?생물학
① 복사복제하다 ② 준비하다 ③ 흡수하다 ④ 제한 ⑤ 생물학
What does 'capital' mean?수도
① 엄격한 ② 접근 ③ 수도 ④ 해고하다 ⑤ 토론하다
What does 'comfortable' mean?편안하다
① 통과 ② 다양한 ③ 가혹한 ④ 편안하다 ⑤ 빈정대는
What does 'compensate' mean?보상하다
① 유래하다 ② 의도적으로 ③ 반대하다 ④ 보상하다 ⑤ 칭찬
What does 'consequence' mean?결과
① 가늘고 ② 결과 ③ 수행원 ④ 무의식적으로 ⑤ 등대
What does 'consistent' mean?지속적인
① 모험 ② 내려가다 ③ 시행집행하다 ④ 지속적인 ⑤ 원칙
What does 'context' mean?맥락
① 섭취 ② 관념 ③ 중요성 ④ 과잉보호하는 ⑤ 맥락
What does 'control' mean?통제
① 계속하다 다시 ② 통제 ③ 반응 ④ 가정의/국내의 ⑤ 길을
What does 'current' mean?현재의
① 현재의 ② 성직자 ③ 양육하는 ④ 겸손한 ⑤ 흉내나다
What does 'defect' mean?결점
① 정치 ② 통근하다 ③ 후원자 ④ 속임 ⑤ 결점
What does 'degree' mean?정도
① 추구 ② 정도 ③ 수입 ④ 물리학 ⑤ 추정
What does 'democracy' mean?민주주의
① 재편성하다 ② 신체적으로 ③ 동정 ④ 긍정적인 ⑤ 민주주의
What does 'dependent' mean?의존하는
① 의존하는 ② 더거친 ③ 자선 ④ 수혜자 ⑤ 정확함
What does 'destination' mean?목적지
① 선두 ② 감정 ③ 기관 ④ 목적지 ⑤ 묶다
What does 'detect' mean?발견하다
① 적응 ② 발견하다 ③ 공산주의 ④ 상승하다 ⑤ 가정의/국내의
What does 'diminishing' mean?감소하는
① 의식 ② 구부리다 ③ 가하다주다 ④ 웹사이트 ⑤ 감소하는
What does 'direction' mean?방향
① 괴롭힘 ② 방향 ③ 신문 ④ 차별하다 ⑤ 존경할
What does 'distinct' mean?별개의
① 질질 ② 별개의 ③ 목표 ④ 가족/가정 ⑤ 중독자
What does 'diverse' mean?다양한
① 숨겨진 ② 어리석은 ③ 다양한 ④ (전)..중에 ⑤ 을
What does 'economic' mean?경제의
① 집회 ② 경제의 ③ 결과적으로 ④ 반응하다 ⑤ 노력
What does 'effective' mean?효과적인
① 구별되는 ② 다양하다 ③ 투자 ④ 효과적인 ⑤ 고대의
What does 'efficiency' mean?효율
① 심리학 ② 효율 ③ 확인하다 ④ 자살 ⑤ 독특한
What does 'efficiently' mean?효율적으로
① 왜곡하다 ② 이루다 ③ 이상적으로 ④ 효율적으로 ⑤ 법률의
What does 'enable' mean?할
① 할 ② 보상 ③ 머리말 ④ cattlepost ⑤ 쓸모없는
What does 'entire' mean?전체의
① 전체의 ② 장애 ③ 전문화된 ④ 들러붙다 ⑤ 문명화하다
What does 'essential' mean?필수적인
① 노출시키다 ② 느긋한 ③ 정리하다 ④ 생존 ⑤ 필수적인
What does 'evaluation' mean?평가
① 기르기 ② 적극적으로 ③ 미묘하게 ④ 반대로 작용하다 ⑤ 평가
What does 'evidence' mean?증거
① 공중의 ② 동행하다 ③ 도덕상의 ④ 증거 ⑤ 사회
What does 'explicitly' mean?솔직하게
① 솔직하게 ② 토템사상(자연/동물숭배) ③ 필연적으로 ④ 오도하다 ⑤ 장벽
What does 'extension' mean?확대
① 돈 ② 확대 ③ 이상적인 ④ 면접 ⑤ 종교적인
What does 'external' mean?외부적인
① 외부적인 ② 동맹 ③ 카테고리 ④ 동행하다 ⑤ 추상적인
What does 'extrinsic' mean?비본질적인
① 비본질적인 ② 부족 ③ 실험 ④ 사실에 ⑤ 번개
What does 'failure' mean?실패
① 바치다 ② 실패 ③ 정당화 ④ 내려가다 ⑤ 행동
What does 'fame' mean?명성
① 조정/중재하다 ② 혼자 ③ 반대쪽의 ④ 명성 ⑤ 농업
What does 'figure' mean?인물/수치
① 인정하다 ② 인물/수치 ③ 만나다 ④ 흔들리는 ⑤ 혼동시키다
What does 'firm' mean?회사
① 필연적으로 ② 칭찬 ③ 일관성 ④ 회사 ⑤ 반응하는
What does 'flow' mean?흐름
① 장애 ② 대리인 ③ 성공적인 ④ 흐름 ⑤ 가하다주다
What does 'frequency' mean?빈도수
① 대답했다 ② 동기/보너스 ③ 발생 ④ 빈도수 ⑤ 시민권
What does 'fundamental' mean?근본적인
① 근본적인 ② 고통 ③ 연속 ④ 개요 ⑤ 인기
What does 'grain' mean?곡물
① 긴장 ② 필연적으로 ③ 희망에 ④ 제외한 ⑤ 곡물
What does 'gravity' mean?중력
① 힘을 주다 ② 중력 ③ 임무특명 ④ 항구 ⑤ 비틀다
What does 'guarantee' mean?보장하다
① 광고하다 ② 보장하다 ③ 의무를 갖게하다 ④ 유일한 ⑤ 상처
What does 'ignore' mean?무시하다
① 매료된 ② 잘못 놓여진 ③ 모방 ④ 통로한 ⑤ 무시하다
What does 'improvement' mean?개선
① 편집하다 ② 통근하다 ③ 개선 ④ 둘러싸다 ⑤ 해로운
What does 'indicate' mean?가리키다
① 기술적으로 ② 가리키다 ③ 전달하다 ④ 비본질적인 ⑤ 자유롭게 하다
What does 'induce' mean?설득하여
① 출판하다 ② 재활용하다 ③ 설득하여 ④ 축하해요 ⑤ 독서작문력
What does 'infants' mean?유아
① 유아 ② 따라잡다 ③ 지중해 ④ 논증했다 ⑤ 규칙적인
What does 'infinite' mean?무한한
① 실 ② 무한한 ③ 부착하다 ④ 최고의 ⑤ 끊임없는
What does 'influential' mean?영향력 있는
① 예상/예보 ② 번째의 ③ 소환하다 ④ 감정들 ⑤ 영향력 있는
What does 'innovation' mean?혁신
① 서식지 ② 경쟁력 ③ 가늘고 ④ 혁신 ⑤ 부족한
What does 'inspiration' mean?영감
① 보다 ② 활용하다 ③ 대인관계의 ④ 영감 ⑤ 구경거리
What does 'inspire' mean?고무시키다
① 지성이 있는 ② 서식지 ③ 믿을만한 ④ 고무시키다 ⑤ 던지기
What does 'instruction' mean?설명
① 할 ② 협력하다 ③ 설명 ④ 미숙한 ⑤ 흐름
What does 'intake' mean?섭취
① 노동자 ② 기계장치 ③ 섭취 ④ 근면한 ⑤ 무시하다
What does 'intellectual' mean?지능의
① 지능의 ② 행동의 ③ 직업 ④ 매우 ⑤ 묵시록
What does 'intent' mean?의도
① 연맹 ② 복수하다 ③ 성직자 ④ 비용 ⑤ 의도
What does 'intentional' mean?의도적인
① 제기하다 ② 영구적인 ③ 의도적인 ④ 생식하다 ⑤ 상처
What does 'interaction' mean?상호
① 상호 ② 형벌 ③ 비정상적인 ④ 수집하다 ⑤ 언급하다
What does 'intrinsic' mean?본질의
① 깨우다 ② 기원 ③ 차지하지않다 ④ 본질의 ⑤ 일반의
What does 'liberate' mean?자유롭게 하다
① 제출하다 ② 자유롭게 하다 ③ 수입 ④ 애정 ⑤ 반대하다
What does 'literature' mean?문학
① 닥치다 ② 전시 ③ 문학 ④ 흐름 ⑤ 조직
What does 'matter' mean?중요하다/문제
① 항체 ② 대표자 ③ 중요하다/문제 ④ 중요하게 ⑤ 고용하다
What does 'measurement' mean?측정
① 전기 ② 측정 ③ 2개 언어로 말하는 ④ 원정 ⑤ 축하하다
What does 'minimum' mean?최소한도
① 이민 ② 증가하다 ③ 최소한도 ④ 전근 ⑤ 번영 하다
What does 'moment' mean?순간때
① 매우 ② 순간때 ③ 예언자 ④ 효율 ⑤ 전문화된
What does 'motivation' mean?동기
① 훌륭한 ② 진보 ③ 분열 ④ 영양분을 하다 ⑤ 동기
What does 'multiple' mean?다수의
① 인정하다 ② 비교될 ③ 근처 ④ 기억하다 ⑤ 다수의
What does 'norm' mean?표준
① 구독하다 ② 표준 ③ 침입하다 ④ 멸종한 ⑤ 잡일
What does 'observation' mean?관찰
① 지시하다 ② 광범위한 ③ 관찰 ④ 정신의 ⑤ 대표직
What does 'occur' mean?발생하다
① 합성물 ② 떨 다 ③ 의도하다 ④ 상상할 ⑤ 발생하다
What does 'organism' mean?유기체/생물
① 온도/체온 ② 회복하다 ③ 유기체/생물 ④ 보행자 ⑤ 열대
What does 'passage' mean?통로한
① 기부하다 ② 연속물 ③ 원래의 ④ 통로한 ⑤ 실습훈련
What does 'perception' mean?인식
① 인식 ② 느긋하게 ③ 사진들 ④ 만화 ⑤ 에
What does 'permanent' mean?영구적인
① 확신하고 ② 되는 ③ 독립한 ④ 개인적인 ⑤ 영구적인
What does 'personality' mean?성격
① ② 논리적으로 ③ 성격 ④ 부도덕한 ⑤ 이주하다이동하다
What does 'perspective' mean?관점
① 전도사 ② 항복 ③ 관점 ④ 자본주의자 ⑤ 격리
What does 'phenomenon' mean?현상
① 현상 ② 시각적으로 ③ 유전 ④ 확인하다 ⑤ 혼돈
What does 'pleasant' mean?즐거운
① 배고픔 ② 시험을 ③ 즐거운 ④ 익숙한 ⑤ 증가한다
What does 'poetry' mean?시
① 시 ② 긴박한 ③ 동의 ④ 정신의 ⑤ 감정
What does 'political' mean?정치의
① 출판업자들 ② 정도 ③ 활력/생명력 ④ 정치의 ⑤ 후원자
What does 'population' mean?인구
① 특권 ② 곡물 ③ 얻다 ④ 긴박한 ⑤ 인구
What does 'predictable' mean?예측할
① 여과장치 ② 강요/하게하다 ③ 예측할 ④ 감소하는 ⑤ 보호
What does 'previous' mean?이전의
① 거대함 ② 세 ③ 기자들 ④ 뼈대 ⑤ 이전의
What does 'primary' mean?제1 의
① 던지기 ② 노력 ③ 문제들 ④ 대리인 ⑤ 제1 의
What does 'private' mean?개인적인
① 개인적인 ② 꼼짝 ③ 변호사 ④ 쓴 ⑤ 보편적인
What does 'property' mean?소유물
① 비교될 ② 독소 ③ 소유물 ④ 단조로운 ⑤ 긴장
What does 'rally' mean?집회회복
① 의식적으로 ② 집회회복 ③ 조합 ④ 기관 ⑤ 원주민의
What does 'reasonable' mean?타당하네
① 타당하네 ② 생산하다/양보 ③ 구별되는 ④ 벌하다 ⑤ 보편적인
What does 'reflecting' mean?반사하는
① 그늘 ② 흔들리는 ③ 버리다 ④ 반사하는 ⑤ 비평가
What does 'refuge' mean?난민
① 난민 ② 소비자 ③ 발표 ④ 감정들 ⑤ 역동적인
What does 'reject' mean?거절하다
① 존재 ② 할 ③ 거절하다 ④ 입증하다 ⑤ 심사
What does 'relevant' mean?관계가 있는
① 최대의 ② 비용 ③ 제한하다 ④ 빈곤한 ⑤ 관계가 있는
What does 'represent' mean?대표하다
① 실망시키다 ② 기초적인 ③ 존경 ④ 대인관계의 ⑤ 대표하다
What does 'responsible' mean?책임감있는
① 부분 ② 중립의 ③ 회사 ④ 뽑아내다 ⑤ 책임감있는
What does 'sacrifice' mean?희생
① 연습/운동 ② 혼동시키다 ③ 상호 ④ 정말로 ⑤ 희생
What does 'sector' mean?영역
① 거래 ② 우세한 ③ 영역 ④ 더 멀리 ⑤ 영역
What does 'security' mean?보안
① 보안 ② 숙달된 ③ 후원자 ④ 대안 ⑤ 모순/반대
What does 'sensory' mean?감각의
① 문제들 ② 감각의 ③ 상처 ④ 제안 ⑤ 해석
What does 'shelter' mean?쉴곳
① 쉴곳 ② 관리하다해내다 ③ 최소한도 ④ 잘못 놓여진 ⑤ 사건
What does 'sink' mean?가라앉다
① 다치게 하다 ② 가라앉다 ③ 설립하다 ④ 건설 ⑤ 신경학의
What does 'sought' mean?seek-sought 추구하다/찾다
① 분석하다 ② 실험의 ③ 전략 ④ seek-sought 추구하다/찾다 ⑤ 통로
What does 'source' mean?근원
① 기간 ② 사진 ③ 같은 ④ 회사 ⑤ 근원
What does 'stability' mean?안정성
① 옮겨 ② 안정성 ③ 환경 ④ 보험에 ⑤ 인구
What does 'status' mean?지위
① 지위 ② 진실 ③ 제출하다 ④ 인식의 ⑤ 다르다
What does 'stick' mean?고수하다/막대기
① 실 ② 비율 ③ 제안하다 ④ 고수하다/막대기 ⑤ 주인공
What does 'suitable' mean?적절한
① 이상적인 ② 윤리 ③ 보장하다 ④ 존경하다 ⑤ 적절한
What does 'superior' mean?우월한
① 용량 ② 증거 ③ 이론들 ④ 접근 ⑤ 우월한
What does 'survival' mean?생존
① 기회 ② 생존 ③ 사교적인 ④ 분열 ⑤ 기대하다
What does 'tempt' mean?유혹하다
① 생생한 ② 중급의 ③ 실험의 ④ 바꾸다 ⑤ 유혹하다
What does 'threat' mean?위협
① 제한 ② 미묘하게 ③ 종교 ④ 해석 ⑤ 위협
What does 'traits' mean?특성들
① 특성들 ② 안부 ③ 모욕하다 ④ 의식 ⑤ 주의
What does 'tremendous' mean?엄청난
① 중간의 ② 엄청난 ③ 경험 ④ 연속체 ⑤ 엄격한
What does 'universal' mean?보편적인
① 보편적인 ② 되찾다 ③ 낙담시키다 ④ 윤리 ⑤ 불일치
What does 'valuable' mean?소중한
① 나누다 ② 이민 ③ 예비/서두 ④ 소중한 ⑤ 선택
What does 'value' mean?가치
① 가치 ② 분석하다 ③ 구(언어의 덩어리) ④ 제기하다 ⑤ 우아한
What does 'vicious' mean?악덕의
① 변호사 ② 발생 ③ 혼자 ④ 꼼짝 ⑤ 악덕의
What does 'widespread' mean?광범위한
① 수행하지 않다 ② 광범위한 ③ 자산 ④ 지시하다 ⑤ 책임을
What does 'yield' mean?생산하다/양보① 안정적이지 않은 ② 개선 ③ 생산하다/양보 ④ 희망에 ⑤ 굶주리는
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What does 'accomplish' mean?succeed in doing do finish score conclude perform
① succeed in doing do finish score conclude perform
② alone singular exclusive lone remaining solitary ace solo
③ rank dignity prominence place stature position prestige quality
④ account of a happening story interpretation form variant
⑤ investigation survey search expedition study analysis research examination
What does 'advocate' mean?person supporting an idea or cause publicly promoter
① immature inexperienced crude green guileless infant jejune juvenile
② person supporting an idea or cause publicly promoter
③ person living in a particular place dweller inmate
④ concerning life organic life living
⑤ not present away removed vanished missing ghost gone
What does 'analysis' mean?examination and determination search study scrutiny investigation inquiry
① restrain hold in check subdue quench censor curb
② notice see feel recognize regard grasp observe identify
③ boldness fearlessness spunk grit daring mettle heroism courage
④ covering for wound plaster dressing cast compress gauze
⑤ examination and determination search study scrutiny investigation inquiry
What does 'analyze' mean?examine and determine resolve consider evaluate study inspect
① put a rule plan in force prosecute accomplish
② severe upset or pain heartache agony sorrow grief
③ alone single unsociable lonely lone singular solo remote
④ examine and determine resolve consider evaluate study inspect
⑤ task duty assignment workout errand housework burden routine
What does 'annual' mean?occurring done yearly anniversary each year every year
① sarcasm twist paradox wit humor satire criticism repartee
② authentic real natural positive honest certain legitimate pure
③ occurring done yearly anniversary each year every year
④ give freedom save rescue free redeem detach emancipate
⑤ cultivate prosper evolve advance flourish progress promote establish
What does 'apparent' mean?seeming not proven real supposed possible probable credible
① seeming not proven real supposed possible probable credible
② discover disclose reveal notice recognize expose spot distinguish
③ person who produces crops raises animals rancher peasant
④ goal aim motive plan objective hope purpose end
⑤ average ordinary accepted commonplace natural prevalent simple familiar
What does 'appeal' mean?request for help claim bid suit question overture
① comparative respective analogous corresponding related proportionate dependent parallel
② persons running an organization executive administration board authority
③ at the same time meantime till in the
④ request for help claim bid suit question overture
⑤ politic tactful gracious polite conciliatory strategic adept arch
What does 'appearance' mean?coming into sight arrival debut presentation display presence
① sign stamp trademark name autograph impression indication designation
② person who is another's equal rival associate compeer
③ function react perform operate act work run take
④ coming into sight arrival debut presentation display presence
⑤ overstate embellish overdo magnify fabricate distort emphasize inflate
What does 'approach' mean?way means of arriving access path way advance
① not stopping not finishing continuous constant monotonous eternal
② way means of arriving access path way advance
③ end completion development closure ending denouement result consequence
④ chaos clutter huddle mess confusion disarray discombobulation muddle
⑤ authentication stamp insignia tape imprimatur confirmation signet permission
What does 'artificial' mean?fake imitation unreal bogus counterfeit ersatz factitious manufactured
