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1 2_703 Update ? Dear Ms. Rider, Rider My wife and I (live) at the Spruce Apartments for the past twelve years. As you know, we recently renewed our lease with plans to stay for another year. 2 Spruce Apartments.,. In recent weeks, my wife s health has taken a dramatic turn for the worse, and it is now apparent that we must move to an assisted-living facility where she can receive the help she needs.,. As longtime residents, I am writing to ask that we [be / are] from the new lease. It would be a substantial(= ) 2 hardship on us to pay for this apartment as well as an assisted-living,.. facility. We would very much appreciate your consideration for us in this difficult time. I look forward to (hear) from you. Sincerely, Henry Martin.. Henry Martin 2 considerable

2 2_703 Update I? I rode my bicycle alone from work on the very quiet road of my hometown. Suddenly, I noticed a man with long hair secretly [riding / to ride] behind me..,,. I felt my heart jump. I quickened my legs (push) the pedals, (hope) to ride faster. He kept (follow) me through the dark, across the field.... At last, I got home and tried to reach the bell. The man reached me. I turned my head around and saw the oddest face in the world...,. From deep in his throat, I heard him say, Excuse me, you dropped your bag, (give) the bag back to me.,.. I couldn t say anything, but was full of shame and regret for him.,. scared embarrassed 2

3 2_703 Update ? Much has been written and said about selftalk, repeating to ourselves I am wonderful when we feel down, I am strong when going through a difficult time, or I am getting better every day in every way each morning in front of the mirror.,,,,,. The evidence that this sort of pep talk works is, and there are psychologists who suggest that it can actually more than it can. [Little / Few], unfortunately, has been written about real selftalk, (acknowledge) honestly [what / that] we are feeling at a (give) point. When (feel) down, saying I am really sad or I feel so torn to ourselves or to someone we trust is [much / very] more helpful than (declare) I am tough or I am happy. *pep talk:.,.,,.. 3

4 2_703 Update ? The word sin itself is an [interesting / interested] concept. It s actually a term from archery, and it means to miss the mark. When we commit the sin of failing to take care of our bodies through proper nutrition, exercise, and rest, we re the mark of. sin( ).,.,,,. Businesspeople will tell you that the individual who is often wins in negotiations, because he has the physical stamina to.,. One of the reasons world-class golfers are the other golfers of their era is that they are in so much better shape than the others [are / do].. They work out not just on the practice range but in the weight room, / which means that they have the strength and stamina to win not just the game but the game in order to their opponents in major tournaments. *practice range:,. the necessity to build up physical strength 4

5 2_703 Update ? in all aspects of my life has transformed my overall experience.. In four or five intensive hour-and-a half sessions, each (follow) by at least fifteen minutes of recovery, I get just about as much (do) as I did previously in a twelve-hour marathon day. 5, 2. every week makes me more overall rather than less so. And finally, I have come to see vacations as a good..,. Today, like a sprinter, I get as much work (do) as I did previously like a marathon runner in a lot [less / more] time and with a lot [more / less] energy and [positive / negative] emotions.,. I spend more time with my family and friends, and when I [do / am], I am more present. There is no magic here; I am simply paying better attention to.,... Give Your Body and Mind Time to Relax 5

6 2_703 Update ? Children sometimes see and say things to ; teachers must realize this and the power it implies..,. Teachers who prefer that children see beauty as they themselves [do/ are] [are / is] [limiting/ encouraging] 2 a sense of aesthetics in children. ( ). They are. Only children who choose and evaluate can truly develop their own aesthetic taste... Just as becoming literate is a basic goal of education, one of the key goals of all creative early childhood programs is to help young children develop the ability to about their own attitudes, feelings, and ideas about art.,,. Each child has a right to a personal choice of beauty, joy, and wonder. Aesthetic development takes place in secure settings competition and. *aesthetics: ( ),,.. 2. limiting 6

Update 207. 0. 2. 2_703 http://likasuni.tistory.com 24.? The number of female athletes who joined the Olympic Winter Games steadily increased from 2002 to 200, but it dropped in 204. 2002 200, 204.

7 Update _ ? The number of female athletes who joined the Olympic Winter Games steadily increased from 2002 to 200, but it dropped in , 204. The number of female athletes who The above graph shows the number of both female and male athletes who participated in the Olympic Winter Games from 2002 to The largest number of male athletes took part in participated in the 2006 Torino Games was larger than that of female athletes who participated in the 2002 Salt Lake City Games Torino 2002 Salt Lake City. the 204 Sochi Games. 204 Sochi. The number of male athletes who took part in the 200 Vancouver Games was more than, Vancouver,500 In the 2002 Salt Lake City Games, the number of male athletes was more than twice that of female athletes Salt Lake City ( )..,53 886, more less. 7

