2009년 고2 10월 외국어 듣기 해석좀해주세요~!!!!!!!
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1. [출제의도] 그림 이해하기
M: I hear that students from our sister school in China are visiting our school next week.
W: Yep. So we’re going to prepare a banner to welcome them.
M: Great. Are we going to hang it across the main gate?
W: Yes. But I haven’t decided yet on what language to use on the banner.
M: Wouldn’t it be better to write in English on it? Then we can use it again for other guests from foreign countries.
W: Good point. Will that be with the dark letters on the white background?
M: Well, why don’t we have it the other way around? I mean, white letters on the dark background.
W: That would be great. Accepted. Now, are we all set?
M: Wait! We missed the single most important thing. Our school name at the bottom!
W: Oh, thank you. I almost forgot it.
2. [출제의도] 심정 추론하기
W: Oh, dear! Where has my cell phone gone?
M: You were talking with your mom over the phone in the coffee shop, weren't you?
W: I was. Then I must have left it behind there.
M: Are you expecting an important call from someone?
W: You know, I had a job interview the other day. I’m supposed to receive a call from the company this afternoon.
M: Don’t worry about it; they will probably email you.
W: Anyway, somebody might have picked up my cell phone. Why don’t you call my number?
M: OK. [key tone] [Cell phone rings.] Hey, where is that sound coming from? Oh, it’s coming from your bag!
W: Thank God! You're right. Here it is! [Kissing the phone]
M: How could you be so forgetful?
3. [출제의도] 지칭 추론하기
M: This is one of the communication devices that have been invented for the disabled in our society. Those who are not able to see can read and write with the help of this. It consists of various combinations of raised dots in cells. According to the arrangement of dots, each cell represents a letter, number or punctuation mark. It has been adapted to write many different languages. This has been used mostly in books for the blind. But nowadays you often see this on elevator buttons or cell phone keypads, too. Future applications of this will be able to contribute to the safety and convenience of the visually impaired people.
4. [출제의도] 세부 내용 이해하기
W: Honey, breakfast is ready!
M: Wait. Where’s my shirt?
W: I put it in the closet after ironing it yesterday.
M: Got it. Thanks. Well, how about going to see a movie this evening?
W: Not today. I have to work overtime. By the way, we ran out of milk and eggs. Will you stop by a supermarket on the way back home?
M: No problem. And, do you want me to pick you up when you leave the office?
W: Thanks, but don’t bother. I’ll be OK.
M: All right. Is there anything more I can help you with?
W: Nothing. Just don’t forget to pick up the groceries, please.
M: I won't.
5. [출제의도] 세부 내용 이해하기
W: Are you purchasing this box of apples now?
M: Yes. How much is it?
W: It’s $46.
M: OK. Do you provide delivery service? I’d like to have it sent to my brother’s place.
W: Yes. We charge three dollars for the delivery. But it’s free if your order is $50 or more.
M: Then I’ll add some more to make it over $50. Hmm, let me see. How much is this bunch of bananas?
W: Five dollars, sir.
M: All right. I’ll take that, too.
W: Can I have the delivery address?
M: Wait a minute. Let me check it.
6. [출제의도] 대화의 목적 추론하기
W: While eating, did you enjoy your lunch? And did you ever happen to think of all the efforts made by farmers to get that food to your table? Many
people are involved in providing us with nutritious meals. Take “rice” for example. It represents all the sweat shed by farmers working in the field. In this sense, it is not wise to put more food on your trays than you can finish, letting all the leftovers go directly to the trash can. More often than not, our eyes are bigger than our stomachs. And also, please think twice before you place leftovers on the tray back in the sink. Thank you for your cooperation.
7. [출제의도] 세부 내용 이해하기
[Phone rings.]
W: Hello, this is Su-young.
M: Hi, Su-young. This is Alex. I need your help quick.
W: Sure. What is it?
M: I lost my wallet. I guess I dropped it on the bus.
W: Oh, my! So, what can I do for you?
M: My credit card was in the wallet. I need to report it to the card company. But, you know, my Korean is not that good.
W: I see. You want me to call the company for you, right?
M: Yes. Will you?
W: No problem. Just let me know your full name and passport number just in case. By the way, do you have enough money to get by for the time being?
M: Yes, I have some. Thanks for asking anyway. I’ll text you my information in a minute.
