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고 2 교과서 -동아(권) -3과 -어법어휘 선택

Total questions: 51

Worksheet time: 26mins

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1.

늦은 저녁이었다. 보르네오 섬에 있는 오랑우탄 구조 센터로 한 구조원이 팔에 작은 꾸러미를 들고 급하게 들어왔다.

It was [late / lately] evening. [Into the / The] Orangutan Rescue Center on the island of Borneo [was rushed / rushed] a rescue worker [held / holding] a tiny bundle in his arms.

a)

late / The / was rushed / held

b)

late / Into the / rushed / holding

c)

lately / The / rushed / holding

d)

lately / Into the / was rushed / held

2.

그 안에는 쥐의 얼굴만큼 작은 얼굴을 한 3개월 된 오랑우탄이 있었다.

Inside, with a face as [small / smaller] as a mouse's, was a [3-month-old / 3-months-old] orangutan.

a)

small / 3-months-old

b)

smaller / 3-months-old

c)

small / 3-month-old

d)

smaller / 3-month-old

3.

그날 그 자리에 있었던 사람들은 이 아기 오랑우탄과의 첫 만남에 대해 두 가지를 기억한다. 그녀의 크고 밝은 눈과 반쯤 잘린 왼쪽 팔이 그것이다.

Those [who / which] [was / were] there that day [remember / remembering] two things about their first meeting with the baby orangutan: her big bright eyes, and her left arm, half of [it / which] [was /were] missing.

a)

who / were / remember / which / was

b)

which / was / remembering / it / were

c)

who / was / remembering / which / were

d)

which / were / remember / it / was

4.

“엄마의 긴 털에 매달려서 엄마의 배에 올라타는 아기 오랑우탄들은 잡는 힘이 무척 셉니다. 놓아 주는 법이 없죠.”라고 오랑우탄 구조 센터의 장이 말했다.

"Baby orangutans, [who / that] ride on their mothers' stomachs by [hold / holding] onto their long hair, [has / have] incredibly [strong / strongly] grips. They do not let [go / going]," [said / saying] the director of the Orangutan Rescue Center.

a)

who / hold / has / strong / go / said

b)

who / holding / have / strong / go / said

c)

that / hold / have / strongly / going / saying

d)

that / holding / has / strongly / going / saying

5.

“아기의 손이 잘려 있었는데, 아마도 엄마로부터 떼어내기 위함이었겠지요.”

"The baby's hand was [chopping / chopped] [of / off], probably [separating / to separate] her from her mother."

a)

chopping / of / separating

b)

chopping / off / separating

c)

chopped / off / to separate

d)

chopped / of / to separate

6.

구조원들은 팜유 농장을 위한 통로를 내기 위해 숲이 파괴되었을 때 아기와 엄마가 그들의 숲 속 집에서 쫓겨난 것으로 믿는다.

Rescuers believe [in / that] the baby and her mom [has / had] been [driving / driven] out of their forest home when [it was / they are] [destroyed / destroying] to make way for a palm oil plantation.

a)

in / has / driving / it was / destroyed

b)

that / has / driving / they are / destroying

c)

in / had / driven / they are / destroying

d)

that / had / driven / it was / destroyed

7.

배고프고 약해져서, 엄마는 먹이를 찾아 숲을 헤매다가 그곳에서 일하던 사람들과 마주친 것 같다.

[Hungry and weak / Hungrily and weakly], the mother was [like / likely] [to walk / walking] in the forest in search of food when she [encountered / encountered to] some people [worked / working] there.

a)

Hungry and weak / like / walking / encountered / worked

b)

Hungrily and weakly / like / to walk / encountered to / worked

c)

Hungry and weak / likely / walking / encountered / working

d)

Hungrily and weakly / likely / to walk / encountered to / working

8.

다행히, 아기 오랑우탄은 더 많은 해를 입기 전에 구조되었다.

[Lucky / Luckily], the baby orangutan was rescued before more harm [was / were] done.

a)

Luckily / was

b)

Luckily / were

c)

Lucky / was

d)

Lucky / were

9.

구조원들은 아기 오랑우탄에게 Kesi라는 이름을 지어 주었는데, Kesi는 ‘어려운 시기에 태어난 아기’를 뜻한다.

Rescuers [named / is named] the baby orangutan "Kesi," [meant / meaning] "child born in difficult times.”

a)

named / meant

b)

is named / meant

c)

is named / meaning

d)

named / meaning

10.

