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1. 다음 글에
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시오.3)
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their approach to living is one of endless SV-31878
conflict. labor-saving shortcuts. One of these is to remain (A)
to the alarm calls of other species. The
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that hunted us on the savannah, and are now holding part of a network of alarms; the birds, squirrels and
most of the pathogens at bay that are a much greater deer are all tuned into each other’s transmissions. This
threat than predators ever were. For the first time in (B) will be found all over the world. In the
history, we no
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before they reach adulthood. their awareness. The wildebeest have poor vision and a
strong sense of smell, but the zebras have good vision
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life fighting other seagulls for scraps. What makes us more and alert each other to danger. We may think
so lucky is the pure happenstance that we evolved to we are being very stealthy by creeping up on a deer
be (mostly) good to one another. from downwind, but if we behave in a way that
worries the songbirds overhead, we will not get
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evolution of our amazing brain.Our sociality made us us may pick up our scent long before a wren in a low
smarter individually,
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connected our minds to others’ minds in a manner perfectly well for the bird.
that massively increased our knowledge and computing
power. -> (A)
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➀ (A) - (C) - (B) ➁ (B) - (A) - (C) (B)
➂ (B) - (C) - (A) ➃ (C) - (A) - (B)
➄ (C) - (B) - (A) (C)

2. 다음 글이 들어갈 가장 알맞은 위치는?2) 4. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어휘의 쓰임이 적절하지

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He thought about art all the time, and he did it all
the time.
The idea that we can cultivate the soul or the self like
a garden goes back to ancient times and is beginning
Experts agree that Jackson Pollock had little native
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talent for art, and when you look at his early products,
is, of course, ➀replacing one metaphor with another
it showed. ➀ They also agree that he became one of
but we cannot think in any sophisticated way without
the greatest American painters of the twentieth century
metaphors. Furthermore, this one is more ➁accurate.
and that he revolutionized modern art. ➁ How did he
The cells that create our neural networks grow in the
go from point A to point B? It’s the result of hard
form of tree-like branching structures and were
work and dedication. Pollock was wildly in love with
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word for tree
the idea of being an artist. ➂ Because he was so
because of their visual similarity to one. This
enthusiastic, he got others to take him seriously and
resemblance, it has recently been ➂discovered, reflects
mentor him until he mastered all there was to master
the fact that neuronal arbours and plants grow
and began to produce startlingly original works. ➃ His
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according to the ➃operation of the same three
“poured” paintings, each completely unique, allowed
mathematical laws. A deeper similarity can be found in
him to draw from his unconscious mind and convey a
the ➄inactive process of pruning and weeding that
huge range of feeling. ➄ Several years ago, I was
maintains the health of our neural networks and is
privileged to see a show of these paintings at the
carried out by a group of cells which function as the
Museum of Modern Art in New York. I was stunned by
brain’s resident gardeners.
the power and beauty of each work.

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5. 다음 글의
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알맞은 연결어
구는?7)
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variety of roles, from actors to support personnel.SV-31878
Little certain about is a conviction. I don’t need conviction
happens without her intervention in one way or for anything I’m absolutely or logically certain about.
another. When the play opens, however, the director is When René Descartes declared he was certain that he
essentially useless. If the cast and crew still need her, thinks and exists (popularly, but erroneously,
she is a failure. Teaching is, or at least ought to be, understood as the inference “I think, therefore I am”),
like that. Every day, the teacher should make himself he meant he couldn’t actively doubt he was thinking at
increasingly (A)
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kinds of teachers do not provide solutions when it would be odd to say this was Descartes’s conviction.
students can figure things out for themselves. They (B) , the interesting thing about convictions is
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leave some ambiguity, choice, and flexibility soSV-31878
that convictions. Unlike logical certainties like 2 and 2 make
students have to make leaps of transfer and apply 4, or philosophical certainties like Descartes’s belief in
common sense. They take careful measure of how his own existence, we generally know that others may
much (B) children can manage, making sure oppose our convictions. We are aware that our
to give them that much - and coaching for a bit more convictions can be doubted and challenged, even if we
as well. ourselves just cannot imagine that they are false.

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6. 다음 글에서 어법상 알맞은 것은?6)

8. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분을 알맞게 영작하시오.8)

Strengths are contextual. Any personal quality can be

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and fine detail
either an aptitude or a handicap, [depended /
in the central region of our visual field, with
depending] on the situation. Let’s say you have
less-defined vision and reduced colour perception from
difficulty reading printed text. This might
the outer region. Our brain then takes the relatively
understandably seem like a shortcoming, especially if
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small amount of detailed colour imagery it is presented
you want to be a literary critic, a profession [heavy /
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heavily] dependent on the parsing of texts. But if you
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want to be an astronomer, the same apparent
by comparison to memories stored throughout life. If
shortcoming could turn into an unexpected strength.
we see a Y-shaped image on a page, for example, we
The brains of many people who have trouble reading
can interpret it as a three-dimensional representation of
are better at detecting black holes and other celestial
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anomalies in astronomical images than the brains of
protruding from the page or depressed within it. Most
individuals without reading difficulties. A facility for
people see it as a projecting corner, perhaps recalling
empathy is an asset for a nurse, but a shortcoming for
an early memory that a corner is hard and sharp,
a military drone pilot. [Be / Being] tall is an advantage
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discovered when exploring on all fours as an infant.
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plays).

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9. 다음 글의
SV-31878 제목으로 가장 적절한 것은?9) 11. 다음 글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말을 각각SV-31878
올바른 형태로
쓰시오.11)
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passage of time is that it’s not universal: everybody Many animals live a life that I would just as soon
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experiences it a little bit differently. There’s a physics forgo, not because it ends in tragedy, but because
sense in which that’s quantifiably true, but most of the their approach to living is one of endless conflict.
differences between our experiences of time are Imagine being a seagull and spending your entire life
subjective. A full day of work can seem to fly by or fighting other seagulls for scraps. What makes us so
drag on endlessly, depending on how you feel about lucky is the pure happenstance that we evolved to be
the tasks at hand, and what seems to a parent like a (mostly) good to one another. Our (A) nature
perfectly reasonable
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will feel like HOURS to their young children. This brain.Our sociality made us smarter individually, but, far
difference in subjective experience is exacerbated by more important, it (B) our minds to others’
the fact that, particularly in the adult world, everybody minds in a manner that massively increased our
keeps their own schedule. The person atSV-31878
the knowledge and computing power. As a result, we long
supermarket checkout fumbling to find the exact ago surpassed the predators that hunted us on the
change for their purchases might see this as a good savannah, and are now holding most of the pathogens
use of time because they have no pressing at bay that are a much (C) threat than
responsibilities at the moment, while the troubled predators ever were. For the first time in history, we no
person behind them is steaming because they’re longer bury almost half our children before they reach
running late for
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➀ 아이와 어른의 다른 시간의 흐름들 -> (A)