① approachable ready for use available usable reachable handy
② fake imitation unreal bogus counterfeit ersatz factitious manufactured
③ drive resolve desire thought motivation whim wish influence
④ assign divide among earmark apportion give appropriate allot
⑤ pedal-driven recreational vehicle bike cycle wheels tandem velocipede
What does 'assume' mean?believe take for granted guess consider conclude accept
① believe take for granted guess consider conclude accept
② lessening drop slump recession failure deterioration fall downturn
③ painful rough distressing troublesome harsh awkward hard annoying
④ preferred favored beloved popular main sweetheart intimate pet
⑤ a fine strand of twisted fibers cord wire
What does 'assume' mean?believe take for granted guess consider conclude accept
① take care of guard from harm preserve safeguard
② device novelty contraption widget apparatus utensil tool object
③ believe take for granted guess consider conclude accept
④ live or exist in locate lie squat populate
⑤ soul attitude vigor heart life resolve humor mood
What does 'attain' mean?achieve accomplish earn secure reach obtain gain promote
① founder inventor administrator architect author builder creator dean
② dimness shadow darkness dusk screen cover shadiness umbrage
③ fantasy story parable myth yarn fiction tale fantasy
④ achieve accomplish earn secure reach obtain gain promote
⑤ disregard on purpose forget avoid overlook discount reject
What does 'attend' mean?be present at visit show up catch haunt
① across an ocean away abroad foreign across in
② friendly association agreement concord concurrence partnership collusion affiliation
③ force to act urge oblige necessitate impel constrain
④ be present at visit show up catch haunt
⑤ eat too much surfeit binge feast pig overindulge
What does 'behavior' mean?manner of conducting oneself style management nature practice
① transportable mobile ambulatory portable adaptable adjustable loose moving
② land vehicle car transportation auto van truck bus
③ prophesy of the future by observation of s
④ manner of conducting oneself style management nature practice
⑤ blow up collapse mushroom burst shatter detonate erupt
What does 'biological' mean?concerning life organic life living
① bound for fated in near future doomed coming
② meaning connotation implication understanding sense heart force meat
③ fabric cloth goods yarn fiber var synonyms document.getElementsByClassName
④ concerning life organic life living
⑤ dissemination emission diffusion circulation transmission divergence broadcast dispersion
What does 'boundary' mean?outer limit perimeter barrier borderline frontier confines edge
① conceptual theoretical philosophical unreal hypothetical abstruse ideal complex
② prominence limelight leading edge vanguard fore cutting edge
③ interesting or amusing story sketch episode short story
④ outer limit perimeter barrier borderline frontier confines edge
⑤ common normal traditional current ordinary regular typical accepted
What does 'capital' mean?main essential central prime major dominant leading primary
① communication by publication or broadcast news television radio
② able to be seen with eyes ocular optical
③ main essential central prime major dominant leading primary
④ fee paid for use service or privilege tariff
⑤ close near side of beside by side by
What does 'chaos' mean?utter confusion turmoil discord tumult disarray pandemonium lawlessness
① intellectual thoughtful thorough philosophical deep serious subtle intelligent
② sociable person exhibitionist character show-off showboat gregarious person
③ utter confusion turmoil discord tumult disarray pandemonium lawlessness
④ impartiality neutrality detachment equality disinterest indifference dispassion disinterestedness
⑤ decision determination boldness willpower will intention courage firmness
What does 'comfortable' mean?good feeling complacent enjoyable serene satisfying useful cozy
① concentration thinking mind scrutiny thought consideration debate contemplation
② good feeling complacent enjoyable serene satisfying useful cozy
③ final deadly lethal fatal incurable last latter lag
④ evenly fairly uniformly justly equitably coequally coordinately correspondingly
⑤ able to read and write knowledgeable educated cultured
What does 'compensate' mean?make restitution satisfy refund reimburse atone repay recoup
① first in rank order arch champion chief front
② make restitution satisfy refund reimburse atone repay recoup
③ carefulness preventative measure protection caution safeguard provision insurance
④ geographical area sector commune neighborhood locality parish region
⑤ make restitution satisfy refund reimburse atone repay recoup
What does 'consequence' mean?result outcome of action reaction effect repercussion aftermath
① distinctive exclusive respective singular personal sole lone specific
② disregard neglect ignore discount omit forget overpass disdain
③ stop avoidance interruption halt blockage stoppage interception prohibition
④ capability of the mind someone with capable mind
⑤ result outcome of action reaction effect repercussion aftermath
What does 'consistent' mean?constant regular steady persistent logical dependable rational even
① constant regular steady persistent logical dependable rational even
② predecessor in family forebear founder forefather antecedent ascendant
③ disclose tell confess acknowledge explain affirm divulge publish
④ government in which people participate justice freedom equality
⑤ rearrange into a proper order readjust reorganize reorient
What does 'context' mean?framework circumstances situation background text substance vocabulary connection
① framework circumstances situation background text substance vocabulary connection
② produce words vocally utter speak sound stress vocalize
③ anticipate predict perceive forecast foretell understand expect presage
④ distribution currency dissemination transmission spread apportionment
⑤ part of something sector division slice section portion
What does 'control' mean?command mastery discipline restriction management force government restraint
① make less painful let up on mitigate subdue
② belief idea impression concept conception knowledge sentiment perception
③ concerning books classical scholarly bookish erudite formal learned
④ command mastery discipline restriction management force government restraint
⑤ physically or mentally carry on carry out advance
What does 'current' mean?contemporary common modern ongoing present prevailing instant general
① contemporary common modern ongoing present prevailing instant general
② device novelty contraption widget apparatus utensil tool object
③ master plan sequence of events plot scheme rundown
④ assurance obligation pledge engagement responsibility need promise guarantee
⑤ depart abandon physically fly quit take off move
What does 'defect' mean?blemish imperfection fault flaw lack glitch weakness crack
① impervious to water impermeable impervious airtight sealed
② following consecutive ensuing subsequent next sequential serial sequent
③ go up take off escalate climb soar fly
④ group with common interest or pursuit club league
⑤ blemish imperfection fault flaw lack glitch weakness crack
What does 'degree' mean?unit of measurement term strength severity rate point
① blemish imperfection fault flaw lack glitch weakness crack
② the chase shooting sporting fishery angling fishing trapping
③ buying and selling business exchange marketing industry economics
④ unit of measurement term strength severity rate point
⑤ class variety sort category kind group description division
What does 'democracy' mean?government in which people participate justice freedom equality
① government in which people participate justice freedom equality
② rank dignity prominence place stature position prestige quality
③ matching top and bottom clothing uniform costume wardrobe
④ examine check audit search scan oversee review probe
⑤ charm loveliness dignity agility finesse beauty dexterity ease
What does 'dependent' mean?weak helpless poor defenseless vulnerable reliant subordinate inferior
① ruler queen king emperor sovereign majesty autocrat prince
② lessening drop slump recession failure deterioration fall downturn
③ agree complement conform compare dovetail correlate resemble tally
④ related to previous family or family trait familial
⑤ weak helpless poor defenseless vulnerable reliant subordinate inferior
What does 'destination' mean?goal place one wants to go target harbor
① goal place one wants to go target harbor
② pertaining to evolution or development developmental transformative mutative
③ merger joining unison commixture conciliation concord tie-in concurrence
④ pay for use contribute advocate buy give pledge
⑤ capacity measure of capacity figure quantity number amount
What does 'detect' mean?discover disclose reveal notice recognize expose spot distinguish
① advantage profit prosperity use help profit assistance perk
② cure medication help corrective alleviation antidote redress nostrum
③ conform give in execute accept observe embrace heed
④ progress deed maneuver shift measure ploy motion step
⑤ discover disclose reveal notice recognize expose spot distinguish
What does 'direction' mean?management control guidance leadership order government administration supervision
① attack and encroach raid violate plunder pillage ravage
② management control guidance leadership order government administration supervision
③ pollute contaminate touch affect taint poison defile influence
④ part portion chunk half division cut end fragment
⑤ having three of something threefold treble trine trinitarian
What does 'distinct' mean?apparent obvious specific definite noticeable unmistakable audible categorical
① point of communication upshot gist core substance meat
② apparent obvious specific definite noticeable unmistakable audible categorical
③ mental state love shame anger sympathy happiness concern
④ in good condition vigorous tough normal athletic healthful
⑤ circuits chip wiring electronics connections systems integrated circuits
What does 'diverse' mean?different various varied disparate distinct diversified divergent assorted
① correct edit tighten cut overhaul reexamine scrutinize rewrite
② breathe out breathe give off emit vaporize eject
③ effective powerful vigorous energetic convincing vehement persuasive dynamic
④ course path course race orbit passage pilgrimage progress
⑤ different various varied disparate distinct diversified divergent assorted
What does 'economic' mean?business-related financial fiscal industrial commercial monetary material pecuniary
① come into being proceed emerge begin derive appear
② place of residence or business where one can
③ business-related financial fiscal industrial commercial monetary material pecuniary
④ activate give more life invigorate empower motivate excite
⑤ memorable part climax focal point feature focus peak
