2007 학년도 중앙 대 전기 편입학 기출문제 ( 오전 B 형 ) ( 1 ~ 6 ) 다음 문장 의 밑줄 친 부분 과 가장 가까운 의미 를 지닌 것 을 고르 시 오 . ( 각 2 점 ) 1 . It ' s obvious that the cat has a penchant for sunny windows and tuna tidbits . He always leaps from the kitchen windowsill and runs into his dish when he smells fish . 1 ) discipline 2 ) definite liking 3 ) lack of appreciation 4 ) abhorrence 2 . Many songbirds in temperate zones reveal a drab plumage during the winter . 1 ) variegated 2 ) enticing 3 ) colorless 4 ) distinct 3 . I couldn ' t wait to leave the dinner because of the vacuous conversation at the table . 1 ) vehement 2 ) immaculate 3 ) sycophantic 4 ) unintelligent 4 . The band exhumed some old English music hall songs and delighted modern audiences with them . 1 ) disrupted 2 ) rendered 3 ) excavated 4 ) composed 5 . Both speakers reached their audience by talking in a down - to - earth manner , strongly expressing their opinions . 1 ) realistic 2 ) vulgar 3 ) frivolous 4 ) secular 6 . Sheila has a habit of making definite , opinionated statements that tend to stultify conversation . 1 ) firmly reinforce 2 ) provide entertainment for 3 ) effectively 4 ) have an inhibiting effect on ( 7 ~ 12 ) 다음 문장 의 밑줄 친 부분 중 문법 적 으로 가장 적절 하 지 않 은 것 을 고르 시 오 . ( 각 2 점 ) 7 . The pancreas 1 ) is an organ 2 ) involving in the digestion of food and 3 ) in the regulation of 4 ) the sugar level in the bloodstream . involving → involved 8 . It was 1 ) from these beans that Europeans experienced 2 ) their first taste 3 ) of which 4 ) seemed a very exotic beverage . of which → which 9 . In his book , he looks 1 ) at language as the key 2 ) to intercultural understanding and urges us 3 ) never cut back on 4 ) foreign language programs . never cut back → never to cut back 10 . 1 ) An extended family 2 ) consists not only of parents and children 3 ) but also other relatives , such as grandparents and 4 ) unmarried aunts and uncles . but also other → but also of other 11 . After 1 ) exhaustive researching his new work of 2 ) historical fiction , the novelist grew 3 ) less interested in the modern repercussions of the Apollo moonmission than in how 4 ) it affected international relations at the time . exhaustive → exhaustively 12 . Between my roommate 1 ) and me 2 ) exist 3 ) an exceptionally close relationship ; 4 ) neither of us has any desire to request a change . exist → exists ( 13 ~ 19 ) 다음 빈 칸 에 가장 적합 한 단어 를 고르 시 오 . ( 각 2 점 ) 13 . Ephemeral wetlands are characterized by their tendency to completely dry out most summers , only to become ____________ again the following fall , winter , or spring . 1 ) inundated 2 ) situated 3 ) truncated 4 ) supplanted 14 . We are , for instance , instructed never to admit fault following automobile accidents , since this may put us in a ( n ) _____________ legal position . 1 ) advertent 2 ) precarious 3 ) presumptuous 4 ) restive 15 . The broccoli soup at restaurant was __________. I ' ve never tasted anything so good . 1 ) sublime 2 ) comparable 3 ) incompatible 4 ) repugnant 16 . Unlike her first novel , which received __________ for its originality , her second effort was widely criticized as uninventive and predictable . 1 ) odium 2 ) sloth 3 ) fiasco 4 ) kudos 17 . The little girl was quite a ( n ) _________. She walked boldly into the roomful of strange adults and struck up a friendly conversation . 1 ) altruist 2 ) extrovert 3 ) dilettante 4 ) novice 18 . Unlike his calmer , more easygoing colleagues , the senator was _________ , ready to quarrel at the slightest provocation . 1 ) slovenly 2 ) benign 3 ) irascible 4 ) placid 19 . While I have carefully saved money to buy the piano I have always wanted , my friend Sean has ___________ his earnings on thousands of lottery tickets . 1 ) stockpiled 2 ) subjugated 3 ) augmented 4 ) squandered ( 20 ~ 26 ) 다음 빈 칸 에 가장 적합 한 단어 또는 어구 를 고르 시 오 . ( 각 3 점 ) 20 . Combining enormous physical strengh with manifest intelligence , Neanderthals appeared to be supremely well adapted . Nevertheless , around 35 , 000 years ago , they vanished from the face of the earth . The question of what became of the Neanderthals still ________ paleontologist , and is perhaps the most talked - about issue in human origins research today . 1 ) consummates 2 ) mollifies 3 ) elucidates 4 ) baffles 21 . Current restrictions on immigration are impossible to justify as they victimize those fleeing persecution and oppression in their own countries . In theory the U . K . is open to genuine refugees , but the immigration criteria are so concerned to ___________ economic migrants claiming political refugee status that it is made very difficult and humiliating for those in real danger . 