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 🗿 Thanks, Cloze 
 From SAMM3

1. Today I saw a he
artwarming
 movie 
태
 [calling / called]
2
 A Street Cat 
태
 [naming / named]
2
 Bob.

2. In this movie, James, a musician, finds a cat 
태
 [naming / named]
2
 Bob and de
cides
 to take care of it.

3. By doing so, James st
arts
 to become a more re
sponsible
 pe
rson
.

5. And 
전치
 [t
hanks
 t
o
] Bob, James is able to make more money when he plays music on the street.

6. Bob even helps James and his ne
ighbor
 Betty fall in love!

7. Without Bob, James would have had a sad, lo
nely
 life.

8. I think this movie shows the true po
wer
 of fr
iendship
.

9. If we help and su
pport
 one 
접전선택!
 [another / other]
1
, we can all lead jo
yful
 lives.

10. Most of us can ea
sily
 ac
cess
 clean, sa
fe
 drinking water.

11. But un
fortunately
, about 750 million people ar
ound
 the world cannot.

12. I wish that everyone had ac
cess
 to clean water.

13. Walking for Water is a pr
ogram
 in the Netherlands that hopes to make this wish a re
ality
!

14. Each year, it pr
omotes
 walks 
전관선택
 [under which / in which]
2
 school children get sp
onsored
 to carry six li
ters
 of water.

15. For six kilometers, the children carry the water 
접속선택!
 [as / as if]
2
 they needed it for su
rvival
.

16. This ra
ises
 money for those who need clean water, and it 
삽입주의!
 [also] brings people’s at
tention
 to this im
portant
 is
sue
.

17. In tr
opical
 oc
eans
 ar
ound
 the world, you can hear a co
nstant
 sn
apping
sound.

18. This sound comes from little sn
apping
 sh
rimp
.

19. Each of these small cr
eatures
 has a large cl
aw
 that cr
eates
 this sound when it shuts.

20. Bi
ologists
 used to think this sound was si
mply
 the result of the sh
rimp
’s cl
aw
closing.

22. When the cl
aw
 closes, an ar
ea
 of low pr
essure
 
수동
 [i
s
 for
med
] ar
ound
 it.

23. This causes tiny bu
bbles
 to get bigger, and they bu
rst
 when they en
ter
 an ar
ea
 of no
rmal
 pr
essure
.

24. This co
llapse
 cr
eates
 the loud noise, and it is 
삽입주의!
 [also] quite po
werful
.

25. These cl
ever
 sh
rimp
 have even learned to use these bu
bbles
 as a weapon to sh
ock
 their pr
ey
.

26. It is 
접속선택!
 [as / as if]
2
 they had their own st
un
 gu
n
!

27. Cleopatra VII is one of an
cient
 Egypt’s most famous rulers.

28. The stories about her beauty and in
telligence
 are well - known.

29. 
연결
 [However / As a result]
1
, the story of her being bu
ried
 somewhere with her lover Mark Antony st
imulates
 our cu
riosity
 most of all.

30. It 
수동
 [i
s
 th
o
ught
] that they 
수동
 [w
ere
 even bu
r
ied
] with gold and silver treasure!

31. And for this re
ason
, people have hoped to find their to
mb
.

32. Su
rprisingly
, in 2010, many to
mbs
 from the time of Cleopatra VII 
수동
 [w
ere
 dis
covered
].

33. 
연결
 [However / As a result]
1
, none of them be
longed
 to Cleopatra VII 
대명선택!
 [her / herself]
2
.

34. The only cl
ue
 we have re
garding
 the lo
cation
 of her to
mb
 comes from the Greek bi
ographer
 Plutarch.

35. In one of his writings, he me
ntions
 that it 
수동
 [i
s
 lo
c
ated
] near a temple of the Egyptian god Isis.

36. Without Plutarch’s writings, we would not have any cl
ues
 at all re
garding
 the wh
ereabouts
 of Cleopatra VII’s to
mb
.

37. Su
pposing
 someone did find it, th
ough
, the treasure would probably already 
수동
 [b
e
go
n
e
].

38. That is because gr
ave
 ro
bbers
 li
kely
 fo
und
 the to
mb
 and to
ok
 all of the treasure long ago.

39. One of the coldest pl
aces
 in the world is a Ru
ssian
 town 
태
 [calling / called]
2
Oymyakon.

40. Oymyakon’s lo
west
 ever temperature 
수동
 [w
as
 re
c
orded
] in 1924, when it dr
opped
 to mi
nus
 71.2 de
grees
 Celsius!