What does 'effective' mean?productive persuasive useful impressive efficient sufficient powerful direct
① point of view viewpoint attitude direction perspective vision
② real correct precise credible circumstantial descriptive accurate unbiased
③ agreement give-and-take pact accord adjustment deal bargain understanding
④ process of conjoining adding extension inclusion enlargement annexation
⑤ productive persuasive useful impressive efficient sufficient powerful direct
What does 'efficiency' mean?adeptness effectiveness readiness productivity ability energy talent capability
① need want lack desire wish crave miss depend
② availability usefulness useful thing amenity advantage service facility
③ representative self-governing egalitarian constitutional free orderly popular autonomous
④ adeptness effectiveness readiness productivity ability energy talent capability
⑤ acceptable friendly cordial likable sweet cheerful mild bland
What does 'enable' mean?allow authorize set up empower facilitate implement permit
① person who arbitrates referee court expert justice authority
② allow authorize set up empower facilitate implement permit
③ not quite almost scarcely hardly just scantily only
④ reckless outrageous daring dangerous bold violent determined frantic
⑤ please content gratify placate elate fascinate flatter amuse
What does 'entire' mean?complete whole unified full integrated sound gross integral
① misleading being dishonest falsehood fraud trickery duplicity hypocrisy
② confine limit situation or ability to participate inhibit
③ denial refusal veto elimination repudiation exclusion turndown dismissal
④ returned money reimbursement kickback rebate discount compensation repayment
⑤ complete whole unified full integrated sound gross integral
What does 'essential' mean?important vital necessary indispensable crucial needed imperative fundamental
① important vital necessary indispensable crucial needed imperative fundamental
② impressive great noble grandiose awe-inspiring stately marvelous sumptuous
③ stroke massage rasping pat swab smear swipe attrition
④ extreme force intensity rampage disturbance brutality clash confusion
⑤ neighborhood outside of but reliant on nearby large
What does 'evaluation' mean?judgment interpretation calculation assessment decision opinion appraisal take
① at hand on the way probable unavoidable possible
② hide protect shelter suppress conceal accommodate nurture safeguard
③ inspire upset annoy work up disturb thrill energize
④ judgment interpretation calculation assessment decision opinion appraisal take
⑤ unintelligent tedious dim slow simple boring stupid dumb
What does 'evidence' mean?proof information confirmation sign deposition indication testimony clue
① example sample exhibit copy variety case sort embodiment
② community province territory outpost possession satellite swarm clearing
③ personal burden grief misfortune peril disaster danger oppression
④ proof information confirmation sign deposition indication testimony clue
⑤ moderate tolerable fair cheap plausible proper humane honest
What does 'exchange' mean?trade deal commerce transaction network transfer swap change
① trade deal commerce transaction network transfer swap change
② perform an action do execute violate perpetrate act
③ dissimilar unlike contrasting disparate distinct distinctive peculiar offbeat
④ kit package equipment backpack bundle luggage load parcel
⑤ declare assert feign pretend stump affirm confess acknowledge
What does 'exchange' mean?trade swap shuffle barter replace seesaw commute correspond
① chase search hunt quest inquiry hunting reaching seeking
② period in life of something development chapter point
③ give forth eject with force detonate blow up
④ realistic reasonable wise down-to-earth shrewd logical practical judicious
⑤ trade swap shuffle barter replace seesaw commute correspond
What does 'extension' mean?enlargement continuation delay increase development expansion postponement purview
① done by machine machinelike automatic automated cold cursory
② right genuine credible good well-founded solid authentic accurate
③ vanish cease depart wane retire escape go melt
④ bacterium microorganism microbe virus disease infection germ bacillus
⑤ enlargement continuation delay increase development expansion postponement purview
What does 'external' mean?outside extrinsic extraneous foreign independent over surface alien
① enter a foreign area intending to live there
② money owed to others bill commitment price tag
③ outside extrinsic extraneous foreign independent over surface alien
④ accuracy rigor heed meticulousness exactitude attention correctness carefulness
⑤ drama dramatics entertainment melodrama
What does 'extrinsic' mean?foreign acquired alien exotic exterior external extraneous imported
① make assumption believe count on guess assume pretend
② awkward uncomfortable impatient suspicious strained restless fearful nervous
③ dig up unearth uncover shovel scrape gouge cut
④ critical important deciding necessary touchy pressing compelling urgent
⑤ foreign acquired alien exotic exterior external extraneous imported
What does 'failure' mean?lack of success breakdown loss misstep collapse decline
① laying in of dead body funeral interment entombment
② lack of success breakdown loss misstep collapse decline
③ put out a fire snuff out quench stamp
④ give an account of disclose reveal describe detail
⑤ basic prime dominant leading initial constitutional vital immediate
What does 'fame' mean?celebrity renown dignity dom glory character popularity prominence
① information on electronic media ancement publication show transmission
② prominence limelight leading edge vanguard fore cutting edge
③ celebrity renown dignity dom glory character popularity prominence
④ power to act perform strength capacity intelligence understanding
⑤ combination mix concoction variety batter stew dough blend
What does 'figure' mean?numeral numeric value price character rate number symbol
① out-of-the-way in the distance secluded far-flung unknown inaccessible
② shortage of something needed required loss shortfall scantiness
③ straight up standing firm raised vertical elevated upright
④ numeral numeric value price character rate number symbol
⑤ specific unambiguous precise accurate definitive straightforward categorical clear-cut
What does 'firm' mean?inflexible tough sturdy solid hard unyielding substantial rigid
① easily transported compact convenient handy lightweight light movable
② inflexible tough sturdy solid hard unyielding substantial rigid
③ become or cause to be less decline lower
④ proposal asking bid request encouragement summons overture proposition
⑤ dimness shadow darkness dusk screen cover shadiness umbrage
What does 'flow' mean?issue abundance stream tide flood outflow progress discharge
① period of being young nonage juvenility minority puberty
② issue abundance stream tide flood outflow progress discharge
③ cause mental discomfort annoy disturb perplex bewilder perturb
④ be or feel at ease unwind recline soften
⑤ dissemination emission diffusion circulation transmission divergence broadcast dispersion
What does 'force' mean?physical energy power violence effort strength enforcement fury
① cut off set apart disengage confine disconnect divide
② printing of written or visual material announcement disclosure
③ physical energy power violence effort strength enforcement fury
④ appropriate acceptable satisfactory relevant useful reasonable convenient sufficient
⑤ win success hit advantage achievement sweep winning gain
What does 'frequency' mean?commonness repetitiveness prevalence density number recurrence regularity repetition
① large group legion throng horde myriad slew crowd
② make a gift of give grant provide contribute
③ commonness repetitiveness prevalence density number recurrence regularity repetition
④ authorization approval backing consent assent authority recommendation support
⑤ go up against in contest contend play wrestle
What does 'fundamental' mean?basic important major paramount integral crucial indispensable constitutional
① concerning the mind subjective emotional mental intellectual cerebral
② basic important major paramount integral crucial indispensable constitutional
③ involved in managing or using power managerial supervisory
④ generosity gift fund philanthropy endowment donation offering assistance
⑤ modern new present-day instant current present recent mod
What does 'grain' mean?seed piece cereal kernel mote morsel whit spark
① seed piece cereal kernel mote morsel whit spark
② send away remove free decline expel disband reject
③ life's work duty art office profession mission trade
④ denial refusal veto elimination repudiation exclusion turndown dismissal
⑤ honest unambiguous straightforward sincere unequivocal explicit candid blunt
What does 'gravity' mean?force of attraction pressure weight heaviness force
① person living in a particular place dweller inmate
② pain due to exertion tension stress anxiety bruise
③ communicate knowledge information educate update apprise brief warn
④ force of attraction pressure weight heaviness force
⑤ disregard neglect ignore discount omit forget overpass disdain
What does 'guarantee' mean?pledge promise warranty collateral certificate agreement contract deposit
① moral sense shame duty compunction morals censor demur
② pledge promise warranty collateral certificate agreement contract deposit
③ belief in sign of things to come fear
④ pollute contaminate touch affect taint poison defile influence
⑤ better overcome transcend outstrip outsmart eclipse excel outclass
What does 'ignore' mean?disregard on purpose forget avoid overlook discount reject
① disregard on purpose forget avoid overlook discount reject
② ability to perceive understand agility perception quickness subtlety
③ concerning manipulation of numbers analytical scientific measurable numerical
④ dishonest unscrupulous crooked shady rotten fraudulent nefarious venal
⑤ severe mental or physical pain persecution suffering torment
What does 'improvement' mean?bettering something bettered development advance upgrade recovery rise
① activate give more life invigorate empower motivate excite
② written matter both fictional and nonfictional essay drama
③ democracy commonwealth self-government constitutional government democratic state representative
④ bettering something bettered development advance upgrade recovery rise
⑤ fruit and vegetables production goods crop outgrowth yield
What does 'indicate' mean?signify display reveal point out express pinpoint show
① up above aloft atop aerial upward upper over
② topmost best capital chief crown head maximum most
③ signify display reveal point out express pinpoint show
④ scrutiny examination audit study analysis check sample inquiry
⑤ disclose tell confess acknowledge explain affirm divulge publish
What does 'induce' mean?cause to happen encourage urge activate prompt coax
① establish make inroads ingrain strengthen fortify ensconce embed