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➃ 의식의 흐름을 알기 위해서는 많은 경험이 필요하다.
➄ 자신만의 경험을 갖는 것의 중요성 : 의식의 다양성과 (C)
흐름에 대한 인식

10. 밑줄 친 ➀ ~ ➄ 중 어법상 틀린 것을 찾아 바르게 12. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어휘의 쓰임이 적절하지

고치시오.10)
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toward the kinds of questions that knocks down talent for art, and when you look at his early products,
barriers by challenging past assumptions and SV-31878
create it showed. They also ➀agree that he became one of
new energy for pursuing solutions along some new the greatest American painters of the twentieth century
pathway. ➁And if we have, it is probably in part and that he revolutionized modern art. How did he go
because asking a question is a very effective way of from point A to point B? It’s the result of hard work
introducing a novel way of thinking about something and dedication. Pollock was wildly in love with the idea
without exposing oneself to judgment. ➂A question, of being an artist. He thought about art all the time,
after all, is
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and he did it all the time. Because SV-31878
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further within a different framing or along a divergent mentor him until he mastered all there was to master
line. ➄If that line of thinking isn’t taken up, or fails to and began to ➂produce startlingly original works. His
lead somewhere valuable, there is no SV-31878
reputational “poured” paintings, each completely unique, ➃banned
damage to the person who suggested it. And, him to draw from his unconscious mind and convey a
therefore, a person is more likely to put it out there. huge range of feeling. Several years ago, I was
privileged to see a show of these paintings at the
Museum of Modern Art in New York. I was stunned by
the power and ➄beauty of each work.

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13. 다음 글에
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15. 다음 글이 들어갈 가장 알맞은 위치는?SV-31878

Evolution has taught the animal kingdom plenty of When the play opens, however, the director is
labor-saving shortcuts. One of these is to remain essentially useless. If the cast and crew still need
sensitive to the alarm calls of other species. SV-31878her, she is a failure.

(A) We may think we are being very stealthy by A director of a play has a peculiar job. For weeks, she
creeping up on a deer from downwind, but if we orchestrates every move made by various people in a
behave in a way that worries the songbirds overhead, variety of roles, from actors to support personnel. ➀
we will not get anywhere near the deer. Equally, a deer Little happens without her intervention in one way or
downwind of
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SV-31878
wren in a low bush sees us, and his warning that. Every day, the teacher should make himself
cough-like call will work perfectly well for the bird. increasingly useless in his students’ lives. ➂ These kinds
of teachers do not provide solutions when students can
(B) The wildebeest have poor vision and a strongSV-31878
sense figure things out for themselves. ➃ They provide
of smell, but the zebras have good vision and a directions and guidelines for quality, but they leave
weaker sense of smell. Together they notice more and some ambiguity, choice, and flexibility so that students
alert each other to danger. have to make leaps of transfer and apply common
sense. ➄ They take careful measure of how much
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form part of
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more as well.
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➀ (A) - (C) - (B) ➁ (B) - (A) - (C)

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➄ (C) - (B) - (A)

14. 다음 글에서
SV-31878 어법상 알맞은 것은?14) 16. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분을 알맞게 영작하시오. 16)
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The idea that we can cultivate the soul or the self like Strengths are contextual. Any personal quality can be
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to [apply / be applied] to the brain in contemporary situation. Let’s say you have difficulty reading printed
science. It is, of course, [replaced / replacing] one text. This might understandably seem like a
metaphor with another but we cannot think in any shortcoming, especially if you want to be a literary
sophisticated way without metaphors. Furthermore, this critic, a profession heavily dependent on the parsing of
one is more accurate. The cells [that / what] [create / texts. But (strength, if, want, an astronomer, same,
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grow facility for empathy is an asset for a nurse, but a
according to the operation of the same three shortcoming for a military drone pilot. Being tall is an
mathematical laws. A deeper similarity can [find / be advantage for an NBA player, but a disadvantage for a
found] in the active process of pruning and weeding coal miner.
that maintains the health of our neural networks and is
carried out by a group of cells which function as the
brain’s resident gardeners.

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17. 다음 글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말을 각각 올바른 형태로 19)

19. 다음 글에 이어질 알맞은 글의 순서는?SV-31878
SV-31878
쓰시오.17)
One of the most universal characteristics of the
Convictions feel certain. But not everything we feel passage of time is that it’s not universal: everybody
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certain about is a conviction. I don’t need conviction
for anything I’m absolutely or logically certain about. physics sense in which that’s quantifiably true, but
When René Descartes declared he was certain that he most of the differences between our experiences of
thinks and exists (popularly, but erroneously, time are subjective.
understood as the inference “I think, therefore I am”),
he meant he couldn’t actively doubt he was thinking at (A) This difference in subjective experience is
that moment
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would be odd to say this was Descartes’s conviction. world, everybody keeps their own schedule.
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convictions. Unlike (B) SV-31878
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or philosophical certainties like Descartes’s belief in his at hand, and what seems to a parent like a perfectly
own existence, we generally know that others may reasonable wait for an amusement park ride will feel
oppose our convictions. We are aware that our like HOURS to their young children.
convictions can be doubted and challenged, even if we
ourselves just cannot imagine that they are (C) . (C) The person at the supermarket checkout fumbling
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-> (A) this as a good use of time because they have no
pressing responsibilities at the moment, while the
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they’re running late for a meeting.
(C)
➀ (A) - (C) - (B) ➁ (B) - (A) - (C)
18. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어휘의 쓰임이 적절하지 ➂ (B) - (C) - (A) ➃ (C) - (A) - (B)
않은 것은?18) ➄ (C) - (B) - (A)

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in the central region of our visual field, with
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from the outer region. Our brain then takes the ➁ toward the kinds of questions that knock down barriers
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relatively small amount of detailed colour imagery it is by challenging past assumptions and create new energy
presented with and uses it combined with the for [pursued / pursuing] solutions along some new
less-colourful, less-defined peripheral imagery to pathway. And if we have, it is probably in part
interpret the image by ➂comparison to memories [because / because of] asking a question is a very
stored throughout life. If we see a Y-shaped image on effective way of introducing a novel way of thinking
a page, for example, we can interpret it as a about something without exposing oneself to judgment.
three-dimensional
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in turn be perceived either protruding from the page aggressive enough to draw fire. It is an invitation
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projecting corner, perhaps ➃forgetting an early memory or along a divergent line. If that line of thinking isn’t
that a corner is hard and sharp, discovered SV-31878
when taken up, or fails [leading / to lead] somewhere
exploring on all fours as an infant. What is important valuable, there is no reputational damage to the person
to ➄understand here is that our memory plays a who suggested it. And, therefore, a person is more
critical role in the interpretation of the visual signals likely to put it out there.
we receive from our photoreceptors.

