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Kere was born in Burkina Faso — one of the world’s least educated and most impoverished nations. This is a land lacking clean drinking water, electricity, and infrastructure, let alone architecture. The 7th poorest country in the world, Burkina Faso has a population that is more than 60 percent illiterate.

“I grew up in a community where there was no kindergarten, but where community was your family,” Kere said. “Everyone took care of you, and the entire village was your playground. My days were filled with securing food and water, but also simply being together, talking together, building houses together. I remember the room where my grandmother would sit and tell stories with a little light, while we would gather closely to each other and her voice inside the room surrounded us, forming a safe place. __________ ___________________________________________”

Francis Kere grew up with many challenges and few resources. When he was 7 years old, Kere traveled nearly 40 kilometers to attend school because his village, Gando, did not have one of its own. He had to study in a classroom with poor lighting and ventilation that was often overheated and overcrowded with more than one hundred other kids. What’s worse, while the sunlight outside was almost blinding, inside the school it was always dark. Trapped in that extreme environment, Kere swore to make schools better one day.

1. 윗글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 알맞은 것은?

①  This was my first sense of architecture.

② From that moment, I began dreaming of studying abroad.

③ That’s why I decided to leave my home and never return.

④ Those nights were the most difficult time of my childhood.

⑤  It was then that I realized education was the key to escaping poverty.

2. 윗글의 분위기로 가장 적절한 것은?

① cold and indifferent

② bitter and accusatory

③ challenging yet warm

④ playful and humorous

⑤ hopeless and depressing

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Thirteen years later, he moved to Germany on a carpentry scholarship. While studying architecture in Germany, he decided to use his knowledge to build a new school in his home village. Some said it would have been easy and enjoyable to stay in Berlin, where he had his training. However, he didn’t. Although he lived and studied far from his native homeland, Kere’s thoughts always remained with his people.

As he said in one of his lectures, young Kere — walking a long distance to attend school — returned home on holidays. At the end of every visit, he made the rounds to all the villagers to say goodbye. At each stop, the villagers gave him a penny — often their last penny — as a parting gift. The pennies were their way of contributing to the boy’s education, hoping that he might be successful and one day come back and help improve the quality of life in the community.

During his study abroad, he never forgot the contributions of the community which had supported him. Even after hearing the news about the award, he credited his success to his community in Gando. “Without ________________________________________________,” he said.

3. Kere에 관한 윗글의 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은?

① 목공 관련 장학금을 받고 독일에서 건축을 공부했다.

② 베를린에서의 불안정한 삶으로 늘 고향을 마음에 두었다.

③ 어린 시절 방학마다 마을 사람들에게 인사하며 동전을 받았다.

④ 유학 중에도 공동체와의 정서적 유대를 유지했다.

⑤ 자신의 성공을 고향 사람들의 지원 덕분이라고 여겼다.

(주관식 1) 윗글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말을 아래 보기에 주어진 단어를 활용하여 쓰시오. (시제를 어법상 적절한 형태로 고쳐 쓸 것)

is completed / my project / their dedication / can not

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Back in Burkina Faso, Kere began construction on his first building, Gando Primary School. Kere has said of his (a)practice, “My work cannot be realized without community. In order to gain the trust of the community, you must understand local culture.”

Kere’s approach to architecture places a strong emphasis on community involvement and (b)collaboration. This shared cultural aspect comes from the culture of his community, where decisions are usually made in groups and community projects are common. For example, he planned to use traditional clay bricks, but his idea was not entirely welcomed. People were somewhat (c)confident of his choice of material at first.

“There is still a feeling that everything that’s local is primitive,” he said. “Let’s say 90% of people in Burkina Faso use clay, but they see it as a poor person’s material.”

Some people were doubting that the structure would withstand the rainy season. To convince them, he explained that the local clay could be combined with “modern” concrete. Moreover, clay was locally (d)abundant and had been used for centuries in the local area due to its temperature-regulating properties, so it could help to cool the institute's (e)interior. Finally, the villagers put their faith in Kere, and, in close collaboration with him, gave the architect the opportunity to build the village’s first school.

As soon as the school was completed, people started to realize that “we could do that!” People have a strong attachment—let’s say identification—with what “we” have built. Everyone feels proud to be part of the process. This is one of the strongest experiences to understand the common value. That is: “We made this.”