② cause to happen encourage urge activate prompt coax
③ earlier in occurrence than anticipated immature untimely incomplete
④ two of something combination duo couple two team
⑤ partnership attendance help presence support sharing cooperation aid
What does 'infinite' mean?limitless without end enormous untold eternal perpetual inexhaustible
① coordinate integrate harmonize mesh adjust organize proportion set
② affecting animate nerve organs auditory visual sensual tactile
③ belief idea impression concept conception knowledge sentiment perception
④ limitless without end enormous untold eternal perpetual inexhaustible
⑤ transmission of traits from parents to offspring ancestry
What does 'influential' mean?effective powerful dominant authoritative leading persuasive famous important
① constant incessant ceaseless unceasing around-the-clock continuous steady persistent
② funny drawing often with dialogue or caption sketch
③ think about closely intensify focus fixate settle put
④ retaliate vindicate chasten punish chastise revenge repay redress
⑤ effective powerful dominant authoritative leading persuasive famous important
What does 'innovation' mean?change novelty deviation contraption departure introduction shift alteration
① ability talent to do something dexterity artistry accomplishment
② used up gone tired out wasted finished used
③ path track aisle stream route train road trace
④ change novelty deviation contraption departure introduction shift alteration
⑤ care for keep up preserve control protect finance
What does 'inspiration' mean?idea stimulus motivation revelation insight influence encouragement genius
① pungent sharp sour harsh astringent acid tart acerbic
② be at variance with contravene deny repudiate counter
③ concerning details mechanics industrial scientific scholarly mechanical professional
④ idea stimulus motivation revelation insight influence encouragement genius
⑤ influence thrill faze excite touch affect awe sway
What does 'inspire' mean?encourage stimulate cause get impress embolden motivate influence
① rearrange reconstruct revamp reshuffle reorient See more synonyms
② inhabitants of a place society populace people community
③ chaos clutter huddle mess confusion disarray discombobulation muddle
④ encourage stimulate cause get impress embolden motivate influence
⑤ hold back from doing quit renounce refrain withhold
What does 'inspire' mean?encourage stimulate cause get impress embolden motivate influence
① belonging to one existing in a place since
② bigger dominant large-scale big primary large sizable leading
③ absence of sound speech peace quiet reticence stillness
④ encourage stimulate cause get impress embolden motivate influence
⑤ travel to work drive go back and forth
What does 'instruction' mean?education discipline information direction guidance training schooling preparation
① greatest extent restriction ceiling restraint cap maximum curb
② returned money reimbursement kickback rebate discount compensation repayment
③ education discipline information direction guidance training schooling preparation
④ command rule edict precept fiat statute direction ultimatum
⑤ pole picket stave rod stick spike post pale
What does 'intake' mean?consumption absorption profit admission input taking in
① declaration made in advance guess indicator forecast prognosis
② method series of actions to achieve result development
③ poor exhausted strapped poverty-stricken needy distressed barren destitute
④ consumption absorption profit admission input taking in
⑤ mental state love shame anger sympathy happiness concern
What does 'intellectual' mean?very smart mental cerebral scholarly creative psychological thoughtful
① forever continually regularly constantly consistently repeatedly invariably ever
② hold back from doing quit renounce refrain withhold
③ concerning a country with a communal civil ethnic
④ very smart mental cerebral scholarly creative psychological thoughtful
⑤ set dictate appoint levy force institute require introduce
What does 'intent' mean?determined resolute hell-bent decided preoccupied firm set bent
① frightened afraid fearful anxious tled panicky petrified shaken
② administrative managerial ruling governing controlling managing decision-making directing
③ very great acute severe utmost intense uttermost top
④ determined resolute hell-bent decided preoccupied firm set bent
⑤ look or be like parallel feature simulate mirror
What does 'intentional' mean?deliberate premeditated willful calculated voluntary advised considered intended
① dissemination emission diffusion circulation transmission divergence broadcast dispersion
② deliberate premeditated willful calculated voluntary advised considered intended
③ arrangement arranging management grouping institution system symmetry planning
④ involved in managing or using power managerial supervisory
⑤ composer of written work producer creator writer columnist
What does 'interaction' mean?interplay synergy communication cooperation intercommunication reciprocal action
① interplay synergy communication cooperation intercommunication reciprocal action
② state of mind climate humor mood attitude disposition
③ accept delivery of something draw earn secure get
④ confine limit situation or ability to participate inhibit
⑤ desiring success energetic enthusiastic earnest determined aggressive resourceful
What does 'intrinsic' mean?basic inborn innate elemental underlying deep-seated inherent peculiar
① save protect preserve safeguard maintain sustain hoard skimp
② al fight squabble clash exchange brawl disagreement controversy
③ favorite valued beloved darling dear inestimable loved pet
④ something that is seen prospect picture outlook sight
⑤ basic inborn innate elemental underlying deep-seated inherent peculiar
What does 'judgment' mean?common sense intuition perception knowledge intelligence prudence experience
① lift or move object take off away expel
② beyond belief unbelievable unimaginable preposterous improbable ridiculous absurd
③ performance something given displayed offering submission show introduction
④ common sense intuition perception knowledge intelligence prudence experience
⑤ antagonistic mean inimical contentious belligerent unsympathetic adverse unfriendly
What does 'liberate' mean?give freedom save rescue free redeem detach emancipate
① turn over in one's mind scrutinize grant recognize
② give freedom save rescue free redeem detach emancipate
③ responsiveness to stimuli nervousness subtlety sympathy sense feeling
④ pledge promise warranty collateral certificate agreement contract deposit
⑤ by way of along by over per through
What does 'literature' mean?written matter both fictional and nonfictional essay drama
① count on rely upon bank on bet bottom
② written matter both fictional and nonfictional essay drama
③ introductory initial prior preparatory opening primary trial fundamental
④ charged energetic dynamic exciting magnetic rousing stimulating stirring
⑤ upright steep plumb erect perpendicular sheer up-and-down upward
What does 'matter' mean?substance thing material element body individual phenomenon being
① predicament pickle predicament dilemma quandary crunch difficulty nuisance
② rule dominion dynasty regime tenure control monarchy power
③ substance thing material element body individual phenomenon being
④ first choice desire option weakness choice predilection inclination
⑤ be different dissent differ contradict clash diverge depart
What does 'measurement' mean?calculation weight density evaluation analysis height amount frequency
① advertise make known affirm publish indicate demonstrate announce
② harvest of fruit vegetable output product produce yield
③ calculation weight density evaluation analysis height amount frequency
④ exist in abundance proliferate flourish thrive teem crowd
⑤ accuracy rigor heed meticulousness exactitude attention correctness carefulness
What does 'minimum' mean?least lowest minimal littlest smallest least possible merest
① nonsensical idiotic insane crazy stupid irrational fantastic ludicrous
② unlived in deserted unfilled vacant unused uninhabited abandoned
③ least lowest minimal littlest smallest least possible merest
④ large great huge enormous full immense tremendous hefty
⑤ represent imitate depict render characterize describe paint interpret
What does 'moment' mean?brief time period point flash juncture time date
① journey trek picnic expedition outing junket tour jaunt
② constant unending extended unceasing steady repeated regular stable
③ brief time period point flash juncture time date
④ gain product goods saving surplus revenue turnout receipt
⑤ copy reflect repeat imitate clone reproduce duplicate depict
What does 'motivation' mean?ambition inspiration desire impetus interest wish incentive motive
① fabric material goods cotton stuff bolt weave dry
② hint evidence suggestion trace tip solution inkling cue
③ thickness flexibility firmness texture pliability fabric plasticity density
④ ambition inspiration desire impetus interest wish incentive motive
⑤ huge overwhelming fantastic colossal awesome marvelous fabulous formidable
What does 'multiple' mean?diversified numerous different various manifold motley collective conglomerate
① effect brought about by something development reaction product
② acquisition winnings advance cut return advantage profit hike
③ maintain support vindicate confirm defend advocate encourage endorse
④ diversified numerous different various manifold motley collective conglomerate
⑤ management control guidance leadership order government administration supervision
What does 'norm' mean?average standard pattern benchmark rule criterion measure model
① memorable part climax focal point feature focus peak
② average standard pattern benchmark rule criterion measure model
③ length of action event continuation span period extent
④ do away with or put an end to
⑤ theory proposition conjecture inference thesis explanation guess supposition
What does 'observation' mean?attention scrutiny information remark review conclusion study experience
① coordinate integrate harmonize mesh adjust organize proportion set
② identify problem disease pinpoint recognize proce investigate determine
③ turn circle whirl rotate wheel orbit twist gyrate
④ person who arbitrates referee court expert justice authority
⑤ attention scrutiny information remark review conclusion study experience
What does 'occur' mean?take place happen materialize develop appear show transpire
① establish facts put to a test confirm verify
② take place happen materialize develop appear show transpire
③ infant suckling babe bambino nursling tot bundle child
④ elasticity adaptability resilience flexibleness pliability plasticity give affability
⑤ challenge defy resist accost repel oppose meet encounter
What does 'organism' mean?living thing structure animal creature being person plant
① personal belongings junk substance gear things equipment goods