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21. 다음 글의
SV-31878 제목으로 가장 적절한 것은?21) 말을 쓰시오.23)
23. 다음 글의 빈칸에 들어갈 가장 적절한 SV-31878

Many animals live a life that I would just as soon Evolution has taught the animal kingdom plenty of
forgo, not because it ends in tragedy, but because labor-saving shortcuts. One of these is to remain
SV-31878
their approach to living is one of endless conflict. sensitive to the alarm calls of other species. The most
Imagine being a seagull and spending your entire life alert and insecure of woodland creatures form part of
fighting other seagulls for scraps. What makes us so a network of alarms; the birds, squirrels and deer are
lucky is the pure happenstance that we evolved to be all tuned into each other’s transmissions. This
(mostly) good to one another. Our cooperative nature will be found all over the world. In the
also set the stage for the evolution of our amazing African savannah, wildebeest mix with zebras to share
brain.Our sociality
SV-31878 made us smarter individually, but, far their awareness. The wildebeest have poor vision and a
SV-31878
more important, it connected our minds to others’ strong sense of smell, but the zebras have good vision
minds in a manner that massively increased our and a weaker sense of smell. Together they notice
knowledge and computing power. As a result, we long more and alert each other to danger. We may think
SV-31878
ago surpassed the predators that hunted us on the we are being very stealthy by creeping up on a deer
savannah, and are now holding most of the pathogens from downwind, but if we behave in a way that
at bay that are a much greater threat than predators worries the songbirds overhead, we will not get
ever were. For the first time in history, we no longer anywhere near the deer. Equally, a deer downwind of
bury almost half our children before they reach us may pick up our scent long before a wren in a low
adulthood. bush sees us, and his warning cough-like call will work

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➀ 인간의 협력적인 본성이 나타나게 된 계기
➁ 인간과 동물이 가진 다른 본성들의 소개
➂ 인간의 협력적인 본성과 그로 인한 두뇌의 진화
➃ 동물들이 가지고 있는 본능으로 인한 생존 전략 SV-31878
➄ 인간이 자신만의 무기로 인해 진화하게 된 이유

22. 밑줄 친 ➀ ~ ➄ 중 어법상 틀린 것을 찾아 바르게 24. 다음 글이 들어갈 가장 알맞은 위치는?24)

고치시오.22)
This resemblance, it has recently been discovered,
➀Experts agree that Jackson Pollock had little native
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reflects the fact that neuronal arbours and plants
talent for art, and when you look at his early products, grow according to the operation of the same three
it showed. They also agree that he became one of the mathematical laws.
greatest American painters of the twentieth century and
that he revolutionized modern art. ➁How did SV-31878
he go The idea that we can cultivate the soul or the self like
from point A to point B? It’s the result of hard work a garden goes back to ancient times and is beginning
and dedication. Pollock was wildly in love with the idea to be applied to the brain in contemporary science. ➀
of being an artist. ➂He thought about art all the time, It is, of course, replacing one metaphor with another
and he did it all the time. Because he was so but we cannot think in any sophisticated way without
enthusiastic, he got others to take him seriously and metaphors. ➁ Furthermore, this one is more accurate.
mentor him
SV-31878 until he mastered all there was to master ➂ The cells that create our neural networks grow in
SV-31878
and began to produce startlingly original works. ➃His the form of tree-like branching structures and were
“poured” paintings, each completely unique, allowed originally named dendrites after the Latin word for tree
him drawing from his unconscious mind and convey a because of their visual similarity to one. ➃ A deeper
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the power and beauty of each work. function as the brain’s resident gardeners. ➄

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25. 다음 글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말을 각각 올바른 형태로 27)

27. 다음 글에 이어질 알맞은 글의 순서는?SV-31878
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happens without her (A) in one way or
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essentially useless. If the cast and crew still need her, philosophical certainties like Descartes’s belief in his
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like that. Every
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. They take careful measure of how much he meant he couldn’t actively doubt he was thinking at
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them that much - and coaching for a bit more as well.

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was Descartes’s
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(C) ➀ (A) - (C) - (B) ➁ (B) - (A) - (C)
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26. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어휘의 쓰임이 적절하지 ➄ (C) - (B) - (A)
않은 것은?26)
28. 밑줄 친 ➀ ~ ➄ 중 어법상 틀린 것을 찾아 바르게
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either an aptitude or a handicap, depending on the
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holes and other
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infant. ➄That is important to understand here is that
our memory plays a critical role in the interpretation of
the visual signals we receive from our photoreceptors.

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29. 다음 글이
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This difference in subjective experience is As a result, we long ago surpassed the predators
exacerbated by the fact that, particularly in the that hunted us on the savannah, and are now
adult world, everybody keeps their own SV-31878holding
schedule. most of the pathogens at bay that are a
much greater threat than predators ever were.
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experiences it a little bit differently. ➀ There’s a physics forgo, not because it ends in tragedy, but because
sense in which that’s quantifiably true, but most of the their approach to living is one of endless conflict. ➀
differences between
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your entire life
subjective. ➁ A full day of work can seem to fly by or fighting other seagulls for scraps. ➁ What makes us so
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the tasks at hand, and what seems to a parent like a (mostly) good to one another. ➂ Our cooperative
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will feel like HOURS to their young children. ➂ The amazing brain. ➃ Our sociality made us smarter
person at the supermarket checkout fumbling to find individually, but, far more important, it connected our
the exact change for their purchases might see this as minds to others’ minds in a manner that massively
a good use of time because they have no pressing increased our knowledge and computing power. ➄ For
responsibilities at the moment, while the troubled the first time in history, we no longer bury almost half
person behind
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running late for a meeting. ➃ Everybody’s doing their
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32. 다음 글에서 어법상 알맞은 것은?32)

30. 다음 글의
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Experts agree that Jackson Pollock had little native
I think intuitively my colleagues and I have gravitated talent for art, and when you look at his early products,
toward the kinds of questions that knock down barriers it showed. They also agree [that / what] he became
SV-31878
by challenging past assumptions and create new energy one of the greatest American painters of the twentieth
for pursuing solutions along some new pathway. And if century and that he revolutionized modern art. How
we have, it is probably in part because asking a did he go from point A to point B? It’s the result of
question is a very effective way of introducing a novel hard work and dedication. Pollock was wildly in love
way of thinking about something without exposing with the idea of being an artist. He thought about art
oneself to judgment. A question, after all, is not a all the time, and he did it all the time. [Because /
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thinking isn’t taken up, or fails to lead somewhere began to produce startlingly original works. His
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valuable, (it, there, no, damage, the person, suggested, “poured” paintings, each [complete / completely]
who, to, reputational, is). And, therefore, a person is unique, [allowed / allowing] him to draw from his
more likely to put it out there. unconscious mind and convey a huge range of feeling.
Several years ago, I was privileged to see a show of
these paintings at the Museum of Modern Art in New
York. I was [stunned / stunning] by the power and
beauty of each work.

