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High school students from various countries gathered in Seoul to go on a tour of UNESCO World Heritage sites. Today, they visited Changdeokgung Palace, Palace of Prospering Virtue and enjoyed the charm of a Korean traditional village. As December 31st drew to a close, Jiwu lit a bonfire in the yard, and welcomed her international friends to a memorable night.

Jiwu: Welcome to Bukchon Hanok Village! Let’s say farewell to the year gone by and welcome the new year. I’m delighted to share this special evening with all of you. We Koreans usually watch the Bosingak Bell Tolling ceremony at midnight. Some people also prefer to stay up and see the first sunrise of the new year.

Andy: That’s quite similar to our iconic tradition in the US — the ball drop in Times Square. It’s the main highlight of the New Year’s Eve celebrations in New York City. The countdown leads up to the ball slowly going down, and is accompanied by bright fireworks and live shows.

Jiwu: Yeah, I’ve seen that event before. A famous K-pop group was invited to the ball drop event and gave a performance in front of millions of viewers. That was impressive!

Lukas: Amazing! I wish I could have watched the ball drop. I love K-culture so much. By the way, in Germany, instead of these kinds of flashy events, we celebrate in a rather simple and reserved way. We tune in to an old black-and-white TV show called Dinner for One and watch an episode that lasts for 18 minutes.

Fah: Really? Is an 18-minute vintage show that entertaining?

윗글의 제목으로 가장 알맞은 것은?

① A K-pop Group’s Global Influence

② Holiday Foods from Every Culture

③ New Year’s Eve Around the World

④ Traditional Practices Listed by UNESCO

⑤ How to Celebrate New Year’s Eve at Home

2. 윗글의 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은?

① 지우는 외국 친구들과 함께 북촌 한옥마을에서 특별한 밤을 보냈다.

② 지우는 자정에 타종 행사에 참석하고 해돋이를 보기 위해 잠들었다.

③ 앤디는 미국에서 새해에 타임스퀘어에서 공이 내려오는 행사가 열린다고 말했다.

④ 루카스는 독일에서는 오래된 흑백 TV 프로그램을 보며 조용히 새해를 맞는다고 말했다.

⑤ 지우는 K-pop 그룹이 타임스퀘어 행사에 출연해 공연한 적이 있다고 언급했다.

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Jiwu: Are there any other unique German New Year’s customs?

Lukas: Indeed! We enjoy “Marzipan pigs”—sweets in the shapes of pigs. Pigs are symbols of luck in Germany, so eating Marzipan pigs is an auspicious way to greet the new year.

Nicole: Cute! In Mexico, we eat twelve grapes at midnight, each signifying a _____(a)_____ month ahead. This practice is also popular in Spain and many South American nations. In fact, I’ve got some grapes for tonight.

Andy: Why not combine traditions? Let’s eat grapes to the tolling of the Bosingak Bell!

Jiwu: And tomorrow, we can taste tteok-guk, a traditional Korean New Year dish. Tteok-guk is made of small, round pieces of white rice cake boiled in broth. These rice cakes resemble old-time coins. We celebrate Lunar New Year’s Day more grandly than the Western solar New Year. On this day, we perform a respectful bow to our seniors, known as sebae(New Year’s bow).

Fah: Like in Korea, we have two New Year’s days. In Thailand, we have the Buddhist New Year. For this celebration, we have a big water gun and water splashing fight. (A)____________________________ _______________________________________________________ from April 13th to 15th with water battles and traditional ceremonies. Isn’t it interesting that our New Year celebration is on some of the hottest days of the year?

Lukas: Interesting! When I think of the New Year’s celebrations, I picture a cold winter with snow falling. By the way, is there a special meaning for the water fights during the Songkran festival?

Fah: Yes! The water is symbolic of washing away the past year’s misfortunes, bad luck, and sins. By splashing water, people are _____(b)_____ for the new year. It’s a way to start afresh.

3. 윗글의 빈칸 (a), (b)에 들어갈 말이 바르게 짝지어진 것은?

