2012학년도 제2회 전국 16개 시․도교육청 공동 주관

영어듣기능력평가 대본(고2)

2012. 9. 19. (수) 시행

ⓒ 본 평가 문항의 저작권은 전국 16개 시․도교육청에 있습니다.(고2)

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ANN : 여러분 안녕하십니까? 지금부터 전국 15개 시․도교육청이 공동으로 주관하는 2012학년도 제2회 고등학교 2학년 영어듣기능력평가를 시작하겠습니다. 교실에 계시는 선생님들께서는 라디오의 음량을 알맞게 조절하여 주시고, 학생 여러분은 답안지에 반, 번호, 그리고 이름을 써 넣으시기 바랍니다.
모든 문제는 한 번씩만 들려드리니, 잘 듣고 지시에 따라 물음에 답하시기 바랍니다.

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ANN : 이제 시작하겠습니다.

1번 대화를 듣고, 남자가 주문할 케이크를 고르시오.

[Telephone rings.]

W:	Kim’s Bakery! How can I help you?

M:	Hello, I’d like to order a birthday cake for my wife.

W:	Sure. What kind of cake would you like?

M:	Well, I want a white chocolate cake, size nine.

W:	All right. What shape would you prefer, square or round?

M:	I prefer a square-shaped cake. Round ones are too common.

W:	Of course. What fruits do you want to put around the cake? We have oranges and strawberries.

M:	I’d like strawberries. My wife doesn’t like oranges.

W:	Okay. Do you want a message on top of the cake?

M:	Yes. ‘FOREVER LOVE’, please.

W:	Sure. Anything else?

M:	That’s all. Can I pick it up around seven?

W:	No problem.

2번 대화를 듣고, 두 사람의 관계로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

W:	Hello, Mr. Johnson. Thank you for accepting this interview.

M:	It’s my pleasure to be here.

W:	Your work was chosen as the Documentary of the Year. Congratulations!

M:	Thank you very much.

W:	You must have had a very difficult time shooting in those harsh
environments.

M:	Yes. It was especially difficult to shoot in Siberia.

W:	I understand. Were there any other difficulties?

M:	Well.... We had a very tight schedule, but we managed it somehow.

W:	I think this is the best documentary you’ve ever directed.

M:	Thank you. I’m very proud of my entire staff.

W:	May I take a picture of you so that I can use it for the newspaper?

M:	Sure.

3번 다음을 듣고, 남자가 하는 말의 주제로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

M:	What do you do when you are extremely cold or hot? You probably turn on a heater or a fan. But how about animals? They certainly don’t have a heater or a fan, but some of them have adapted to extreme climates. That is, they’ve developed ways of regulating their body temperatures. For example, emperor penguins join together during the very cold Antarctic winter to share body heat. Mexican desert spiders are another example. During the hot and the dry seasons, they group together to reduce individual water loss.

4번 대화를 듣고, 여자가 할 일로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

M:	Anna, what are you doing?

W:	I’m looking for a present for Jessica on the Internet.

M:	Jessica? She’s moving to Switzerland next week, isn’t she?

W:	Yes. I want to give her a memorable present. Any ideas?

M:	Well... how about making her an electronic photo book?

W:	That’s a good idea! It’ll be a truly unique gift.

M:	Right! Last month, I made one for my father. He liked it a lot.

W:	Really? I have to look for photos of her in my computer.

M:	By the way, do you have a photo editing program?

W:	Yes, I’m using the most recent version of PhotoMagic.

M:	Great! If you need any help, just give me a call.

5번 대화를 듣고, 여자가 옮겨가게 될 방의 번호를 고르시오.

[Telephone rings.]

M:	Front desk. Can I help you?

W:	This is room 1219. May I ask you what’s happening upstairs?

M:	Is there a problem?

W:	There’s constant noise. I can’t stand it.

M:	We’re fixing the bathroom of room 1319. We didn’t expect it to cause that much noise. Sorry for the inconvenience.

W:	Well, can I change my room? I have to do something urgent.

M:	Let me check. [pause] We have an empty room on the 14th floor, and one on the 15th floor.

W:	Please give me the more quiet room.

M:	Room 1528 is more quiet than room 1426, but it doesn’t have a nice view.

W:	I don’t care about the view. I need a quiet room.

M:	All right, ma’am.

6번 대화를 듣고, 남자의 의견으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

W:	Hi, Danny. Why are you so out of breath?

M:	Oh, Judy! I’ve been running. I didn’t want to be late for class.

W:	Where have you been?

M:	I’ve been at the school library. There were so many people borrowing books that I had to wait almost thirty minutes.

W:	Thirty minutes? That’s a really long time to wait.

M:	Yes, it was. You know... some school libraries have self-check-out machines.

