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.. 101. If the mail man_____________, will you please give him this package for me?

(A)shall arrive
(B)will arrive
(C)arrive
(D)arrives

102. Would you check if Mr. Kim has some
spare time next Friday, and _____________
make an appointment for me?

(A)if he would
(B)if he does
(C)in case that he did
(D)so long as it's possible

103. It's good to check if you _____________
anything you're not satisfied with and get
refund.

(A)could have returned
(B)can all back to the company
(C)are able to return
(D)can send to

104. _____________ he's fluent in three
languages he has no talent for business.

(A)Despite
(B)In spite of
(C)Even if
(D)As if

105. No doubt everybody knows that foreign
language _____________ is crucial in today's
world.

(A)intuition
(B)acquisition
(C)liquidation
(D)inquisition

106. Ms. Kim and John have _____________,
but they still think there is too much
danger involved.

(A)paid attention to his saying
(B)listened carefully what he said
(C)clearly heard what he said
(D)heard his talking

107. If he's_____________ lawyer, why didn't
he win the case?

(A)so good
(B)such a good
(C)a good enough
(D)any good of

108. It was the first time in thirty years
that the entire family was _____________
again.

(A)gathering
(B)altogether
(C)all together
(D)get together in Korea

109. I love the mild climate here
_____________ because of its four distinct
seasons.

(A)all the much
(B)all the more
(C)all the times
(D)all the as same

110. If you had the chance _____________,
where would you want to go first?

(A)going abroad
(B)to go abroad
(C)on an abroad
(D)to the abroad

111. At noon I will _____________ for almost
ten hours in a steady course.

(A)have been worked
(B)have been working
(C)worked
(D)work for

112. What in the world did you buy such an
expensive camera _____________?

(A)with
(B)after
(C)for
(D)to

113. Her untiring energy _____________ her
obvious success.

(A)resulted
(B)have resulted
(C)resulted from
(D)resulted in

114. The Father commanded his sons
_____________ where they were.

(A)be stayed
(B)to stay
(C)to have stayed
(D)staying

115._____________ any state of the economy,
the economist always depends on statistics.

(A)Before explains
(B)Explaining
(C)To explain
(D)The explanation of

116. The operation _____________ finally.

(A)came to over
(B)ended up
(C)came to an end
(D)came to ending

117. _____________ members of family were
gathered.

(A)One of
(B)Either of
(C)Some the
(D)All the

118. The success of credit insurance
_____________ the various types of benefits
in many different companies.

(A)was due for
(B)is due with
(C)is due to
(D)are due from

119. Whether new employees are able to take
advantage of the many chances which their
companies offer often depends on how well
_____________ a foreign language.

(A)in speaking
(B)can they speak
(C)they can speak
(D)speaking of

120. She is not _____________she looks.

(A)as old so
(B)old as
(C)as old as
(D)as older than

121. My mother said that I _____________ for
at least two weeks.

(A)not to drink
(B)have better to not drink
(C)had better not drink
(D)should to not drink

122. The day _____________ when almost every
people will have a cellular phone.

(A)came soon
(B)will come sooner
(C)will soon come
(D)will come sure

123. Two persons preceded Mr. Kalton
_____________ of the organization.

(A)in the presidency
(B)the presidency
(C)after the presidency
(D)on the presidency

124. More and more young women today
_____________ single than get married.

(A)would be rather
(B)rather would be
(C)should rather be
(D)would rather be

125. She said that I should first
_____________ the reasons before I censure
him.

(A)go over
(B)go about
(C)go beyond
(D)go around

126. The university is known all over the
world _____________ the excellence of its
curriculums.

(A)as
(B)of
(C)for
(D)over

127. It seems very likely that domestic toy
sales _____________ into the billions.

(A)have
(B)expensive
(C)will be reaching
(D)will reach

128. My father runs at least five kilometers
a day _____________.

(A)to stay shaping
(B)by good health
(C)for any condition
(D)to keep fit

129. Many couples find that the
responsibility of spousehood _____________
they have expected.

(A)has a heaviness much than
(B)is much greater than
(C)is more great than
(D)has heavier than

130. If Author doesn't attend the meeting,
_____________ the other company managers.

(A)so will
(B)neither will
(C)either will
(D)rather will

131. Not to worry, she will be sure to wait
_____________ the time your train arrives.

(A)until
(B)by
(C)followed by
(D)beside

132. The mayor _____________ with a most
suitable plan for our city's inner-city
traffic problems.

(A)has come
(B)has come by
(C)has come up
(D)has developed in

133. Mr. Kim _____________ to get such good
tickets for the play.

(A)noticed the bill
(B)had to pay plenty
(C)saw his wife
(D)predicted consequence

134. The majority of economy analysts
_____________ IBM as a steady firm.

(A)hold
(B)carry
(C)imagine
(D)regard

135. Any theory of science is _____________
an abstract representation of reality of
reality.

(A)where it is conceived to be
(B)what is conceived to be
(C)that which was to be
(D)that is conceived to be

136. Company policy states that all
purchase vouchers be filled out
_____________ the day after returning to the
office.

(A)in doubles
(B)duplicated
(C)in duplicate
(D)by twice

137. Beginning March 3, 1996 all staffs will
report to work thirty minutes _____________
at seven-thirty instead of eight.