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33. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어휘의 쓰임이 적절하지 35)

35. 다음 글에 이어질 알맞은 글의 순서는?SV-31878
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sensible to the alarm calls of other species. The most personnel.
alert and insecure of woodland creatures form part of
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all tuned into each other’s ➁transmissions. This but they leave some ambiguity, choice, and flexibility so
codependency will be found all over the world. In the that students have to make leaps of transfer and apply
African savannah,
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SV-31878
their awareness. The wildebeest have poor vision and a much responsibility children can manage, making sure
strong sense of smell, but the zebras have good vision to give them that much - and coaching for a bit more
and a weaker sense of smell. Together they notice as well.
more and alert each other to ➂danger. We maySV-31878
think
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us may pick up our scent long before a wren in a low like that.
bush sees us,
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➄perfectly well for the bird. (C) Every day, the teacher should make himself
increasingly useless in his students’ lives. These kinds of
teachers do not provide solutions when students can
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➀ (A) - (C) - (B) ➁ (B) - (A) - (C)

➂ (B) - (C) - (A) ➃ (C) - (A) - (B)
34. 밑줄 친 ➀ ~ ➄ 중 어법상 틀린 것을 찾아 바르게 ➄ (C) - (B) - (A)
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36. 다음 글의 빈칸에 들어갈 가장 적절한 SV-31878
➀The idea that we can cultivate the soul or the self
like a garden goes back to ancient times and is Strengths are contextual. Any personal quality can be
beginning to be applied to the brain in contemporary either an aptitude or a handicap, depending on the
SV-31878
science. ➁It is, of course, replacing one metaphor with situation. Let’s say you have difficulty reading printed
another but we cannot think in any sophisticated way text. This might understandably seem like a
without metaphors. Furthermore, this one is more shortcoming, especially if you want to be a literary
accurate. ➂The cells that create our neural networks critic, a profession heavily dependent on the parsing of
grow in the form of tree-like branching structures and texts. But if you want to be an astronomer, the same
were originally named dendrites after the Latin word apparent shortcoming could turn into an unexpected
for tree because
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the fact that neuronal arbours and plants grow celestial anomalies in astronomical images than the
according to the operation of the same three brains of individuals without reading difficulties. A
mathematical laws. ➄A deeper similarity can be SV-31878
found facility for is an asset for a nurse, but a
in the active process of pruning and weeding that shortcoming for a military drone pilot. Being tall is an
maintains the health of our neural networks and are advantage for an NBA player, but a disadvantage for a
carried out by a group of cells which function as the coal miner.
brain’s resident gardeners.

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37. 다음 글이
SV-31878 들어갈 가장 알맞은 위치는?37) 39. 다음 글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말을 각각SV-31878
올바른 형태로
쓰시오.39)

But it would be odd to say this was Descartes’s

One of the most universal characteristics of the
conviction.
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passage of time is that it’s not universal: everybody
experiences it a little bit differently. There’s a physics
Convictions feel certain. But not everything we feel
sense in which that’s quantifiably true, but most of the
certain about is a conviction. I don’t need conviction
differences between our experiences of time are (A)
for anything I’m absolutely or logically certain about. ➀
. A full day of work can seem to fly by or
When René Descartes declared he was certain that he
drag on endlessly, depending on how you feel about
thinks and exists (popularly, but erroneously,
SV-31878 the tasks at hand, and what seems to SV-31878
a parent like a
understood as the inference “I think, therefore I am”),
perfectly (B) wait for an amusement park ride
he meant he couldn’t actively doubt he was thinking at
will feel like HOURS to their young children. This
that moment - because doubting is thinking. ➁ Indeed,
difference in subjective experience is exacerbated by
the interesting thing about convictions is that they are
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the fact that, particularly in the adult world, everybody
often formed in the face of opposite convictions. ➂
keeps their own schedule. The person at the
Unlike logical certainties like 2 and 2 make 4, or
supermarket checkout fumbling to find the exact
philosophical certainties like Descartes’s belief in his
change for their purchases might see this as a good
own existence, we generally know that others may
use of time because they have no pressing (C)
oppose our convictions. ➃ We are aware that our
at the moment, while the troubled person behind them
convictions can be doubted and challenged, even if we
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for a meeting.
ourselves just cannot imagine that they are false. ➄

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38. 다음 글에서 어법상 알맞은 것은?38)

40. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어휘의 쓰임이 적절하지
않은 것은?40)
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I think intuitively my colleagues and I have gravitated
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toward the kinds of questions that knock down barriers
the outer region. Our brain then takes the [relative /
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SV-31878
energy for pursuing solutions along some new pathway.
presented with and uses it [combined / combining]
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with the less-colourful, less-defined peripheral imagery
question is a very ➁ineffective way of introducing a
to interpret the image by comparison to memories
novel way of thinking about something without
[stored / storing] throughout life. If we see a Y-shaped
exposing oneself to judgment. A question, after all, is
image on a page, for example, we can interpret it as a
not a declaration of opinion aggressive enough to ➂
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in turn [perceive / be perceived] either protruding from
different framing or along a divergent line. If that line
the page or [depressed / depressing] within it. Most
of thinking isn’t taken up, or fails to lead somewhere
people see it as a projecting corner, perhaps recalling
➃valuable, there is no reputational damage to the
an early memory [that / what] a corner is hard and
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person who suggested it. And, therefore, a person is
sharp, discovered when [explored / exploring] on all
more ➄likely to put it out there.
fours as an infant. What is important to understand
here is that our memory plays a critical role in the
interpretation of the visual signals we receive from our
photoreceptors.

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41. 다음 글의
SV-31878 빈칸 (A), (B)에 들어갈 적절한 말은?41) 43)
43. 다음 글에 이어질 알맞은 글의 순서는?SV-31878

Experts agree that Jackson Pollock had little native he idea that we can cultivate the soul or the self
talent for art, and when you look at his early products,like a garden goes back to ancient times and is
it showed. They also agree that he became one SV-31878
of the beginning to be applied to the brain in
greatest American painters of the twentieth century and contemporary science. It is, of course, replacing one
that he (A) modern art. How did he go from metaphor with another but we cannot think in any
point A to point B? It’s the result of hard work and sophisticated way without metaphors.
dedication. Pollock was wildly in love with the idea of
being an artist. He thought about art all the time, and (A) This resemblance, it has recently been discovered,
he did it all
SV-31878 the time. Because he was so enthusiastic, reflects the fact that neuronal arbours and plants grow
SV-31878
he got others to take him seriously and mentor him according to the operation of the same three
until he mastered all there was to master and began mathematical laws.
to produce startlingly original works. His “poured”
paintings, each completely unique, allowed him toSV-31878
draw (B) A deeper similarity can be found in the active
from his (B) mind and convey a huge range process of pruning and weeding that maintains the
of feeling. Several years ago, I was privileged to see a health of our neural networks and is carried out by a
show of these paintings at the Museum of Modern Art group of cells which function as the brain’s resident
in New York. I was stunned by the power and beauty gardeners.
of each work.