41. The fr
eezing
 temperatures in winter make living there in
credibly
 in
convenient
.

42. 
연결
 [For example / In addition]
1
, if you wear glasses ou
tdoors
, they can stick to your face.

43. And the ri
sk
 of fr
ostbite
 is great.

44. 
삽입주의!
 [Also], most of the people in Oymyakon have he
ated
 ga
rages
.

45. If someone leaves their car ou
tside
, they need to keep it running.

46. But Oymyakon’s summers are su
rprisingly
 nice.

47. Temperatures can even ri
se
 above 30 de
grees
 Celsius!

48. My friend Emily is great at taking ph
otographs
, so I asked her for some tips.

49. First, she said that it is good to keep ph
otos
 si
mple
.

50. If you in
clude
 too many things in the picture, then the viewer can 
수동
 [b
e
 dis
tracted
].

51. Keeping things si
mple
 makes the su
bject
 stand out.

52. She 
삽입주의!
 [also] said that I should try shooting from different an
gles
.

53. 
연결
 [For in
stance
 / In addition]
1
, by shooting from a low an
gle
, you can in
clude
 
분사태선택!
 [interesting / interested]
1
 de
tails
 in the fo
reground
.

54. You can 
삽입주의!
 [also] ca
pture
 more of the sky in the ba
ckground
.

55. Fi
nally
, she told me to in
clude
 lines in my pictures.

56. This can help show di
stance
, and it gives ph
otos
 a feeling of de
pth
.

58. The most po
pular
 is probably ice ho
ckey
, and a lot of people enjoy street hockey and field hockey, too.

59. But have you ever heard of un
derwater
 hockey?

60. Many people who play it say that it has become their fa
vorite
 sport!

61. Un
derwater
 hockey 
수동
 [w
as
 in
v
ented
] in the 1950s in Great Britain.

62. Sn
orkeling
 eq
uipment
, a stick, a pr
otective
 cap and gloves, and a pu
ck
are needed to play.

63. Since the whole game takes pl
ace
 below water, goggles are im
portant
, too.

64. And each player has to ma
nage
 his or her br
eathing
 well.

65. Un
derwater
 hockey is growing in po
pularity
, and several co
untries
 now have national teams.

66. These teams co
mpete
 in a to
urnament
 held every two years to become the world champions!

67. Do you know what the national flags of Australia, New Zealand, and Brazil have in co
mmon
?

68. They all fe
ature
 a co
nstellation
 of stars 
태
 [calling / called]
2
 the Southern Cross.

69. All of these co
untries
 are in the southern he
misphere
, where the co
nstellation
 can 
수동
 [b
e
 see
n
] throughout most of the year.

70. It can 
삽입주의!
 [also] 
수동
 [b
e
 see
n
] in the northern he
misphere
, but only from tr
opical
ar
eas
.

71. There, it ap
pears
 for a few hours near the ho
rizon
 each night in winter and spring.

72. Although the Southern Cross is the smallest co
nstellation
, its stars are very bright.

73. It 
수동
 [i
s
 mad
e
] up of four stars that re
semble
 a cross.

74. It 
삽입주의!
 [also] in
cludes
 a fifth star, which ap
pears
 in the lo
wer
 half of the cross.

75. This star 
수동
 [i
s
 sho
wn
] on the Australian and Brazilian flags.

76. But it is not 
분사구
 [fea
tured
 o
n
] the New Zealand flag.

77. The longer part of the cross points in the di
rection
 of the South Po
le
.

79. Yesterday, I saw an 
분사태선택!
 [interesting / interested]
1
 ph
otography
 ex
hibition
.

80. Many of the pictures there looked un
real
.

81. That is because they were ph
otomontages
.

82. Ph
otomontage
 is the pr
ocess
 of tu
rning
 two or more ph
otographs
into a new im
age
 by cu
tting
, gl
uing
, re
arranging
, and ov
erlapping
 them.

