3월 5일(수요일)Reading/Vocabulary 7:40

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3월 5일(수요일)Reading/Vocabulary 7:40 김복순

1. 단어장 정리하고 공부하기
   파고다 DAY 1- 금요일 수능 시간에 시험 봅니다.

   리딩 단어 CH1  지문01,02,03 - 단어 리스트는 아래 참고하기

   
2. 스스로 학습 : CH1  지문 02 사고력 독해로 분석하고 공부하고 풀고 채점
3. 연습 :  CH1  지문 03  풀고 채점
4. 예습 :  CH1  지문 04 Find Arts  읽고 모르는 단어 찾아 정리해오기- 교재하단에

Biology
invasive species	n	외래종	plants or animals that come into an area and threaten to kill or drive out the local species	Rats were an invasive species that almost wiped out all the small native animals on the island.
threaten	v	위협하다	to endanger	The principal threatened the students with a harsh punishment if they didn't behave.
drive out~	v phrase	~을 추방하다	to expell or force out	Violence in the city will drive out many good people.
local species	n	토종, 고유의 종	a species that is native to a specific area	The local species of birds makes the island a bird-lovers paradise.
in other words	adv phrase	바꿔 말하면	to say or describe something in another way	He said the movie was interesting. In other words, he didn't like it.
not…but~		…가 아니라 ~인	not one thing, but another	The flowers were not from a florist but from my garden.
ecosystem	n	생태계	all the living things in an area and the way they affect each other and the environment	Urban areas are now trying to help save the ecosystems that were once so plentiful in cities.
in many cases	adv phrase	많은 경우에	in several examples of a specific matter	Thieves cost taxpayers millions of dollars each year. In many cases, the victims make it easy for the thieves.
landscape	v	(조경술로) 미화하다, 녹화(綠化)하다	the appearance of an area of land, especially in the country	The snowy landscape looked like it belonged on a postcard.
continent	n	대륙	one of seven main areas of land on the Earth, such as Asia, Africa, or Europe	There are seven continents on the Earth
well-suited	adj	적절한, 편리한	a perfect fit for something, well matched	Camels are well-suited for living in the desert.
overwhelm	v	압도하다	to have an affect on someone or something that is too much to handle	We were overwhelmed by our enemy.
upset	v	교란시키다	to be disappointed about something or someone	Jane was upset when she heard her cat was ill.
habitat	n	서식지	the natural environment of an animal or plant	The natural habitat for a bird is in a tree.
Asian clams	n	아시아 대합조개	a species of freshwater clam that has been introduced to North America	Asian clams made their way to the US in about the 1920s.
natural predator	n	천적	an animal that commonly feeds on another animal and thus controls its population size	Bats are a natural predator of mosquitos.
reproduce	v	번식하다	to produce babies, young animals, or plants	Some animals reproduce a great number of offspring.
as a result	adv phrase	결과적으로	as a consequence of something	He hurt his ankle. As a result, he can't play baseball.
overtake	v	압도하다	to surpass or become more plentiful than another	The beach was eventually overtaken by the sea.
take over	v phrase	이어받다, 차지하다, 떠맡다	to assume control of something from another person or thing	A new person will take over his role as manager.
nutrient	n	영양분	any substance that an animal needs to eat and plants need from the soil in order to grow	Fruits and vegetables are filled with nutrients.
consume	v	먹다, 소비하다	to eat	I've consumed too many calories today.
plankton	n	플랑크톤	very small plants and animals in the sea that are eaten by fish	Many small fish feed on the plankton in the water.
lacking	adj	부족한	not having enough	Kyle was found lacking in stamina.
Archeology
colonize	v	식민지로서 개척하다	to send people to live in and govern another country	England colonized the Eastern US.
It is widely believed that~	v phrase	~으로 널리 인식되다	to have an opinion that is held by many other people	For a long time, it was widely believed that the Earth was flat.
support	v	입증하다, 뒷받침하다	to agree with an idea, group, or person	I support his idea with the new information I found.
anthropological	adj	인류학적인	anything related to the scientific study of human development and society or different societies	Anthropological findings suggest that early man may have settled here.
remain	v	남아있다	to continue to exist when everything or everyone else has gone	Pieces of bone will remain for a very long time.
structure	n	구조	the way that parts of something are arranged or put together	The interior structure of the cathedral was a series of arches.
cranial remains	n	두개골 유해	the existing parts of a skull	The archeologists examined the cranial remains from the burial site.
fall into~	v phrase	~에 속하다, ~으로 분류되다	to be labeled or put into a certain category	Her kind of music falls into the category of jazz.