1 ) weed out 2 ) bring up 3 ) comply with 4 ) bear out 22 . Nuclear families of the preindustrial era were bound to a set of social obligations that made the nuclear family subordinate to the wishes of the large family . This extended family system began to _________ with the advent of the Industrial Revolution . Aspirations for greater personal freedom and changing economic conditions produced a slow movement toward more independent nuclear families . 1 ) unravel 2 ) assimilate 3 ) emerge 4 ) thrive 23 . The shipworm can grow almost a meter . The shell of the shipworm is small , and covers only a part of the animal . Shipworms digest the cellulose of wood and cause great damage to submerged wood structures such as docks . They are a particular __________ to wooden ships and piers , boring into wood below the waterline . 1 ) keeper 2 ) precursor 3 ) menace 4 ) bona fides 24 . The volcanic areas of southern Guatemala contain some of the nation ' s richest soils . However , the northern parts of this region are particularly subject to erosion encouraged by steep slopes and senseless deforestation . Within the Sierra region , heavier rainfall combined with thinner soils on the steep slopes and the ___________ destruction of forests have led to widespread erosion . 1 ) wanton 2 ) prudent 3 ) negligible 4 ) creditable 25 . For centuries , humans have unfairy viewed the great white shark as the quintessence of evil , a remorseless killer that goes after humans out of sheer malevolence . The sight of its dorsal fin slicing through the water sends shivers down the spine . Especially , in the last several years , __________ of the white shark has increased through a variety of movies in which sharks play havoc with humans . 1 ) recourse 2 ) calumny 3 ) levity 4 ) predilection 26 . A hearing test that analyzes brain waves for subconscious responses to sound has been devised by a team of specialists at the University of Iowa . Instead of depending of the patient to indicate when he hears a laboratory - controlled noise , as in the traditional form of testing , this new method , called electric response audiometry enables audiologists to trace the noise ' s path directly from the ear to the brain while the patient relaxes or sleeps . This information helps to identify the precise location of a hearing problem and , at the same time , to measure its severity . While electric response audiometry is not meant to replace conventional means of testing , it differs from conventional gearing tests in that it _______________. 1 ) requires the patient to signal when a given sound is heard 2 ) can study humans ' responses to noise without their conscious participation 3 ) can make some people hear better than others 4 ) explains that hearing problems are not easily treated 27 . 다음 글 의 제목 으로 가장 적합 한 것 을 고르 시 오 . ( 3 점 ) If you do not like someone , you might ignore or snub that person . This is called " giving the person the cold shoulder . " This saying began during the Middle Ages , more than 500 years ago . Suppose you owned a castle during the Middle Ages . Someone you like has arrived for a visit . You give the person a warm , cordial greeting , speak kind words , and serve a hot meal . A few days later , someone you don ' t like comes to visit . You probably say very little to the person and give him or her a plate of cold meat from a shoulder of beef . In other words , you give the person ' the cold shoulder . ' After a free meal of cold shoulder , the unwanted guest is bound to get the message . He or she will leave to visit someone else who might provide a warmer welcome . 1 ) Castles in the Middle Ages 2 ) The Origin of a Saying 3 ) Foods People Used to Eat 4 ) The Way to Show Hospitality 28 . Modern democracies have developed a way that has resulted in excessive power accruing to central government . Central government decides , for example , how to share out public spending between education , health , police , defence and so on . We have grown accustomed to this but it is essentially undemocratic . The ideal of democracy - government by the people - is best attained by increased regional government . This brings power and decisions closer to ' real people ' rather than seeing power centralized in the hands of few politicians . 1 ) Regional government should be democratic . 2 ) Central government should not have power . 3 ) Regional government should be increased and have more power . 4 ) Central government should decide how to share out public spending . [ 29 - 30 ] 다음 글 을 읽 고 물음 에 답 하 시 오 . ( 각 2 . 