4. 윗글의 밑줄 친 (a)～(e) 중에서 문맥상 낱말의 쓰임이 적절하지 않은 것은?

① (a)      ② (b)      ③ (c)      ④ (d)     ⑤ (e)

5. 윗글의 밑줄 친 “We made this.”가 의미하는 바로 가장 적절한 것은?

① The building was made entirely of concrete and steel.

② The villagers felt proud to have built the school together.

③ The architect completed the school without any local help.

④ The villagers rejected the project and refused to participate.

⑤ The construction failed at first but was later rebuilt with imported materials.

6. 주어진 글 다음에 이어질 글의 순서로 가장 적절한 것은?

The success of the Gando Primary School sparked interest in building additional educational facilities. There was, however, still a very fundamental problem. Burkina Faso is both extremely hot and too poor to pay for electrical air conditioning machines. Kere needed an innovative solution to keep the school comfortable for the children. He eventually designed the school to breathe and ventilate itself.

(A) “It’s just physics: the heavy, cooler air stays low, on the ground, while the hot air, which is lighter, escapes through the openings on the top. Sometimes I place horizontal windows along the walls to allow the heavy, fresh air to enter. There is not a big difference in temperature, but the flow of air gives you the feeling of refreshment.”

(B) “The students are happy to see that the design is different from other schools,” said a biology and gardening teacher. “It inspires them to excel and make a difference.”

(C) The key to his work was to increase the flow of air. He made a big, “main roof” that was mounted higher above the classroom structure. Below that, hanging ceilings, made of local eucalyptus wood, were placed in the middle to make ventilation openings.

① (A)-(C)-(B)               ② (B)-(A)-(C)

③ (B)-(C)-(A)               ④ (C)-(A)-(B)

⑤ (C)-(B)-(A)

7. 다음 글의 밑줄 친 부분 중, 어법상 틀린 것은?

“You have to have a dream, start small, and believe.”

Kere has demonstrated ①that the contribution of one architect can truly change a community in an extremely poor country, even ②one with such a high illiteracy rate.

“In my practice, the biggest challenge was how to explain the design and drawings to people who can ③neither read nor write. Thus, I gave young members of the community the opportunity to collaborate on the erection of the school and become trained in the construction process. These workers have used these new skills to build schools and housing in other communities, helped ④themselves stabilize economically, and at last dreamed of their futures. That’s ⑤because the school has to be the first building before the rest. As a true place for learning, it is the basis for the whole development of this small rural village in West Africa.”

8. 다음 글의 요지로 가장 적절한 것은?

It may seem obvious that there are a number of cultural differences between societies. We can easily see that people vary from one society to the next, and between generations as well. This is natural because a culture is the byproduct of the people who make it up. Members of society continuously interact with and impact each other, driving constant change. Therefore, the flow of the cultural mainstream should also keep evolving to reflect these changes.

Media messages, such as those from Sesame Street, play a key role in shaping children’s understanding of diversity, featuring characters from various backgrounds to teach embracing differences. Meanwhile, K-pop’s rise, particularly through BTS’s success, highlights how global music trends are evolving. In sports, the esports industry has rapidly grown into a billion-dollar market, changing perceptions of what constitutes a sport. Additionally, businesses are increasingly focusing on non-financial factors like environmental sustainability, social responsibility, and governance through the ESG movement. These cultural shifts in media, sports, and business reflect the ongoing changes in society.

The world never stops changing, and neither does our society. In a rapidly changing world, are you going to ride the winds of change or get left behind? By understanding the significance of social issues and factors, you can be the change-makers of tomorrow.

① 문화 변화는 일시적인 유행에 불과하므로 장기적 가치로 보기 어렵다.

② 현대 사회에서는 경제적 성공이 문화적 영향력보다 우선적으로 평가받는다.

③ 대중문화는 다양성과 포용을 보여주지만, 전통적인 가치의 재확립도 필요하다.

④ 기업들이 ESG를 강조하는 것은 재무적 성과보다 사회적 명성을 우선시한 결과이다.

⑤ 사회는 구성원 간의 상호작용을 통해 지속적으로 변화하며, 문화도 그에 따라 진화한다.