sinodonty	n	사이노돈티(중국치아)	a particular pattern of teeth common among Native Americans and some peoples in Asia	The scientists were examining the sinodonty of the skulls found at the burial site.
In addition	adv phrase	또한, 게다가	also; including something else	In addition to his raise, he gets a company car.
archaeological	adj	고고학적인	something related to the study of ancient cultures by looking for and examining their buildings, tools, and other objects	The archaeological finds will stun the world!
analyze	v	분석하다	to examine the details of something carefully	I spend my day analyzing date from various sources.
marine life	n	해양생물	the organisms that are present in the water	The waters off New Caledonia are rich with marine life.
readily available	a phrase	손쉽게 이용 가능한	something that can be acquired very easily due to its abundance	In today's world, electronic devices are readily available to anyone.
have diets of~	v phrase	~음식물을 먹다,~을 식단으로 하다	to commonly consume  particular types of food	The Japanese have diets of fish and rice.
have access to~	v phrase	~에게 접근할 수 있다	to have convenient and unrestricted use of something	It is a shame that more people do not have access to quality health care.
Botany
companion planting	n	동반심기	a technique that uses the relationships between plants to allow them to grow more easily	My mother uses companion planting to help her plants grow more efficiently.
physical interaction	n	물리적 상호작용	to encounter another thing by touch	Since he was often sick as a child, he had little physical interation with other people.
apparent	adj	명백한	very apparent; without question	His guilt was apparent by the look on his face.
physical trait	n	물리적 특성	a characteristic that can be seen	Juliet has gotten most of her physical traits from her mother.
complement	v	보완하다	to enhance or make make better	This juice really complements the food.
one another	adv phrase	서로	each other	Family memebers usually look out for one another
lead to~	v phrase	~로 이끌다,~로 이어지다	to prepare the way for	His hard work will lead to success in the future.
nurse cropping	n	보호작물심기	when one plant is planted next to another to keep weeds out	Nurse cropping is a good way to keep unwanted weeds from destroying your crops.
keep~ out	v phrase	~을 못 들어오게 막다	to prohibit; not allow	The screen on the window will keep mosquitos out of the house.
oat	n	귀리	a grasslike cereal plant which is used in baking and cooking and also to feed animals	This cereal is made from oats.
along with~		~와 함께[같이]	in addition	Santa Claus is pictured usually along with reindeer.
hay	n	건초	dried grass that is used as food for animals or as a covering material	We feed the horese hay.
crowd out~	v phrase	(만원이 되어) ~을 밀어내다	to be so large as to not allow the entrance or sight of something or someone	The tall buildings were crowding out the rays of the sun.
in this case	adv phrase	이런 경우에는	in a particular situation	John isn't coming, so in this case we can all go in one car.
result in~	v phrase	~로 끝나다	to be the outcome of	Her bad behavior resulted in her being punished by her dad.
crop yield	n	곡물수확량	the amount of crops harvested	This year's crop yeild was much better than last year's.
chemical interaction	n	화학적 상호작용	when the chemical traits of one plant are used to benefit other plants in the area	A method called chemical interaction is often used when companion planting.
chemical trait	n	화학적 특성	a trait that helps to define what every chemical is made from and what it can do	A chemical trait of a legume is that it can take nitrogen out of the air and put it into the soil.
legume	n	콩과 식물	a plant that has its seeds in a pod, such as the bean or pea	I often like to have legumes in my salad.
nitrogen	n	질소	a gas with no color or taste which forms most of the Earth's atmosphere and is a part of all things which live	Some plants can take the nitrogen out of the air and use it to help them grow.
African marigold	n	아프리카 금잔화	a species of plant native to the southwestern US and through South America which is used to control pests	African marigolds are not native of Africa.
release	v	방출하다	to give off or emit something	A squid will release a dark ink against predators that will allow it to escape.
keep~ away	v phrase	~을 쫓아내다, 접근시키지 않다	to hold someone or something at bay	A skunk lets out a terribly-smelling to keep predators away.
pest	n	해충	an injurous or unwanted animal or plant	There are many pests living in the woods.
serve to~	v phrase	~역할을 하다	to do or fulfill some purpose	Reflectors serve to let cars see you at night.