8 2_703 Update Victor Frankl? Victor Frankl, a famous psychiatrist, remained head of the neurology department at the Vienna Policlinic Hospital for twentyfive years. Victor Frankl 25 Vienna Policlinic Hospital. He wrote more than thirty books for both professionals and general readers. He met with politicians, world leaders such as Pope Paul VI, philosophers, students, teachers, and numerous individuals who had read and been inspired by his books. 30., 6,,,,. He lectured widely in Europe, the Americas, Australia, Asia, and Africa; and held professorships at Harvard, Stanford, and the University of Pittsburgh.,,,,,,,. Even in his nineties, Frankl continued to engage in dialogue with visitors from all over the world and to respond personally to some of the hundreds of letters / he received every week. 90 Frankl,. Twentynine universities awarded him honorary degrees, and the American Psychiatric Association honored him with the Oskar Pfister Award. *neurology: ( ) 29, American Psychiatric Association Oskar Pfister Award.. 8

9 2_703 Update BBC Sports Camp BBC? Bellaire Baseball Club(BBC).,! : 4 2~23, 9 ~ : Tiras : 7 ~ jtial@gpm.net Jennifer Tiras. *,,. * 3.. 9

10 2_703 Update Car Treasure Hunt? Car Treasure Hunt Farrier,! : 5! 4 ( 3 ) Caroline Fletcher : caroline@mersh.com. 4. 0

11 2_703 Update ,? [3 ] The competition to sell manuscripts to publishers is. I would estimate that less than one percent of the material (send) to publishers [is /. %. are] ever published. Since so much material is being written, publishers can be very. The material they choose to publish must not only have commercial value, but [being / be] very competently written and free of editing and factual errors.,.. Any manuscript that contains errors [stands / stand] [little / few] chance at being accepted for publication. Most publishers will not want to waste time with writers [whose / whom] material.. contains too many mistakes. stand little chance at ~ must have <not only ~ but (also)...> being be.

12 2_703 Update (A), (B), (C)? Sometimes our judgments of ourselves are unreasonably. This is especially true for people with... Several studies have shown that such people tend to (A)[ignore / magnify] the importance of their failures.. They often [underestimate /overestimate] their abilities. And when they get [negative / positive] feedback, such as a bad evaluation at work or a disrespectful remark from someone they know, they are likely to believe that it (B)[accurately / inaccurately] reflects their selfworth..,. People with low selfesteem also have a [higher / lower]-than-average risk of being depressed. This (C) [hurts / improve] not only an individual s mental and emotional wellbeing but also his or her physical health and the quality of his or her... magnify accurately hurts 2

13 2_703 Update ? The nurse showed Lina an opening in the side of the incubator. Lina slipped her hand in and touched her daughter s hand. She lightly rubbed the baby s wrist and fingers. Lina. Lina.. Then she turned to the nurse as tears streamed down her cheeks. When can I hold her? asked Lina. Probably later today. After the doctor checks her, said the nurse..? Lina.... It is important that you with her.. Lina wiped the tears from her cheeks with the back of her free.,. Lina. hand. You don t have to worry, my little darling, Lina whispered. I m going to be right here with you. I can take you home.,... Lina., the baby opened her eyes and grasped Lina s finger. A surge of joy shot through her., Lina.. 3

14 2_703 Update When Charles Darwin developed his theory of natural selection, he created a picture of the evolutionary process in which organismic adaptation was ultimately caused by for survival and reproduction. Charles Darwin,. This biological struggle for existence bears [considerable /considerate] resemblance to the human struggle between businessmen who are striving for economic success in competitive markets.. Long before Darwin published his work, social scientist Adam Smith had already considered that in business life, behind economic efficiency and adaptation. Darwin, Adam Smith. It is indeed very striking how the ideas are on which the founders of modern theory in evolutionary biology and economics based their main thoughts. [3 ]. *organismic: similar 4

15 2_703 Update In 944 the German rocketbomb attacks on London suddenly [escalated / decreased]. Over two thousand V flying bombs fell on the city, (kill) more than five thousand people and (wound) many more. 944,. 2,000 V, 5,000,. Somehow,, the Germans consistently missed their targets. Bombs that were intended for Tower Bridge, or Piccadilly, would fall well short of the city, (land) in the less [populated/ populating] suburbs.. Tower Bridge Piccadilly,. This was because, in fixing their targets, the Germans relied on secret agents they had planted in England.. They did not know that these agents had been discovered, and that in their place, Englishcontrolled agents were giving them subtly [deceptive / reliable] information., ( ). The bombs would hit farther and farther from their targets every time they fell. By the end of the attack they were landing on cows in the country.. ( ). By, the English army. [3 ]. feeding the enemy wrong information 5