5 점 ) Naturalists may dispute about which trees are the largest in the world . One giant eucalyptus in Australia , measured after it had been felled , was more than 500 feet long . A giant sequoia of California , called the Father of the Forest , measured a mere 400 feet when it fell . ________, scientists agree that the tallest plants are not among these threes . The seaweed of the ocean can tower over any of the trees so far measured . Seaweed over 600 feet tall has been found in the ocean at the Straits of Magellan , near the southern tip of South America . These plants are more than twice as tall as the Statue of Liberty ! 29 . 밑줄 친 곳 에 들어가 기 에 가장 적합 한 어구 를 고르 시 오 . 1 ) In conclusion 2 ) In addition 3 ) First of all 4 ) However 30 . 다음 중 위 글 의 내용 과 일치 하 는 것 을 고르 시 오 . 1 ) Seaweed can be far taller than any tree existing in the world . 2 ) The Father of the Forest is usually regarded as the tallest tree in th world . 3 ) No scientists have found a tree taller than the Statue of Liberty . 4 ) In general , naturalists agree on the tallest tree in the world . [ 31 - 32 ] 다음 글 을 읽 고 물음 에 답 하 시 오 . ( 각 3 점 ) Psychological theories and research are given extensive coverage in popular magazines and newspapers . Unfortunately , many of there reports are filled with sloppy thinking , misinformation , and pie - in - the - sky theories . The first words that spring to your lips when you read such reports - especially if they contain outlandish claims - should be , " Prove it . " For example , in 1990 , stories appeared reporting research on " dermo - optical perception . " According to there reports , people had been found who could identify colors and read print ( even under glass ) while blindfolded . These feats supposedly were done using the fingertips . Many articles treated them as evidence of a " sixth sense , " or " X - ray eyes . " Martin Gardner , a scientist whose hobby is magic , suggests that such " abilities " are based on what stage magicians call a " nose peek . " Gardener says that it is impossible to prepare a blindfold ( without doing damage to the eyes ) that does not leave a tiny space on each side of the nose through which a person can peek . In accordance with this criticism , the exceptional abilities reported in the first dermo - optical perception experiments disappeared each time the opportunity to peek was controlled . As is the case , psychological reports in the press often tend to be made uncritically and with a definite bias toward reporting sensational findings . Remember , saying " That ' s incredible " means __________ - which is quite often true . 31 . 다음 중 위 글 의 내용 과 일치 하 는 것 을 고르 시 오 . 1 ) Nearly everything we read in the newspapers can be believed at face value . 2 ) Psychological findings should be widely spread among the public through media . 3 ) What we read ing popular magazines provides us with practical knowledge . 4 ) Reports of 1990 on " dermo - optical perception " were found to be ungrounded . 32 . 밑줄 친 곳 에 들어가 기 에 가장 적합 한 문장 을 고르 시 오 . 1 ) “ That ' s fascinating " 2 ) " That ' s beyond question " 3 ) " That ' s not believable " 4 ) " That ' s substantial " [ 33 - 34 ] 다음 글 을 읽 고 물음 에 답 하 시 오 . ( 각 3 점 ) In different , countries , colors other than white are worn by the bride or used as part of the wedding ceremony . In certain Asian countries and in the Middle East , red and happiness . In Chinese cultures , wedding invitations are usually red and gold as these are colors symbolic of wealth and happiness . Wedding quests give gifts of money to the newlyweds in small red envelopes . Not all cultures , however , consider money a suitable gift . In many Western countries , especially the U . K . , wedding guests give the bride and groom house hold items that they may need for their new home . As part of many traditional wedding ceremonies , a bride wears a veil . Wearing a veil that covers the head and face is a tradition that is over 2 , 000 years old . Veils were originally worn as a sign of secrecy and modesty and could only be removed by the husband after the ceremony . Today , many brides wear a veil , but only for decoration . In some countries , a veil is placed between the bride and groom during the wedding ceremony so that they cannot see or touch each other until they are married . 33 . 위 글 의 주제 ( topic ) 로 가장 적합 한 것 을 고르 시 오 . 1 ) the traditional significance of a veil 2 ) various wedding ceremonies in different countries 3 ) colors and their different associations in various cultures 4 ) the symbolic meaning of various wedding gifts 34 . 다음 중 위 글 의 내용 과 일치 하 는 것 을 고르 시 오 . 1 ) In the past , many brides wore a veil for the sake of decoration . 