W:	I used one at the city library. It was very convenient.

M:	If that system were introduced, it would save a lot of time.

W:	Right. We wouldn’t have to wait so long in line.

M:	Let’s make a suggestion about it on the school website.

W:	That’s a good idea.

7번 Albert Sleepover에 관한 다음 내용을 듣고, 일치하지 않는 것을 고르시오.

W:	Welcome to the Albert Museum! Let me introduce a new program called the Albert Sleepover. In this program, children can spend a night exploring the museum after dark. They will get involved in various activities, from storytelling and drawing to listening to curators’ exciting explanations of the exhibitions. Children are provided with breakfast, but they have to bring their own sleeping bag. Booking for this event will start from next Friday. Children from the age of eight to fifteen may apply. Places are given on a first-come-first-served basis, so come in early on Friday to register. For more information, visit our website or call the administration office.

8번 대화를 듣고, 남자가 여자에게 부탁한 일로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

[Telephone rings.]

W:	Amy Brown, Medical Science Today.

M:	Hello. This is Andrew Collins at the YN Medical Institute.

W:	Hi, Dr. Collins. How are you?

M:	Good. I e-mailed you the final version of the paper I wrote with Katie Smith.

W:	Yes, I received it. It’ll be published in the next volume.

M:	That’s right. But I found that there’s a big mistake in the paper.

W:	Oh, what is it?

M:	My co-author’s name is mistakenly spelled as Kate Smith. It should be Katie Smith. Can you correct it?

W:	Oh, really? Don’t worry. I’ll let the editor know and make the necessary change.

M:	Thanks. I look forward to our paper being published.

9번 다음을 듣고, Hay Street Mall의 금요일 영업 종료 시각을 고르시오.

M:	Thank you for visiting Hay Street Mall. Our mall is really popular with travelers since we offer lots of things they might need. Travelers, however, should keep in mind that its opening hours are quite complex. From Monday to Thursday, it opens at seven in the morning and closes at nine in the evening. On Friday, the mall also opens at seven but closes at ten for late comers. On Saturday, it opens at ten, and closes early at five. But don’t worry about that because we’re also open on Sunday. Just remember that our opening hours on Sunday are from eleven to six.

10번 대화를 듣고, 두 사람이 대화하고 있는 장소로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

M:	Excuse me. Do I know you? I think I’ve met you before.

W:	Yeah, I remember! We met at the Youth Camp last year.

M:	Yes, that’s right! Long time no see. How have you been?

W:	I’ve been doing fine. Where are you going?

M:	I’m on my way to the Culture Theater to watch a movie, but I’m afraid I’ll be late.

W:	Yeah! We have really bad traffic today.

M:	I’d better get off at the next stop to take the subway.

W:	Oh! What a coincidence! I’m getting off there, too. I’m going to the bookstore near City Hall.

M:	I see. Would you press the stop button?

W:	Sure.

11번 다음 표를 보면서 대화를 듣고, 두 사람이 신청할 수업을 고르시오.

M:	Pauline! Look at this class schedule. There are some interesting classes.

W:	Why don’t we take a class together?

M:	Sure. How about an oil painting class?

W:	I’m not sure. I’m not good at drawing.

M:	Okay. Well... you like learning foreign languages, don’t you? Here’s a Chinese class.

W:	But I have to babysit my nephew from six every Monday. Let’s learn B-boy dancing.

M:	Sounds good. Oh, wait! I have volunteer work on Thursdays.

W:	Too bad. Then we have only two options left.

M:	It’s hard to choose.

W:	Oh, I don’t think we have a choice. We have a book club meeting at four o’clock on Fridays.

M:	You’re right! Let’s go and sign up.

12번 다음을 듣고, 여자가 하는 말의 주제로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

W:	Have you ever caused trouble for someone and wanted to apologize? Here are things you should remember in a situation like that. First of all, be fully responsible for your mistake. Don’t try to share your responsibility with anyone else. Also, you should decide on when to apologize. In some cases, it is best to apologize immediately after your mistake. In other cases, it’s better to wait. Most importantly, be precise about what you say when you are facing the person you’re apologizing to. Finally, you may find it more effective to express how you feel in writing.

13번 다음 그림의 상황에 가장 적절한 대화를 고르시오.

M: Number One

W: Excuse me. I’m looking for a laptop.

M: Okay. The latest models are over here.

M: Number Two

W: Excuse me. May I plug in my laptop?

M: Sure! Let me do it for you.

M: Number Three

W: I’d like to take a computer class for beginners.

M: Okay. Fill out this form first, please.

M: Number Four

W: What are you doing with your computer?

M: I’m searching for information for my report.

M: Number Five

W: Your typing sound is so noisy. It’s disturbing.

M: Oh, I’m sorry. I didn’t realize that.