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Media messages can reach all the way around the world now. These messages (a)effect individuals’ thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors. This is particularly true of children. One of the most popular TV programs for young children, Sesame Street, has played a huge role in teaching kids not only how to read and count, but it has also taught them how to understand the world. Through Sesame Street’s lovable human and Muppet characters, it tries to (b)represent a diverse world where children can learn about others.

Over the past five decades, Sesame Street has introduced Black, Asian, Hispanic, and white characters so that children can learn about skin color and language differences from a very early age. One of the Muppet characters on the show, Rosita, is fluent in both American English and Mexican Spanish. She is the first regular (c)bilingual Muppet on the show. In addition, Sesame Street introduced Julia, an autistic character, in 2017 to widespread praise. Because Julia’s difference was embraced by her friends, her life models a better world and helps children go out of their way to understand and include children with developmental (d)disabilities rather than rejecting or isolating them.

In 2021, Sesame Street introduced Jiyeong, the very first Asian Muppet. She is a Korean-American girl who loves to rock out on her guitar and enjoys tteokbokki. By including various characters, the show teaches children how to identify themselves, how to understand others, and how to communicate with all kinds of people. Ultimately, the show aims to help children grow up with a healthy self-identity and sense of belonging. To do so, the show encourages children to (e)celebrate their own race, ethnicity, and culture for themselves and one another.

9. 윗글의 밑줄 친 (a)~(e) 중에서 문맥상 낱말의 쓰임이 적절하지 않은 것은?

① (a)      ② (b)     ③ (c)     ④ (d)      ⑤ (e)

10. 윗글의 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은?

① 미디어 메시지는 사람들의 생각, 태도, 행동에 영향을 줄 수 있으며, 어린이에게 특히 더 그렇다.

② Sesame Street는 다양한 인종을 대표하는 캐릭터들을 등장시켜 어린이들이 차이를 배우게 한다.

③ Rosita는 자폐를 가진 캐릭터로, 친구들에게 포용을 받으며 함께 어울린다.

④ Jiyeong은 떡볶이를 좋아하고 기타 연주를 즐기는 한국계 미국인 캐릭터이다.

⑤ Sesame Street는 아이들이 자신과 타인을 이해하고 소통하는 법을 배우도록 돕는다.

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“Which Asian singers have ranked on the top of the Billboard charts?” In this internationally renowned music chart, Kyu Sakamoto reached the top of the list in 1963, singing in Japanese. ( ① ) In more recent years, with the soaring popularity of online video-sharing platforms and social media, PSY’s “Gangnam Style” rapidly spread across streaming services in 2012. ( ② ) PSY’s music video went viral and became the first member of the “billion views club.” ( ③ ) Although PSY didn’t reach the very top of the charts, he did stay at No. 2 for a remarkable 7 weeks in a row. ( ④ ) This made him a global sensation. ( ⑤ ) Specifically, their song “Life Goes On” became the first song performed in Korean to reach first place on the Billboard Hot 100. It was such a hit that the number of K-pop fans has increased globally and people from many countries now sing along to BTS in Korean.

Here’s something to think about. The first BTS song to get on the international charts was released in 2017. Not until BTS started performing in English did they reach No. 1. Some people say this is because the music business opposes diversity. Other people say it is simply because English is a global language and makes it easier to reach international fans. Whatever the reason, it is clear that the music business is changing, and that K-pop artists are a part of that change.

11. 윗글의 흐름으로 보아, 주어진 문장이 들어가기에 가장 적절한 곳은?

Yet, it wasn’t until Korean boy band, BTS, reached No.1 that an Asian singer matched Kyu Sakamoto’s accomplishment.

①        ②         ③          ④         ⑤

12. 윗글의 내용과 일치하는 것은?

① Kyu Sakamoto는 1963년 일본어 노래로 빌보드 차트 2위에 머무르며 큰 인기를 얻었다.

② PSY의 ‘강남스타일’은 빌보드 차트 1위를 기록하며 K-팝 열풍을 본격적으로 이끌었다.

③ BTS의 'Life Goes On'은 한국어로 부른 노래 중 처음으로 빌보드 핫 100 차트 1위에 올랐다.