84. In one of the pictures, the artist’s body 
수동
 [w
as
 com
bined
] with a cat’s head.

85. It 
수동
 [w
as
 this im
age
 that ins
pired
] me to make my own ph
otomontage
.

86. First, I fo
und
 a picture of myself with my arms sp
read
 out.

87. Using a computer pr
ogram
, I put the im
age
 of myself onto a ba
ckground
 of the sky.

89. Spiders often eat flies or other insects that become tr
apped
 in their we
bs
.

90. Hardly is that all they eat, th
ough
.

91. Researchers have di
scovered
 that spiders’ diets are more di
verse
 than we th
ought
 
특이
 
before
.

92. What is very 
분사태선택!
 [surprising / su
rprised
]
1
 is that many kinds of spiders fe
ed
 on plants.

93. It 
수동
 [i
s
 now kn
o
wn
] that they snack on po
llen
, se
eds
, grasses, and more.

94. They es
pecially
 like ne
ctar
, which 
수동
 [i
s
 pro
duced
] in flowers.

95. This be
havior
 
긴동
 [ha
s
 be
en
 ob
s
erved
] on every co
ntinent
 except Antarctica.

96. And it is more co
mmon
 in warmer ar
eas
.

97. That is probably because it is in warmer ar
eas
 that plants with large am
ounts
 of ne
ctar
 are wi
despread
.

98. So, it tu
rns
 out that spiders eat more than just bu
gs
!

99. One day, something un
expected
 ha
ppened
 at a subway station in Washington, DC.

100. A man st
arted
 playing a violin.

101. A few people briefly stopped to listen 
주비
 [be
fore
 mov
ing
] 
특이
 
on
.

102. Some others dr
opped
 some tip money in the man’s open violin case.

103. More than a thousand people walked by while hardly no
ticing
.

105. It was world famous musician Joshua Bell that was pe
rforming
.

106. And he was playing some of the most di
fficult
 violin pieces ever written on a 3.5 million dollar violin.

107. Not until news about the ev
ent
 
수동
 [w
as
 re
l
eased
] did people re
alize
 what 
시제선택!
[have ha
ppened
 / had ha
ppened
]
2
.

108. Many people were 
분사태선택!
 [surprising / su
rprised
]
2
 that they 
시제선택!
 [have passed / had passed]
2
 by such an 
분사태선택!
 [outstanding / ou
tstanded
]
1
 musician.

109. How many 
분사태선택!
 [amazing / amazed]
1
 things do you think you miss in your da
ily
 life?

110. Scientists have made a re
markable
 di
scovery
 on the Indonesian island of Flores.

111. They have fo
und
 the re
mains
 of a hu
man
 - like sp
ecies
.

112. The sp
ecies
 grew no larger than a mo
dern
 three - year - old child.

113. Workers who were di
gging
 up the re
mains
 
수동
 [w
ere
 re
m
inded
] of the small hu
man
 - like ch
aracters
 from the no
vel
 The Hobbit.

114. So, they nicknamed them ho
bbits
.

115. The ho
bbits
’ brains would have only been about one third the size of a mo
dern
 hu
man
’s.

116. Still, sc
ientists
 em
phasize
 that, for their size, they had large br
aincases
.

117. They 
삽입주의!
 [also] say that they had op
posable
 th
umbs
, walked up
right
, and used tools.

118. For these re
asons
, they have put them with hu
mans
 in the ge
nus
 Homo.

119. The ho
bbits
 went ex
tinct
 ar
ound
 the time of a major vo
lcanic
 er
uption
about 18,000 years ago.

120. Scientists do not know if they in
teracted
 with mo
dern
 hu
mans
 
접속선택!
 [before / before that]
2
 ha
ppened
.

121. 
상접선택!
 [either / ne
ither
]
2
 do they know what those in
teractions
 might have been like.

122. 
연결
 [However / As a result]
1
, the ho
bbits
’ ex
istence
 is im
portant
, as it ch
allenges
 our cu
rrent
 understanding of hu
man
 ev
olution
.

123. [Space Ju
nk
] On March 12, 2009, everything se
emed
 no
rmal
 in space.

