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2473 이름을 훔친 소년

(우리의 정체성은 우리가 정해야 한다는 것을 보여주는 책이다)

2474 과학공화국 수학법정 2-수와 연산

(수의 개념을 파악해주게 하는 책이다)

2475 과학공화국 수학법정 3-도형

(도형에 관한 이야기를 보여주는 책이다)

46.See Yemen through my eyes

(예멘을 나의 관점으로 본다)

영어 60문장 내용 이어서 외우기

154.Bean pulled a flask from his pocket and took a swig of cider.

155.Then he said "It'll take three days at least before he gets hungry enough to come out again.

156.I'm not sitting around here waiting for that. Let's dig him out.

157.“AH, said Boggis. Now you're taking sense.

158.We can dig him out in a couple of hours. We know he's there.

159.I reckon there's a whole family of them down that hole. Bunce said.

160.Them we'll have the lot, said Bean. Get the shovels!

161.Down the hole, Mrs. fox was tenderly licking the stump of Mr. fox's tail to stop the bleeding.

162.It was the finest tail for miles around, she said between licks.

163.It hurts, said Mr. fox. I know it does, sweetheart.

164. But it'll soon get better. And it will soon grow again dad, said one of the small foxes.

165.It will never grow again, said Mr. fox.

166.I shall be tail-less for the rest of my life, He looked very glum.

167.There was no food for the foxes that night, and soon the children dozed off.

168.Then Mrs. fox dozed off.

169.But Mr. fox couldn't sleep because of the pain in the stump of his tail.

170.Well, he thought, I suppose I'm lucky to be alive at all.

171.And now they've found our hole, we're going to have to move out as soon as possible.

172.We'll never get any peace of we, What was that?

173.He turned his head sharply and listened.

174.The noise he heard now was the most frightening noise a fox can ever hear,

the scrape-scrape-scraping of shovels digging into the soil.

175.Wake up! he shouted. They're digging us out!

176.Mrs. fox was wide awake in one second.

177.She sat up, quivering all over. Are you sure that's it? she whispered.

178.I'm positive! Listen!,They'll kill my children! cried Mrs. fox. Never! said Mr.fox.

179.But darling, they will! sobbed Mrs. fox. You know they will!

180. Scrunch, scrunch, scrunch went the shovels above their heads.

181.Small stones and bits of earth began falling from the roof of the tunnel.

182.How will they kill us, mummy? asked one of the small foxes.

183.His round black eyes were huge with fright.

184.Will there be dogs? he said. Mrs. fox began to cry.

185.She gathered her four children close to her and held them tight

186.Suddenly there was an especially loud crunch above their heads and

the sharp end of a shovel came right through the ceiling.

187.The sight of this awful thing seemed to have an electric effect upon Mr. fox

188.He jumped up and shouted, I've got it, Come on!

189.There's not a moment to lose! Why didn't I think of it before!

190.Think what dad?, A fox can quicker than a man! shouted MR. fox beginning to dig.

Nobody in the world can dig as quick as a fox!

191.The soil began to fly out furiously behind Mr. fox as he started to dig for dear life with his front feet.

192.Mrs. fox ran forward to help him. So did th four children.

193.Go downwards! ordered Mr. fox. We've got to go deep! as deep as we possibly can!

194.The tunnel began to grow longer and longer. It sloped steeply downward.

195.Deeper and deeper below the surface of the ground it went.

196.The mother and father and all four children were digging together.

197.Their front legs were moving so fast you couldn't see them.

198.And gradually the scruching and scraping of the shovels became fainter and fainter.

199.After about an hour, Mr. fox stopped digging.

200.Hold it! he said. They all stopped.

201.They turned and looked back up the long tunnel they had just dug.

202.All was quiet. Phew! said Mr. fox. I think we've done it! They never get as deep as this. well done, everyone!

203.They all sat down, panting for breath.

204.And Mrs. fox said to her children. I should like you to know that it wasn't for your father we should be dead by now.

205.Your father is a fantastic fox. Mr. fox looked at his wife and she smiled.

206.He loved her more than ever when she said things like that.

207.As the sun rose the next morning, boggis and bunce and bean were still digging.

208.They had dug a hole so deep you could have put a house into it.

209.But they had not yet come to the end of the fox's tunnel.

210.They were all very tired and cross.

211.Dang and blast! said boggis. Whose rotten idea was this?

212.Bean's idea. said bunce. Boggis and bunce both started at bean.

213.Bean took another swig of cider, then put the flask back into his pocket without offering it to the others.

214.Listen, he said angrily. I want that fox! I'm going to get that fox!

215.I'm not giving in till I've string him over my front porch, dead as a dumpling!

216.We can't get him by digging, that's for sure. said the fat boggis.

217.I've had enough of digging. Bunce, the little pot-bellied dwarf, looked up at bunce and said.

218.Have you got any more stupid ideas, then? what? said bean.

219.I can't hear you. Bean never took a bath. He never even washed.

220.As a result, his ear holes were clogged with all kinds of muck and wax

and bits of chewing-gum and dead flies and stuff like that.

221.This made him deaf. speak louder

222.He said to bunce, and bunce shouted back, got andy more stupid ideas?

