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1200 Final.Hwp 김선웅의 2010년 대비 1200제 2010대비 1200제 1 [2008 세종대학교] «« 5 [2005 고려대학교] «« (A)College dropouts (B)whose biological parents gave him up One of (A)the most important considerations (B)affecting the for (C)adoption, Mr. Jobs has become one of the (D)most President's decision (C)were based on his desire to decrease successful technological entrepreneurs of our age. the rising rate of (D)unemployment. 2 [2009 고려대학교] «« 6 [2007 총신대학교] « Attention span varies with age, (A)with older children ________ he known about the accident, he would have capable of longer periods of attention (B)than younger reported it to the maintenance office. children. In addition, people are generally capable of a (A) If (B) Had (C) Should (D) Would longer attention span (C)when they are doing something that they (D)find it enjoyable or intrinsically motivating. 3 [2009 이화여자대학교] «« 7 [2008 한국외국어대학교] «« In a (A)run-down part of one town, a man quickly King cobras (A)use venom from their fangs (B)in two ways: (B)scooped up the wallet he found on a sidewalk, putting it by spitting it (C)into the eyes of their prey or (D)they inject it into his pocket: but the man, who (C)having to looked as if directly into (E)their victims. he could use the money, went straight to (D)the nearest police station with the wallet. 4 [2006 동국대학교] « 8 [2009 중앙대학교] «« Never again ________ to go back, but where I could go from (A)Despite the fact that (B)they had lived in France until here I did not know. they were 8 years old, neither of the boys (C)is able to (A) wanted I (B) I wanted speak French any more. (D)No error (C) I did want (D) did I want 2010대비 1200제 9 [2006 성균관대학교] « 13 [2009 단국대학교] « The schoolmaster was watching the two men (A)climbed It is largely (A)due to the publisher's (B)efforts that there toward him. One was on horseback, the other (B)on foot. has been (C)a resurgence of interest in Huston's writings, They had (C)not yet tackled the abrupt (D)rise leading to the and all her books are back (D)in the print. schoolhouse (E)built on the hillside. 10 [2009 숙명여자대학교] « 14 [2005 고려대학교] « (A)Lots of conference (B)attendees were late (C)because the Why not stop (A)to spouting (B)ourselves and let it be hotel was located (D)further than anyone (E)had anticipated. (C)done for us (D)by graceful fountains, exquisite fountains, beautiful fountains? 11 [2005 성균관대학교] « 15 [2005 고려대학교] «« I ran (A)out of cash, so I went to the bank. (B)By the time I The grain is stored in (A)a terra-cotta pot and (B)age to (C)reached the bank, the doors (D)were closed. I (E)could mellow its flavors; (C)more ingredients are added (D)as not cash my check. needed, but the pot is never emptied or cleaned. 12 [2007 고려대학교] « 16 [2007 단국대학교] «« Timbre is a peculiar blend of tones in (A)any sound; it is __________, there is always a risk that the money will run out (B)why a tuba sounds so (C)differently from a flute (D)even if a winner overspends and does not invest wisely. when they are playing the same melody in the same key. (A) However large is the jackpot (B) No matter how is the jackpot large (C) However the jackpot is large (D) No matter how large the jackpot is 4 2010대비 1200제 17 [2007 경희대학교] ««« 21 [2005 고려대학교] «« (A)The financial yield of Alaska's petroleum (B)reservoirs is (A)Alerted to fresh horrors almost (B)daily, they research the greater (C)than its fishing and farming (D)industries extent of each new life-threatening situation, (C)rush to combined. protest it, and campaign (D)exhaust to prevent a future occurrence. 18 [2009 숙명여대] «« 22 [2009 국민대학교] «« The number of accountants (A)hired by the financial 어법상 올바르지 않은 것을 고르시오. department (B)on a yearly basis (C)are to be counted and (A) Who is to blame for starting the fire? (D)made known to headquarters (E)at earliest possible date. (B) At the news I felt like to cry all of a sudden (C) Were it not for his idleness, he would be a good student. (D) He jumped into the river and saved the drowning man. 19 [2009 숙명여대] «« 23 [2005 고려대학교] «« Since 1982, (A)the year penicillin was discovered, (B)humans significantly (C)improved their health and longevity (D)by Amazing connections (A)get made that way; questions that using antibiotics to conquer (E)infections. never (B)would ask otherwise are (C) raised - and (D)sometimes answered. 