김대균의 Tycoon 토익 첫걸음

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[FINAL TEST] PART 3

41. Who is the woman?

(A) A travel agent

(B) A resident of San Francisco

(C) A city hall clerk

(D) A bank teller

42. When does the man want to return home?

(A) The 3rd of August

(B) The 10th of August

(C) The 13th of August

(D) The 30th of August

43. What will the man probably do next?

(A) Spell out his name

(B) Sign at the bottom of the paper

(C) Pick up his passport

(D) Withdraw all his savings

44. Why is the man talking to the woman?

(A) To ask how much he can save on the discount

(B) To shorten the length of his clothes

(C) To bring back his clothes

(D) To inquire about the packing options

45. What is the problem with the man’s clothes?

(A) The quality is too poor.

(B) They don’t fit him.

(C) He doesn’t like them anymore.

(D) The color is fading too quickly.

46. Why can’t the woman help the man?

(A) He waited too long to return the clothes.

(B) He didn’t buy the clothes at that store.

(C) The store never gives customers their money back.

(D) He forgot to bring the receipt.

47. What is the one thing that the woman wants to know?

(A) Where the needy people live

(B) How old the man is

(C) What the charity is called

(D) To whom the donations go

48. To whom does the charity give the donations?

(A) Cancer sufferers

(B) Elderly people

(C) Researchers

(D) Poor children

49. What does the woman decide to give to the charity?

(A) Old toys

(B) Money

(C) New clothes

(D) Nothing

< 정답 >

41. A

42. D

43. A

44. C

45. B

46. A

47. D

48. D

49. B

[FINAL TEST] PART 5

131. Steve Hurst, President of Jankus Tech, ------- become a key figure in the current round of negotiations.

(A) was

(B) to

(C) has

(D) were

132. If you have transferred departments ------- the last three months, you may need to contact HR to make sure that your records have been updated.

(A) into

(B) within

(C) near

(D) with

133. I can help you with the household chores as I am off ------- today.

(A) office

(B) position

(C) duty

(D) work

134. In order to ensure quality control, the pharmaceutical company s executives conducted the audit -------.

(A) herself

(B) yourselves

(C) themselves

(D) myself

135. Mr. Linkovich was assigned to Pyongyang as a consul after ------- support of the president in pursuing peace talks.

(A) secured

(B) security

(C) securing

(D) secure

136. A new drug ------- is supposed to help against certain mental disorder related to depression has hit the market.

(A) of which

(B) who

(C) that

(D) whom

137. I can’t give you the exact numbers right now, but I can give you a ------- estimate.

(A) near

(B) tough

(C) temporary

(D) rough

138. A new heating system will be ------- tomorrow, so everyone in this office has the day off.

(A) installed

(B) installing

(C) installment

(D) installation

139. We will only contact those who are chosen for an interview, and all unsuccessful ------- will not be notified.

(A) workers

(B) temps

(C) attempts

(D) candidates

140. The company ------- announced their plans to close down three of their manufacturing centers.

(A) diligently

(B) officially

(C) probably

(D) traditionally

< 정답 >

131. C

132. B

133. C

134. C

135. C

136. C

137. D

138. A

139. D

140. B

TOEIC VOCABULARY for Kim Dae Kyun's Students

affirm                                                                         verb 단언하다, 지지하다

▶ to state that something is true or you agree with it, especially in public

ex) The school affirmed its commitment to its students.

▶ to support something or make it stronger

ex) The company chose a name that would affirm its French identity.

demonstration                                                               noun 시범, 데모, 시위운동

▶ an occasion when someone shows how something works or how to do something

ex) cooking demonstrations

▶ an occasion when a large group of people protest about something

ex) Angry students held demonstrations in the university square.

breach                                               noun 위반, 침해, 불이행  verb 위반하다, 돌파하다

▶ a failure to follow a law or rule

▶ to break a law, rule, or agreement

ex) His former employer admitted breaching health and safety regulations.

▶ To get through something such as a wall or fence

ex) The high waters had breached the town’s flood defenses.

apparently                                        adv 명백히, 분명히, 겉보기에, 외관상으로 언뜻 보기에

▶ based only on what you have heard, not on what you are certain is true

ex) Apparently, she resigned because she had an argument with her boss.

▶ used for saying what seems to be true when people do not yet know all the facts of a situation

consecutive                                                                    adj 연속적인, 계속되는

▶ following one after another in order and with nothing else in between

ex) He’s been late now on three consecutive days.

mediate                                                                                verb 중재하다

▶ to try to end a disagreement between two people or groups

ex) They mediate territorial disputes between neighboring nations.

competent                                                                  adj 유능한, 충분한, 상당한

▶ capable of doing something in a satisfactory or effective way

ex) a competent worker

▶ good enough for the purpose but not especially good

ex) a competent piece of work

messy                                                       adj 혼잡한, 난잡한, 까다로운, 다루기 힘든

▶ not neat or dirty	ex) a messy kitchen

▶ complicated, difficult, and unpleasant to deal with

김대균의 SWT 속으로

SpeakingTest

- [Question 11: Express an opinion]

Question 11: Some people prefer to have their own private office, while others prefer to work in a big office with other people. In which work environment do you work best? Give reasons for your opinion.

- Sample Response- Lower Level

When you work in a big office, there are many problems. One problem is there is a lot of noise. A private office is good because also it is quieter. I think people are better workers when they have a private office. They work faster and finish more. I don’t like working in a big office with many people.