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Worksheets영Ⅱ 5과 1차시
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 21mins
다음 영영풀이에 해당하는 단어를 보기에서 쓰시오.
someone who travels and works in space
<보기>
confined, inhabitant, spacecraft, scarce, astronaut, soil
(a)
다음 영영풀이에 해당하는 단어를 보기에서 쓰시오.
limited or restricted
<보기>
confined, inhabitant, spacecraft, scarce, astronaut, soil
(a)
밑줄 친 ⓐ~ⓔ 중 전체 흐름과 관계 없는 문장은?
In the movie The Martian, the hero Mark Watney is an astronaut (A) struggles to stay alive on Mars. ⓐ In order to survive, he grows potatoes in the Martian soil. ⓑ It is the first movie that attempts to be realistic and that is actually about human beings dealing with the problems of explorings Mars. ⓒ Could (B)they really be possible to grow plants in space on Mars or on the moon? ⓓ The answer is partly no, because we have not had the opportunity to try growing any plants on Mars or on the moon. ⓔ But the answer is also yes, because we have been growing plants in space in the confined environments of various spacecraft for several years.
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밑줄 친 (A), (B) 를 어법에 맞게 고쳐 쓰시오.
In the movie The Martian, the hero Mark Watney is an astronaut (A) struggles to stay alive on Mars. ⓐ In order to survive, he grows potatoes in the Martian soil. ⓑ It is the first movie that attempts to be realistic and that is actually about human beings dealing with the problems of explorings Mars. ⓒ Could (B)they really be possible to grow plants in space on Mars or on the moon? ⓓ The answer is partly no, because we have not had the opportunity to try growing any plants on Mars or on the moon. ⓔ But the answer is also yes, because we have been growing plants in space in the confined environments of various spacecraft for several years.
화성이나 달에서 식물을 키우는 것이 가능 할 수 있는 이유를 우리말로 쓰시오.
In the movie The Martian, the hero Mark Watney is an astronaut (A) struggles to stay alive on Mars. ⓐ In order to survive, he grows potatoes in the Martian soil. ⓑ It is the first movie that attempts to be realistic and that is actually about human beings dealing with the problems of explorings Mars. ⓒ Could (B)they really be possible to grow plants in space on Mars or on the moon? ⓓ The answer is partly no, because we have not had the opportunity to try growing any plants on Mars or on the moon. ⓔ But the answer is also yes, because we have been growing plants in space in the confined environments of various spacecraft for several years.
빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?
In the early days of space travel, plants were ⓐ grew on spacecraft primarily for __________________— to better understand how they functioned and how they grew under different conditions, such as in microgravity and ⓑ closed environments. In recent years, however, NASA has seriously started ⓒ investigating the potential of space-grown plants as a food source for astronauts. Fresh food provides valuable nutrients as well as variety from the dried and packaged food ⓓ that makes up most of an astronaut’s diet. Therefore, ⓔ finding a way to continually supply astronauts with fresh food has long been a desire for NASA.
food sources
research purposes
developing recipes
astronauts' pastime
agricultural development
밑줄 친 ⓐ~ⓔ중 어법상 틀린 것은?
In the early days of space travel, plants were ⓐ grew on spacecraft primarily for __________________— to better understand how they functioned and how they grew under different conditions, such as in microgravity and ⓑ closed environments. In recent years, however, NASA has seriously started ⓒ investigating the potential of space-grown plants as a food source for astronauts. Fresh food provides valuable nutrients as well as variety from the dried and packaged food ⓓ that makes up most of an astronaut’s diet. Therefore, ⓔ finding a way to continually supply astronauts with fresh food has long been a desire for NASA.
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신선한 음식이 우주 비행사에게 주는 이점 두가지를 찾아 우리맔로 쓰시오.
In the early days of space travel, plants were ⓐ grew on spacecraft primarily for __________________— to better understand how they functioned and how they grew under different conditions, such as in microgravity and ⓑ closed environments. In recent years, however, NASA has seriously started ⓒ investigating the potential of space-grown plants as a food source for astronauts. Fresh food provides valuable nutrients as well as variety from the dried and packaged food ⓓ that makes up most of an astronaut’s diet. Therefore, ⓔ finding a way to continually supply astronauts with fresh food has long been a desire for NASA.
괄호 (A), (B), (C)에서 문맥상 적절한 말끼리 짝지어 진 것은?