그 이름은 오늘날 야생에서 살아가는 많은 오랑우탄들의 상황에 잘 어울린다.

That name is fitting for many orangutans [lives / living] in the wild today.

a)

lives

b)

living

11.

백 년 전에는 지구상에 23만 마리 정도의 오랑우탄들이 살았다.

A hundred years ago, about 230,000 orangutans [lived / living] on Earth.

a)

lived

b)

living

12.

오늘날 보르네오와 수마트라 섬에만 생존하고 있는 야생 오랑우탄은 5만 마리도 되지 않는다.

Today, [few / fewer] than 50,000 [is / are] [leaving / left] in the wild, living [exclusive / exclusively] on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra.

a)

fewer / are / left / exclusively

b)

fewer / is / leaving/ exclusive

c)

few / is / left / exclusive

d)

few / are / leaving / exclusively

13.

이 섬들은 세상에서 가장 논란이 되고 빠르게 성장하는 산업 중 하나인 팜유 산업의 시초가 되었다.

These islands happen to [be / being] ground zero for one of the world's most controversial and [rapid / rapidly] growing [industry / industries]: palm oil.

a)

be / rapid / industry

b)

be / rapidly / industries

c)

being / rapid / industries

d)

being / rapidly / industry

14.

팜유의 경작은 오랑우탄에게는 가장 큰 위협이다.

The cultivation of palm oil is the biggest [threat / threaten] to orangutans.

a)

threat

b)

threaten

15.

오랑우탄의 생존이 열대 우림에 상당히 의존함에도 불구하고, 사람들은 계속해서 팜유를 생산할 자리를 확보하기 위해 열대 우림을 파괴해 왔다.

[Through / Although] their survival [grave / gravely] depends on rainforests, people have [continuous / continuously] destroyed rainforests to [make / making] room for the production of palm oil.

a)

Although / gravely / continuously / make

b)

Through / grave / continuous / making

c)

Although / grave / continuous / make

d)

Through / gravely / continuously / making

16.

산림 벌채는 오랑우탄의 서식지를 감소시키고, 이것은 결국 그 동물들 수천 마리를 죽음에 이르게 하는 원인이 되고 있다.

Deforestation has [reduced / reducing] the habitat of the orangutans, [which / that] in turn [has / have] caused [thousand / thousands] of the animals [dying / to die].

a)

reduced / that / has / thousand / dying

b)

reducing / that / have / thousand / to die

c)

reduced / which / has / thousands / to die

d)

reducing / which / have / thousands / dying

17.

이런 식으로 가면, 25년 안에 오랑우탄은 멸종될 수도 있다.

At this rate, orangutans could become [extinct / extinction] in less than 25 years.

a)

extinct

b)

extinction

18.

그러면 팜유란 정확히 무엇인가?

So what [exact / exactly] is palm oil?

a)

exact

b)

exactly

19.

당신은 팜유에 대해 들어 본 적이 없을 수도 있지만, 분명 대부분 접해본 적은 있을 것이다. 아마도 하루에도 몇 번씩 말이다.

You may have never heard of palm oil, [but / however] you have almost certainly [come / came] into contact with it, probably multiple [time / times] every day.

a)

but / came / time

b)

however / came / times

c)

however / come / time

d)

but / come / times

20.

팜유는 야자열매에서 추출한 식물성 기름의 일종이다.

Palm oil is a type of vegetable oil [that / it] is [derived / deriving] from the palm fruit.

a)

that / deriving

b)

that / derived

c)

it / deriving

d)

it / derived

21.

그것은 포장 식품에서부터 헤어 제품에 이르기까지 수천 가지 소비재에서 발견된다.

It can be [found / finding] in [thousands / thousands of] consumer [good / goods], from packaged foods to hair products.

a)

found / thousands / good

b)

found / thousands of / goods

c)

founding / thousands / good

d)

founding / thousands of / goods

22.

팜유는 다른 식물성 기름보다 생산하기에 더 싸고 효율이 높아서 현재 모든 포장 제품의 절반가량에 사용되고 있다.

Cheaper and more [efficient / efficiently] to produce than other vegetable oils, palm oil is [current / currently] [used / using] in half of all packaged products.

a)

efficient / current / used

b)

efficient / currently / used

c)

efficiently / currently / using

d)

efficiently / current / using

23.

팜유 소비는 지난 20년간 빠르게 증가해 오고 있다.

The consumption of palm oil has rapidly [increased / increasing] in the past two [decade / decades].

a)

increased / decade

b)

increasing / decade

c)

increased / decades

d)

increasing / decades

24.