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(A) (B) that create our neural networks grow in the form of
➀ maintained conscious tree-like branching structures and were originally named
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visual similarity to one.
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➀ (A) - (C) - (B) ➁ (B) - (A) - (C)
➂ (B) - (C) - (A) ➃ (C) - (A) - (B)
42. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분을 알맞게 영작하시오.42)
➄ (C) - (B) - (A)

Evolution has taught the animal kingdom plenty of

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SV-31878
labor-saving shortcuts. One of these is to remain
않은 것은?44)
sensitive to the alarm calls of other species. The most
alert and insecure of woodland creatures form part of
A director of a play has a peculiar job. For weeks, she
a network of alarms; the birds, squirrels and deer are
SV-31878
orchestrates every move made by various people in a
all tuned into each other’s transmissions. This
variety of roles, from actors to ➀support personnel.
codependency will be found all over the world. In the
Little happens without her intervention in one way or
African savannah, wildebeest mix with zebras to share
another. When the play ➁opens, however, the director
their awareness. The wildebeest have poor vision and a
is essentially useless. If the cast and crew still need her,
strong sense of smell, but the zebras have good vision
she is a failure. Teaching is, or at least ought to be,
and a weaker sense of smell. Together they notice
SV-31878 like that. Every day, the teacher shouldSV-31878
make himself
more and alert each other to danger. (downwind, we,
increasingly useless in his students’ lives. These kinds of
think, are, very, by, on a deer, from, creeping up,
teachers do not ➂provide solutions when students can
stealthy, being, we, may), but if we behave in a way
figure things out for themselves. They provide
that worries the songbirds overhead, we will not get
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directions and guidelines for quality, but they leave
anywhere near the deer. Equally, a deer downwind of
some ambiguity, choice, and ➃fixedness so that
us may pick up our scent long before a wren in a low
students have to make leaps of transfer and apply
bush sees us, and his warning cough-like call will work
common sense. They take ➄careful measure of how
perfectly well for the bird.
much responsibility children can manage, making sure
to give them that much - and coaching for a bit more
as well.

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45. 다음 글이
SV-31878 들어갈 가장 알맞은 위치는?45) 말을 쓰시오.47)
47. 다음 글의 빈칸에 들어갈 가장 적절한 SV-31878

But if you want to be an astronomer, the same In daylight, we only perceive full colour and fine detail
apparent shortcoming could turn into an in the central region of our visual field, with
unexpected strength. SV-31878
less-defined vision and reduced colour perception from
the outer region. Our brain then takes the relatively
Strengths are contextual. Any personal quality can be small amount of detailed colour imagery it is presented
either an aptitude or a handicap, depending on the with and uses it combined with the less-colourful,
situation. ➀ Let’s say you have difficulty reading less-defined peripheral imagery to interpret the image
printed text. ➁ This might understandably seem like a by comparison to memories stored throughout life. If
shortcoming,
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SV-31878
critic, a profession heavily dependent on the parsing of can interpret it as a three-dimensional representation of
texts. ➂ The brains of many people who have trouble a corner, which can in turn be perceived either
reading are better at detecting black holes and other protruding from the page or depressed within it. Most
SV-31878
celestial anomalies in astronomical images than the people see it as a projecting corner, perhaps recalling
brains of individuals without reading difficulties. ➃ A an early memory that a corner is hard and sharp,
facility for empathy is an asset for a nurse, but a discovered when exploring on all fours as an infant.
shortcoming for a military drone pilot. ➄ Being tall is What is important to understand here is that our
an advantage for an NBA player, but a disadvantage plays a critical role in the
for a coal miner. interpretation of the visual signals we receive from our

SV-31878 photoreceptors. SV-31878

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46. 다음 글에서 어법상 알맞은 것은?46) 48. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분을 알맞게 영작하시오.48)

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certain about
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SV-31878
conviction for anything I’m absolutely or logically experiences it a little bit differently. There’s a physics
certain about. When René Descartes declared he was sense in which that’s quantifiably true, but (우리의 시간
certain that he thinks and exists (popularly, but 경험 간 차이의 대부분은 주관적이다). A full day of
erroneously, [understood / understanding] asSV-31878
the work can seem to fly by or drag on endlessly,
inference “I think, therefore I am”), he meant he depending on how you feel about the tasks at hand,
couldn’t actively doubt he was thinking at that moment and what seems to a parent like a perfectly reasonable
- [because / because of] doubting is thinking. But it wait for an amusement park ride will feel like HOURS
would be odd [saying / to say] this was Descartes’s to their young children. This difference in subjective
conviction. Indeed, the interesting thing about experience is exacerbated by the fact that, particularly
convictions is
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own schedule.
the face of opposite convictions. Unlike logical The person at the supermarket checkout fumbling to
certainties like 2 and 2 make 4, or philosophical find the exact change for their purchases might see
certainties like Descartes’s belief in his own existence, this as a good use of time because they have no
we generally know that others may [oppose SV-31878
/ be pressing responsibilities at the moment, while the
opposed] our convictions. We are aware [that / troubled person behind them is steaming because
whether] our convictions can be doubted and they’re running late for a meeting.
challenged, even if we ourselves just cannot imagine
that they are false.

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49. 다음 글의
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toward the kinds of questions that knock down barriers talent for art, and when you look at his early products,
by challenging past assumptions and create new energy it showed. They also agree that he became one of the
for pursuing solutions along some new pathway. And if greatest American painters of the twentieth century and
we have, it is probably in part because asking a that he (A) modern art. How did he go from
question is a very effective way of introducing a novel point A to point B? It’s the result of hard work and
way of thinking about something without exposing dedication. Pollock was wildly in love with the idea of
oneself to judgment.
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the time, and
declaration of opinion aggressive enough to draw fire. he did it all the time. Because he was so (B) ,
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framing or along a divergent line. If that line of until he mastered all there was to master and began
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thinking isn’t taken up, or fails to lead somewhere to produce startlingly original works. His “poured”
valuable, there is no reputational damage to the person paintings, each completely unique, allowed him to draw
who suggested it. And, (B) , a person is more from his unconscious mind and convey a huge range
likely to put it out there. of feeling. Several years ago, I was (C) to see
a show of these paintings at the Museum of Modern
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50. 밑줄 친 ➀ ~ ➄ 중 어법상 틀린 것을 찾아 바르게 (C)

고치시오.50)
52. 다음 글에서 어법상 알맞은 것은?52)
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fighting other seagulls for scraps. ➁That makes us so other species. The most alert and insecure of woodland
lucky is the pure happenstance that we evolved SV-31878
to be creatures form part of a network of alarms; the birds,
(mostly) good to one another. Our cooperative nature squirrels and deer are all tuned into each other’s
also set the stage for the evolution of our amazing transmissions. This codependency will be found all over
brain. ➂Our sociality made us smarter individually, but, the world. In the African savannah, wildebeest mix with
far more important, it connected our minds to others’ zebras to share their awareness. The wildebeest have
minds in a manner that massively increased our poor vision and a strong sense of smell, but the zebras
knowledge and
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predators ever were. For the first time in history, SV-31878
we no we behave in a way [that / what] worries the songbirds
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adulthood. deer. Equally, a deer downwind of us may pick up our
scent long before a wren in a low bush sees us, and
his warning cough-like call will work perfectly well for
the bird.