223.Bean rubbed the back of his neck with a dirty finger.

224.He had a boil coming there and it itched.

225.What we need on this job, he said. is machines, mechanical shovels.

226.This was a pretty good idea and the other two had to admit it.

227.All right then, Bean said, taking charge.

228.Boggis, you stay here and see the fox doesn't escape.

229.Bunce and I will go and fetch our machinery.

230.If he tries to get out, shoot him quick. The long thin Bean walked away.

231.The fat boggis stayed where he as ith his gun pointing at the fox-hole.

232.Soon, two enormous caterpillar tractors with mechinal shovels

on their front ends came clanking into the wood.

233.Bean was driving one. Bunce the other. The machines were both black.

234.They were murderous, brutal looking monsters.

235.Here we go then, shouted bean. Death to the fox! shouted bunce.

236.The machines went to work biting huge mouthfuls of soil out of the hill.

237.The big tree under which Mr. fox had dug his hole in the first place was toppled like a matchstick.

238.On all sides, rocks were sent flying and trees were falling and the noise was deafening.

239.Down in the tunnel the foxes crouched, listening to the terrible clanging and banging overhead.

240.What's happening dad? cried all the small foxes. What are they doing?

241.Mr. fox didn't know what was happening or what they were doing.

242.It's an earthquake! cried Mrs. fox.

243.Look! said one of the small foxes. our tunnel's got shorter! I can see daylight!

244.They all looked around, and yes, the mouth of the tunnel was only a few feet away from them now.

245.And in the circle of daylight beyond they could see the two huge black tractors almost on top of them.

246.Tractors! shouted Mr. fox. And mechanical shovels! dig for your lives! dig,dig,dig!

247.Now there began a desperate reace, the machines against the foxes.

248.In the beginning, the hill looked like this.

249.After about an hour, as the machines bit away more

and more soil from the hilltop, it looked like this.

250.Sometimes the foxes would gain a little ground

and the clacking nosies would grow fainter and Mr. fox would say.

251.We're going to make it! I'm sure we are!

252.But then a few moments later, the machines would come back

at them and the crunch of the mighty shovels would get louder and louder.

253.Once the foxes actually saw the sharp metal edge of

one of the shovels as it scraped up the earth just behind them.

254.Keep going my darlings! painted Mr. fox. Don't give up!

255.Keep going! the fat boggis shouted to bunce and bean.

상상력 노트 18=접히는 전선

전기를 쓰는 가구는 전선이 길다.

그러기 때문에 불편한 점도 많다.

우리는 묶어서 길이를 조절하지만 전선이 접혀 더욱 공간을 활용할 수도 있다.

하지만 접히는 전선이므로 선이 조금 두꺼운 단점이 있다.

1.precept

=pre(앞의)+cept(잡다, 취하다)

=미리 취하다, 경고하다

=교훈, 처세훈

2.detain

=de(분리하여, 아래에)+tain(가지다, 유지하다)

=분리해서 유지하다

=유치하다, 구속하다, 구류하다

3.intermittent

=inter(사이에)+mit(보내다, 던지다)

=사이에 던져 넣은 것

=단속적인, 때때로 끊기는

4.offer

=ob(~에 대하여)+fer(~쪽으로 옮기다)

=제공하다, 제의, 신청

5.insist

=in(~속에)+sist(서다)

=~위에 서서 양보하지 않다

=주장하다

6.monograph

=mono(하나의)+graph(쓰다)

=하나에 관해 쓴 것

=단일 분야를 주제로 한 연구논문, 단행본

7.epilogue

=epi(~의 위에)+log(y)(언어,학문)

=위에 부가된 말

=결말, 맺음말

8.aspect

=ad(~을 향해)+spect(보다)

=보는 방향

=측면

9.uncomplicated

=un(~이 아니다)+com(함께)+ply(접다)

=함께 겹쳐 있지 않다

=복잡하지 않다, 단순한

10.nonextended

=non(~이 아니다)+ex(~밖에)+tend(뻗다, 연장하다)

=밖으로 뻗어 있지 않다

=연장 되어 있지 않다

11.reproduction

=re(다시)+pro(앞에)+duct, duce(이끌다)

=다시 앞으로 이끌어진 것

=복제품, 재생산

12.indisposed

=in(~가 아니다)+dis(떨어져서)+pose(두다)

=마음이 내키지 않는

13.oversufficient

=over(넘어서)+sub(아래에)+fic(t)(만들다, 되다)

=충분히 이루어진 상태를 넘은

=과잉의

14.mistranscribe

=mis(잘못된)+trans(넘어서)+scribe(쓰다)

=잘못된 방향으로 옮겨 쓰다

=잘못 베껴 쓰다

[cow]

수학은 따로 올렸으면 한다. 작아서 볼 수가 없구나.
상상력은 단점, 장점, 판매처를 구분하여 적어 봐라.
상상력을 처음 올릴 때 처럼 힘들 거다. 그러나 하다보면 실력이 늘어난다.
왜냐하면 생각이 깊어지기 때문이다. 수학 문제를 다른 방식으로 풀어 보는 것과 똑 같은 효과가 있다.
다만 하나는 수학을 푸는 것이고 하나는 판매처를 생각하는 것이다.