3. 강의일정및내용 1) 강의일정 ( 총 10 주 ) 구분학습내용수업형태비고 1주차 2주차 3주차 4주차 5주차 6주차 7주차 8주차 9주차 10주차 고급영어독해 / 명사이론과실전연습고급영어독해 / 문장의형식이론과실전연습고급영어독해 / 관계대명사이론과실전연습고급영어독해

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1 예비특례지필영어 여름방학강의계획서 과목명 : 여름방학고 1,2 영어 수업시간 : ( 월 ~ 금반 ) 4:00 ~ 6:00 수업일정 : 6/18( 월 ) 부터 ~ 8 월 2 주차 1. 강의목표 본강의는 2019년이후특례지필전형을준비하는학생들을위한기본과정이며문법, 어휘, 독해에필요한모든과정을마무리하면서동시에개인별로필요한부분을보강하는과정입니다. 문법, 어휘, 독해의 3가지영역의고난이도의출제기준에대비하여진행합니다. * 특히특례생들이가장취약한문법의자신감을가지는것이가장중요한목표입니다. 2. 강의형태 1) 특례수준에맞는고급어휘테스트 2) 문법, 어휘, 독해과제풀이및자세한설명 ( 효율적인독해를위한구문, 숙어, 어휘수업병행 ) 3) 매시간자체제작실전테스트 + 풀이진행

2 3. 강의일정및내용 1) 강의일정 ( 총 10 주 ) 구분학습내용수업형태비고 1주차 2주차 3주차 4주차 5주차 6주차 7주차 8주차 9주차 10주차 고급영어독해 / 명사이론과실전연습고급영어독해 / 문장의형식이론과실전연습고급영어독해 / 관계대명사이론과실전연습고급영어독해 / 관계부사이론과실전연습고급영어독해 / 접속사이론과실전연습고급영어독해 / to 부정사이론과실전연습고급영어독해 / 분사와분사구문이론과실전연습고급영어독해 / 동명사이론과실전연습고급영어독해 / 수동태이론과실전연습고급영어독해 / 가정법이론과실전연습 1/3: 고급어휘테스트 2/3: 문법이론과수업실전테스트 3/3: 독해수업및실전테스트 2) 강의내용 어휘 : 수능수준을넘는고급어휘를문맥의배경에서완성할수있는수업진행문법 : 고교이후모든영어에필요한문법을문법만을묻는문제가아닌문장을정확하게파악하고해석할수있어야하는문법문제를대비할수있는수업진행독해 : 빈칸추론, 주제파악, 빈칸연결, 문장의순서, 표현의문맥상의미등의다양한문제형식에대비할수있는수업

3 4. 교재 1) 주교재 ➀ 고급어휘테스트를위한어휘문제자체교재 ➁ 문법이론교재 + 밑줄문법을위한문법문제자체교재 ➂ 종합적사고력을요구하는고난이도독해교재 5. 기출문제의유형에맞는교재 sample <Vocabulary> 1) 동의어유형 Choose a synonym of the underlined word. During the campaign, the candidate promised to fight crime. But when reporters asked for details, his plan was nebulous.he could not say whether he would hire more police or support longer jail sentences. 1 conservative 2 neutral 3 hazy 4 concrete 5 reluctant 2) 반의어유형 Choose an antonym of the underlined word. In his recent study of the ethereal aspects of sound, David Toop defines sound as formlessness, a medium that haunts places and people. 1 sublime 2 divine 3 incorporeal 4 spectral 5 tangible 3) 문장완성유형 Fill in the blanks with the best-fitting words. Franklin D. Roosevelt, who New Deal programs in the 1930s and helped to lift the country out of the Great Depression, is considered one of the greatest political leaders in the U.S. history. This biography, however, isn t merely a(n) to him, it examines his weakness as well as the qualities that made him a great president. 1 sponsored - elegy 2 hindered - epic 3 funded - fable 4 invented - chronicle 5 implemented - eulogy 4) 어휘동의어암기테스트형식 아래동의어중한개를선정해서테스트하는방식