(a)           –      (b)

① joyful        –   baptized

② blessed       –   cleansed

③ peaceful      –   forgiven

④ miserable     –   purified

⑤ unfortunate   –   refreshed

4. 윗글의 내용과 일치하는 것은?

① 독일에서는 새해를 맞아 말 모양의 사탕을 먹으며 행운을 기원하는 전통이 있다.

② 멕시코 사람들은 자정에 포도 12알을 먹으며 각기 다른 소원을 비는 풍습이 있다.

③ 한국에서는 흰 떡을 넣어 끓인 떡국을 먹고, 어른들께 세배를 드리며 음력 설을 맞이한다.

④ 태국의 송끄란 축제는 새해를 맞이하는 축제로 물을 뿌리며 더위를 식히는 데 중점을 둔다.

⑤ 루카스는 설날이 되면 더운 날씨와 햇볕을 떠올린다고 말한다.

(주관식 1) 윗글의 빈칸 (A)에 들어갈 말을 아래 보기에 주어진 단어만 사용하여 쓰시오. (동사의 시제를 어법에 맞게 쓸 것)

Songkran / Thai people / this water festival / be / call / when / celebrate / the Buddhist New Year / the period

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Jiwu: Was your night in the hanok comfortable?

Andy: Quite (a)cozy. However, my cell phone battery died last night, and I couldn’t find an outlet in the room. Can you show me an outlet where I can charge it?

Jiwu: Oh, your handphone died? By the way, why are you suddenly talking about a clothing discount store?

Nicole: I think Andy meant “outlet” as in a “socket” to plug into.

Jiwu: A socket to plug into? I got it! Andy is looking for a “consent” for charging.

Lukas: Consent? I see! In Korea, what’s (b)referred to as a “socket” is called a “consent”. Come to think of it, Jiwu calls a cell phone a “handphone”. Actually, in Germany we call it “handy” or “mobile telephone”. It’s amusing how the same thing has (c)various English names.

Jiwu: That’s funny! When Andy called it an outlet, I just thought of a discount store. Indeed, English expressions differ by region. We call an outlet or a socket a “consent” in Korea. For your phone, Andy, there’s a consent under the chair.

Andy: Thanks. When I first came to Korea, I was confused by some Korean English words. For instance, I heard words such as “handphone”, “vinyl bag”, and “eye shopping”. I eventually figured out what these words meant; cell phone, plastic bag, and window shopping. However, when I heard the word “consent”, it wasn’t obvious to me that it referred to an “outlet”.

Nicole: We don’t need to feel ashamed about the different variations of English in each country. As English is used globally, it’s natural for unique expressions to (d)vanish in different regions. This diversity in English should be respected. That’s why the concept of “World Englishes” was introduced.

Fah: World Englishes? Can there be multiple forms of English? I learned in school that English is the language used by people in the UK and the US and knew it as “English” in the singular form.

Nicole: As Fah mentioned, in the past, we didn’t use the term “Englishes”. Today, many people around the world speak English, whether as a native language, an official language, or a foreign language. This signifies that English isn’t merely the language of the US or the UK, but a global language.

Lukas: Even though English isn’t our native language, the way we speak it is valid and valuable. That’s why we believe that non-native English speakers can also (e)legitimately have their own versions of English.

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

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

6. 윗글의 요지로 가장 적절한 것은?

① 외국에서 사용하는 영어 표현은 모두 표준 영어로 통일되어야 한다.

② 일상 대화에서 오해가 생기는 주요 원인은 언어 실력 부족 때문이다.

③ 전자기기를 사용할 때는 올바른 용어를 알아야 혼란을 줄일 수 있다.

④ 영어는 지역에 따라 다양하게 사용되며, 이러한 차이는 존중받아야 한다.

⑤ 영어를 제대로 쓰기 위해서는 미국식 또는 영국식 표현만을 사용해야 한다.

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Trying the local food is _________________(A)_________ ___________________________________________________________. Not only (a)can we experience the unique flavor of these foods, but also understand the cultural backgrounds behind them. Let’s travel to five countries and learn about the stories behind their traditional foods.

The first destination on our food trip is Spain, in the southwestern tip of Europe. Have you ever heard of the famous Spanish dish paella?