16 2_703 Update Most people. If you really stop and think about it, most of what average people spend their money on revolves around the..,. When you wake up in the morning, you might drink a cup of coffee. On the way to work, you might put gasoline in your car. When you pay your electric bills, buy a car, buy clothes, or even bake a cake, you are spending money commodity-[related / relating] expenses.,..,,,,. The prices of these items are [dependent / depend] on the prices of the physical commodities., when crude oil prices because of increased tensions in the Middle East, you can easily see this in gasoline prices. When excessive heat drives up demand for natural gas, you can also see this in your utility bill. [3 ].,.,. interact with commodities on a daily basis 6

17 2_703 Update Our sense of is relative. This is an observation that is both obvious and (upon exploration) deeply profound, and it [explains / explains about] all kinds of otherwise [puzzling / puzzled] observations.. ( ),. otherwise = if an observation is not deeply profound Which do you think,, has a higher suicide rate: countries [whose / who] citizens declare themselves to be very happy, such as Switzerland, Denmark, Iceland, the Netherlands, and Canada, or countries like Greece, Italy, Portugal, and Spain, [whose / whom] citizens describe themselves as not very happy at all?,?,,,,,,,,? Answer: the so-called. If you are depressed in a place [where / which] most people are pretty unhappy, you compare yourself those around you and you don t feel all that bad. But can you imagine how [difficult / difficultly] it must be to be [depressed / depressing] in a country where everyone else has a big smile on their face? [3 ].,.? how deprived we are 7

18 2_703 Update ? Companies would like to employee on the job for several reasons. Job satisfaction increases productivity / because happy employees work harder, (allow) them to produce more at a lower cost..,., in many service organizations, client satisfaction often depends directly on the attitudes of employees, who are the company s face,,. for customers. Because people s purchasing patterns are affected by how they feel during the buying experience, happy employees matter.,. When workers are dissatisfied, their unhappiness makes the customer s experience worse; as a result, consumers buy less, and company performance suffers.,,,. In other words, when a product costs more, but is worth it, its value becomes acceptable to the consumer. Clearly, it is important for companies to know what makes their employees satisfied with (,,.). their jobs. *contentment: ( ) 8

19 2_703 Update ? James Francis was born in England and emigrated to the United States at age 8. One of his first contributions to water engineering [was / were] the invention of the sprinkler system now widely (use) in buildings for fire protection. James Francis. ( ). (A)Once the system was activated by opening the valve, water would flow out everywhere. If the building did not burn down, it would certainly be completely flooded. (A),.. (B)Francis s design involved a series of perforated pipes running throughout the building. It had two defects: it had to be turned on manually, and it had only one valve. (B) Francis,.,,. (C)Only some years later, when other engineers perfected the kind of sprinkler heads in use nowadays, the concept become popular. They turned on automatically and were activated. [3 ] (C).,. *perforate: (B) (A) (C) 9

20 2_703 Update ? The difference between selling and marketing is very simple. Selling focuses mainly to sell products for revenue... (A)When a product or service is marketed in the proper manner, very little selling is necessary because the consumer need already exists and the product or service is merely being produced to satisfy the need. (A),. (B)Salespeople and other forms of promotion are used to [create / creating] demand for a firm s current products. Clearly, the needs of the seller are very strong. (B).. (C)Marketing,, focuses on the needs of, ultimately (benefit) the seller as well. When a product or service is truly marketed, the needs of the consumer [are / is] considered from the very beginning of the new product development process, and the productservice mix is (design) to meet the [unsatisfied / unsatisfying] needs of the consuming public. *revenue: (C).,,. (B)-(C)-(A) 20

21 2_703 Update ?, if you are saving for auto repairs and pay down your debt a little slower, you will feel proud that you planned for the auto repair.,,. If you apply all your extra money to paying off debt without saving for the things that are guaranteed to happen, you will feel like you ve failed when something does happen. You will end up.,.. ( ) Let s use an example of an auto repair bill of $500. ( ) If you don t save for this, you ll end up with to pay off. ( ) You ll feel frustrated that you have been working so hard to pay things off you just added more debt to your list. 500.,.,. ( ) You will have cash to pay for it, and you are still paying down your debt uninterrupted and on schedule. ( ) frustration and disappointment from the unexpected auto repair, you feel proud and [excited / exciting]..,. 2

22 Update _ ? Only after everyone had finished lunch would the hostess inform her guests that what they had just eaten was neither tuna salad nor chicken salad but rather rattlesnake salad.. A dramatic example of was provided by anthropologist Clyde Kluckhohn, who spent much of his career in the American Southwest (study) the Navajo culture. ( ) Kluckhohn tells of a nonnavajo woman he knew in Arizona who took a somewhat perverse pleasure in causing a cultural response to food. ( ) At luncheon parties she often served sandwiches (fill) with a light meat that [resembled / resembled with] tuna or chicken but had a distinctive taste. Clyde Kluckhohn, American Southwest Navajo. Kluckhohn Arizona,, Navajo.. ( ) Invariably, someone would vomit learning what they had eaten. ( ) Here, then, is an excellent example of [how / what] the biological process of digestion was influenced by a cultural idea.,.,. ( ) Not only was the process influenced, it was : the culturally based idea that rattlesnake meat is a disgusting thing to eat triggered a violent reversal of the normal digestive process... 22