비록 미국과 유럽이 주요 소비국이긴 하지만, 전 세계적으로 수요가 늘고 있다.

[Despite / Although] the United States and Europe are its top consumers, demand [growing / is growing] throughout the world.

a)

Although / is growing

b)

Despite / is growing

c)

Despite / growing

d)

Although / growing

25.

최근, 미국 식품의약국(FDA)에서 음식에 트랜스 지방의 사용을 금지했는데, 이것은 팜유의 소비 증가로 이어질 것이다.

Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) banned trans fat in foods, [which / that] will [like / likely] [increase / increasing] the consumption of palm oil.

a)

which / like / increase

b)

that / likely / increasing

c)

that / like / increasing

d)

which / likely / increase

26.

결코 몸에 더 좋지 않음에도 불구하고 팜유는 식품 생산자들에게 ‘분명한 대안’이 될 예정이라고 전문가들은 말한다.

[Despite / Though] by no means healthier, palm oil [sets / is set] to be the "clear [alternate / alternative]" for food producers, experts say.

a)

Despite / sets / alternate

b)

Though / is set / alternative

c)

Despite / is set / alternate

d)

Though / sets / alternative

27.

팜유 생산은 인도네시아와 말레이시아 삼림 손실의 가장 큰 원인이다.

The production of palm oil is the number one [cause / caused] of forest loss in Indonesia and Malaysia.

a)

cause

b)

caused

28.

이 상황이 지속된다면, 오랑우탄의 멸종은 슬픈 현실이 될 것이다.

If this [will continue / continues], the extinction of orangutans will become a sad reality.

a)

will continue

b)

continues

29.

Kesi의 종족의 미래는 우리의 손에 달려있다.

The future of Kesi's species [is / are] in our hands.

a)

is

b)

are

30.

팜유를 ‘거절’해서 오랑우탄을 보호하자!

[Say / Saying] "No" to Palm Oil and Save Orangutans!

a)

Say

b)

Saying

31.

당신은 오랑우탄이 우리와 가장 유사한 종들 중 하나라는 사실을 알고 있었는가?

Did you know [about / that] orangutans are one of our closest [relative / relatives]?

a)

about / relative

b)

about / relatives

c)

that / relatives

d)

that / relative

32.

오랑우탄이라는 이름은 인도네시아어로 ‘사람’을 뜻하는 orang이라는 단어와 ‘숲’을 뜻하는 hutan이라는 단어에서 유래한다.

The name orangutan is [derived / deriving] from the Indonesian words orang meaning "person," and hutan meaning "forest.”

a)

derived

b)

deriving

33.

그래서 오랑우탄은 ‘숲의 사람’이라는 의미이다.

So orangutan [mean / means] "person of the forest.”

a)

mean

b)

means

34.

그들은 무척이나 똑똑해서, 비가 내리면 잎으로 우산을 만든다.

They are so [intelligent / intelligently] [that / what] they make umbrellas out of leaves when it [rains / raining].

a)

intelligent / that / rains

b)

intelligently / that / rain

c)

intelligently / what / rains

d)

intelligent / what / rain

35.

불행하게도, 이 똑똑한 동물들은 점점 멸종에 가까워지고 있다.

Unfortunately, these smart animals are getting closer to [extinct / extinction].

a)

extinct

b)

extinction

36.

나는 최근에 팜유 농장이 오랑우탄의 서식지를 파괴한다는 기사를 읽었다.

I recently read an article [said / saying] [of / that] palm oil plantations are [destroyed / destroying] the homes of orangutans.

a)

said / of / destroyed

b)

saying / of / destroying

c)

saying / that / destroying

d)

said / that / destroyed

37.

슬픈 일은 팜유가 우리가 매일 쓰는 많은 제품들에 함유되어 있음에도 불구하고, 대다수의 사람들이 팜유를 잘 알지 못한다는 것이다.

The sad thing is [that / which] most people are not familiar with palm oil, [however / even though] [it is / they are] in many products that we [use / are used] on a daily basis.

a)

that / however / it is / use

b)

that / even though / it is / use

c)

which / however / they are / are used

d)

which / even though / they are / are used

38.

팜유가 아이스크림, 쿠키, 빵, 초콜릿, 비누, 그리고 세정제에 사용된다는 사실이 당신을 놀라게 할지도 모른다!