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53. 다음 글의
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55. 다음 글에 이어질 알맞은 글의 순서는?SV-31878

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a garden goes back to ancient times and is beginning be either an aptitude or a handicap, depending on
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to be applied to the brain in contemporary science. It the situation. Let’s say you have difficulty reading
is, of course, replacing one metaphor with another but printed text.
we cannot think in any (A) way without
metaphors. Furthermore, this one is more accurate. The (A) The brains of many people who have trouble
cells that create our neural networks grow in the form reading are better at detecting black holes and other
of tree-like branching structures and were originally celestial anomalies in astronomical images than the
named dendrites
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of their visual similarity to one. This (B) , it has
recently been discovered, reflects the fact that neuronal (B) A facility for empathy is an asset for a nurse, but a
arbours and plants grow according to the operation of shortcoming for a military drone pilot. Being tall is an
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the same three mathematical laws. A deeper similarity advantage for an NBA player, but a disadvantage for a
can be found in the active process of pruning and coal miner.
weeding that maintains the health of our neural
networks and is carried out by a group of cells which (C) This might understandably seem like a shortcoming,
function as the brain’s resident gardeners. especially if you want to be a literary critic, a
profession heavily dependent on the parsing of texts.
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54. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분을 알맞게 영작하시오.54)

56. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어휘의 쓰임이 적절하지

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않은 것은?56)
orchestrates every move made by various people in a
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Convictions feel certain. But not everything we feel
happens without her intervention in one way or
certain about is a conviction. I don’t need conviction
another. When the play opens, however, the director is
for anything I’m absolutely or logically certain about.
essentially useless. If the cast and crew still need her,
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she is a failure. Teaching is, or at least ought to be,
thinks and ➀exists (popularly, but erroneously,
like that. Every day, (교사는 자신의 학생들의 삶에서 자
understood as the inference “I think, therefore I am”),
신을 점점 더 쓸모없게 만들어야 한다). These kinds of
he meant he couldn’t actively doubt he was thinking at
teachers do not provide solutions when students can
that moment - because doubting is thinking. But it
figure things out for themselves. They provide
would be ➁odd to say this was Descartes’s conviction.
directions and guidelines for quality, but they leave
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have to make leaps of transfer and apply common
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sense. They take careful measure of how much
4, or philosophical certainties like Descartes’s belief in
responsibility children can manage, making sure to give
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his own existence, we generally know that others may
them that much - and coaching for a bit more as well.
➃oppose our convictions. We are aware that our
convictions can be doubted and challenged, even if we
ourselves just cannot imagine that they are ➄correct.

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57. 다음 글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말을 각각 올바른 형태로 59)

59. 다음 글에 이어질 알맞은 글의 순서는?SV-31878
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쓰시오.57)
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in the central region of field,SV-31878
our visual
with down barriers by challenging past assumptions and
less-defined vision and reduced colour perception from create new energy for pursuing solutions along
the outer region. Our brain then takes the relatively some new pathway.
small amount of detailed colour imagery it is presented
with and uses it combined with the less-colourful, (A) If that line of thinking isn’t taken up, or fails to
less-defined peripheral imagery to (A) the image lead somewhere valuable, there is no reputational
by comparison
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we see a Y-shaped image on a page, for example, we therefore, a person is more likely to put it out there.
can interpret it as a three-dimensional representation of
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protruding from the page or depressed within it.SV-31878
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people see it as a projecting corner, perhaps recalling a novel way of thinking about something without
an early memory that a corner is hard and sharp, exposing oneself to judgment.
discovered when exploring on all fours as an infant.
What is important to understand here is that our (C) A question, after all, is not a declaration of opinion
memory plays a critical role in the interpretation of the aggressive enough to draw fire. It is an invitation to
(C)
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58. 다음 글에서 어법상 알맞은 것은?58) 60. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분을 알맞게 영작하시오.60)

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just as soon
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drag on endlessly, depending on [how / what] you feel (mostly) good to one another. Our cooperative nature
about the tasks at hand, and [that / what] seems to a also set the stage for the evolution of our amazing
parent like a perfectly reasonable wait for an brain. Our sociality made us smarter individually, but,
amusement park ride will feel like HOURS to their far more important, (그것이 우리의 지식과 연산력을 엄
young children.
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this as a good use of time [because / because of] they ever were. For the first time in history, we no longer
have no pressing responsibilities at the moment, [while bury almost half our children before they reach
/ during] the troubled person behind them [is / are] adulthood.
steaming [because / because of] they’re running late
for a meeting.

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61. 다음 글의
SV-31878 밑줄 친 부분을 알맞게 영작하시오.61) 63. 다음 글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말을 각각SV-31878
올바른 형태로
쓰시오.63)
Experts agree that Jackson Pollock had little native
talent for art, and when you look at his early products, The idea that we can cultivate the soul or the self like
it showed. They also agree that he became one SV-31878
of the a garden goes back to ancient times and is beginning
greatest American painters of the twentieth century and to be applied to the brain in contemporary science. It
that he revolutionized modern art. How did he go from is, of course, replacing one metaphor with another but
point A to point B? It’s the result of hard work and we cannot think in any sophisticated way without
dedication. (Pollock은 예술가가 된다는 생각에 몹시 빠져 metaphors. Furthermore, this one is more (A) .
있었다). He thought about art all the time, and he did The cells that create our neural networks grow in the
it all the time.
SV-31878 Because he was so enthusiastic, he got form of tree-like branching structures and were
SV-31878
others to take him seriously and mentor him until he originally named dendrites after the Latin word for tree
mastered all there was to master and began to because of their visual (B) to one. This
produce startlingly original works. His “poured” resemblance, it has recently been discovered, reflects
paintings, each completely unique, allowed him toSV-31878
draw the fact that neuronal arbours and plants grow
from his unconscious mind and convey a huge range according to the operation of the same three (C)
of feeling. Several years ago, I was privileged to see a laws. A deeper similarity can be found in the active
show of these paintings at the Museum of Modern Art process of pruning and weeding that maintains the
in New York. I was stunned by the power and beauty health of our neural networks and is carried out by a
of each work. group of cells which function as the brain’s resident

SV-31878 gardeners. SV-31878

-> (A)

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62. 다음 글이 들어갈 가장 알맞은 위치는?62) (C)

