EBS 2026학년도 수능완성 영어
13강 장문의 이해
기출 시와 일상 언어의 관계
People are correct when they feel that the written poetry of literate societies and the oral poetry of non-literate ones differ considerably ____ the everyday language spoken in the community.
Listeners not only accept the ____ use of words, rearrangement of word order, assonance, alliteration, rhythm, rhyme, compression of thought, and so on — they actually expect to find these things in poetry and they are disappointed when poetry does not sound “poetic.”
But those who regard poetry as a different category of language altogether are deaf ____ the true achievements of the poet.
Rather, the poet artfully manipulates the same raw materials of his language ____ are used in everyday speech; his skill is to find new possibilities in the resources already in the language.
In much the same way that people living at ____ seashore become so accustomed to the sound of waves that they no longer hear it, most of us have become insensitive to the flood tide of words, millions of them every day, that hit our eardrums.
One function of poetry is to depict the world with a fresh perception — to make it strange — so that we will ____ to language once again.
But the successful poet never departs so far ____ the strange world of language that none of his listeners can follow him.
He still ____ the communicator, the man of speech.
1-2 에너지 수요 정점의 원인과 관리 방안
What time of day do you shower or bathe? When are you most likely ____ cook your evening meal?
Do ____ have a time of day when you sit down to watch television?
Geographers and sociologists ____ explored why it is that the time of these events coincides for many people.
Our lives at home are shaped ____ social norms, coordination with others and key events — in the language of time geography called ‘pacemakers’ — that shape when we do common activities.
Key pacemakers might be school opening hours, ____ scheduling of key television programmes, public transport operating hours and so on.
While this might seem quite ____ its importance is often overlooked.
The fact ____ we all follow similar domestic routines creates peaks in the demand for energy; providing for this effect is less efficient than if energy demand was the same across the day; therefore, any ‘flattening’ of such peaks through behaviour change could reduce carbon emissions.
Powells and colleagues used geographical theories of ____ and rhythm to explore which domestic activities are more flexible.
They found that practices such as eating an evening meal, which requires coordination with more people and more ‘external’ forces, are less flexible than ____ such as cleaning, which is often done by just one person.
They argue that effective interventions to encourage changes in behaviour so that people at home spread their energy use more widely across the day should therefore be targeted at these ____ practices rather than at more communal activities.
3-5 꿈을 실현시켜 준 코칭
Michael, a vice president of a mid-sized IT company, was doing quite well and even had an IT consulting business on the ____
However, he ____ no longer feeling as excited or challenged as he once had.
As part of a leadership program, his coach, Eddie, ____ him to reflect and write a several-page personal vision about the life he dreamed he might have in 10–15 years.
Surprisingly, Michael’s essay was all about ____ social advocacy movement in which he was involved.
He mentioned nothing about his ____ his relationships, or himself.
Eddie jokingly said that it was a great ____ as long as Michael had a large trust fund.
Michael laughed and explained that he had worked his way from a very rough neighborhood, without really knowing ____ he wanted.
Eddie worked ____ this discontented executive through a dozen reflective exercises, but what he kept hearing seemed more like an escape than a dream.
Finally, he ____ Michael to picture a Friday night, returning home and feeling really good about what he had accomplished.
Eddie then asked, “What ____ this week that felt so good?”
Michael immediately answered that he had helped a group of inner-city teens ____ how the computer was a way to a better life, not some nerdy thing.
Eddie asked why Michael didn’t pursue ____ further.
Michael admitted that if he took a teaching job, he could not afford his current lifestyle, which included helping his ex-wife and daughter on a ____ salary.
As a coach, Eddie suggested ____ compromise.
He asked ____ Michael could spend a half-day a week doing a workshop at a local high school, or a day a month at a community college.
The ____ immediately energized Michael. His eyes lit up and his energy returned.
Within four months, he was teaching special courses at ____ large, local community college.
In subsequent years, he began mentoring programs for “new-hires” at his company, and ____ in another company he joined.
He ____ doing his work and pursuing another dimension of his life’s dream!
This is how coaching ____ compassion can unlock a person’s energy and deep sense of purpose.
The coach, Eddie, helped this executive to find his true ____ and make it happen.