【14-15】대화를 듣고, 다음 두 질문에 답하시오.

W:	John, did you finish collecting information for our group presentation?

M:	Yes. I found a lot of information about the Arctic. What about you?

W:	I found some useful information about the Antarctic. Let’s compare those two places.

M:	Okay. Let’s talk about the populations first.

W:	Actually, no one lives in the Antarctic.

M:	Really? Over four million people live in the Arctic.

W:	That’s a big difference.

M:	Yes. Let’s include these facts in our presentation.

W:	Okay. I also found out that there are volcanoes under the Antarctic ice. Are there any in the Arctic?

M:	No, there aren’t.

W:	That’s another interesting difference.

M:	Right. What about animals?

W:	I know polar bears and white foxes live in the Arctic.

M:	Right. Reindeer and walruses are also found there. Are there any animals living in the Antarctic?

W:	Yes, penguins and krill are such animals.

M:	Interesting! I think we can use a photo of them in the presentation.

14번 대화의 주제로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

15번 대화에서 북극(Arctic)에서 사는 동물로 언급되지 않은 것을 고르시오.

【16-17】각 대화를 듣고, 남자의 마지막 말에 대한 여자의 응답으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

16번

W:	Eric! David broke his arm this morning, right?

M:	Yes. He fell while riding his bicycle.

W:	Isn’t he the guitarist in your band?

M:	Yes, and we’re supposed to give a concert in the school festival.

W:	It’s just a week away! What are you going to do?

M:	We’re looking for a replacement. Is there someone you can recommend?

W:	Ah... Todd! Todd plays the guitar very well.

M:	I already asked him to be the guitarist for our band, but he’s not interested.

W:	That’s too bad. Well, why don’t you put up a notice on the bulletin board saying that you need a guitarist?

M:	A notice? Do you think it’ll work?

W:

17번

[Telephone rings.]

W:	Hello. This is SP Electronic Service Center. How can I help you?

M:	Hello. I think there’s something wrong with the photocopier in my office.

W:	Can I have the model number, please?

M:	It’s DN-2830.

W:	Okay. Can you tell me what the problem is?

M:	Well... when I press the copy button, it doesn’t respond at all. It just keeps making a weird sound.

W:	Did you open the side cover and check if there was paper jammed?

M:	Yes, I already checked that. No paper was jammed, but the system error sign is still blinking.

W:	Well... it’s hard to tell what the problem is over the phone.

M:	I have lots of stuff that I have to print out. This is the only photocopier in my office.

W:

【18-19】각 대화를 듣고, 여자의 마지막 말에 대한 남자의 응답으로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

18.

[Telephone rings.]

M:	Prime Korean Language Institute. May I help you?

W:	Hello. I’m interested in taking a Korean class. Do you offer basic Korean conversation courses?

M:	Yes. We have courses for beginners on weekdays and on Saturdays.

W:	Great! I’d like to take a Saturday class. What time does the class start?

M:	The morning class starts at 10:00 A.M. and the afternoon class at 3:00 P.M.

W:	Well, I’ll enroll in the morning class. How much is the tuition?

M:	It’s 50,000 won a month.

W:	Sounds okay.

M:	After you enroll in a class, you can use all our facilities for free.

W:	Great! Is there anything else that could help a foreign student like me?

M:

19.

W:	Hey, Ron! Congratulations! I heard you won first prize at the National Spelling Bee Contest.

M:	Ah... thank you!

W:	How did you manage to know all the meanings and spellings of so many words? You must be a genius.

M:	No. I’m not such a person. I just studied a lot.

W:	Well... then, how many hours did you study to prepare for the contest?

M:	Why don’t you take a guess?

W:	Hmm.... Maybe two or three hours a day?

M:	Hah! I studied at least five hours a day for six months.

W:	Really? I didn’t know that. I just thought that you were smarter than your opponents.

M:

20번 다음 상황 설명을 듣고, Mr. Collins가 Diana에게 할 말로 가장 적절한 것을 고르시오.

M:	Mr. Collins is Diana’s music teacher. He finds Diana to be a talented singer after he sees her singing in his class. He recommends that she participate in a singing contest sponsored by the National Musicians’ Association. After submitting an application for the contest, she practices hard with Mr. Collins’s help. Just a week before the contest, however, she comes down with the flu. Although she feels bad, she meets Mr. Collins for practice. Unfortunately, she can hardly sing because of her sore throat. That worries Mr. Collins very much. In this situation, what would Mr. Collins most likely say to Diana?

M: Diana,

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ANN : 수고하셨습니다. 이상으로 전국 16개 시․도 교육청이 공동으로 주관하는 2012학년도 제2회 고등학교 2학년 영어듣기능력평가를 모두 마치겠습니다.

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