8. [출제의도] 대화자의 관계 추론하기
W: Oh, Mr. Johnson, is everything going well?
M: Yes, but I wonder if I can make a small change now.
W: Is there anything wrong?
M: Everything you've planned is fine except for my wedding invitations. I'd like to choose a different design for them.
W: Oh, I’m sorry it’s too late to do that.
M: What? Do you mean they've already been printed?
W: I'm afraid so, but I will check with the printing company.
M: Alright. One more question. Is it possible to make a minor change to the reception? Because yesterday some of my coworkers suggested that they would sing for me and my bride.
W: It shouldn't be a problem. I'm happy to help you. And please don’t forget to pay your bill next time I see you.
M: You got it. Thanks for your help.
9. [출제의도] 대화 장소 추론하기
M: Wow, this place is packed with job hunters.
There is no room to stand.
W: Yeah, all these people look eager to get employed. Just like us.
M: Oh, if I’m picked, I’ll feel like walking on a cloud!
W: Absolutely. But, it’s a relief that many companies are planning to hire more staff this year.
M: I hope there are places for us as well.
W: I bet there are. So, which company’s booth will you drop by first?
M: Since my major is car engineering, I’ll visit an automaker's.
W: OK. Then, give me a call when you finish your interviews. I’ll look around at law firms.
M: Got it! Let’s go for it!
10. [출제의도] 세부 내용 이해하기
W: You look so upset. What happened?
M: Nothing. I’d rather not talk about it. Just don’t ask.
W: Come on. I think you need to let it out. Just talk to me.
M: All right. This morning I took my car to a repair shop to have them check the air-conditioning. But they only gave it a brief check and charged me $210!
W: That’s ridiculous! If I were you, I’d be mad, too. Did you talk to the manager about it?
M: Yes, I did. But he was rude, saying that I didn’t know anything about cars.
W: Sounds like you got treated improperly! Maybe you should file a complaint with the Consumer Protection Agency.
M: Good idea. I’ll do it right now.
11. [출제의도] 세부 내용 이해하기
W: I’m looking for a small apartment renting at around $500 and I hope it’s close to the subway station.
M: Well, there are five residences meeting your requirements. The one on 5th Avenue is the closest.
W: Hmm, but it’s pretty old. I want a newer one that's less than ten years old.
M: Then, how about the one on 6th Avenue? It’s only three years old.
W: But it’s not fully-furnished. I need one equipped with everything.
M: Hmm, take a look at the other three places left. They’re all furnished, and you’ll also enjoy their beautiful lake views.
W: Oh, that’s lovely. [pause] Oh, wait! These two places don’t allow pets. Actually, I have a cat.
M: Then, this is the only one you can choose.
W: Well, it’s relatively far from the subway, but I guess I have no other choice.
12. [출제의도] 세부 내용 이해하기
M: During three days of our rock festival, we will provide many spaces for camping. You can set up your tent anywhere you want in the campsite. But please only take up the area that you need. Camping tickets are $10 per person and only three-day festival ticket holders are able to purchase them. Camping sites will be patrolled by security teams. However, we will not take any responsibility for the loss of valuables. Please note that cooking is strictly prohibited and you are not allowed to bring in any outside alcoholic drinks. Your cooperation will be appreciated.
13. [출제의도] 상황과 적절한 대화 찾기
① M: Where do you want this to go?
W: Well, place it against the wall on the right.
② M: This couch is the last one in stock. It is a good bargain.
W: It’s nice. But I don’t think it fits in my small living room.
③ M: I don’t know where to put up all these picture frames.
W: Hmm, just hang them right above the couch.
④ M: Let me have the remote control. Time to watch my favorite TV show.
W: Being a couch potato again, lying down all day?
⑤ M: This new sofa is uncomfortable, hard as a rock!
W: Just send it back to the store and exchange it for a softer one.
.
14. [출제의도] 대화 완성하기
M: Hello, Professor Brown? This is Lee, Sun-Shin, the principal of Hankuk High School.
W: Hi, Principal Lee. How have you been? Long time no hear.
M: Same as usual. Actually, I’ve got a favor to ask you. I wonder if you can give a special lecture to our students.
W: Oh, it’ll be an honor to do that. On what day?
M: On Tuesday, Oct. 20th. Are you available on that day?