124. As
tronauts
 were working on the In
ternational
 Space Station.

125. Su
ddenly
, an em
ergency
 si
gnal
 sounded.

126. Mi
ssion
 Co
ntrol
 or
dered
 the as
tronauts
 to leave the station.

127. They ran to the es
cape
 room, and waited for fu
rther
 or
ders
.

129. A small ob
ject
 was ap
proaching
 the space station ra
pidly
.

131. Mi
ssion
 Co
ntrol
 was afraid it would strike the station.

132. Ten minutes later, Mi
ssion
 Co
ntrol
 sent a me
ssage
 that the glove 
시제선택!
 [have passed / had passed]
2
 by the station.

133. Phew, they were sa
fe
.

134. The station 
시제선택!
 [have just es
caped
 / had just es
caped
]
2
 a tr
agedy
.

135. What Is Space Ju
nk
?

136. Until 1957, the only thing that was moving ar
ound
 the Earth was the Moon.

137. Now, 
연결
 [however / as a result]
1
, there 
문법선택!
 [is / was / are]
3
 thousands of sa
tellites
 ar
ound
 the Earth.

138. Many of these sa
tellites
 are no longer in use.

139. They have become space ju
nk
.

140. Space ju
nk
 ex
ists
 in various fo
rms
: used rocket bo
dies
, br
oken
 sa
tellites
, and even gloves that as
tronauts
 have lost.

141. Scientists say, About 370,000 pieces of space ju
nk
 
수동
 [w
ere
 ob
s
erved
] in 2010, and the number will be three times bigger by 2030.

142. Why Is Space Ju
nk
 a Pr
oblem
?

143. Space ju
nk
 travels at a speed 
선택
 [of / of about]
2
 28,000km/h.

144. That is ten times faster than a bu
llet
.

145. 
연결
 [On the co
ntrary
 / Th
erefore
]
2
, any cr
ash
 would result in se
rious
 da
mage
.

146. A sc
ientist
 in NASA warned, In space, just one little bo
lt
 can de
stroy
 a whole sa
tellite
.

147. If a sa
tellite
 
수동
 [w
ere
 de
s
troyed
], we would face se
rious
 pr
oblems
.

148. Your ce
ll
 ph
one
 would stop working, and there would be no weather fo
recasts
.

150. What Can 
수동
 [B
e
 Don
e
] About Space Ju
nk
?

151. Today sc
ientists
 are looking for ways to clean up space ju
nk
.

153. The lasers wouldn't de
stroy
 the ju
nk
, but would move the ju
nk
 away from working sa
tellites
.

154. 
선택!
 [Another / Other]
1
 idea is to de
velop
 a new sp
aceship
 that can act like a ga
rbage
 truck.

155. This high - flying ga
rbage
 truck could catch ju
nk
 and drop it into the Earth's at
mosphere
.

156. The ju
nk
 would then burn up 
주비
 [be
fore
 st
r
ik
ing
] the ground.

157. 
연결
 [However / As a result]
1
, the most im
portant
 thing is that we should not cr
eate
any more space ju
nk
.

158. To do this, we should pr
event
 sa
tellites
 from cr
ashing
 into each other.

159. If we pr
evented
 sa
tellites
 from cr
ashing
 into each other, less space ju
nk
would 
수동
 [b
e
 mad
e
].

160. We should 
삽입주의!
 [also] de
sign
 space tools that are harder for as
tronauts
 to lose.

161. So far, sc
ientists
 have fo
cused
 on ex
ploring
 and using space.

162. 
연결
 [However / As a result]
1
, they 
수동
 [a
re
 becoming more co
n
cerned
] about how to use space sa
fely
.

163. De
aling
 with the space ju
nk
 pr
oblem
 re
mains
 a ch
allenge
 for all sc
ientists
 ar
ound
 the world.

165. He built this mu
seum
 in 1938, and Gansong was his nickname.

166. He 
수동
 [w
as
 bo
r
n
] in Seoul in 1906.

167. When Korea was under Japanese ru
le
, he re
gretted
 that many va
luable
 old Korean ar
tworks
 
5V보
 were tak
en
 [to / X]
1
 Japan.

168. He de
cided
 to spend his life keeping Korea's cu
ltural
 he
ritage
 from Japanese hands.

169. With lots of his ef
fort
, Gansong could keep many pieces of cu
ltural
 he
ritage
.

170. 
연결
 [On the co
ntrary
 / As a result]
2
, today you will see 12 National Treasures and many other va
luable
 Korean ar
tworks
 di
splayed
 here.

