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www.ebsi.co.kr 2009/2010 1,900 each, any, every The teacher gave five books to each boy. each Any student can do it. any Every man, woman, and child had to leave the area. every The only other period of significantly rising real food prices since this data series began occurred in the early 1970s, during which nominal food prices also significantly rose. The only other period ~ since this series began occurred which the early 1970s during which ~ rose and during that period nominal food prices also significantly rose double double Whatever he s offering, we ll pay you double. pron 3. 2002 2005 The index of real food prices began rising in 2002( in 2005) (FAO) FAO 1970 1990 2002 2008 1990 1999 2002 30 2002 2006 2007 2008 2002 60 1970 It will cost you double what you paid last time. The number of people out of work has doubled in the last five years. 5 v Allow the loaves to rise until just about double in size. a 4. 350 2000 2005 1990 2000 Although the pace of deforestation ~ per year from 2000 to 2005( from 1990 to 2000) 1990-2000 2000-2005 99

2000 2005 4 270 2000 2005 350 2000 2005 50 Similar deforestation happened in Asia, where over 2,700,000 hectares of forest disappeared per year over the same period. where Asia and there(= and in Asia) 5. 1978 14 17 3 2005 20 31 11 1978 2005 The difference in the proportions ~ was smaller( bigger) in 2005 ~. 1978 2005 1978 2005 25 1978 2005 17 31 1978 2005 The difference in the proportions [occupied by water heating and appliances & electronics] was smaller in 2005, ~. The difference was occupied the proportions 6. 1955 (ROW) 1950 1959 1950 1987 1950 75 1985 25 1950 20 1970 45 1985 40 1950 1981 30 1980 1960 1980 (ROW) 1955 1980 8 Even though Europe remained the largest producing region in the 1980s, Japan s share of global production rose rapidly after the late 1960s, overtaking that of the United States in 1980. Even though overtaking and it overtook 100

www.ebsi.co.kr that share 7. 65~74 45~54 The biggest gap between the two genders can be seen in the age group of 16 to 24, while the smallest gap in the age group of 65 to 74( 45 to 54). 2006 33 16 24 16 54 16 24 65 74 55 64 75 The proportion of men meeting the guidelines in the age group of 55 to 64 is four times as high as that of men meeting the guidelines in the age group of 75 and over. ~ times as - as that the proportion stable staple People have become accustomed to a stable economic situation. a. It s like locking the stable door after the horse is stolen. n. The shops are running out of staples such as rice and cooking oil. n. This stapler needs more staples. n. Do I have to staple these leaflets? v. 8. R&D/GDP 1998 R&D/GDP R&D/GDP 1998 South Korea s R&D/GDP ratio fell behind that of the U.S. from 1996( 1998) to 2003 ~. EU R&D/GDP 1996 2007 3 R&D/GDP EU R&D 2007 GDP 3.4 R&D 2000 2007 GDP 3.5 R&D/GDP 1996 2003 R&D/GDP 2004 R&D/GDP R&D/GDP R&D/GDP 2007 1996 EU R&D/GDP 101

Japan s R&D expenditures amounted to about 3.4% of its GDP in 2007, and those of South Korea increased steeply in the 2000s, accounting for about 3.5% of its GDP in 2007. that those those R&D expenditures accounting for and they accounted for sur- sur- India s population now surpasses that of Africa. v Just eight passengers survived the plane crash. v If there is any surplus, it will be divided equally. n (D) Los Angeles 20 (C) 17 Zoom In (A) 1 2 Record Exercises 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 1 3. 1. 2. 3. 1. (A) (D) 102

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