23 2_703 Update (A), (B)? Sometimes animals seem unconcerned even when approached closely, other times they disappear in a flash when you come in sight.,. Animals tend to be by and unpredictable events; quick movements and loud noises are particularly stressful. Animals that are regularly disturbed by visitors are more likely to tolerate your intrusion than those that have had little previous contact with humans.... In Yellowstone National Park, -, elk that live close to the town of Mammoth Hot Springs typically do not flee until crosscountry skiers get within fifty feet. In more remote parts of the park, however, elk take flight when skiers are as much as a quarter mile away.*intrusion:,, Yellowstone, Mammoth Hot Springs The degree of animals (A) for the human disturbance depends on the (B) of their exposure to humans.. tolerance frequency 23

24 2_703 Update [4~42],. An artist or a child simply accepts [whatever / what] is in front of them as tool, toy, or environment, and proceeds from that point. Part of what is invigorating about the creative process is that it can start from humble materials and poor beginnings.,.. There is a term in painting (call) working with a palette; a deliberate choice to work with fewer colors than actually available. With fewer options an artist can work more easily less colors actually inspire her to creative resolutions.,... As a designer, I am often called upon to work with elements: logos, color palettes, slogans, etc. I see these limits as elements that actually help me; it is the that help me free my creative imagination.,,... 4.? Limitations Are Advantages 24

25 2_703 Update Contemporary artist Vik Muniz uses everyday materials to replicate classic artwork. He has used chocolate syrup to render Leonardo da Vinci s Last Supper, and has recreated the Mona Lisa with peanut butter and jelly. Vik Muniz. Leonardo Da Vinci Mona Lisa. He uses what is around him from spaghetti to toy soldiers as the paint for his paintings. Like a child who doesn t wait for the tool or circumstances, an artist makes art from what he has around him... The artist sees inspiration where the ordinary person sees only a limitation or an obstacle.. 42.? [3 ] perfect 25

26 2_703 Update [43~45],. (A) It was the middle of October, and Miss Taglia realized that she needed to find a new way of dealing with the behavior of one of her firstgrade students. Lisa had had a very hard time on the first days of school. She cried and didn t want her mother to leave (a)her at school. 0, Taglia. Lisa.. Eventually, Lisa was comfortable with her mother leaving but had taken to clinging to Miss Taglia every morning. feeling (irritate) and pressed for time, Miss Taglia wanted to encourage (b)her (be) more independent., Lisa Taglia., Taglia. (B) The next morning, Miss Taglia was pleased to see two smiling faces at her door. It was a different way to begin the day., Taglia.. [During / While] that day and the days that followed, Miss Taglia noticed a marked change in Lisa s relationship to (c)her and to the rest of the class. Lisa no longer focused only on her teacher but looked for ways to be involved with her classmates., Taglia Lisa. Lisa,. 43. (A)? (D) (C) (B) 26

27 2_703 Update (C) Lisa was excited about this project. (d)she immediately felt important and useful. She was [thrilled / thrilling] to be able to choose someone to work with and asked Miss Taglia [if / that] Jenny could be her partner. Lisa. ( ). Jenny Taglia. Miss Taglia agreed and asked both of the girls (meet) with her during recess to show them what needed to be done. She reminded them that they would need to come directly to their classroom after getting off the bus the next morning to begin the project. Taglia.. (D) She wanted to find a way to help Lisa contribute and feel important and see herself as a part of the class, rather than depending only on Miss Taglia for attention and comfort. Lisa Taglia,. She decided to take advantage of an upcoming project for the class. There was a lot of preparation to be done such as paper (sort) and (distribute) items into separate containers. She talked to Lisa about taking on this job and asked (e)her (choose) a partner to help her... Lisa. 44. (a)~(e)? 45.? 2 2 (c) Lisa. 27

7-월고 모의고사변형문제 회. 밑줄친 (A), (B) 를바르게고치고, 틀린이유를서술하시오. ) [0] Much has been written and said about positive self talk for example, repeating to ourselves I

7-월고 모의고사변형문제 회. 밑줄친 (A), (B) 를바르게고치고, 틀린이유를서술하시오. ) [0] Much has been written and said about positive self talk for example, repeating to ourselves I 07-학기중간고사대비모의고사 회 고 7-월모의고사변형문제. 다음글의목적이되는문장을찾아쓰시오. ) (7 단어)[8] Dear Ms. Rider, My wife and I have lived at the Spruce Apartments for the past twelve years. As you know, we recently renewed our lease with