4 1 abduct: kidnap, snatch, carry off, make away with, spirit away abominable: hateful, horrible, detestable, abhorrent, loathsome, repulsive, sucks abstain: refrain, deny, curb, constrain, hold back Ant. indulge abound: teem, be plentiful, be abundant, occur in great quantity 2 abscond: escape, flee, decamp, run off, take flight, take to one s heels avert: avoid, prevent, deter, preclude, forestall, ward off abhor: hate, detest, loathe, abominate, execrate Ant. admire averse: opposed, unfavorable, hostile, reluctant, antipathetic Ant. agreeable 3 absolve: forgive, pardon, exonerate, exculpate, acquit, clear Ant. charge abstemious: abstinent, self-restraining, self-disciplined, temperate, sober, frugal abject: miserable, wretched, woeful, doleful, downtrodden Ant. joyful ablution: bathing, tub, shower, cleansing, washing off 4 abstruse: profound, deep, recondite, occult, esoteric, hermetic avocation: hobby, sideline, diversion, pastime aberration: deviation, deflection, quirk, abnormality, oddity abrasive: irritating, annoying, rough, cutting, nasty, caustic 5 acclaim: applaud, cheer, hail, extol, commend, compliment, laud Ant. vituperate accommodate: adapt, adjust, acclimate, habituate, accustom, suit, tailor, fit adhere: stick, cling, cohere, cleave, attach, hold fast Ant. disjoin adverse: unfavorable, negative, inverse, opposite, hostile, contrary Ant. favorable 6 affluence: wealth, opulence, riches, plenty, abundance apparel: clothes, garments, attire, dress, clothing, costume append: add, attach, affix, subjoin, tack on Ant. detach aspect: phase, facet, angle, side 7 assailant: attacker, assaulter, aggressor, mugger avenge: retaliate, revenge, replay, redress, get even with Ant. condone accelerate: speed, hasten, quicken, hurry, expedite, step up Ant. decelerate adequate: sufficient, enough, ample, suitable, satisfactory, sufficing Ant. inadequate 8 advocate: support, back, uphold, espouse, champion, side with Ant. impugn alliance: joining, union, coalition, league, association, affiliation, merger available: accessible, obtainable, procurable, handy, ready Ant. unavailable accord: agreement, concord, consonance, chorus Ant. discord 9 adapt: adjust, accommodate, acclimate, acclimatize, conform, fit, tailor Ant. unfit annul: cancel, nullify, invalidate, repeal, abrogate, rescind, make null and void apparition: ghost, specter, phantom, spirit, haunt appease: calm, pacify, placate, mollify, soothe, propitiate Ant. exasperate 10 arrogance: haughtiness, overbearing, hauteur, loftiness, superciliousness Ant. humility assert: maintain, claim, allege, aver, asseverate, state, declare Ant. deny avowed: self-declared, confessed, professed, open, acknowledged, admitted access: approach, admission, admittance, entrance, ingress

5 <Grammar> 1) 문법적오류파악 Choose a faulty expression among the five choices. It was only 1the latest, if potentially the most far-reaching, of rap s skirmishes with mainstream culture. As the voice of the young black male, rap 2has become a vivid, contentious cultural symbol. From 3its beginnings in the mid-1970s, rap 4had been met by condescension, rejection and outright fear from 5those outside its domain. 2) 문법적오류파악 ( 중급 ) (a) Wolfgang Mozart spent the last ten years of his life in Vienna, Austria. (b) One of his homes there still exists, and it has been renovated. (c) It was in this house that Mozart composed The Marriage of Figaro. (d) The house was named Mozart House and opened to the public in January 27, 2006.