Paella isn’t (b)just the name of a food. It’s also the name for the wide, shallow pan we use to cook this food. Paella is a traditional food in Valencia, Spain. It originated in the region of Valencia and has become a well-known dish throughout Spain and internationally. The food paella is made from leftover odds and ends. It’s usually a mixture of rice, vegetables, seasonings like saffron, and (c)either meat or seafood.

Paella’s history goes all the way back to the Roman Empire, (d)when the Romans introduced utensils and irrigation technology to Spain.  Irrigation made farming much easier and enabled the Spanish to produce many more grains, vegetables, and seasonings. Rice came to Spain with another group of conquerors, the Moors from North Africa in the 10th century.  With the Roman irrigation technology already in place, Moorish rice flourished in Spain and became a staple crop by the 15th century.

The idea to add leftovers to a rice dish also comes from the Moors. Arabic servants in the Moorish royal court would often take leftovers home and cook them with rice in a pan. Saffron, (e)that gives paella its yellow color, was another ingredient brought over by the Moors.

When you really think about it, paella is not just a delicious meal. It’s the union of the Romans and the Moors.

(주관식 2) 윗글의 빈칸 (A)에 들어갈 말을 아래 보기에 주어진 단어만 사용하여 쓰시오. (두 단어를 어법상 적절한 형태로 고쳐 쓸 것)

of / the easy / of / the cultures / different countries / to experience / one / and best way

7. 윗글의 밑줄 친 (a)~(e) 중에서 어법상 틀린 것은?

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

8. Paella에 관한 윗글의 내용과 일치하지 않은 것은?

① 스페인의 발렌시아 지역에서 유래한 음식이며, 지금은 국제적으로도 알려져 있다.

② paella라는 이름은 음식을 조리하는 데 사용하는 넓고 얕은 팬에서도 유래되었다.

③ 로마인들은 관개 기술과 조리 도구를 스페인에 전했고, 이는 농업에 큰 영향을 주었다.

④ 쌀은 10세기에 로마인들이 스페인에 전한 작물로, 15세기에는 주요 농작물이 되었다.

⑤ paella의 재료인 Saffron은 무어인들이 가져온 향신료이며, 음식에 노란색을 더한다.

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Our next destination is an Eastern country, the largest archipelago in the world, Indonesia. This country lies along the equator, and it has a tropical climate. Since most of the people are Muslims, they usually use chicken and seafood for their cooking.

Nasi goreng is a Southeast Asian fried rice dish and it's one of Indonesia’s national dishes. ( ① ) Spicy Indonesian nasi goreng, like paella, is a rice dish using leftovers. ( ② ) According to folk tradition, the practice of frying rice with leftovers came to Indonesia through trade with China. ( ③ ) Chinese people usually prefer freshly cooked hot food and have a taboo against throwing away unused ingredients. ( ④ ) As a result, these Chinese immigrants in Indonesia often re-cooked the previous day’s rice for breakfast the next morning. ( ⑤ ) Frying also inhibited the spread of dangerous microbes and fungi, especially before the invention of refrigerators, and meant the immigrants didn’t have to throw away food.

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

This trade relationship flourished during the 10th to 15th centuries and brought thousands of Chinese immigrants with it.

①        ②         ③          ④         ⑤

10. 윗글의 밑줄 친 “didn’t have to throw away food”의 의미로 알맞은 것은?

① They lost interest in traditional Chinese cuisine.

② They avoided cooking due to limited ingredients.

③ They could preserve and reuse leftover food safely.

④ They were forced to eat spoiled food without refrigeration.

⑤ They were encouraged to try new recipes from other cultures.

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Our third destination is Oaxaca, Mexico. It’s easy to fall in love with the colors of this city, especially when you appreciate the (a)indigenous culture behind them. Since the Oaxaca region is surrounded by rough mountains, it was well (b)protected from colonization. Unlike the Indonesians and Spanish who were influenced by foreign cultures, the people of Oaxaca (c)maintained their native traditions. This contributed to _________________________________________.