② something showy exhibition pageant tableau parade spectacular movie
③ future concluding prospective conditional possible consequent ultimate inevitable
④ living thing structure animal creature being person plant
⑤ in a spoken voice usually not softly loudly
What does 'passage' mean?excerpt from document sentence text section transition portion
① description rendering picture sketch likeness image illustration representation
② ability to perceive with eyes eyesight perception view
③ at a greater distance further beyond yonder longer
④ excerpt from document sentence text section transition portion
⑤ make more forceful powerful bolster restore extend invigorate
What does 'perception' mean?understanding idea viewpoint impression concept knowledge consciousness taste
① commit one's energies thoughts give dedicate give away
② consumption absorption profit admission input taking in
③ without depth detail slight cursory one-dimensional perfunctory sketchy
④ coming into sight arrival debut presentation display presence
⑤ understanding idea viewpoint impression concept knowledge consciousness taste
What does 'permanent' mean?constant lasting durable perpetual long-lasting enduring stable invariable
① accumulation package of something box assortment cluster parcel
② bad horrible atrocious ghastly horrendous disturbing dreadful horrid
③ residence dwelling nest cave terrain environment surroundings territory
④ distinctive exclusive respective singular personal sole lone specific
⑤ constant lasting durable perpetual long-lasting enduring stable invariable
What does 'personality' mean?person's character traits nature self makeup psyche charisma
① put out a fire snuff out quench stamp
② person who writes about factual events for a
③ administrative managerial ruling governing controlling managing decision-making directing
④ steps in walking step clip measure lick tread
⑤ person's character traits nature self makeup psyche charisma
What does 'perspective' mean?view outlook prospect angle context viewpoint attitude aspect
① habitual unremarkable conventional normal periodic regular ordinary everyday
② characteristic trick habit attribute quirk character feature peculiarity
③ view outlook prospect angle context viewpoint attitude aspect
④ cameraperson paparazzo photojournalist shutterbug freelance photographer var synonyms
⑤ imperfection inadequacy flaw failing failure weakness lack defect
What does 'phenomenon' mean?rare occurrence wonder paradox circumstance sensation experience reality
① give up responsibility relinquish quit waive drop abdicate
② arrangement arranging management grouping institution system symmetry planning
③ rare occurrence wonder paradox circumstance sensation experience reality
④ bliss rapture elation euphoria happiness joy gladness transport
⑤ charm loveliness dignity agility finesse beauty dexterity ease
What does 'pleasant' mean?acceptable friendly cordial likable sweet cheerful mild bland
① sign of illness or problem syndrome manifestation index
② acceptable friendly cordial likable sweet cheerful mild bland
③ lie on the surface swim hover glide hang
④ blow up collapse mushroom burst shatter detonate erupt
⑤ thwart disappoint hinder depress discourage dishearten confront baffle
What does 'poetry' mean?expressive rhythmic literary work verse paean song rhyme
① expressive rhythmic literary work verse paean song rhyme
② error goof lapse blunder misstep mistake fluff omission
③ boldness braveness fearlessness spunk grit daring endurance tenacity
④ gamble attempt deal undertaking project experiment enterprise endeavor
⑤ innermost in thought unconscious hidden inmost inner intuitive
What does 'political' mean?governmental civic constitutional economical official legislative bureaucratic var
① city downtown civil metropolitan civic central municipal popular
② situation of devastation bankruptcy wreckage collapse insolvency wreck
③ agreeable corresponding friendly cordial peaceful balanced congenial amicable
④ governmental civic constitutional economical official legislative bureaucratic var
⑤ continuation continuity endurance durability continuance something that
What does 'population' mean?inhabitants of a place society populace people community
① for that reason therefore so thus accordingly away
② inhabitants of a place society populace people community
③ rush usually of liquid deluge flow swell rise
④ severe mental distress pain torture agony affliction suffering
⑤ gain product goods saving surplus revenue turnout receipt
What does 'predictable' mean?easy to foretell certain anticipated calculable expected foreseen
① deceit maneuver fraud deception plot ploy ruse hoax
② organization often business-related department firm company bureau office
③ easy to foretell certain anticipated calculable expected foreseen
④ word for word exact real accurate actual unvarnished
⑤ sphere distance extent area space spectrum field length
What does 'previous' mean?former prior past preceding earlier antecedent anterior erstwhile
① former prior past preceding earlier antecedent anterior erstwhile
② commit one's energies thoughts give dedicate give away
③ imagination dream reverie nightmare delusion fancy illusion vision
④ fictitious story often ancient parable imagination illusion superstition
⑤ thickness flexibility firmness texture pliability fabric plasticity density
What does 'primary' mean?basic prime dominant leading initial constitutional vital immediate
① act in answer to something return acknowledge come
② office worker assistant clerk word processor executive secretary
③ basic prime dominant leading initial constitutional vital immediate
④ residence dwelling nest cave terrain environment surroundings territory
⑤ story account novel myth fable short story anecdote
What does 'private' mean?personal intimate independent confidential separate secret individual exclusive
① fiction writer writer storyteller author fictionist narrative writer
② personal intimate independent confidential separate secret individual exclusive
③ administrator custodian agent executor keeper fiduciary warden guardian
④ band music orchestra concert harmony var synonyms document.getElementsByClassName
⑤ accuracy rigor heed meticulousness exactitude attention correctness carefulness
What does 'process' mean?method series of actions to achieve result development
① belief in something as true trustworthy faith confidence
② personal intimate independent confidential separate secret individual exclusive
③ physical assault raid intrusion violation onslaught offensive skirmish
④ method series of actions to achieve result development
⑤ live or exist in locate lie squat populate
What does 'process' mean?method series of actions to achieve result development
① expense price paid worth outlay figure price tag
② middle in-between intervening medium central center fair average
③ supply with inhabitants occupy inhabit colonize live settle
④ command rule edict precept fiat statute direction ultimatum
⑤ method series of actions to achieve result development
What does 'property' mean?possessions real estate plot land wealth estate farm
① fixed consistent perpetual steady uninterrupted regular unbroken stable
② scent often manufactured and packaged for personal use
③ possessions real estate plot land wealth estate farm
④ smallest part fragment particle jot speck minim mote
⑤ clasp embrace grasp restraint constraint clamp hold hook
What does 'property' mean?possessions real estate plot land wealth estate farm
① agreement contract pact compact accord alliance league deal
② communication by publication or broadcast news television radio
③ answer respond acknowledge come back counter retort react
④ intentional premeditated careful conscious purposeful calculated studious cold-blooded
⑤ possessions real estate plot land wealth estate farm
What does 'reasonable' mean?moderate tolerable fair cheap plausible proper humane honest
① type class brand category character classification fashion group
② moderate tolerable fair cheap plausible proper humane honest
③ be present at visit show up catch haunt
④ theory proposition conjecture inference thesis explanation guess supposition
⑤ midway average intermediate par commonplace fair normal median
What does 'refuge' mean?place to hide have privacy stronghold sanctuary hideaway
① fair impartial disinterested evenhanded open-minded dispassionate unbiased equitable
② place to hide have privacy stronghold sanctuary hideaway
③ abridgement of something written compendium sketch condensation abstract
④ unexpected happening quickly unusual rapid unforeseen precipitous hasty
⑤ usual conventional commonplace exemplary classic normal symbolic regular
What does 'reject' mean?say no to refuse spurn renounce veto scrap
① say no to refuse spurn renounce veto scrap
② assurance obligation pledge engagement responsibility need promise guarantee
③ agreement consent concurrence acknowledgment acquiescence accord compliance permission
④ haphazard chance aimless unplanned irregular accidental incidental indiscriminate
⑤ cost payment loan rate insurance price tag sum
What does 'relevant' mean?appropriate to the purpose pertinent suited germane consistent
① person's task responsibility duty office profession trade operation
② challenge frustrate resist spurn thwart violate withstand confront
③ matching top and bottom clothing uniform costume wardrobe
④ keep at work hard proceed pursue endure persist
⑤ appropriate to the purpose pertinent suited germane consistent
What does 'represent' mean?present image of symbolize show perform serve produce
① band music orchestra concert harmony var synonyms document.getElementsByClassName
② present image of symbolize show perform serve produce
③ appeal plea application prayer request suit memorial imprecation
④ disposition personality outlook humor mood nature idiosyncrasy mettle
⑤ stimulate spiritually restore inspire strengthen boost embolden reassure
What does 'represent' mean?present image of symbolize show perform serve produce
① ready for use accessible usable convenient vacant possible
② charitable kind generous philanthropic compassionate benign humane altruistic
③ discharge dislodge evacuate remove exhaust ejaculate belch disgorge
④ satisfactory agreeable fair decent sufficient respectable common adequate
⑤ present image of symbolize show perform serve produce
What does 'responsible' mean?accountable in charge pledged guilty answerable important liable
① try effort shot bid try attack experiment pursuit
② accountable in charge pledged guilty answerable important liable
③ liquid flowing running fluent juicy melted molten watery
④ huge overwhelming fantastic colossal awesome marvelous fabulous formidable
⑤ charm loveliness dignity agility finesse beauty dexterity ease
What does 'sacrifice' mean?give up let go suffer cede waive offer
① tightness pressure stress strain force rigidity stiffness balance
② feeling of animate being impression taste sensitivity feel