20 [2008 강남대학교] « 24 [2005 경희대학교] «« (A)Owning a home, the dream of many, (B)are unattainable Many student organizations made a proposal that a student for many young people (particularly unmarried mothers) __________ to choose whether to take a course for a letter without (C)aid from governmental and non-profit (D)sources. grade or for Pass/Fail. (A) be allowed (B) should allow (C) allows (D) is allowed 5 2010대비 1200제 25 [2006 강남대학교] «« 29 [2009 경희대학교] « Never (A)take (B)someone else's drug just because (C)its 올바른 표현을 고르시오. symptoms (D)look similar. (A) If I will be you, I would buy a new car. (B) If he has been more careful, the accident wouldn't have happened. (C) I heard you saw a great movie last night. I wish I have gone with you. (D) I got an invitation to my sister's graduation. I wouldn't have been able to go without the invitation. 26 [2006 숙명여자대학교] ««« Mayor Ray Nagin suggested Monday that Hurricanes Katrina and Rita and other storms (A)was a sign that "God is mad 30 [2007 덕성여자대학교] «« (B)at America" and at black communities, too, (C)for tearing themselves apart (D)with violence and political (E)infighting. (A)Having invented in China about 105 A.D., paper was manufactured in Baghdad and (B)later in Spain four hundred (C)years before the first English paper mill (D)was founded. 27 [2007 서울여자대학교] «« 31 [2006 광운대학교] « Greenberg worked as the general manager of the Cleveland Indians, _________ hired a significant number of foreign Miranda's speech ranged over (A)many topics, but (B)its players. predominant subject (C)was the need for (D)much more (A) a team (B) a team that vending machines in the student lounge. (C) was a team (D) a team was 28 [2005 중앙대학교] «« 32 [2009 동국대학교] ««« By (A)using of laser beams, physicians can perform surgery (A) One of the basic economic reactions is that as bond (B)inside the body, sometimes eliminating the need for prices (B) fall, interest rates (C) increase, and (D) a rise in invasive procedures (C)in which healthy tissue must be cut stock prices. through (D)to reach the site of disease. 6 2010대비 1200제 33 [2006 숭실대] «« 37 [2005 고려대학교] «« The real beauty (A)of having material wealth is that you Should the volcano slope collapse and (A)slide into the sea, don't have (B)to worry about paying the bills and you have a scientist warns, it (B)has sent waves (C)coursing through more energy (C)to be concerned about the things (D)what (D)the Atlantic basin. matter. 34 [2005 중앙대학교] «« 38 [2009 경원대학교] «« In (A)most people, the areas of the brain (B)that (C)controls Another study discovered that senior citizens, both those speech are (D)located in the left hemisphere. (A)living alone and those in nursing homes, became more (B)interested in life when they (C)gave pets to care (D)for. 35 [2009 한양대학교] «« 39 [2005 고려대학교] «« Restaurants advertise heavily in the newspaper, and (A)One of the central and most difficult moral questions of restaurant reviewers help (A)to (B)go (C)decide (D)where our age is: Do the terminally ill (B)has the right to (C)take (E)readers for a night out. their own lives before they suffer great pain or become (D)a ① (E)-(C)-(D)-(A)-(B) ② (E)-(C)-(A)-(B)-(D) burden to others? ③ (E)-(A)-(C)-(D)-(B) ④ (E)-(A)-(C)-(B)-(D) 36 [2005 울산대학교] « 40 [2008 명지대학교] « If you wish (A)to succeed in life, acquire as (B)many After the automobile crash, Hannah lay in the back seat, in knowledge (C)as possible while (D)in school. a state of pain and __________. (A) being shock (B) shock (C) shocked (D) shocking 7 2010대비 1200제 41 [2009 동국대학교] ««« 45 [2007 건국대학교] «« Intended to promote safety in the workplace, the regulation The ability to reproduce and (A)to change has long stipulates ____________________. (B)regarded as a special property (C)characteristic of living (A) that protective goggles must be worn while welding agents (D)along with the ability to respond to (E)external (B) that, while welding, protective goggles must be worn stimuli. (C) that one must wear protective goggles while you weld 성장하거나 복제를 하고 변화하거나 돌연변이를 일으키는 능력 (D) that you must wear protective goggles while you are 은 오랫동안 생명체의 외부자극에 대 welding 한 반응 불어 특별하고도 고유한 특성으로 간주되어 왔었다. 42 [2006 경기대학교] « 46 [2005 고려대학교] «« Jek Island has been (A)one of Georgia's (B)state (C)parks (A)The latest census report (B)reveals that the city has (D)in 1954. (C)less inhabitants in 1980 (D)than in 1990. 1200. 43 [2005 고려대학교] «« 47 [2007 홍익대학교] «« He wants (A)to compliment the class on the way they went (A)Reading for learning is something you will have to (B)do (B)through the fire drill (C)without hardly any (D)whispering.
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