6 <Reading> 1) 문장의논리적연결파악, 글의순서 Choose the most logical order of the following sentences. [A] Individuals do not always do what they are supposed or expected to do, and they frequently act in ways that disrupt the social order. [B] Most people comply with authority, and most societies do not rely on force to maintain order. [C] For a society to function adequately, there must be some conformity among its members. [D] In no human society does life move along in peace and harmony at all times. [E] An important basis for conformity in most societies is the internalization, or learning, of norms and values 1 [A] - [B] - [D] - [C] - [E] 2 [A] - [D] - [B] - [E] - [C] 3 [C] - [D] - [B] - [A] - [E] 4 [D] - [A] - [C] - [E] - [B] 5 [D] - [B] - [E] - [A] - [C] 2) 문장완성, 어휘, 주제, 추론 Answer the questions after reading the passage below. It is not often realized that women held a high place in southern European societies in the 10th and 11th centuries. As a wife, the woman was protected by the setting up of a dowry or decimum. Admittedly, the purpose of this was to protect her against the risk of desertion, but in reality its function in the social and family life of the time was much more important. The decimum was the wife s right to receive a tenth of all her husband s property. The wife had the right to withhold consent, in all [A] the husband would make. And more than just a right: the documents show that she enjoyed a real power of decision, equal to that of her husband. Women seemed perfectly prepared to defend their own inheritance against husbands who tried to exceed their rights, and on occasion they showed a fine fighting spirit. A case in point is that of Maria Vivas, a Catalan woman of Barcelona. Having agreed with her husband Miro to sell a field she had inherited, for the needs of the household, she insisted on [B]. None being offered, she succeeded in dragging her husband to the [C] to have a contract duly drawn up assigning her a piece of land from Miro s personal inheritance. Which pair best fits [A] and [B]? 1 transactions compensation 2 treaties - negotiation 3 exchanges - enactment 4 dealings settlement 5 auctions - indemnity

7 Choose a statement that may be inferred from the passage above. 1 The legal standing of the wife in marriage was higher than that of a single woman. 2 The legal standing of the wife in marriage was lower than that of her husband. 3 The wife received one-tenth of her husband s land. 4 The husband could sell his wife s inheritance if his father-in-law agreed. 5 The wife had a powerful economic position. Which profession best fits [C]? 1 scribe 2 tinker 3 mason 4 smith 5 forger 3) 빈칸추론, 문장삽입 An architect needs to think carefully about. While this is true with single family homes, it is even more necessary in the host of buildings designed for a more specific purpose. A railway station, for example, will need a large train shed and spacious areas in which passengers can move around. A concert hall will need a variety of backstage facilities - from dressing rooms to reception rooms - often larger than the auditorium itself. (a) how to construct a safe building (b) how a new building is going to be used (c) which style matches the surroundings best (d) which materials are appropriate for a new building ( a ) When the former surgeon general C. Everett Koop talks about a public-health issue, most people accept his ideas without skepticism. But in most day-to-day situations we don t enjoy this authority. ( b ) Sticky ideas have to carry their own credentials. ( c ) We need ways to help people test our ideas for themselves a try before you buy philosophy for the world of ideas. ( d ) When we re trying to build a case for something, most of us instinctively grasp for hard numbers. ( e ) In the sole U.S. presidential debate in 1980 between Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter, Reagan could have cited innumerable statistics demonstrating the sluggishness of the economy. Instead, he asked a simple question that allowed voters to test for themselves: Before you vote, ask yourself if you are better off today than you were four years ago. 윗글의문맥상 ( a ) 에들어갈내용으로가장적절한것은? 1 How do we make people believe our ideas? 2 How do we get our audience to pay attention to our ideas? 3 How do we find the essential core of our ideas? 4 How do we make our ideas clear?

8 윗글의흐름으로보아다음문장이들어가기에가장적절한곳은? But in many cases this is exactly the wrong approach. 1 ( b ) 2 ( c ) 3 ( d ) 4 ( e )

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