③ at the same time meantime till in the
④ beyond belief unbelievable unimaginable preposterous improbable ridiculous absurd
⑤ give up let go suffer cede waive offer
What does 'sector' mean?area subdivision region part district zone category division
① need want lack desire wish crave miss depend
② study of humans and their culture folklore See
③ activate give more life invigorate empower motivate excite
④ impressive great noble grandiose awe-inspiring stately marvelous sumptuous
⑤ area subdivision region part district zone category division
What does 'security' mean?safety protection freedom preservation surveillance bond guarantee insurance
① safety protection freedom preservation surveillance bond guarantee insurance
② appointment for responsibility selection designation choice election suggestion
③ be present at visit show up catch haunt
④ make room lodging available shelter welcome entertain rent
⑤ way something is said utterance accent diction enunciation
What does 'sensory' mean?affecting animate nerve organs auditory visual sensual tactile
① sign of illness or problem syndrome manifestation index
② delivery of freight freight transit conveyance transportation transport
③ affecting animate nerve organs auditory visual sensual tactile
④ very large wide in range far-flung colossal far-reaching
⑤ globular object planet circle orb ball globe pill
What does 'shelter' mean?protection habitat shed sanctuary dwelling house hut shack
① be or feel at ease unwind recline soften
② projecting mass of land headland cape neck point
③ harmony tune chant inflection refrain theme music lyric
④ protection habitat shed sanctuary dwelling house hut shack
⑤ entity element item material texture object stuff body
What does 'sink' mean?fall in go under dig capsize ram sag
① antagonistic contrary defiant disobedient opposing rebellious unyielding
② fall in go under dig capsize ram sag
③ necessary obligatory inescapable indispensable crucial immediate compulsory pressing
④ stay wait hover go on linger stop live
⑤ tight stretched strained firm close stiff rigid taut
What does 'sought' mean?wanted hunted needed desired
① wanted hunted needed desired
② begin spring come from derive emerge emanate stem
③ large great huge enormous full immense tremendous hefty
④ atom piece speck fragment molecule grain fleck mite
⑤ move smoothly move down move slither shove veer
What does 'source' mean?beginning point of supply origin cause authority expert
① proof information confirmation sign deposition indication testimony clue
② beginning point of supply origin cause authority expert
③ happy agreeable fulfilled willing contented satisfied comfortable gratified
④ authentic real natural positive honest certain legitimate pure
⑤ be part of be in proper place reside
What does 'stability' mean?resistance of some degree strength support cohesion security
① state of mind climate humor mood attitude disposition
② band music orchestra concert harmony var synonyms document.getElementsByClassName
③ resistance of some degree strength support cohesion security
④ hypothesis belief code doctrine argument concept thesis system
⑤ alternative dummy stopgap temporary ersatz surrogate imitation alternate
What does 'status' mean?rank dignity prominence place stature position prestige quality
① liquid flowing running fluent juicy melted molten watery
② awkward uncomfortable impatient suspicious strained restless fearful nervous
③ take the place of put in place of
④ everything in creation world cosmos macrocosm nature everything
⑤ rank dignity prominence place stature position prestige quality
What does 'status' mean?rank dignity prominence place stature position prestige quality
① combination of red and yellow cantaloupe bittersweet titian
② modern new present-day instant current present recent mod
③ rank dignity prominence place stature position prestige quality
④ street path entrance boulevard thoroughfare route promenade channel
⑤ colleague crony cohort comrade buddy assistant accomplice fellow
What does 'stick' mean?pole often wooden wedge bat cane bar wand
① accountable in charge pledged guilty answerable important liable
② sunk wrecked stranded reefed marooned grounded cast away
③ pole often wooden wedge bat cane bar wand
④ jutting flat area or piece counter cupboard rack
⑤ instantaneous without delay urgent prompt actual critical current
What does 'suitable' mean?appropriate acceptable satisfactory relevant useful reasonable convenient sufficient
① appropriate acceptable satisfactory relevant useful reasonable convenient sufficient
② change of possession deportation transmission relocation removal assignment
③ evenly fairly uniformly justly equitably coequally coordinately correspondingly
④ person who has compulsion toward enthusiast devotee practitioner
⑤ meaning connotation implication understanding sense heart force meat
What does 'superior' mean?better greater higher excellent first-rate remarkable exceptional admirable
① overwhelming defeat disaster romp drubbing whipping thrashing embarrassment
② unite consolidate merge join associate marry wed cooperate
③ better greater higher excellent first-rate remarkable exceptional admirable
④ friendly association agreement concord concurrence partnership collusion affiliation
⑤ at a greater distance further beyond yonder longer
What does 'survival' mean?continuation continuity endurance durability continuance something that
① stay wait hover go on linger stop live
② continuation continuity endurance durability continuance something that
③ bother interfere hinder cut off disturb suspend halt
④ residence for incarcerating criminals penitentiary lockup confinement jail
⑤ place of activity position direction locality locale footing
What does 'tempt' mean?lure entice stimulate fascinate tantalize captivate motivate induce
① domineering imperious despotic hectoring swaggering blustering
② adeptness effectiveness readiness productivity ability energy talent capability
③ without limit sheer full unqualified complete unadulterated simple
④ alert awake sensible watchful sure mindful certain informed
⑤ lure entice stimulate fascinate tantalize captivate motivate induce
What does 'tempt' mean?lure entice stimulate fascinate tantalize captivate motivate induce
① possessions real estate plot land wealth estate farm
② lure entice stimulate fascinate tantalize captivate motivate induce
③ feed care for cultivate tend sustain cherish foster
④ resultant subsequent indirect ensuing consistent following intelligent logical
⑤ bad-tasting gone bad sharp acid acrid biting pungent
What does 'threat' mean?warning danger peril risk blackmail hazard intimidation menace
① in spite of regardless of against although notwithstanding
② inflection sound enunciation tone articulation modulation accent pronunciation
③ shortest minimum base bottom ground last least littlest
④ warning danger peril risk blackmail hazard intimidation menace
⑤ captivated spellbound intoxicated delighted enchanted absorbed excited enamored
What does 'threat' mean?warning danger peril risk blackmail hazard intimidation menace
① undamaged all in one piece unharmed perfect unblemished
② pile mountain pyramid heap bundle load drift hill
③ come or bring together huddle crowd cluster pick
④ warning danger peril risk blackmail hazard intimidation menace
⑤ onset of darkness at end of day sunset
What does 'tremendous' mean?huge overwhelming fantastic colossal awesome marvelous fabulous formidable
① agreement give-and-take pact accord adjustment deal bargain understanding
② huge overwhelming fantastic colossal awesome marvelous fabulous formidable
③ confine put in jail incarcerate apprehend detain jail
④ tendency practice style nature pattern quirk custom thing
⑤ concerning farming land rural gardening ranch rustic horticultural
What does 'universal' mean?worldwide entire ubiquitous prevalent broad global unlimited common
① worldwide entire ubiquitous prevalent broad global unlimited common
② impediment barrier restriction stumbling block hardship obstruction handicap
③ correctly exactly precisely scrupulously meticulously flawlessly veraciously
④ representative self-governing egalitarian constitutional free orderly popular autonomous
⑤ artificial manufactured ersatz phony makeshift fake plastic mock
What does 'valuable' mean?very important priceless profitable beneficial relevant useful helpful
① group of words way of speaking saying remark
② extremely large huge enormous monstrous tremendous limitless great
③ very important priceless profitable beneficial relevant useful helpful
④ peer equivalent competitor like rival complement duplicate companion
⑤ tilt angle point slope incline degree level gradient
What does 'value' mean?financial worth profit price rate amount cost expense
① college student freshman senior junior student sophomore underclassman
② hard try fight to win trial attempt combat
③ financial worth profit price rate amount cost expense
④ state of having positive beliefs confidence anticipation certainty
⑤ beyond reach invulnerable imperceptible sacrosanct intangible impalpable inviolable
What does 'vicious' mean?corrupt wrong savage monstrous ferocious vile dangerous atrocious
① public notice of sale notices to increase consumer
② develop in mind or physically spawn organize devise
③ physically or mentally agonizing distressing tedious troublesome hurtful
④ corrupt wrong savage monstrous ferocious vile dangerous atrocious
⑤ after following consecutive consequent ensuing successive consequential later
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Assertiveness may seem [some / to / be / people / to] uncharacteristic of [ / counselors.]
to some people to be / counselors.
If your picture [is / of / someone / counselor / a] who never [disagrees, / wants / along,” / always / “goes] everything to be [all / the / and / nice / time,] only does what [or / him / other / want / people] her to do, this is not a picture of an assertive counselor.
of a counselor is someone / disagrees, always “goes along,” wants / nice all the time, and / other people want him or
Being assertive does [not / being / to / mean / have] disagreeable.
not have to mean being/
Being a counselor [you / not / does / that / mean] should simply [silent / be / someone / tells / when] a racist joke.
does not mean that you / be silent when someone tells
An assertive counselor [would / a / find / to / way] call that [to / the / person’s / attention / fact] that the joke [is / how / explaining / racist, / it] offended the hearer,[ways / similar / suggesting / jokes / and] could be avoided.
would find a way to / person’s attention to the fact / is racist, explaining how it / and suggesting ways similar jokes
Being assertive is [developed / ― / highly / skill / a] it should [in / fit / nicely / the / counselor’s] repertoire of techniques.
a highly developed skill ― / fit nicely in the counselor’s
21 다음 글의 요지로 가장 적절한 것은?