171. On your right is the most famous and beautiful piece of Goryeo ce
ladon
.

172. There 
문법선택!
 [is / was / are]
3
 69 cranes on its su
rface
.

173. 
연결
 [However / As a result]
1
, if you tu
rn
 it ar
ound
, it looks like there 
문법선택!
 [is / was / are]
3
thousands of cranes flying in the sky.

174. Or
iginally
 it 
수동
 [w
as
 tak
en
] by a Japanese th
ief
 from the to
mb
 of ChoiWoo, a general in the late Goryeo Dy
nasty
 pe
riod
.

175. Gansong bought it for 20,000 won from a Japanese an
tique
 de
aler
.

176. Today, that am
ount
 would be more than 6 bi
llion
 won.

177. Later, a Japanese art co
llector
 tried to buy it for two times the or
iginal
 pr
ice
Gansong had paid, but Gansong knew its va
lue
 and re
fused
 the of
fer
.

178. The next di
splay
 you will see is the Hunminjeongeum.

179. It played a major ro
le
 in helping people understand the pr
inciples
 of Hangeul.

180. Although it 
수동
 [w
as
 men
tioned
] in many books, no one knew where it really was.

181. 
연결
 [However / As a result]
1
, one day in 1940, Gansong heard that it 
긴동
 [ha
d
 be
en
 fo
u
nd
] and went to meet the ow
ner
.

182. At first, the ow
ner
 he
sitated
 to sell it because it was his family's treasure.

183. Gansong fi
nally
 pe
rsuaded
 the ow
ner
 and he de
cided
 to sell it to Gansong.

184. The ow
ner
 asked for 1,000 won but Gansong paid 10,000 won.

185. Gansong's pr
inciple
 was to pay fa
ir
 pr
ices
 for the pieces for his co
llection
and he couldn't pay just 1,000 won for a treasure like the Hunminjeongeum.

186. Now if you step this way, you can enjoy famous pa
intings
 from Sh
in
 Yunbok's sketchbook.

187. The sketchbook in
cludes
 30 pa
intings
 showing people's ev
eryday
 lives in the late Joseon Dy
nasty
 pe
riod
.

188. Actually, it 
긴동
 [ha
d
 be
en
 tak
en
] by Japan.

189. 
연결
 [However / As a result]
1
, Gansong 
대명선택!
 [him / himself]
2
 went to Japan and go
t
 it back 
주비
[af
ter
 mak
ing
] a de
al
 with a Japanese an
tique
 de
aler
.

190. At first, the de
aler
 asked Gansong for 50,000 won.

191. Even th
ough
 he knew the sketchbook was va
luable
, the pr
ice
 was un
reasonably
 high.

192. He kept ex
plaining
 his love for Korean ar
tworks
 and asked the de
aler
 
5v보
[lower / to lo
wer
]
2
 the pr
ice
.

193. The de
aler
 
수동
 [w
as
 deeply mov
ed
] by Gansong and sold it for half his or
iginal
 pr
ice
.

194. Before you look at the next di
splay
, I'd like to go over one point.

195. Although Gansong did not spend much money on 
대명선택!
 [him / himself]
2
, he did not he
sitate
 to spend his money for his country.

196. He co
llected
 not only old Korean ar
tworks
, but 
삽입주의!
 [also] the sp
irit
 and pr
ide
 of Korea.

 🤞어순을 찾아줘 [우선순위] 


1. Each [year, / in / promotes / it / walks] which [school / get / to / children / sponsored] carry [liters / six / of / water] 

2. It [as / had / if / they / is] their [stun / gun / own] 

3. The [have / only / regarding / we / clue] the [her / location / of / comes / tomb] from [Plutarch / the / biographer / Greek] 

4. In [of / one / his / writings, / he] mentions [located / near / it / is / that] a [god / temple / Egyptian / of / the] Isis 

5. Without [would / we / writings, / not / Plutarch’s] have [any / regarding / clues / at / all] the [tomb / of / Cleopatra / VII’s / whereabouts] 

6. For [shooting / from / instance, / a / by] low [can / include / angle, / interesting / you] details [the / foreground / in] 