This culinary capital’s dishes are known for being heavy in corn, chocolate, chili peppers, and mole. Mole is a dark and rich sauce that chefs drizzle over common Mexican foods. There are seven flavors of mole made from a (d)variety of ingredients, with the most common being mole negro. Mole has been popular since the time of the Aztec Empire and has (e)replaced an iconic dish in Oaxaca ever since.

11. 윗글의 빈칸에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은?

① making their diet very distinct from the rest of Mexican foods

② building a blended gastronomic identity with surrounding regions

③ incorporating European culinary elements into local food customs

④ modernizing their food practices to reflect current dining movements

⑤ adjusting ancestral cooking methods to appeal to international palates

12. 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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The next traditional food also comes from indigenous people—kangaroo meat in Australia. Historically, kangaroo meat has been an important source of protein for indigenous Australians—or Aborigines—(a)going back at least 50,000 years.

It may seem weird (b)that Australians eat their national animal, but kangaroo meat is delicious, high in protein, and low in fat. Kangaroo meat was only legalized for human consumption in the last few decades in Australia. Even now, kangaroos can only be hunted in the wild, and the numbers to (c)be killed are limited by the government.

Many supermarkets in Australia now stock fillets, steaks, (d)minced cuts, and even kangaroo sausages. Kangaroo is also popular in many Australian restaurants, (e)which you can get kangaroo steaks, stews, and even burgers.

13. 윗글의 제목으로 가장 알맞은 것은?

① Ecological concern: limiting the use of wildlife for food

② Colonial legacy: European influence on indigenous cuisine

③ National identity: rejecting native ingredients in modern dishes

④ Cultural relativism: understanding Australia’s taste for kangaroo

⑤ Globalization: exporting native Australian meat to foreign markets

14. 윗글의 밑줄 친 (a)～(e) 중에서 어법상 틀린 것은?

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

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For the final country on our global food trip, let’s return to Korea.

Since our early years, most of us have enjoyed a variety of street foods. Among them, what is your comfort food?

Tteokbokki (spicy stir-fried rice cakes), is one of the most comforting and nostalgic foods for many Koreans. ①Since images of famous K-pop stars eating tteokbokki appeared on social media, tteokbokki has had a surge in global popularity. ②It’s a spicy stir-fried dish made of tteok (Korean rice cake), sweet red pepper sauce, and, sometimes, eomuk (fish cake). ③This dish is thought to have originated in the 19th century, during the Joseon Dynasty. ④Traditional food is a living legacy that links the past to the present. ⑤At the time, it was served in the royal court.

Although this original version of tteokbokki was brown, the modern version is red due to the addition of gochujang (a spicy red pepper paste) that was introduced to Korea in the mid-20th century.

15. 윗글의 밑줄 친 ①~⑤ 중 전체 흐름과 관계 없는 문장은?

16. 윗글의 내용과 일치하지 않는 것은?

① 대부분의 한국인은 어릴 때부터 다양한 길거리 음식을 즐겨왔다.

② 떡볶이는 많은 한국인에게 위로가 되는 추억의 음식이다.

③ K-pop 스타들이 떡볶이를 먹는 장면이 SNS에 등장하면서 세계적인 인기를 끌었다.

④ 떡볶이는 원래 빨간 색깔로 조리되어 조선 시대 왕실에서 제공되었다.

⑤ 오늘날의 떡볶이는 고추장이 들어가 매운맛이 난다.

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When you see culturally important buildings, monuments, and artifacts, have you ever wondered what stories they contain, how long they’ve existed, and why they were created? Many have their own cultural narratives. Those stories help to preserve cultural tradition and pass on cultural values from one generation to another, thus keeping cultures alive. Now let’s look at two mysterious sites in England and Egypt and find out what cultural narratives they contain.

Stonehenge is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most recognizable landmarks in England, drawing visitors from all around the world. A prehistoric monument built on the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, it is considered by many British people to be an icon of their culture.　The stones are so massive that it’s hard to figure out how anyone could move them. Several old folktales try to explain (A) this problem, the oldest of which is Geoffrey of Monmouth’s “History of the Kings of Britain” written in 1136.

