✍ 2027 수완 영어 7강 문장별 빈칸

We know that animals ____ evolved a variety of patterns to manipulate the perceptions of their predators to afford themselves a modicum of safety.

Greater Bower birds utilize perceptual ____ in the mating domain.

Males ____ a bower; its function is to provide an arena in which males display to females standing in an avenue that leads up to the bower.

The males decorate the avenue with a ____ of objects, such as stones and shells.

But they do ____ do so in a chaotic manner.

The larger objects are placed closer to the bower and the smaller ____ farther away.

This creates a forced ____ the opposite of the Cinderella Castle; the bower appears smaller than it actually is.

Endler and his colleagues ____ that the male courting in the bower now appears larger and thus more attractive to the female.

Data on male mating ____ collected in the wild supports their hypothesis.

A strong indication that humans are reasoning beings is that they apply their moral ____ in flexible ways in particular situations or contexts.

People typically weigh and balance different considerations when making decisions and drawing ____ within the parameters of situations.

The clearest example of findings in this regard ____ from research on rights.

The evidence is clear that people in different cultures support individual rights in ____ situations and not others.

The parameters of the situation play a role in how judgments are ____ as to whether rights should be upheld.

Other moral and social considerations are considered in relation to rights, and ____ are made as to which should take precedence.

The main point is that neither fixed attitudes nor the force of situations determines ____.

People recognize the ____ moral and social components and evaluate their relative merits.

As Putnam discusses in Bowling Alone, there has been a notable decline in face-to-face social interactions, leading to an erosion of ____ capital.

Most famously, as reflected in his book's ____, Putnam pointed to the decline in bowling leagues as a metaphor for social disengagement.

While ____ people were bowling than ever before, league bowling dropped by 40 percent from 1970 to 1993.

His research depicts a society that has lost ____ foundational opportunities for communal bonding, giving rise to an era marked by isolation and detachment.

He connected the dissolution of civic organizations like Lions Clubs and social ____ like bowling leagues with the drop in social trust among Americans and warned of the negative impact it has on our individual and collective lives.

He wrote, "The single most common finding from a half century's research on the correlates of life satisfaction, not only in the United ____ but around the world, is that happiness is best predicted by the breadth and depth of one's social connections."

Ensembles with different ____ may encounter different group dynamics.

For instance, Ford and Davidson studied members of 20 professional and semi-professional wind ____ in the United Kingdom.

The technique and timbres of the instruments of the wind quintet (which typically comprises a flute, oboe, clarinet, French horn, and bassoon) are more distinct than those of string quartets, and intragroup dynamics may be quite different from quartets due to the odd number of ____.

Dynamics inherent in the way the music is scored afford greater ____ for democracy within the group, such as more equality and interchangeability among musical parts (e.g., the flute is often assigned the melody, but sometimes also plays an inner part).

Unlike the ____ rigid string quartet, there is also more flexibility in seating arrangements for wind quintets.

In addition, although the flute player was most frequently named as the leader, members of wind quintets were less likely to identify a clear ____ than members of string quartets in Murnighan and Conlon's study.

Instead, Ford and Davidson noted that in most of the quintets, ____ 'took equal responsibility for leading the ensemble.'

The musical structure and social structure of the group ____ to reflect each other.

Children will engage with materials more purposefully, and for longer, when there is some ambiguity involved, and ____, something they are interested in figuring out.

In studies of toddlers and ____, researchers have found that children spontaneously engage in more exploratory play, and use more strategies for testing evidence, with a toy designed to be difficult to figure out.

In one study, young children explored a lightbox that appeared to turn on and off when different ____ were placed on it.

In one condition, the same block always ____ the box on or off.

In another, inconsistent results were included; for example, a block that had previously ____ the box on did not the next time.

When faced with inconsistent and difficult-to-interpret results, children spent more time exploring the lightbox and were more likely to ____ causal explanations (trying to understand why the objects did and did not turn on the lightbox).

Further, researchers found that when children proposed causal explanations, they tried out ____ strategies for testing their ideas.

Context is crucial to the proper interpretation and understanding of linguistic utterances, and a careful thinker ought to keep in mind the possibility of drawing potentially ____ interpretations from a passage if no attention is given to possible differences in context, intention, vocal emphasis, and punctuation.

In fact, we should keep in mind that even the literal ____ can sometimes be used to deceive or mislead.

In explaining some of the ____ between British and American conceptions of justice, for instance, Tom Cowan tells the story of a sea captain confronted with the question of what to do about a mate whose love for the bottle was getting out of control.

At last, after one too many mishaps, the captain ____ no choice but to state on the ship's log: "The mate was drunk today."

The mate wasn't ____ pleased with this turn of events, and so on a day when it was his turn to write on the ship's log, he took his revenge and recorded on the log: "The captain was sober today!"