④ BTS는 2017년부터 영어로 노래하면서 차트 진입과 동시에 1위를 달성했다.

⑤ 세계 음악 산업은 여전히 영어가 아닌 언어로 된 음악을 받아들이는 데 폐쇄적이라는 데에 모두가 동의한다.

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What is the most (a)promising kind of sport? Esports — electronic sports — are a huge and quickly growing market.

When it comes to esports, people tend to come up with ideas of just normal games or casual pastimes. (b)It was once considered a hobby has turned into a billion-dollar industry. Parents might be surprised to hear that competitive video gaming is genuinely popular, and many fans are enthusiastic about both the players and their games. Moreover, esports players can earn substantial profits and achieve international fame. With their growing popularity and the (c)soaring market value of esports, some universities, such as Ohio State University, established a degree course in esports, and more than 100 high schools in the US have esports programs.

There’s still one thing (d)to be decided: Can esports be considered real sports like football or baseball? The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has acknowledged that esports are “sporting activities” but hasn’t decided whether they can be included in the Olympic Games. Given that esports have been officially included in the Asian Games, it’s probably only a matter of time (e)before they are seen as a normal sport.

13. 윗글의 밑줄 친 (a)~(e) 중에서 어법상 틀린 것은?

① (a)     ② (b)      ③ (c)     ④ (d)      ⑤ (e)

(주관식 2) 보기에 주어진 표현들만을 그대로 모두 사용하여, 이 글의 요약문을 완성하시오.

→ Esports                                                                                        .

have evolved / from / a hobby / into / a globally recognized / and / rapidly growing / sport industry

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Winds of change are blowing through business and have (a)impacted the way companies are run. Just a few decades ago, many companies were mainly evaluated by how much they invested and earned. However, there is a growing awareness that (b)financial factors may be more important. The ESG movement is a new trend impacting companies.

What does ESG really mean? ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance.

The “E” aspect focuses on how a company or organization manages its impact on the environment. As part of the effort to understand environmental issues and (c)advocate for sustainability, companies try to develop eco-friendly products and get involved in environmental projects. The “S” has to do with social issues, such as standing up against discrimination or inequality. When it comes to the social element, some companies believe it is (d)crucial to advocate for social justice issues. The “G” is related to how organizations are managed. In this regard, companies try to enhance the diversity of employees, emphasizing their ethical practices and so on.

ESG is more than just an idea; it’s a framework that empowers executives and consumers to make a meaningful impact on the world. Consumers demand that companies meet their high expectations and are more likely to buy from companies with ESG (e)commitments. Along the same lines, they have discontinued purchasing products from companies that treat employees, communities, and the environment poorly. ESG is no longer a set of regulations to be followed, but a matter of survival.

14. 윗글의 주제로 가장 적절한 것은?

① resistance to ethical reforms in business culture

② financial growth as the core of corporate identity

③ global marketing strategies in consumer behavior

④ cultural transformation through the rise of ESG values

⑤ limited relevance of social responsibility in modern companies

15. 윗글의 밑줄 친 (a)~(e) 중에서 문맥상 낱말의 쓰임이 적절하지 않은 것은?

① (a)    ② (b)      ③ (c)     ④ (d)      ⑤ (e)

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Jinsu: Welcome to Tech TV. I’m your host, Jinsu. Today, we will talk about __________________________ ______________________. For today’s show, I have invited two students, Yujin and Jiwon. Thank you for coming here.

Yujin: Nice to meet you.

Jiwon: Thank you for inviting me.

Jinsu: Yujin, can you start off with the first invention?

Yujin: Alright. I am wearing a jumper today. On my jumper, you’ll see a surprisingly important invention that completely changed our clothing culture. Can you guess what it is?

Jinsu: A zipper.

Yujin: Exactly. If zippers had not been invented, we would still be fastening our clothes with buttons. How would our life be different if we did not have zippers? Putting on and taking off clothes would be very inconvenient and difficult. Moreover, buttons don’t make a very tight seal, which is a big disadvantage in cold climates.

Jiwon: I have another story about invention, Jinsu. In the future, you will have job interviews. What will you wear?

Jinsu: A necktie, a suit, and a pair of leather shoes!

