2022_심화영어독해와작문

Online Learning: Lack of face-to-face interaction and possible isolation Self-discipline Traditional Classroom: Structured environment with teacher guidance Online Learning: Need for strong self-discipline and self-management Access Traditional Classroom: No reliance on digital access Online Learning: Digital divide and lack of reliable internet or devices Writing Strategy pp. 146-147 1. training methods China: intense, specialized Britain: participation, talent, enjoyment youth sports China: elite sports schools Britain: inclusive, community fan culture China: strong national pride, large events Britain: deep-rooted local team support, traditions 2. [sample answer] The biggest differences between sports in China and Britain are in how they train athletes and their focus on youth sports. In China, training is very intense, with young athletes starting early in specialized sports schools to become the best. In Britain, the focus is more on getting everyone involved and enjoying different sports, with many opportunities for kids to try new activities through school and community programs. Fan culture is also different—Chinese fans show a lot of pride in their national teams, while British fans are very loyal to their local teams. UNIT 3 Reading Strategy pp. 148-149 1. The main organizational patterns used in this paragraph are Cause and Effect as well as Problem and Solution. 2. issue, led to, Additionally, In response 3. ⓒ 4. Cause: Rising temperatures / Effect: the melting of polar ice caps, rising sea levels Cause: Extreme weather events / Effect: more frequent and severe events affecting the environment, human health, agriculture, and economies Writing Strategy pp. 150-151 1. China / India / challenges / sustainable / economic development 2. [sample answer] Ch ina and Ind i a have impl emented d i f fe rent population control policies, but sustainable approaches can help address their challenges. China’s One-Child Policy slowed population growth but caused aging demographics and gender imbalances. Conversely, India promotes family planning through birth control and education, yet still faces high fertility rates and cultural resistance. Both countries face significant issues—China’s coercive measures led to demographic imbalances, while India's voluntary programs struggle against cultural beliefs. Empowering women through education and economic opportunities could help achieve balanced population growth. By integrating these sustainable strategies, China and India can address their demographic challenges more effectively. UNIT 4 Reading Strategy pp. 152-153 [sample answer] 1. Comparison: An aged man is compared to a “tattered coat upon a stick.” • Meaning: This shows how an old man can become weak and worn out, like a torn coat hanging on a stick. • Purpose: Yeats uses this to highlight the weakness that comes with getting older. 2. Comparison: Grammar is compared to a freshly caught fish. • Meaning: This shows that grammar is tricky and hard to control, just like a fish that slips away from your hands. • Purpose: Laird uses this to show that learning grammar is difficult and needs careful effort, just like holding a slippery fish. 172 I Answers and Scripts