64. 밑줄 친 ➀ ~ ➄ 중 어법상 틀린 것을 찾아 바르게

This codependency will be found all over the world. 고치시오.64)

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➀A director of a play has a peculiar job. For weeks,
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she orchestrates every move made by various people in
labor-saving shortcuts. One of these is to remain
a variety of roles, from actors to support personnel.
sensitive to the alarm calls of other species. ➀ The
SV-31878
Little happens without her intervention in one way or
most alert and insecure of woodland creatures form
another. ➁When the play opens, however, the director
part of a network of alarms; the birds, squirrels and
is essentially useless. If the cast and crew still need her,
deer are all tuned into each other’s transmissions. ➁ In
she is a failure. Teaching is, or at least ought to be,
the African savannah, wildebeest mix with zebras to
like that. ➂Every day, the teacher should make himself
share their awareness. ➂ The wildebeest have poor
increasingly useless in his students’ lives. These kinds of
vision and a strong sense of smell, but the zebras have
SV-31878 teachers do not provide solutions when students can
SV-31878
good vision and a weaker sense of smell. Together
figure things out for themselves. ➃They provide
they notice more and alert each other to danger. ➃
directions and guidelines for quality, but they leave
We may think we are being very stealthy by creeping
some ambiguity, choice, and flexibility so that students
up on a deer from downwind, but if we behave in a
SV-31878
have to make leaps of transfer and apply common
way that worries the songbirds overhead, we will not
sense. ➄They take careful measure of how much
get anywhere near the deer. ➄ Equally, a deer
responsibility children can manage, make sure to give
downwind of us may pick up our scent long before a
them that much - and coaching for a bit more as well.
wren in a low bush sees us, and his warning
cough-like call will work perfectly well for the bird.

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65. 다음 글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말을 각각 올바른 형태로 67)

67. 다음 글에 이어질 알맞은 글의 순서는?SV-31878
SV-31878
쓰시오.65)
In daylight, we only perceive full colour and fine
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either an aptitude or a handicap, depending on SV-31878
the less-defined vision and reduced colour perception
situation. Let’s say you have difficulty reading printed from the outer region.
text. This might understandably seem like a(an) (A)
, especially if you want to be a literary critic, (A) If we see a Y-shaped image on a page, for
a profession heavily dependent on the parsing of texts. example, we can interpret it as a three-dimensional
But if you want to be an astronomer, the same representation of a corner, which can in turn be
apparent shortcoming
SV-31878 could turn into an unexpected perceived either protruding from the page or depressed
SV-31878
(B) . The brains of many people who have within it.
trouble reading are better at detecting black holes and
other celestial anomalies in astronomical images than (B) Our brain then takes the relatively small amount of
SV-31878
the brains of individuals without reading difficulties. A detailed colour imagery it is presented with and uses it
facility for empathy is a(an) (C) for a nurse, combined with the less-colourful, less-defined peripheral
but a shortcoming for a military drone pilot. Being tall imagery to interpret the image by comparison to
is an advantage for an NBA player, but a disadvantage memories stored throughout life.
for a coal miner.
(C) Most people see it as a projecting corner, perhaps
-> (A)
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sharp, discovered when exploring on all fours as an
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66. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분을 알맞게 영작하시오.66) ➀ (A) - (C) - (B) ➁ (B) - (A) - (C)
➂ (B) - (C) - (A) ➃ (C) - (A) - (B)
Convictions feel certain. But (우리가 확실하다고 느끼는 ➄ (C) - (B) - (A)
모든 것이 신념은 아니다). I don’t need conviction for
anything I’m
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SV-31878
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and exists (popularly, but erroneously, understood as One of the most universal characteristics of the
the inference “I think, therefore I am”), he meant he passage of time is that it’s not universal: everybody
SV-31878
couldn’t actively doubt he was thinking at that moment experiences it a little bit differently. There’s a physics
- because doubting is thinking. But it would be odd to sense in which that’s ➀quantifiably true, but most of
say this was Descartes’s conviction. Indeed, the the differences between our experiences of time are
interesting thing about convictions is that they are subjective. A full day of work can seem to fly by or
often formed in the face of opposite convictions. Unlike drag on endlessly, depending on how you feel about
logical certainties like 2 and 2 make 4, or philosophical the tasks at hand, and what seems to a parent like a
certainties like
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we generally know that others may oppose our will feel like HOURS to their young children. This
convictions. We are aware that our convictions can be difference in ➂objective experience is exacerbated by
doubted and challenged, even if we ourselves just the fact that, particularly in the adult world, everybody
cannot imagine that they are false. SV-31878
keeps their own schedule. The person at the
supermarket checkout fumbling to find the exact ➃
change for their purchases might see this as a good
use of time because they have no pressing ➄
responsibilities at the moment, while the troubled
person behind them is steaming because they’re
running late for a meeting.

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69. 다음 글의
SV-31878 빈칸 (A), (B)에 들어갈 적절한 말은?69) 71)
71. 다음 글에 이어질 알맞은 글의 순서는?SV-31878

I think intuitively my colleagues and I have gravitated Experts agree that Jackson Pollock had little native
toward the kinds of questions that knock down barriers talent for art, and when you look at his early
SV-31878products, it showed.
by challenging past assumptions and create new energy
for pursuing solutions along some new pathway. And if
we have, it is probably in part because asking a (A) His “poured” paintings, each completely unique,
question is a very effective way of introducing a novel allowed him to draw from his unconscious mind and
way of thinking about something without exposing convey a huge range of feeling. Several years ago, I
oneself to judgment. A question, after all, is not a was privileged to see a show of these paintings at the
declaration of
SV-31878 opinion (A) enough to draw Museum of Modern Art in New York. I was stunned by
SV-31878
fire. It is an invitation to think further within a different the power and beauty of each work.
framing or along a divergent line. If that line of
thinking isn’t taken up, or fails to lead somewhere (B) He thought about art all the time, and he did it all
valuable, there is no (B) SV-31878
damage to the the time. Because he was so enthusiastic, he got others
person who suggested it. And, therefore, a person is to take him seriously and mentor him until he
more likely to put it out there. mastered all there was to master and began to
produce startlingly original works.
(A) (B)
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point A to point B? It’s the result of hard work and
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dedication. Pollock was wildly in love with the idea of
SV-31878
being an artist.
70. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어휘의 쓰임이 적절하지
않은 것은?70)
➀ (A) - (C) - (B) ➁ (B) - (A) - (C)
➂ (B) - (C) - (A) ➃ (C) - (A) - (B)
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➄ (C) - (B) - (A)
forgo, not because it ends in tragedy, but because
their approach to living is one of endless conflict.
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Imagine being a seagull and spending your entire life
고치시오.72)
fighting other seagulls for scraps. What makes us so
➀Evolution has taught the animal kingdom plenty of
lucky is the pure happenstance that we evolved to be
labor-saving shortcuts. One of these is to remain
(mostly) good to one another. Our ➀individual nature
SV-31878
sensitive to the alarm calls of other species. The most
also set the stage for the evolution of our amazing
alert and insecure of woodland creatures form part of
brain. Our sociality made us ➁smarter individually, but,
a network of alarms; the birds, squirrels and deer are
far more important, it connected our minds to others’
all tuned into each other’s transmissions. ➁This
minds in a manner that massively ➂increased our
codependency will be found all over the world. In the
knowledge and computing power. As a result, we long
African savannah, wildebeest mix with zebras sharing
ago ➃surpassed the predators that hunted us on the
SV-31878 their awareness. ➂The wildebeest have poor vision and
SV-31878
savannah, and are now holding most of the pathogens
a strong sense of smell, but the zebras have good
at bay that are a much greater threat than predators
vision and a weaker sense of smell. Together they
ever were. For the first time in history, we no longer
notice more and alert each other to danger. ➃We may
bury almost half our children before they ➄reach
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think we are being very stealthy by creeping up on a
adulthood.
deer from downwind, but if we behave in a way that
worries the songbirds overhead, we will not get
anywhere near the deer. ➄Equally, a deer downwind of
us may pick up our scent long before a wren in a low
bush sees us, and his warning cough-like call will work
perfectly well for the bird.