7. Snorkeling, [a / a / stick, / equipment, / ] protective [cap / and / and / gloves, / a] puck [needed / are / play / to] 

8. Photomontage [turning / of / process / the / is] two [more / photographs / a / into / or] new [gluing, / cutting, / image / by / rearranging,] and [overlapping / them] 

9. This [observed / behavior / has / on / been] every [continent / Antarctica / except] 

10. Workers [digging / who / up / the / were] remains [of / the / reminded / were / small]human-like [novel / The / characters / from / the] Hobbit 

11. They [they / say / that / also / had] opposable [thumbs, / and / upright, / walked / used]tools 

12. The [extinct / the / around / went / hobbits] time [major / volcanic / a / eruption / of] about [18,000 / years / ago] 

13. However, [important, / the / is / existence / hobbits’] as [current / challenges / our / it / understanding] of [evolution / human] 

14. Space [junk / forms: / in / exists / various] used [rocket / satellites, / bodies, / and / broken] even [astronauts / lost / gloves / have / that] 

15. If [destroyed, / satellite / a / were / we] would [problems / face / serious] 

16. If [from / satellites / crashing / we / prevented] into [each / space / less / junk / other,]would [made / be] 

17. However, [went / to / Japan / Gansong / himself] and [it / making / got / back / after] a [Japanese / a / antique / deal / with] dealer 