This might [surprise / be surprised] you, but palm oil is [used / using] in ice cream, cookies, bread, chocolate, soap, and cleaning agents!

a)

surprise / used

b)

surprise / using

c)

be surprised / used

d)

be surprised / using

39.

그러면 오랑우탄을 구하는 것을 돕기 위해 우리는 무엇을 할 수 있을까?

So [how / what] can we do [helping / to help] [save / saving] the orangutans?

a)

how / helping / save

b)

what / helping / saving

c)

what / to help / save

d)

how / to help / saving

40.

당신은 친구들과 가족들에게 팜유와 오랑우탄이 직면하고 있는 위험에 관하여 알려줄 수 있다.

Well, you can [talk / talk to] your friends and family about palm oil and the dangers orangutans are [faced / facing].

a)

talk / faced

b)

talk to / faced

c)

talk / facing

d)

talk to / facing

41.

다음 번 슈퍼마켓에 가게 되면 능동적인 소비자가 되어 볼 수도 있다.

You could also be an active consumer next time you [visit / visiting] the supermarket.

a)

visit

b)

visiting

42.

팜유를 함유하고 있는 제품인지 알 수 있도록 상표를 주의 깊게 읽어 보고, 만약 그렇다면 그것들을 피하도록 하라.

[Read / Reading] the labels of products carefully [see / to see] [that / if] they contain palm oil, and try [avoiding / to avoid] them if they do.

a)

Read / to see / if / to avoid

b)

Reading / see / if / avoiding

c)

Read / see / that / avoiding

d)

Reading / to see / that / to avoid

43.

오랑우탄을 도울 수 있는 또 다른 재미있는 방법이 있다. 바로 오랑우탄을 입양해라!

There [is / are] [another / other] fun thing you can [do / be done] [help / to help] orangutans: adopt an orangutan!

a)

is / other / do / to help

b)

are / other / be done / help

c)

is / another / do / to help

d)

are / another / be done / help

44.

불가능하게 들린다는 것은 알지만, 당신이 돈을 기부하면 당신과 아기 오랑우탄을 짝지어 주는 기관들이 있다.

I know it [sounds / is sounded] [impossible / impossibly], but there are organizations [that / what] [match / matches] you with a baby orangutan when you donate money.

a)

sounds / impossible / that / matches

b)

sounds / impossible / that / match

c)

is sounded / impossibly / what / matches

d)

is sounded / impossibly / what / match

45.

걱정하지 마라! 오랑우탄을 입양하는 데 많은 돈이 드는 것은 아니다. 당신은 기본적으로 매일 몇 센트를 기부하는 것으로 시작할 수 있다.

Don't worry! [It / that] doesn't cost a fortune to adopt [it / one]; you can start by [basic / basically] [donate / donating] a few cents per day.

a)

It / one / basically / donating

b)

That / one / basic / donate

c)

That / it / basically / donating

d)

It / it / basic / donate

46.

적은 액수일지라도 많은 오랑우탄들의 생명을 구하는 데 도움이 될 것이다.

Even this small amount will help [save / to save] the lives of many orangutans.

a)

save

b)

to save

47.

팜유 산업의 위험에 관한 말을 퍼뜨릴 수 있도록 도와주고 아래 댓글에 당신이 알고 있는 팜유를 함유하고 있는 제품의 이름을 쓰라.

Please [help / helping] [spread / spreading] the word about the dangers of the palm oil industry and [name / naming] any products containing palm oil [what / that] you know in the comments below.

a)

help / spreading / naming / what

b)

helping / spread / naming / that

c)

helping / spreading / name / what

d)

help / spread / name / that

48.

나는 진심으로 당신이 ‘숲의 사람들’을 보호하는 데 동참하기를 바란다.

I really hope you will join me in [protection / protecting] these "people of the forest.”

a)

protection

b)

protecting

49.

Sharon: 이런! 내가 가장 좋아하는 아이스크림이 팜유로 만들어진 것 같아.

Sharon: Oh no! It looks like my favorite ice cream is [made / making] with palm oil.

a)

made

b)

making

50.

우민: 정말 도움이 되는 가치 있는 정보를 공유해 주는구나. 고마워!

Umin: You're sharing [any / some] valuable information [which / it] is really helpful. Thanks!

a)

any / which

b)

some / it

c)

some / which

d)

any / it

51.

Chen: 세상에나! 내 비타민도 팜유를 함유하고 있다는 걸 방금 알았어.

Chen: OMG! I just noticed [that / what] my vitamins also contain palm oil.

a)

that

b)

what