Jiwon: The first thing that comes to mind is a necktie. Then where do you think this item came from? America? Italy? France? None of them. The origin of the necktie traces back to Croatian traditions. During the Thirty Years’ War, Croatian soldiers wore a scarf around the neck, which their fiancées gave as a symbol of their mutual love. Later, Louis XIV wore it because he thought it was fashionable, and since then, it spread to the rest of the world. Nowadays, it is something most people around the world, from presidents to ordinary people like us, wear in formal situations. In addition, the necktie is not just a piece of cloth. It is a formal accessory that expresses the person’s personality, mood, or inner character. The type of tie a person wears can reveal who he or she is or is trying to be.

Jinsu: Now I understand how the zipper and the necktie changed world culture.

16. 윗글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 알맞은 것은?

① famous fashion designers in history

② how to dress for a job interview

③ traditional clothes from different countries

④ inventions that have changed world culture

⑤ clothing items that are easy to put on and take off

17. 윗글의 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은?

① 지퍼 덕분에 옷을 입고 벗기가 더 쉬워졌다.

② 지퍼는 추운 날씨에 단추보다 옷을 더 잘 밀봉해 준다.

③ 넥타이는 루이 14세가 실용적인 이유로 착용한 뒤 유행하게 되었다.

④ 넥타이의 기원은 전쟁 중 크로아티아 병사들과 관련이 있다.

⑤ 넥타이는 사람의 성격이나 분위기를 표현하는 수단이 될 수 있다.

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Jinsu: What are other stories of inventions that have innovatively (a)transformed world culture?

Yujin: I think the smartphone is definitely the most remarkable innovation of the current era. It didn’t just revolutionize communication technology, but also transformed the ways people (b)interact with others and even with themselves. It means that the smartphone has become an indispensable part of ourselves, and, therefore, it influences our identity and sense of being. Listen to what this teenage boy has to say.

Tony(17): “My smartphone looks like me. I customize my smartphone to suit my personality by changing the ringtone, adding logos and stickers, changing the interface, and adjusting the color. No one can find the same smartphone because mine is (c)unique.”

Yujin: To him, a smartphone is not just an electronic device. It is an extension of himself or his second self. There are many people like him who regard the smartphone as more than just a device. Take a look at the results of this survey. Most people cannot live without their smartphones (d)away for very long, if at all.

Modern People’s Cell Phone Habits

On average, people check their phones 344 times per day. That’s once every 4 mins.

74% feel uneasy leaving their phone at home

57% consider themselves addicted to their phones

64% use their phone on the toilet

61% have texted someone in the same room as them before

Jinsu: I am part of the 74% who feel uneasy leaving my phone at home. I have also seen people in the same room texting each other.

Yujin: This trend raises some concerns about people being overly obsessed with smartphones, with a term even (e)coined to describe it: nomophobia (no-mobile phone-phobia). When their smartphone is not near, people feel lost and anxious, afraid of spending a moment away from their smartphone. Spending too much time on your smartphone can harm your real life. Instead of getting lost in the magical world of smartphones, we need some time away from smartphones to reflect on moments of our lives and figure out who we really are.

18. 윗글의 내용을 한 문장으로 요약하고자 한다. 빈칸 (A), (B)에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

→ The smartphone, now deeply tied to our _____(A)_____ and daily life, requires mindful use as excessive dependence can be _____(B)_____.

(A)               (B)

① identity          -  harmful

② routines	-  confusing

③ technology	-  addictive

④ personality      -  meaningless

⑤ communication  -  common

19. 윗글의 밑줄 친 (a)～(e) 중에서 문맥상 낱말의 쓰임이 적절하지 않은 것은?

① (a)    ② (b)    ③ (c)    ④ (d)     ⑤ (e)

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Jinsu: Jiwon, what is your next story?

Jiwon: I would like to talk about kiosks. They have become increasingly common in recent years. Can you tell me when you use kiosks?

Jinsu: I have to use a kiosk to enter the study cafe I go to because it is run by an unmanned system. I also use kiosks at fast food restaurants to place orders and when I check in at the airport because it is faster.

Jiwon: Yes. Kiosks are everywhere and are rapidly becoming more common. The word “kiosk” actually comes from the Persian word “kūshk,” meaning “palace.” In English, this meant “a small and comfortable open space.” With the advent of touch screen technology, it now refers to machines that transmit information in both directions.