In addition to health benefits, a bit of space gardening can also offer (A) [physical / psychological] benefits for astronauts. Observing and caring for plants can relieve their stress and improve their moods. Plants are a living, growing piece of Earth; therefore, their smell and color can inject a bit of sensory (B) [uniformity / variety] into an artificial lifeless environment. With the sun rising and setting as many as sixteen times a day on the ISS, astronauts suffer from sleep disorders. Space gardening can (C) [maximize / minimize] this problem by helping astronauts mark the passing of time.
(A) physical (B) uniformity (C) maximize
(A) physical (B) uniformity (C) minimize
(A) psychological (B) variety (C) minimize
(A) psychological (B) variety (C) maximize
(A)psychological (B) uniformity (C) minimize
밑줄 친 this problem이 가리키는 것을 본문에서 찾아 쓰시오.
In addition to health benefits, a bit of space gardening can also offer (A) [physical / psychological] benefits for astronauts. Observing and caring for plants can relieve their stress and improve their moods. Plants are a living, growing piece of Earth; therefore, their smell and color can inject a bit of sensory (B) [uniformity / variety] into an artificial lifeless environment. With the sun rising and setting as many as sixteen times a day on the ISS, astronauts suffer from sleep disorders. Space gardening can (C) [maximize / minimize] this problem by helping astronauts mark the passing of time.
(a)
밑줄 친 (A)와 (B)를 어법에 맞게 고쳐쓰시오.
While it is not yet happening on a large scale, plants grown on a spacecraft may be used to potentially (A)reducing carbon dioxide and produce oxygen, as well as provide water for (B) drink through transpiration. In this way, growing plants in space may help to provide a more habitable environment for humans.
다음 영영풀이에 해당하는 단어를 윗글에서 찾아 쓰시오.
good enough for people to live in
(a)
다음 글의 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은?
Plants must have water, soil, gravity, and light, all of which are in short supply on a spacecraft. Experiments over the years have been slowly but surely developing ways of growing plants in space with very (A)[little / much] of these essential requirements. Water is especially (B) [ scarce / plentiful ] on the ISS, and the amount used is controlled and recycles as much as possible. About 93 percent of all water on the ISS is reclaimed from the collected breath, sweat, and even urine of the ISS inhabitants. It’s a (C) [ different / similar ] story with soil. A spacecraft is not going to be able to carry around masses of heavy, dirty stuff that can be used to grow plants. In addition, soil and water tend to float away because of the lack of gravity.
물, 토양, 중력, 빛은 우주선에서 공급이 부족하다.
수년 동안 우주에서 식물 키우는 법이 개발되어 왔다.
ISS에서 사용되는 물은 전부 재생된 것이다.
우주선은 식물 재배용 흙을 운반할 수 없을 것이다.
흙과 물은 우주선에서 떠다니는 경향이 있다.
괄호(A), (B), (C)에서 문맥상 적절한 말끼리 짝지어진 것은?
Plants must have water, soil, gravity, and light, all of which are in short supply on a spacecraft. Experiments over the years have been slowly but surely developing ways of growing plants in space with very (A)[little / much] of these essential requirements. Water is especially (B) [ scarce / plentiful ] on the ISS, and the amount used is controlled and recycles as much as possible. About 93 percent of all water on the ISS is reclaimed from the collected breath, sweat, and even urine of the ISS inhabitants. It’s a (C) [ different / similar ] story with soil. A spacecraft is not going to be able to carry around masses of heavy, dirty stuff that can be used to grow plants. In addition, soil and water tend to float away because of the lack of gravity.
(A) little (B) scarce (C) different
(A) little (B) scarce (C) similar
(A) little (B) plentiful (C) similar
(A) much (B) plentiful (C) different
(A) much (B) scarce (C) different
다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분에서 어법상 틀린 부분을 찾아 바르게 고쳐쓰시오.
Plants must have water, soil, gravity, and light, all of which are in short supply on a spacecraft. Experiments over the years have been slowly but surely developing ways of growing plants in space with very (A)[little / much] of these essential requirements. Water is especially (B) [ scarce / plentiful ] on the ISS, and the amount used is controlled and recycles as much as possible. About 93 percent of all water on the ISS is reclaimed from the collected breath, sweat, and even urine of the ISS inhabitants. It’s a (C) [ different / similar ] story with soil. A spacecraft is not going to be able to carry around masses of heavy, dirty stuff that can be used to grow plants. In addition, soil and water tend to float away because of the lack of gravity.