2 ) In the U . K . , wedding guests regard money as a suitable gift for newlyweds . 3 ) In Asia and the Middle East , it is not allowed to use red and orange in wedding ceremonies . 4 ) In some countries , the bride and from are not supposed to see each other during the wedding ceremony . [ 35 - 36 ] 다음 글 을 읽 고 물음 에 답 하 시 오 . ( 각 3 점 ) What is the most drrecive cure for a phobia - an intense , unresonable fear not grounded in acy experience ? Exposure therapy has certainly had some success . With this form of therapy , a person with , say , a fear of cats would start tratment by looking at pictures of cats . Then he would be exposed to a toy cat . Next he might watch a cat video . Step by step , he would work toward being near a cat without feeling any fear . Other people suffering from phobias have overcome them with what ' s called virtual reality therapy . Computer software programs simulate , or imitate , actual exposure to the feared thing or experience . Through repeated computerized experiences , the phobic patient learns not to be afraid . ______. a person who fears flying might take several simulated flights . Through this process , he would conquer his terror . Phobias are also treated with a variety of medications . Some sufferers have found that some drugs such as Paxil help them control their fear of social situations . 35 . 밑줄 친 곳 에 들어가 기 에 가장 적합 한 어구 를 고르 시 오 . 1 ) In addition 2 ) For example 3 ) Nevertheless 4 ) By comparison 36 . 다음 중 위 글 의 내용 과 일치 하 는 것 을 고르 시 오 . 1 ) Virtual reality therapy can be effective for people who fear flying . 2 ) Phobias cannot be treated without the help of drugs . 3 ) Phobias mostly derive from a traumatic experience during childhood . 4 ) Exposure therapy is the best way to treat a phobia . [ 37 - 38 ] 다음 글 을 읽 고 물음 에 답 하 시 오 . ( 각 3 점 ) Decades before the American Revolution of 1776 , Jesse Fish , a native New Yorker , retreated to an island off St . Augustine , Florida , to escape an unpleasant family situation . In time he became Florida ' s first orange baron and his oranges were in great . ( A ) _______ in London throughout the 1770 s . The English found them juicy and sweet and preferred them to other varieties , even though they had thin skins and were hard to peel . There would probably have been other successful commercial growers before Fish if Florida had not been under Spanish rule for some two hundred years . Columbus first brought seeds for citrus trees to the New World and planted them in the Antilles . But it was most likely Ponce de Leon who introduced oranges to the North American continent when he discovered Florida in 1513 . For a time , each Spanish sailor on a ship ( B ) __________ for America was required by law to carry one hundred seeds with him . Later , because seeds tended to dry out , all Spanish ships were required to carry young orange trees . The Spaniards planted orange trees only for medicinal purpose , however . They saw no need to start commercial groves because oranges were so abundant in Spain . 37 . 위 글 의 ( A ) 와 ( B ) 에 들어갈 말 로 가장 잘 짝 지 어 진 것 을 고르 시 오 . 1 ) supply - demolished 2 ) attraction - ordered 3 ) demand - bound 4 ) discovery - dismissed 38 . 위 글 의 주제 ( topic ) 로 가장 적합 한 것 을 고르 시 오 . 1 ) the role of Florida in the American business 2 ) the history of the cultivation of oranges in Florida 3 ) Florida oranges for their medical use 4 ) the orange tree seedlings brought to North America [ 39 - 40 ] 다음 글 을 읽 고 물음 에 답 하 시 오 . ( 각 3 점 ) Desert plant populations have evolved sophisticated physiological and behavior ! al traits that aid survival in arid conditions . Some send out long , unusually deep taproots ; others utilize shallow but widespread roots , which allow them to absorb large , intermittent flows of water . Certain plants protect their access to water . The creosote bush produces a potent root toxin that inhibits the growth of competing root systems . Daytime closure of stomata exemplifies a further genetic adaptation ; guard cells work to minimize daytime water loss , later allowing the stomata to open when conditions are more favorable to gas exchange with the environment . Certain _______ reflect the principle that a large surface area facilitates water and gas exchange . Most plants have small leaves , modified leaves ( spines ) , or no leaves at all . The main food - producing organ is not the leaf but the stem , which is often green and nonwoody . Thick , waxy stems and cuticles , seen in succulents such as cacti and agaves , also help conserve water . 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