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73. 다음 글이
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고치시오.75)

Furthermore, this one is more accurate. ➀Strengths are contextual. Any personal quality can be
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either an aptitude or a handicap, depending on the
situation. Let’s say you have difficulty reading printed
The idea that we can cultivate the soul or the self like
text. ➁This might understandably seem like a
a garden goes back to ancient times and is beginning
shortcoming, especially if you want to be a literary
to be applied to the brain in contemporary science. ➀
critic, a profession heavily dependent on the parsing of
It is, of course, replacing one metaphor with another
texts. But ➂if you want to be an astronomer, the same
but we cannot think in any sophisticated way without
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an unexpected
metaphors. ➁ The cells that create our neural networks
strength. ➃The brains of many people who have
grow in the form of tree-like branching structures and
trouble reading is better at detecting black holes and
were originally named dendrites after the Latin word
other celestial anomalies in astronomical images than
for tree because of their visual similarity to one. ➂
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the brains of individuals without reading difficulties. ➄A
This resemblance, it has recently been discovered,
facility for empathy is an asset for a nurse, but a
reflects the fact that neuronal arbours and plants grow
shortcoming for a military drone pilot. Being tall is an
according to the operation of the same three
advantage for an NBA player, but a disadvantage for a
mathematical laws. ➃ A deeper similarity can be found
coal miner.
in the active process of pruning and weeding that
maintains the health of our neural networks and is
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74. 다음 글에서 어법상 알맞은 것은?74)

76. 밑줄 친 ➀ ~ ➄ 중 어법상 틀린 것을 찾아 바르게
고치시오.76)
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➀Convictions feel certain. But not everything we feel
variety of roles, from actors [supporting / to support]
certain about is a conviction. I don’t need conviction
personnel. Little happens without her intervention in
for anything I’m absolutely or logically certain about. ➁
one way or another. When the play opens, however,
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When René Descartes declared he was certain that he
the director is essentially useless. If the cast and crew
thinks and exists (popularly, but erroneously,
still need her, she is a failure. Teaching is, or at least
understood as the inference “I think, therefore I am”),
ought to be, like that. Every day, the teacher should
he meant he couldn’t actively doubt he was thinking at
[make / have made] himself increasingly useless in his
that moment - because doubting is thinking. But ➂it
students’ lives. These kinds of teachers do not provide
would be odd to say this was Descartes’s conviction.
solutions when students can figure things out for
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themselves. They provide directions and guidelines for
they are often formed in the face of opposite
quality, but they leave some ambiguity, choice, and
convictions. ➃Unlike logical certainties like 2 and 2
flexibility so that students have to make leaps of
make 4, or philosophical certainties like Descartes’s
transfer and apply common sense. They take careful
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belief in his own existence, we generally know that
measure of [how / what] much responsibility children
others may oppose our convictions. ➄We are aware
can manage, making sure to give them that much -
that our convictions can be doubted and challenged,
and coaching for a bit more as well.
even if we ourselves just cannot imagine that they are
false.

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in the central region of our visual field, with ➀ toward the kinds of questions that knock down barriers
more-defined vision and reduced colour perception by challenging past assumptions and create new energy
from the outer region. Our brain then takes the for pursuing (A) along some new pathway. And
relatively small amount of detailed colour imagery it is if we have, it is probably in part because asking a
presented with and uses it combined with the question is a very effective way of introducing a novel
less-colourful, less-defined peripheral imagery to way of thinking about something without exposing
interpret the
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stored throughout life. If we see a Y-shaped image on declaration of opinion aggressive enough to draw fire.
a page, for example, we can interpret it as a It is an invitation to think further within a different
three-dimensional representation of a corner, which can framing or along a divergent line. If that line of
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page thinking isn’t taken up, or fails to lead somewhere (C)
or depressed within it. Most people see it as a , there is no reputational damage to the
projecting corner, perhaps recalling an early memory person who suggested it. And, therefore, a person is
that a corner is hard and sharp, ➃discovered when more likely to put it out there.
exploring on all fours as an infant. What is important
to understand here is that our memory plays a critical -> (A)
role in the
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(C)
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78. 밑줄 친 ➀ ~ ➄ 중 어법상 틀린 것을 찾아 바르게 80. 다음 글에서 어법상 알맞은 것은?80)

고치시오.78)
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➀One of the most universal characteristics of the forgo, not [because / because of] it ends in tragedy,
passage of time
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experiences it a little bit differently. There’s a physics endless conflict. Imagine being a seagull and spending
sense which that’s quantifiably true, but most of the your entire life fighting other seagulls for scraps. What
differences between our experiences of time are makes us so lucky is the pure happenstance [that /
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by or what] we evolved to be (mostly) good to one another.
drag on endlessly, depending on how you feel about Our cooperative nature also set the stage for the
the tasks at hand, and what seems to a parent like a evolution of our amazing brain. Our sociality made us
perfectly reasonable wait for an amusement park ride smarter individually, but, far more important, [it /
will feel like HOURS to their young children. ➂This which] connected our minds to others’ minds in a
difference in subjective experience is exacerbated by manner [that / what] [massive / massively] increased
the fact that,
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keeps their own schedule. ➃The person at the long ago surpassed the predators that hunted us on
supermarket checkout fumbling to find the exact the savannah, and are now holding most of the
change for their purchases might see this as a good pathogens at bay that are a much greater threat than
use of time ➄because they have no SV-31878
pressing predators ever [did / were]. For the first time in history,
responsibilities at the moment, while the troubled we no longer bury almost half our children before they
person behind them is steaming because they’re reach adulthood.
running late for a meeting.

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60) it connected our minds to others’ minds in a
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