2026 수특 영독연 6강 변형문제 (1~6번)

Profits are managed not only by setting a pricing strategy to maximize revenues and control costs; they are also influenced by a commitment to ____ marketing performance.

An organization cannot achieve its objectives if it does not know where it stands in meeting ____ objectives.

____ of marketing activities is needed to assess past performance as well as set a future marketing strategy.

For example, it is important for a minor league baseball team to understand the effectiveness of Saturday night fireworks promotions in terms of the number of additional tickets sold and ____ spending from those customers.

____ performance in this case would enable a comparison of revenue generated with costs accumulated to execute the promotion.

Such return on investment analysis should be performed whenever possible to understand the relationship between marketing ____ and profits, and guide decision-making for future marketing activities.

Consider ____ some people, including some young children, enjoy doing jigsaw puzzles for hours.

There are no big surprises. (Unless the last piece has ____ hidden by a slysibling.)

The players know exactly what the end result will ____ like and are rarely startled midway.

But there can still be great satisfaction upon completion. When listening to an interesting story, we can be ____ disappointed if we don’t get to hear the ending.

When exploring a new place such as a house or a park, we often want to get a clear sense of the ____ layout and can be frustrated if we don’t know how different locations fit together.

Infants, like ____ of us, strive to achieve closure.

They have a need to identify all the toys that are in a box, or explore ____ room of a new space.

They have similar needs for closure in their causal models of ____ things happen.

This constellation of needs for closure ____ helps drive wonder, especially when there is a need to close an explanatory gap.

Unlike Europe’s national and partisan press, U.S. daily newspapers competed predominantly at the city ____.

The circulation range for a daily newspaper was primarily bounded by ____ distance from other cities and by its time of publication.

Streetcars at the end of the 19th century, and motor trucks in the 20th permitted timely ____ of newspapers over larger regions.

Different papers competing in the same towns chose to limit or spread out their physical distribution and ____ coverage to different radial distances from the central city.

Morning newspapers printed during the night were, of course, able to ____ over a wider range than afternoon papers.

By and large, however, the geographical area ____ which happenings were regularly reported as local news coincided with the area from which the newspaper drew the bulk of its readers.

Wind plays an important role in Earth’s water ____.

In recent years, the ____ view of the water cycle has changed, and wind’s role in atmospheric circulation has found greater appreciation.

Traditionally, it was thought that the planet’s water cycle mostly involved evaporated moisture from large bodies of water being distributed by ____ across the Earth’s surface.

In the last fifty years, that ____ has changed — it is now known that forests play a significant role in generating the transpiration that drives rainfall.

The various plants that live within forests capture water in their roots, and then release it as vapour ____ transpiration.

Prevailing winds transport the water through the ____, delivering rainfall to other locations.

When this water moves through the power of wind in large volumes, it becomes what meteorologist Jos Marengo called a ‘____ river’.

Caregivers and others in a child’s immediate surroundings affect the language being ____ by that child.

Later, ____ groups affect the child’s language.

This results in social varieties of ____ with differences for class, ethnicity, and age as well as gender and gender expression.

However, when a social group undergoes significant changes across generations leading to the need for a different type of ____, an earlier variety might cease to be used.

This occurred with the English initially spoken in Cosme and Nueva Australia, ____ were rural Paraguayan communities founded by Australian immigrants in the 1890s.

The ____ remaining language vestiges from those English-speaking immigrants are common Paraguayan last names like Kennedy, Smith, Stanley, and Wood.

Pain is a neurological ____ to an external stimulus.

A mosquito ____, triggering a very small number of pain receptors, will create a mild sensation of awareness in the brain.

The signal is relayed by a chain of neurons up the spine of the individual to a special ____ in the brain.

The excitement of the brain pain ____ in turn asserts a presence in our consciousness.

We ____ aware of something being on our arm.

If it is a bee sting, where the bee leaves poisonous liquids at the sting site, more neurons at the ____ of the sting are triggered than with a mosquito.

Therefore, a stronger signal is ____ to the brain, with a stronger insertion into the individual’s consciousness.

If a falling tree ____ a leg then many, many pain receptors are fired off and the consciousness is overwhelmed with pain signals.

Torn flesh will continuously fire the signal until medical treatment deals with the ____.