W: Fortunately, I have no class on Tuesdays. What do you want me to speak about?
M: “How to enjoy studying foreign languages” would be a perfect topic. Please base it on your own experiences.
W: Very good. I’ll prepare for it.
M: Thank you. Please be here by 1 p.m.
W: ______________________________________
15. [출제의도] 대화 완성하기
W: You look down. You seem to have something on your mind.
M: Would you just leave me alone? It’s no big deal.
W: Come on, just tell me what it is. I might be a help to you.
M: [Sigh] I’ve found my dream girl, but I have no courage to ask her out and I can’t even catch her attention.
W: Ha-ha... You’re suffering from one-sided love.
M: Don’t laugh that way. I’m serious.
W: Okay, okay. Well, buddy, you tend to be shy and nervous when you’re with unfamiliar people, especially with girls.
M: Exactly. That’s how I am. Anyway, how do you get along well with others? You look comfortable with strangers.
W: Well, I think I was born like that.
M: _______________________________________
16. [출제의도] 대화 완성하기
W: Harry, how was your trip to India?
M: Everything was perfect except for one thing.
W: Oh, what was it?
M: I visited an exotic antique shop to buy some souvenirs.
W: Sounds cool. But what was the trouble?
M: They were really beautiful. I mean they were too beautiful. I didn’t realize I had spent almost all my money there.
W: Oh, no! Why didn’t you return some of them?
M: I tried but I couldn’t get a refund because the items were on sale.
W: So what did you do then?
M: I had to ask my mother to wire me some money. It was very embarrassing.
W: And I guess sending money abroad was not an easy job for your mom.
M: You're right. She said it wasn’t. I realized that I should be more careful with money.
W: _____________________________________
17. [출제의도] 상황에 맞는 표현 추론하기
W: Scott is on the subway, exhausted from a long day at school. It is full and he manages to take the last vacant seat. A few stations farther on, a senior citizen with a cane gets on the train. She is having a hard time balancing herself in the crowded subway. Scott has many more stops to go. He wants to get some sleep, while staying seated through the stops. But nobody seems to care about the elderly lady. So, he finally decides to give up his seat for her. In this situation, what would Scott most likely say to the woman?
1. [출제의도] 그림 이해하기
M: I hear that students from our sister school in China are visiting our school next week.
W: Yep. So we’re going to prepare a banner to welcome them.
M: Great. Are we going to hang it across the main gate?
W: Yes. But I haven’t decided yet on what language to use on the banner.
M: Wouldn’t it be better to write in English on it? Then we can use it again for other guests from foreign countries.
W: Good point. Will that be with the dark letters on the white background?
M: Well, why don’t we have it the other way around? I mean, white letters on the dark background.
W: That would be great. Accepted. Now, are we all set?
M: Wait! We missed the single most important thing. Our school name at the bottom!
W: Oh, thank you. I almost forgot it.
2. [출제의도] 심정 추론하기
W: Oh, dear! Where has my cell phone gone?
M: You were talking with your mom over the phone in the coffee shop, weren't you?
W: I was. Then I must have left it behind there.
M: Are you expecting an important call from someone?
W: You know, I had a job interview the other day. I’m supposed to receive a call from the company this afternoon.
M: Don’t worry about it; they will probably email you.
W: Anyway, somebody might have picked up my cell phone. Why don’t you call my number?
M: OK. [key tone] [Cell phone rings.] Hey, where is that sound coming from? Oh, it’s coming from your bag!
W: Thank God! You're right. Here it is! [Kissing the phone]
M: How could you be so forgetful?
3. [출제의도] 지칭 추론하기
M: This is one of the communication devices that have been invented for the disabled in our society. Those who are not able to see can read and write with the help of this. It consists of various combinations of raised dots in cells. According to the arrangement of dots, each cell represents a letter, number or punctuation mark. It has been adapted to write many different languages. This has been used mostly in books for the blind. But nowadays you often see this on elevator buttons or cell phone keypads, too. Future applications of this will be able to contribute to the safety and convenience of the visually impaired people.
4. [출제의도] 세부 내용 이해하기
W: Honey, breakfast is ready!
M: Wait. Where’s my shirt?
W: I put it in the closet after ironing it yesterday.
M: Got it. Thanks. Well, how about going to see a movie this evening?