Just like Stonehenge holds deep cultural meaning for the British, ancient Egypt also offers a rich narrative through its monumental architecture. Let’s travel (a)back to 3,250 BCE, to ancient Egypt, which is one of the four cradles of civilization. This was the time of god kings and god queens (b)called “Pharaohs.” Pharaohs are remembered by the statues, pyramids, and temples they built all across Egypt, (c)many of them still stand today. Among the many amazing cultural artifacts of ancient Egypt, we’re going to look at the Temple of Isis at Philae, long considered one of the most beautiful (d)temples in Egypt. It is dedicated to Isis (the goddess of healing, birth, and magic), her husband Osiris, and their son Horus. The walls of this temple contain scenes from Egyptian mythology, especially stories about Isis. They are (e)written through hieroglyphics, which are a type of picture writing, like Chinese characters.

17. 윗글의 밑줄 친 (A)“this problem”이 의미하는 바로 가장 적절한 것은?

① uncovering the religious role of Stonehenge in ancient records

② theories about the original purpose behind building Stonehenge

③ understanding the mysterious layout and structure of Stonehenge

④ interpreting the symbolic impact of Stonehenge on British culture

⑤ figuring out how the massive stones of Stonehenge were transported

18. 윗글의 밑줄 친 (a)～(e) 중에서 어법상 틀린 것은?

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

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→ Culturally important monuments like Stonehenge in England and the Temple of Isis in Egypt                                                                                                                .

rich stories / and pass down / across generations / and traditions / that / preserve / cultural values / carry

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(A)

<Merlin’s Circle: Secrets of Stonehenge>

It was a terrible time in Britain. Saxons, fierce invaders from Northern Germany, ravaged the land and killed 3,000 nobles. The British king, Aurelius, was distressed by all of this. He wanted to build a memorial to the dead on the Salisbury Plain.

(B)

Merlin told them to stop. Merlin walked into the center of the stone circle and muttered to himself. He rearranged the ropes, pulleys, and levers. When he finished, he told the men to try again. “Try again!” To their surprise, the stones easily dislodged. They moved the stones from Ireland and arranged them just like they’d been. That was how Stonehenge came to be. King Aurelius declared, “This is a perfect memorial to the dead.”

(C)

Merlin clarified, “You misunderstand. Those are special stones, with special healing powers. The stones have a magic that will preserve the memory of our dead, so if we set up this monument in Britain, it will memorialize them forever.” King Aurelius agreed. However, Merlin warned the king. “These are huge stones, so we need strong men.” King Aurelius sent 15,000 men with Merlin to collect the stones. Finally, the British got to the stones. However, they were so much bigger than the soldiers expected. The soldiers tried ropes, levers, pulleys, and the strength of their muscles, but the stones wouldn’t move. They tried whatever they could think of, but it all failed.

(D)

King Aurelius sent for the wizard Merlin, who was famous for his wisdom and knowledge of the mechanical arts. Merlin explained, “Your Majesty, I know just the thing. In Ireland, on top of Mount Killaraus, there’s a giant monument that would be perfect.” King Aurelius protested, “Hang on a minute. Why would we go all the way to Ireland for stones? Don’t we have plenty of stones here in Britain? Just look at the ground!”

19. 주어진 글 (A)에 이어질 내용을 순서에 맞게 배열한 것으로 가장 적절한 것은?

① (B)-(D)-(C)               ② (C)-(B)-(D)

③ (C)-(D)-(B)               ④ (D)-(B)-(C)

⑤ (D)-(C)-(B)

20. 윗글에 관한 내용으로 적절하지 않은 것은?

① 아우렐리우스 왕은 죽은 귀족들을 기리기 위한 기념물을 세우고 싶어 했다.

② 멀린은 도구들을 다시 조정하여 병사들이 돌들을 옮기게 만들었다.

③ 돌들을 옮기기 위해 멀린과 함께 15,000명의 병사들이 아일랜드로 갔다.

④ 병사들은 처음 시도에서 돌들을 쉽게 옮길 수 있었다.

⑤ 멀린은 기계적 기술에 대한 지식이 풍부한 마법사로 유명했다.