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[1] ① heartwarming ② 2 ③ 2 
[2] ① 2 
[3] 
[4] ① 2 
[5] ① thanks ② to 
[6] 
[7] 
[8] 
[9] ① support ② 1 
[10] ① access 
[11] 
[12] ① access 
[13] ① reality 
[14] ① promotes ② 2 ③ sponsored 
[15] ① 2 ② survival 
[16] ① raises ② attention ③ issue 
[17] ① tropical ② constant ③ snapping 
[18] ① snapping ② shrimp 
[19] ① creatures 
[20] ① Biologists ② shrimp 
[21] ① 1 
[22] ① pressure ② is ③ formed 
[23] ① bubbles ② burst ③ pressure 
[24] ① collapse 
[25] ① shrimp ② bubbles ③ prey 
[26] ① 2 ② stun 
[27] 
[28] ① intelligence 
[29] ① 1 ② buried ③ stimulates ④ curiosity 
[30] ① is ② thought ③ were ④ buried 
[31] 
[32] ① Surprisingly ② were ③ discovered 
[33] ① 1 ② belonged ③ 2 
[34] ① clue ② regarding ③ location ④ biographer 
[35] ① mentions ② is ③ located 
[36] ① clues ② regarding ③ whereabouts 
[37] ① Supposing ② be ③ gone 
[38] ① grave ② likely 
[39] ① 2 
[40] ① lowest ② was ③ recorded ④ degrees 
[41] ① incredibly ② inconvenient 
[42] ① 1 ② outdoors 
[43] ① frostbite 
[44] 
[45] 
[46] ① surprisingly 
[47] ① degrees 
[48] 
[49] 
[50] ① include ② be ③ distracted 
[51] ① subject 
[52] 
[53] ① 1 ② include ③ 1 ④ details ⑤ foreground 
[54] ① background 
[55] ① include 
[56] 
[57] ① 3 
[58] ① hockey 
[59] 
[60] 
[61] ① was ② invented 
[62] ① Snorkeling ② equipment ③ protective ④ puck 
[63] 
[64] ① manage ② breathing 
[65] ① popularity 
[66] ① compete ② tournament 
[67] 
[68] ① feature ② constellation ③ 2 
[69] ① hemisphere ② constellation ③ be ④ seen 
[70] ① be ② seen ③ hemisphere ④ tropical 
[71] ① horizon 
[72] ① constellation 
[73] ① is ② made ③ resemble 
[74] ① includes 
[75] ① is ② shown 
[76] ① featured ② on 
[77] 
[78] 
[79] ① 1 
[80] ① unreal 
[81] ① photomontages 
[82] ① Photomontage ② process ③ gluing ④ rearranging ⑤ overlapping 
[83] ① 2 
[84] ① was ② combined 
[85] ① was ② inspired ③ photomontage 
[86] 
[87] ① background 
[88] 
[89] 
[90] 
[91] ① diverse ② before 
[92] ① 1 ② feed 
[93] ① is ② known ③ pollen 
[94] ① especially ② nectar ③ is ④ produced 
[95] ① behavior ② has ③ been ④ observed 
[96] 
[97] ① nectar ② widespread 
[98] 
[99] ① unexpected 
[100] 
[101] ① before ② mov ③ ing ④ on 
[102] 
[103] ① noticing 
[104] ① 1 
[105] ① performing 
[106] 
[107] ① was ② released ③ realize ④ 2 
[108] ① 2 ② 2 ③ outstanded ④ 1 
[109] ① 1 
[110] ① remarkable ② discovery 
[111] ① remains ② species 
[112] ① species 
[113] ① digging ② remains ③ were ④ reminded ⑤ characters 
[114] ① hobbits 
[115] ① hobbits 
[116] ① emphasize ② braincases 
[117] ① opposable ② thumbs ③ upright 
[118] ① genus 
[119] ① hobbits ② extinct ③ volcanic ④ eruption 
[120] ① interacted ② 2 
[121] ① 2 ② interactions 
[122] ① 1 ② hobbits ③ existence ④ current ⑤ evolution 
[123] 
[124] ① Astronauts 
[125] ① Suddenly ② emergency ③ signal 
[126] ① Control ② astronauts 
[127] ① escape 
[128] 
[129] ① object ② approaching ③ rapidly 
[130] 
[131] ① Control 
[132] ① Control ② 2 
[133] 
[134] ① escaped ② escaped ③ 2 ④ tragedy 
[135] 
[136] 
[137] ① 1 ② 3 ③ satellites 
[138] ① satellites 
[139] 
[140] ① exists ② broken ③ satellites ④ astronauts 
[141] ① were ② observed 
[142] 
[143] ① 2 
[144] 
[145] ① 2 ② damage 
[146] ① destroy ② satellite 
[147] ① satellite ② were ③ destroyed 
[148] ① cell ② forecasts 
[149] ① 1 
[150] ① Be ② Done 
[151] 
[152] 
[153] ① destroy ② satellites 
[154] ① 1 
[155] ① atmosphere 
[156] ① before ② strik ③ ing 
[157] ① 1 
[158] ① prevent ② satellites 
[159] ① prevented ② satellites ③ be ④ made 
[160] ① astronauts 
[161] ① exploring 
[162] ① 1 ② are ③ concerned ④ safely 
[163] ① remains 
[164] 
[165] 
[166] ① was ② born 
[167] ① regretted ② valuable ③ taken ④ 1 
[168] ① cultural ② heritage 
[169] ① effort ② cultural ③ heritage 
[170] ① 2 ② valuable ③ displayed 
[171] ① celadon 
[172] ① 3 ② surface 
[173] ① 1 ② 3 
[174] ① Originally ② was ③ taken 
[175] ① antique ② dealer 
[176] 
[177] ① original ② value ③ refused 
[178] ① display 
[179] ① principles 
[180] ① was ② mentioned 
[181] ① 1 ② had ③ been ④ found 
[182] ① hesitated 
[183] ① persuaded 
[184] 
[185] ① principle 
[186] 
[187] ① includes 
[188] ① had ② been ③ taken 
[189] ① 1 ② 2 ③ after ④ mak ⑤ ing ⑥ antique ⑦ dealer 
[190] ① dealer 
[191] ① valuable ② unreasonably 
[192] ① dealer ② 2 
[193] ① dealer ② was ③ moved ④ original 
[194] ① display 
[195] ① 2 ② hesitate 
[196] 


 🤞어순, 정답 [우선순위] 



[1] 15324 / 13524 / 2134

[2] 25341 / 231

[3] 41532 / 31254 / 4132

[4] 21345 / 45231 / 51423

[5] 43251 / 15234 / 52341

[6] 34152 / 34152 / 231

[7] 53421 / 12435 / 2143

[8] 54321 / 23541 / 43125 / 12

[9] 41253 / 132

[10] 31452 / 34215 / 45123

[11] 42315 / 14325

[12] 35421 / 34251 / 123

[13] 51432 / 42315 / 21

[14] 15324 / 14253 / 35142

[15] 42135 / 312

[16] 43512 / 14352 / 21

[17] 34512 / 25134 / 43512

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