W: Not today. I have to work overtime. By the way, we ran out of milk and eggs. Will you stop by a supermarket on the way back home?
M: No problem. And, do you want me to pick you up when you leave the office?
W: Thanks, but don’t bother. I’ll be OK.
M: All right. Is there anything more I can help you with?
W: Nothing. Just don’t forget to pick up the groceries, please.
M: I won't.
5. [출제의도] 세부 내용 이해하기
W: Are you purchasing this box of apples now?
M: Yes. How much is it?
W: It’s $46.
M: OK. Do you provide delivery service? I’d like to have it sent to my brother’s place.
W: Yes. We charge three dollars for the delivery. But it’s free if your order is $50 or more.
M: Then I’ll add some more to make it over $50. Hmm, let me see. How much is this bunch of bananas?
W: Five dollars, sir.
M: All right. I’ll take that, too.
W: Can I have the delivery address?
M: Wait a minute. Let me check it.
6. [출제의도] 대화의 목적 추론하기
W: While eating, did you enjoy your lunch? And did you ever happen to think of all the efforts made by farmers to get that food to your table? Many
people are involved in providing us with nutritious meals. Take “rice” for example. It represents all the sweat shed by farmers working in the field. In this sense, it is not wise to put more food on your trays than you can finish, letting all the leftovers go directly to the trash can. More often than not, our eyes are bigger than our stomachs. And also, please think twice before you place leftovers on the tray back in the sink. Thank you for your cooperation.
7. [출제의도] 세부 내용 이해하기
[Phone rings.]
W: Hello, this is Su-young.
M: Hi, Su-young. This is Alex. I need your help quick.
W: Sure. What is it?
M: I lost my wallet. I guess I dropped it on the bus.
W: Oh, my! So, what can I do for you?
M: My credit card was in the wallet. I need to report it to the card company. But, you know, my Korean is not that good.
W: I see. You want me to call the company for you, right?
M: Yes. Will you?
W: No problem. Just let me know your full name and passport number just in case. By the way, do you have enough money to get by for the time being?
M: Yes, I have some. Thanks for asking anyway. I’ll text you my information in a minute.
8. [출제의도] 대화자의 관계 추론하기
W: Oh, Mr. Johnson, is everything going well?
M: Yes, but I wonder if I can make a small change now.
W: Is there anything wrong?
M: Everything you've planned is fine except for my wedding invitations. I'd like to choose a different design for them.
W: Oh, I’m sorry it’s too late to do that.
M: What? Do you mean they've already been printed?
W: I'm afraid so, but I will check with the printing company.
M: Alright. One more question. Is it possible to make a minor change to the reception? Because yesterday some of my coworkers suggested that they would sing for me and my bride.
W: It shouldn't be a problem. I'm happy to help you. And please don’t forget to pay your bill next time I see you.
M: You got it. Thanks for your help.
9. [출제의도] 대화 장소 추론하기
M: Wow, this place is packed with job hunters.
There is no room to stand.
W: Yeah, all these people look eager to get employed. Just like us.
M: Oh, if I’m picked, I’ll feel like walking on a cloud!
W: Absolutely. But, it’s a relief that many companies are planning to hire more staff this year.
M: I hope there are places for us as well.
W: I bet there are. So, which company’s booth will you drop by first?
M: Since my major is car engineering, I’ll visit an automaker's.
W: OK. Then, give me a call when you finish your interviews. I’ll look around at law firms.
M: Got it! Let’s go for it!
10. [출제의도] 세부 내용 이해하기
W: You look so upset. What happened?
M: Nothing. I’d rather not talk about it. Just don’t ask.
W: Come on. I think you need to let it out. Just talk to me.
M: All right. This morning I took my car to a repair shop to have them check the air-conditioning. But they only gave it a brief check and charged me $210!
W: That’s ridiculous! If I were you, I’d be mad, too. Did you talk to the manager about it?
M: Yes, I did. But he was rude, saying that I didn’t know anything about cars.
W: Sounds like you got treated improperly! Maybe you should file a complaint with the Consumer Protection Agency.
M: Good idea. I’ll do it right now.
11. [출제의도] 세부 내용 이해하기
W: I’m looking for a small apartment renting at around $500 and I hope it’s close to the subway station.
M: Well, there are five residences meeting your requirements. The one on 5th Avenue is the closest.