The negative effects [such / motivators / of / extrinsic / as] grades have [with / documented / students / from / been] different cultures.
of extrinsic motivators such as / been documented with students from
Although this matter [simply / is / more / complex / than] regarding all [extrinsic / rewards / as / controlling / or] diminishing learning, we [with / and / Ryan / Richard / agree] his colleagues that [people / cultures / across / are / different] likely to express more satisfaction with their lives when their primary goals are intrinsic rather than extrinsic.
is more complex than simply / extrinsic rewards as controlling or / agree with Richard Ryan and / people across different cultures are
Another consistent research [is / when / that / finding / a] learning activity [explicitly / is / to / attain / undertaken] some extrinsic reward, [people / by / respond / seeking / the] least demanding way [of / / reward. / the / ensuring]
finding is that when a / is undertaken explicitly to attain / people respond by seeking the / of ensuring the reward.
Since there are [decades / of / three / evidence / that] dominating instruction [of / controlling / with / a / system] external rewards may [inferior / contribute / learning, / to / using] a pedagogy based [motivation / theories / intrinsic / of / on] appears to be a more reasonable and effective approach to enhancing learning among culturally diverse students.
three decades of evidence that / with a system of controlling / contribute to inferior learning, using / on theories of intrinsic motivation
* pedagogy: 교수법
22 다음 글의 주제로 가장 적절한 것은?
Twin sirens hide [history, / of / in / sea / the] tempting those [understand / to / appreciate / seeking / and] the past onto [the / of / and / reefs / misunderstanding] misinterpretation.
in the sea of history, / seeking to understand and appreciate / the reefs of misunderstanding and /
These twin dangers [temporocentrism / and / ethnocentrism. / / are]
are temporocentrism and ethnocentrism.
Temporocentrism is the [times / are / your / that / belief] the best [times. / all / of / possible / ]
belief that your times are / of all possible times.
All other times [thus / / are / inferior.]
are thus inferior.
Ethnocentrism is the [belief / culture / your / that / is] the best [cultures. / all / / possible / of]
belief that your culture is / of all possible cultures.
All other cultures [inferior. / are / / thus]
are thus inferior.
Temporocentrism and ethnocentrism [individuals / cause / and / to / unite] cultures to [individuals / other / judge / all / and] cultures by the [of / their / current / “superior” / standards] culture.
unite to cause individuals and / judge all other individuals and / “superior” standards of their current /
This leads to [perspective / lack / a / total / of] when dealing [with / or / and / / / past] foreign cultures and [misunderstanding / misappreciation / and / a / resultant] of them.
a total lack of perspective / with past and / or / a resultant misunderstanding and misappreciation /
Temporocentrism and ethnocentrism [criticisms / moderns / tempt / into / unjustified] of the [peoples / past. / the / of]
tempt moderns into unjustified criticisms / peoples of the past.
23 다음 글의 제목으로 가장 적절한 것은?
When we remark [“looks / that / with / surprise / someone] young” for [her / age, / his / or / chronological] we are observing [all / biologically / we / that / age] at different rates.
with surprise that someone “looks / his or her chronological age, / that we all age biologically /
Scientists have good [evidence / apparent / this / that / difference] is real.
evidence that this apparent difference/
It is likely [age / in / begin / changes / that] different parts [different / of / body / the / at] times and that [change / of / rate / annual / the] varies among various [as / tissues, / and / cells, / organs,] well as from person to person.
that age changes begin in / of the body at different / the rate of annual change / cells, tissues, and organs, as
Unlike the passage [of / resists / time, / biological / aging] easy measurement.
of time, biological aging resists/
What we would [is / like / to / have / one] or a [that / measurable / biological / changes / few] mirror all other [changes / reference / age / without / biological] to the passage [time, / we / that / of / so] could say, for example, that someone who is chronologically eighty years old is biologically sixty years old.
like to have is one / few measurable biological changes that / biological age changes without reference / of time, so that we
This kind of [would / measurement / explain / help / why] one eighty-year-old [youthful / many / has / so / more] qualities than does [another / eighty-year-old, / may / be / who] biologically eighty or [old. / years / even / ninety]
measurement would help explain why / has so many more youthful / another eighty-year-old, who may be / even ninety years old.
28 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어법상 틀린 것은?
The Greeks’ focus [salient / on / and / the / object] its attributes [failure / their / ① / to / led] to understand the [ / of / fundamental / causality. / nature]
on the salient object and / led to ① their failure / fundamental nature of causality.
Aristotle explained that [the / a / through / stone / falling] air is [having / due / the / to / stone] the property of [“gravity.”]
a stone falling through the / due to the stone having / “gravity.” /
But of course [of / ② / a / wood / piece] tossed into [water / instead / of / floats / sinking.]
a piece of wood ② / water floats instead of sinking.
This phenomenon Aristotle [due / explained / as / being / to] the wood [having / property / of / the / “levity”!]
explained as being due to / having the property of “levity”!
In both cases [is / ③ / focus / exclusively / the] on the [paid / no / attention / object, / with] to the possibility [that / force / outside / the / some] object might be[relevant. / ]
the focus is ③ exclusively / object, with no attention paid / that some force outside the / relevant.
But the Chinese [the / as / saw / consisting / world] of continuously [their / interacting / substances, / so / attempts] to understand it [be / to / causing / them / ④] oriented toward the [complexities / of / “field,” / the / entire] that is, the context or environment as a whole.
saw the world as consisting / interacting substances, so their attempts / ④ causing them to be / complexities of the entire “field,”
The notion ⑤ [events / that / occur / always / in] a field [been / would / of / forces / have] completely intuitive to [the / Chinese.]
that events always occur in / of forces would have been / the Chinese. /
29 (A), (B), (C)의 각 네모 안에서 문맥에 맞는 낱말로 가장 적절한 것은?
The Atitlán Giant [flightless / was / large, / a / Grebe] bird that [much / from / had / evolved / the] more widespread and [Grebe. / smaller / Pied-billed / ]
Grebe was a large, flightless / had evolved from the much / smaller Pied-billed Grebe.
By 1965 there [only / were / 80 / around / birds] left on [Lake / Atitlán. / ]
were only around 80 birds / Lake Atitlán.
One immediate reason [easy / was / spot: / to / enough] the local [was / down / human / cutting / population] the reed beds [rate. / a / / at / furious]
was easy enough to spot: / human population was cutting down / at a furious rate.
This (A) accommodation [destruction / by / / / driven / was] the needs [growing / a / fast / mat-making / of] industry.
destruction was driven by / of a fast growing mat-making
But there were [problems. / other / ]
other problems.
An American airline [was / intent / developing / on / the] lake as [for / destination / tourist / a / fishermen.]
was intent on developing the / a tourist destination for fishermen.
However, there was [problem / with / a / this / major] idea: the [lacked / supported / (B) / / / lake] any suitable sporting [ / fish!]
a major problem with this / lake (B) lacked / supported / fish!
To compensate for [defect, / a / obvious / rather / this] specially selected [fish / the / called / species / of] Large-mouthed Bass was [introduced. / ]
this rather obvious defect, a / species of fish called the / introduced.
The introduced individuals [to / turned / attentions / immediately / their] the crabs [that / lived / fish / small / and] in the lake, [competing / cooperating / thus / (C) / /] with the few [food. / for / remaining / / grebes]
immediately turned their attentions to / and small fish that lived / thus (C) competing / cooperating / remaining grebes for food.
There is also [sometimes / they / little / doubt / that] gobbled up [Giant / zebra-striped / Atitlán / the / Grebe’s] chicks.
little doubt that they sometimes / the zebra-striped Atitlán Giant Grebe’s
31.When two cultures [contact, / come / into / do / they] not exchange [cultural / / item. / every]
come into contact, they do / every cultural item.
If that were [the / there / case, / would / be] no cultural [world / today. / the / differences / in]
the case, there would be / differences in the world today.
Instead, only a [elements / number / cultural / small / of] ever spread [another. / one / to / culture / from]
small number of cultural elements / from one culture to another.
Which cultural item [is / largely / depends / accepted / on] the item’s [compatibility / with / use / already / and] existing cultural traits.
is accepted depends largely on / use and compatibility with already
For example, it [likely / that / men’s / not / is] hair dyes [“get / out / designed / the / to] gray” will spread [rural / parts / Africa / into / of] where a person’s [with / advancing / is / elevated / status] years.
is not likely that men’s / designed to “get out the / into parts of rural Africa / status is elevated with advancing
Even when a(n) [is / a / with / investigation / consistent] society’s needs, [guarantee / no / is / still / there] that it will [be / accepted. / ]
investigation is consistent with a / there is still no guarantee / be accepted.
For example, most [the / United / in / people / States] using US [foot, / units / inch, / customary / (e.g.,] yard, mile, etc.)have [the / metric / adopting / system / resisted] even though making [enable / a / change / such / would] US citizens to interface with the rest of the world more efficiently.
people in the United States / customary units (e.g., inch, foot, / resisted adopting the metric system / such a change would enable
32.
Some distinctions between [are / good / bad / hardwired / and] into our [ / biology.]
good and bad are hardwired / biology.
Infants enter the [to / to / ready / respond / world] pain as [bad / to / and / sweet / (up] to a point) [as / good. / ]
world ready to respond to / bad and to sweet (up / as good.
In many situations, [the / however, / between / good / boundary] and bad [reference / that / is / point / a] changes over time [depends / immediate / and / on / the] circumstances.
however, the boundary between good / is a reference point that / and depends on the immediate /
Imagine that you [in / out / the / country / are] on a [night, / dressed / for / inadequately / cold] the pouring rain, [your / / clothes / soaked.]
are out in the country / cold night, inadequately dressed for / your clothes soaked.
A stinging cold [your / wind / completes / misery. / ]
wind completes your misery.
As you wander [large / around, / find / a / you] rock that [from / the / provides / some / shelter] fury of the [ / elements.]
around, you find a large / provides some shelter from the / elements.
The biologist Michel [call / experience / the / would / Cabanac] of that [because / it / intensely / pleasurable / moment] functions, as pleasure [the / to / normally / indicate / does,] direction of a [improvement / of / significant / circumstances. / biologically]
Cabanac would call the experience / moment intensely pleasurable because it / normally does, to indicate the / biologically significant improvement of circumstances.
The pleasant relief [last / will / not / very / long,] of course, [will / you / and / be / soon] shivering behind the [rock / driven / by / your / again,] renewed suffering to[better / shelter. / seek / ]
will not last very long, / and you will soon be / rock again, driven by your / seek better shelter.
33.
Research and development [for / seed / improvement / long / has] been a [public / government / activity / and / domain] for the common [good. / ]
for seed improvement has long / public domain and government activity / good.
However, private capital [seed / flow / started / to / into] production and [took / as / over / it / a] sector of the [artificial / an / economy, / creating / split] between the two [the / aspects / of / seed’s / nature:] its role as means of production and its role as product.
started to flow into seed / took it over as a / economy, creating an artificial split / aspects of the seed’s nature:
This process gained [the / pace / invention / after / of] hybrid breeding [late / the / maize / in / of] 1920s.
pace after the invention of / of maize in the late
Today most maize [ / cultivated / hybrids. / seed / are]
seed cultivated are hybrids.