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The story begins after Seth, god of storms, kills Isis’ husband Osiris. Thoth, the god of wisdom, understood that Seth would try to kill Isis and Isis’ son Horus next.

Thoth: Take care. Seth is looking for you both, Isis and Horus.

Isis was (a)elated and asked Thoth for more help.

Isis: I must protect my son. But I don’t know what I should do. Seth knows my land well, and he will certainly find us.

Thoth brought out seven scorpions and gave them to Isis.

Thoth: Take these scorpions far north to the Nile Delta. This is where the Nile River empties into the Mediterranean Sea. Hide there and raise your son in the marsh. When he is old enough, he can return and take Seth’s throne.

Isis hid her goddess’ body in rags and traveled to the marshes. The journey was very long, and she became (b)exhausted. She stopped at a rich woman’s house and asked for food and a place to rest. The rich woman saw the seven scorpions and became so scared that she slammed the door in poor Isis’ face. Isis didn’t give up, and went to the house of a poor woman who welcomed the goddess inside. Isis was (c)relieved to get food and shelter from this woman who was generous even though she didn’t have much money. Isis quickly fell asleep with Horus, but the scorpions were still angry at the rich woman. Six of the scorpions — Befen, Mestet, Mestetef, Petet, Thetet, and Matet — raised their tails and gave their poison to their leader, a scorpion called Tefen. Tefen accepted all their poison, snuck into the rich woman’s house, and stung the rich woman’s son.

The next morning, the rich woman found that her son was very sick. She carried his body around the town calling out and asking for help. When Isis saw the rich woman, she immediately knew what had happened. Isis could not bear to see an innocent child suffering for his mother’s (d)cruelty, so she took the boy from the rich woman and recited a magical spell, calling the names of the seven scorpions.

Isis: O poison of Tefen, come out of him and fall upon the ground! Poison of Befen, advance not, penetrate no farther, and come out of him! For I am Isis, the Great Enchantress, the Speaker of Spells. Fall down, O poison of Mestet! Hasten not, poison of Mestetef! Rise not, poison of Petet and Thetet! Approach not, poison of Matet!

Little by little, the color returned to the boy’s cheeks, and, after a while, he opened his eyes. The rich woman was (e)overjoyed. To show her thanks to the goddess, the rich woman ran home, gathered half of her money and gave it to the poor woman who had helped Isis the night before.

21. 윗글의 제목으로 가장 알맞은 것은?

① The Scorpion's Attack: Revenge at Night

② Isis’ Escape: A Journey of Magic and Mercy

③ Before the War: A Mother’s Hope for Horus

④ Horus Awakens: A Son Destined for Revenge

⑤ The Poisoned Child: A Lesson in Fear and Forgiveness

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

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

Answers_중간고사

문항번호	문제 유형, 출제 의도	문항 형태	정답
1	제목 추론	선다형	③
2	내용 일치 여부	선다형	②
3	빈칸 추론	선다형	②
4	내용 일치 여부	선다형	③
(주관식 1)	영작: 관계부사 when	서술형	This water festival, called Songkran, is the period when Thai people celebrate the Buddhist New Year
5	어휘(emerge)	선다형	④
6	요지 추론	선다형	④
(주관식 2)	영작: one of the 최상급+복수명사	서술형	one of the easiest and best ways to experience the cultures of different countries
7	어법(which)	선다형	⑤
8	내용 일치 여부	선다형	④
9	주어진 문장의 위치	선다형	③
10	함축 의미	선다형	③
11	빈칸 추론	선다형	①
12	어휘(remained)	선다형	⑤
13	제목 추론	선다형	④
14	어법(where)	선다형	⑤
15	글의 흐름과 무관한 문장	선다형	④
16	내용 일치 여부	선다형	④
17	함축 의미	선다형	⑤
18	어법(many of which)	선다형	③
(주관식 3)	요약문 완성	서술형	carry rich stories and traditions that preserve and pass down cultural values across generations
19	글의 순서	선다형	⑤
20	내용 일치 여부	선다형	④
21	제목 추론	선다형	②
22	어휘(petrified)	선다형	①