W: Hmm, but it’s pretty old. I want a newer one that's less than ten years old.
M: Then, how about the one on 6th Avenue? It’s only three years old.
W: But it’s not fully-furnished. I need one equipped with everything.
M: Hmm, take a look at the other three places left. They’re all furnished, and you’ll also enjoy their beautiful lake views.
W: Oh, that’s lovely. [pause] Oh, wait! These two places don’t allow pets. Actually, I have a cat.
M: Then, this is the only one you can choose.
W: Well, it’s relatively far from the subway, but I guess I have no other choice.
12. [출제의도] 세부 내용 이해하기
M: During three days of our rock festival, we will provide many spaces for camping. You can set up your tent anywhere you want in the campsite. But please only take up the area that you need. Camping tickets are $10 per person and only three-day festival ticket holders are able to purchase them. Camping sites will be patrolled by security teams. However, we will not take any responsibility for the loss of valuables. Please note that cooking is strictly prohibited and you are not allowed to bring in any outside alcoholic drinks. Your cooperation will be appreciated.
13. [출제의도] 상황과 적절한 대화 찾기
① M: Where do you want this to go?
W: Well, place it against the wall on the right.
② M: This couch is the last one in stock. It is a good bargain.
W: It’s nice. But I don’t think it fits in my small living room.
③ M: I don’t know where to put up all these picture frames.
W: Hmm, just hang them right above the couch.
④ M: Let me have the remote control. Time to watch my favorite TV show.
W: Being a couch potato again, lying down all day?
⑤ M: This new sofa is uncomfortable, hard as a rock!
W: Just send it back to the store and exchange it for a softer one.
.
14. [출제의도] 대화 완성하기
M: Hello, Professor Brown? This is Lee, Sun-Shin, the principal of Hankuk High School.
W: Hi, Principal Lee. How have you been? Long time no hear.
M: Same as usual. Actually, I’ve got a favor to ask you. I wonder if you can give a special lecture to our students.
W: Oh, it’ll be an honor to do that. On what day?
M: On Tuesday, Oct. 20th. Are you available on that day?
W: Fortunately, I have no class on Tuesdays. What do you want me to speak about?
M: “How to enjoy studying foreign languages” would be a perfect topic. Please base it on your own experiences.
W: Very good. I’ll prepare for it.
M: Thank you. Please be here by 1 p.m.
W: ______________________________________
15. [출제의도] 대화 완성하기
W: You look down. You seem to have something on your mind.
M: Would you just leave me alone? It’s no big deal.
W: Come on, just tell me what it is. I might be a help to you.
M: [Sigh] I’ve found my dream girl, but I have no courage to ask her out and I can’t even catch her attention.
W: Ha-ha... You’re suffering from one-sided love.
M: Don’t laugh that way. I’m serious.
W: Okay, okay. Well, buddy, you tend to be shy and nervous when you’re with unfamiliar people, especially with girls.
M: Exactly. That’s how I am. Anyway, how do you get along well with others? You look comfortable with strangers.
W: Well, I think I was born like that.
M: _______________________________________
16. [출제의도] 대화 완성하기
W: Harry, how was your trip to India?
M: Everything was perfect except for one thing.
W: Oh, what was it?
M: I visited an exotic antique shop to buy some souvenirs.
W: Sounds cool. But what was the trouble?
M: They were really beautiful. I mean they were too beautiful. I didn’t realize I had spent almost all my money there.
W: Oh, no! Why didn’t you return some of them?
M: I tried but I couldn’t get a refund because the items were on sale.
W: So what did you do then?
M: I had to ask my mother to wire me some money. It was very embarrassing.
W: And I guess sending money abroad was not an easy job for your mom.
M: You're right. She said it wasn’t. I realized that I should be more careful with money.
W: _____________________________________
17. [출제의도] 상황에 맞는 표현 추론하기
W: Scott is on the subway, exhausted from a long day at school. It is full and he manages to take the last vacant seat. A few stations farther on, a senior citizen with a cane gets on the train. She is having a hard time balancing herself in the crowded subway. Scott has many more stops to go. He wants to get some sleep, while staying seated through the stops. But nobody seems to care about the elderly lady. So, he finally decides to give up his seat for her. In this situation, what would Scott most likely say to the woman?
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