The companies that [them / are / to / sell / able] keep the [farmers, / parent / distinct / lines / from] and the grain [that / is / not / produce / they] suited for seed [ / and / saving / replanting.]
sell them are able to / distinct parent lines from farmers, / that they produce is not / saving and replanting.
The combination guarantees [will / that / to / farmers / have] buy more [the / each / from / company / seed] season.
that farmers will have to / seed from the company each
In the 1990s [patent / laws / extension / of / the] as the [tool / rights / only / intellectual / property] into the area [of / varieties / seed / to / started] create a growing [market / companies. / seed / for / private]
the extension of patent laws / only intellectual property rights tool / of seed varieties started to / market for private seed companies.
34. Long before Walt [wrote / Leaves / of / Whitman / Grass,] poets had [addressed / to / fame. / themselves / ]
Whitman wrote Leaves of Grass, / addressed themselves to fame.
Horace, Petrarch, Shakespeare, [hoped / all / Keats / Milton, / and] that poetic [would / them / a / grant / greatness] kind of earthly [immortality. / ]
Milton, and Keats all hoped / greatness would grant them a / immortality.
Whitman held a [faith / similar / for / centuries / that] the world [ / would / value / poems. / his]
similar faith that for centuries / would value his poems.
But to this [ancient / to / desire / forever / live] on the [new / added / page, / a / he] sense of fame.
ancient desire to live forever / page, he added a new
Readers would not [the / attend / poet’s / simply / to] work; they [to / the / attracted / be / would] greatness of his [ / personality.]
simply attend to the poet’s / would be attracted to the / personality.
They would see [poems / vibrant / a / in / his] cultural performance, [individual / the / springing / from / an] book with tremendous [and / appeal. / / charisma]
in his poems a vibrant / an individual springing from the / charisma and appeal.
Out of the [and / rallies / electoral / parades / political] that marked [Jacksonian / defined / America, / Whitman / poetic] fame in relation [crowd. / the / / to]
political rallies and electoral parades / Jacksonian America, Whitman defined poetic / to the crowd.
Other poets might [for / their / inspiration / look / from] the goddess [of / poetry. / ]
look for their inspiration from / of poetry.
Whitman’s poet sought [celebrities. / political / with / fame / ]
fame with political celebrities.
In the instability [fame / of / democracy, / would / American] be dependent [degree / the / on / on / celebrity,] to which the [rejoiced / in / poet / the / people] and his work.
of American democracy, fame would / on celebrity, on the degree / people rejoiced in the poet /
35 순서.
Some people make [changes / in / few / life. / intentional]
few intentional changes in life./
Sure, over time [may / fatter, / gather / get / they] lines, and [go / gray.]
they may get fatter, gather / go gray.
But they wear [same / way, / hair / the / their] buy the [of / brand / eat / same / shoes,] the same breakfast, [routines / to / for / and / stick] no reason other [of / a / ease / than / the] comfortable, predictable life.
their hair the same way, / same brand of shoes, eat / and stick to routines for / than the ease of a
Yet as both [life / show, / real / and / research] many others [changes. / make / important / do]
research and real life show, / do make important changes.
They train for [fields, / switch / smoking, / quit / marathons,] write plays, [take / the / or / up / guitar,] learn to tango [if / danced / even / they / never] before in their [lives. / ]
marathons, quit smoking, switch fields, / take up the guitar, or / even if they never danced / lives.
What is the [between / difference / these / groups / two] of people?
difference between these two groups/
It’s their perspective.
People who change [do / question / change / whether / not] is possible [reasons / or / look / for / they] cannot change.
do not question whether change / or look for reasons they
They simply decide [change / a / on / want / they] and do [is / necessary / to / accomplish / what] it.
on a change they want / what is necessary to accomplish
Changing, which always [decision, / firm / from / a / stems] becomes job [one. / number]
stems from a firm decision, / number one.
36 순서.Sometimes, after punishment [has / a / few / administered / been] times, it [because / needn’t / continued, / be / the] mere threat of [enough / induce / to / punishment / is] the desired behavior.
has been administered a few / needn’t be continued, because the / punishment is enough to induce /
Psychologists call this [because / training / person / avoidance / the] is learning [of / the / possibility / to / avoid] a punishing consequence.
avoidance training because the person / to avoid the possibility of
Avoidance training is [for / many / behaviors. / responsible / everyday]
responsible for many everyday behaviors./
It has taught [to / umbrella / carry / an / you] when it [looks / like / to / rain / avoid] the punishment of [keep / wet, / and / to / getting] your hand away [a / to / iron / from / hot] avoid the punishment of a burn.
you to carry an umbrella / looks like rain to avoid / getting wet, and to keep / from a hot iron to
Avoidance training, however, [always / doesn’t / in / our / work] favor.
doesn’t always work in our/
For instance, a [has / who / child / been / repeatedly] criticized for [performance / on / poor / may / math] learn to dodge [math / in / order / problems / difficult] to avoid further [punishment.]
child who has been repeatedly / poor performance on math may / difficult math problems in order / punishment.
Unfortunately, because of [avoidance, / the / fails / this / child] to develop [skills / his / therefore / and / math] improve the capabilities [and / has, / so / he / a] vicious cycle has [set / in. / ]
this avoidance, the child fails / his math skills and therefore / he has, and so a / set in.
The avoidance must [unlearned / through / some / positive / be] experiences with [math / this / order / in / for] cycle to be [broken.]
be unlearned through some positive / math in order for this / broken. /
37 삽입.
Remember when you [imagined / were / you / little / and] that adults [ / had / infinite / power?]
were little and you imagined / had infinite power?
Surely someone who [the / could / open / car, / drive] the juice [container, / and / reach / the / sink] could make it [raining. / / stop]
could drive the car, open / container, and reach the sink / stop raining.
I think that’s [we / expectation / the / that / same] have with [and / dogs / to / our / respect] their ability to [smell. / ]
the same expectation that we / respect to our dogs and / smell.
Because they are [their / so / good / using / at] noses, we [assume / smell / that / can / they] anything, anytime.
so good at using their / assume that they can smell
But dogs use [and / the / senses, / other / too,] brains of [humans / and / both / tend / dogs] to intensify one [ / time. / sense / at / a]
other senses, too, and the / both humans and dogs tend / sense at a time.
Many owners have [snapped / been / their / at / by] dogs when [with / a / home / they / returned] new hairdo or [ / new / coat. / a]
been snapped at by their / they returned home with a / a new coat.
Surprised by the [vision / silhouette / of / unfamiliar / an] pushing into [the / house, / dogs / were / these] using their eyes [their / of / noses. / instead]
vision of an unfamiliar silhouette / the house, these dogs were / instead of their noses. /
Their noses may [remarkable, / they’re / but / not / be] always switched [on.]
be remarkable, but they’re not / on.
38 삽입.
Money ― beyond [bare / minimum / for / the / necessary] food and [nothing / ― / is / shelter / more] than a means [an / / to / end.]
the bare minimum necessary for / shelter ― is nothing more / to an end.
Yet so often [confuse / means / with / ends, / we] and sacrifice [(end) / for / money / happiness / (means).]
we confuse means with ends, / happiness (end) for money (means).
It is easy [do / when / this / material / to] wealth is [the / to / elevated / position / of] the ultimate end, [as / is / so / often / it] in our society.
to do this when material / elevated to the position of / as it so often is /
This is not [that / to / accumulation / the / say] and production [material / in / is / wealth / of] itself wrong.
to say that the accumulation / of material wealth is in
Material prosperity can [help / as / individuals, / as / well] society, attain [ / happiness. / of / higher / levels]
help individuals, as well as / higher levels of happiness.
Financial security can [liberate / from / us / work / we] do not [find / and / meaningful / from / having] to worry about [ / next / the / paycheck.]
liberate us from work we / find meaningful and from having / the next paycheck.
Moreover, the desire [money / can / make / challenge / to] and inspire [us. / ]
to make money can challenge / us.
Even so, it [the / not / is / money / per] se that [but / fact / valuable, / the / is] that it can [potentially / more / yield / positive / experiences.]
is not the money per / is valuable, but the fact / potentially yield more positive experiences. /
Material wealth in [and / itself / does / of / not] necessarily generate [emotional / or / lead / meaning / to] wealth.
and of itself does not / meaning or lead to emotional
39 다음 글에서 전체 흐름과 관계 없는 문장은?
Food intake is [for / of / the / essential / survival] every living [organism. / ]
essential for the survival of / organism.
The failure to [food / detect / spoiled / or / toxic] can have [deadly / consequences. / ]
detect spoiled or toxic food / deadly consequences.
Therefore, it is [surprising / use / that / humans / not] all their [five / to / senses / food / analyze] quality.
not surprising that humans use / five senses to analyze food
A first judgment [of / value / the / about / a] food source [on / made / appearance / is / its] and smell.
about the value of a / is made on its appearance
Food that looks [and / is / taken / attractive / smells] into the [mouth. / ]
and smells attractive is taken / mouth.
Here, based on [sensory / that / complex / a / analysis] is not [to / only / sense / the / restricted] of taste but [includes / smell, / also / and / touch,] hearing, the final [decision / swallow / whether / or / to] reject food is made.
a complex sensory analysis that / only restricted to the sense / also includes smell, touch, and / decision whether to swallow or
Frequently, this complex [interaction / is / between / different / senses] inappropriately referred [as / to / although / it / ‘taste’] should be better [perception, / it / flavor / called / because] uses multiple senses.
interaction between different senses is / to as ‘taste’ although it / called flavor perception, because it /
40 요약.
Performance must be [what / in / of / judged / terms] is under [control / the / of / the / individuals] being evaluated rather [those / performance / influences / than/ on] that are beyond [their / / control.]
judged in terms of what / the control of the individuals / than those influences on performance / their control.
There can be [of / influential / factors, / broad, / sometimes] an economic [down / nature, / the / hold / that] performance of everyone [judged. / being / ]
broad, influential factors, sometimes of / nature, that hold down the / being judged.
One example is [sales. / in / ]
in sales.
If there is [general / downturn / a / in / the] economy and [are / or / services / not / products] being purchased with [same / the / in / frequency / as] the previous year, [could / for / be / down, / sales] example, by an average of 15%.
a general downturn in the / products or services are not / the same frequency as in / sales could be down, for
This 15% (actually [represent / then / figure / －15%) / would] “average” performance.
－15%) figure would then represent/
Perhaps the best [salesperson / in / the / year / had] only a [drop / sales / over / in / 3%] the previous year.
salesperson in the year had / 3% drop in sales over
Thus, “good” performance [is / in / this / a / situation] smaller loss [to / compared / some / or / average] norm group.
in this situation is a / compared to some average or
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