Jinsu: That’s interesting. I did not know the origin. But I think there are some people _______________ ____________________________________.

Jiwon: I agree. While many people find kiosks convenient and private, others see them as threats. Listen to what this older lady says about a kiosk.

Maria(73) “It takes too much time for me to figure out how to use a kiosk. I feel like I am not part of a society that takes kiosks for granted. I prefer warm service from people rather than looking at a machine.”

Jinsu: She reminds me of the concept of cultural lag that I learned in my social studies class. It means the delays in adjusting to new inventions.

Jiwon: That is correct. I think kiosk technology should be improved in such a way that everyone, regardless of age, nationality, or ability, can use it comfortably. Until then, human assistance will still be necessary for customers who prefer it. Otherwise, it could lead to a digital divide. This is why we need to educate people on technology so that we can bridge the gap between those who are good with technology and those who are not.

20. 윗글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 알맞은 것은?

① who use kiosks to save their time

② who think kiosks are fun and exciting

③ who do not welcome new inventions like kiosks

④ who believe that kiosks will replace all human workers soon

⑤ who prefer using kiosks because they are faster than people

21. 윗글의 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은?

① 진수는 무인 시스템으로 운영되는 스터디카페에 입장할 때 키오스크를 사용한다고 말했다.

② ‘키오스크’라는 단어는 페르시아어에서 유래했으며 원래는 ‘작고 편안한 열린 공간’을 뜻했다.

③ 마리아 할머니는 키오스크 사용이 어렵다며 사람과의 직접적인 서비스를 더 선호한다고 말했다.

④ 진수는 키오스크 사용이 점점 줄어들고 있어 곧 사라질 것이라고 전망했다.

⑤ 지원은 모든 연령과 능력을 고려해 키오스크 기술을 개선해야 한다고 강조했다.

[22, 주3] 다음 글을 읽고, 물음에 답하시오.

Jinsu: Now that we’ve learned about various inventions that have changed world culture so far, I’m eager to see what inventions will surprise us in the time to come.

Yujin: As the inventions human civilization has made so far have enriched our cultures, ________________ _________________________.

Jiwon: Futurists predict technologies like stem cell research, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, blockchain, nanorobotics, and quantum computing will change the future. I’m looking forward to seeing the impact these future inventions will have on our cultures.

Jinsu: I’m looking forward to the future, too. That’s all for today’s show. Thank you, Yujin and Jiwon, for sharing such interesting stories. I hope today’s discussion was helpful for those who are interested in technology and culture.

22. 윗글의 어조로 가장 알맞은 것은?

① critical　　　　　　　	② doubtful

③ frustrated　	④ optimistic

⑤ indifferent

(주관식 3) 윗글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말을 아래 보기에 주어진 단어만 사용하여 쓰시오.

the / will / future / of / so / those

Answers_기말고사

문항번호	문제 유형, 출제 의도	문항 형태	정답
1	빈칸 추론	선다형	①
2	분위기 추론	선다형	③
3	내용 일치 여부	선다형	②
(주관식 1)	영작: without~ (가정법 조건절)	서술형	their dedication, my project could not have been completed
4	어휘 (skeptical)	선다형	③
5	함축 의미	선다형	②
6	글의 순서	선다형	④
7	어법(that’s why)	선다형	⑤
8	요지 추론	선다형	⑤
9	어휘 (affect)	선다형	①
10	내용 일치 여부	선다형	③
11	주어진 문장의 위치	선다형	⑤
12	내용 일치 여부	선다형	③
13	어법 (what)	선다형	②
(주관식 2)	요약문 완성	서술형	have evolved from a hobby into a rapidly growing and globally recognized sport industry / 또는 have evolved from a hobby into a globally recognized and rapidly growing sport industry
14	주제 추론	선다형	④
15	어휘 (non-financial)	선다형	②
16	빈칸 추론	선다형	④
17	내용 일치 여부	선다형	③
18	요약문 완성	선다형	①
19	어휘 (nearby)	선다형	④
20	빈칸 추론	선다형	③
21	내용 일치 여부	선다형	④
22	어조 추론	선다형	④
(주관식 3)	영작: As ~, so ~	서술형	so will those of the future