(A)before
(B)earlier
(C)after
(D)as soon as

138. Now that the actual presentation has
begun, it _____________ more time than the
executives expected.

(A)appears requirement of
(B)seems requiring
(C)appears that it required
(D)appears to require

139. I recommend you to hire Andy Roth as
your accountant if Andy _____________ a
mistake, he won't charge you for his time.

(A)making
(B)should make
(C)have made
(D)is making
140. Most staff in this company demand their
pay _____________ directly into their bank
accounts.

(A)be deposited
(B)be depositing
(C)took in deposit
(D)had deposited

　
　

Part VI

아래 밑줄은 왼쪽부터 순서대로 (A), (B), (C),
(D)입니다.


141. It necessary to contact the firm within
a week or the contract will become
ineffective.

　

142. The group of people have been waiting
some two hours in front of the theater
before the movie started.

　

143. The only way to double your money is to
fold it and put it to your pocket.

　

144. After only five years in Hollywood, the
man able to buy a house in the Beverly Hills
and retired for life.

　

145. On the one hand, he always does his work
on time; on the second hand, he is very
untidy and dirty in his appearance.

　

146. The President specifically emphasized
that the export department should do its
respectful work to the best of its ability.

　

147. The letter states that the director
general is to sit besides the vice-president
at the meeting on the 5th.

　

148. There is no doubt that Miss. McCarthy
will promote right after she completes her
latest project abroad.

　

149. Unluckily, there are not a lot that can
be done to prevent Mr. Martin from declaring
demotion.

　

150. He was very shocked to learn that the
reason his company was in debt was that
because his nephew had been embezzling.

　

151. As the lecture came on, it became clear
that the teacher had no idea what he was
talking about.


152. The affect of the general medicare
program means, at least for most taxpayers,
higher income taxes.


153. The economy is suffering from an overly
small number of labor in the labor market.

　

154. He keeps saying that if he would have
known earlier, he would never have hired
Hilary Smith from the start.

　

155. I'm absolutely sure it was Ken Dole who
I saw in the darkness but he insists it must
have been an optical allusion.

　

156. They told me that it was on vital
importance that the project be started
before the first of next month.

　
157. Though a new programmer seems to like
her work, she said her computer was the
terrible she had ever used.

　

158. He is one of the smartest employees on
the work force, yet performance ability is
excellent.

　

159. The mechanic studied electronics in
night school so as to be promoted and
transferring to another job.

　

160. The shops in the new building were
opened during the first week after
construction had completed.





Part VII


Questions 161-163 refer to the following
notice.

The Weapons We Give Our Children to Fight
Cancer

Ordinary Crayons

They're not what we call sophisticated
medical equipment. Yet, they help give
children with cancer something no medication
can.
Determination to fight.
The children might see a drawing as a germ
monster.
What's important is that they do see it.
Armed with more crayons, they fight head on.
Each time they win, their determination to
beat the real illness grows.
In reality, however, children need more than
crayons to beat cancer.
They need lengthy and costly treatments.
We know this is the best.
Our funding helps to provide part of that
treatment.
We subsidize bone marrow transplants.
Provide play therapists.
Bring advanced materials to the cancer
wards.
Support clinical and laboratory research all
over the world. We want to keep up the good
work. But we need your donation to do it.
Please give to the Children's Cancer
Society.
Because together, we can give the children a
better fighting chance.


161. According to the passage, what do
crayons allow children to do?

(A)Draw pictures to raise funds
(B)Create the determination to fight cancer
(C)Write to the laboratories for help
(D)Write to potential sponsors

162. What are they asking you to do?

(A)Donate crayons
(B)Donate bone marrow
(C)Donate your time
(D)Donate money

163. According to the passage, what does the
Children's Cancer Society not do?

(A)Provide counselors for parents of ill
children.
(B)Pay for play therapists for the children.
(C)Pay for advanced equipment in hospital
wards.
(D)Support clinical research for cancer
treatment.

　

Questions 164-166 refer to the following
notice.

Information Concerning Orders
Prices stated in this information catalog
are in effect at the time of publication and
are subject to change without prior notice.

Order Information :

1. Shipping and handling charges will be
added to invoices the month following the
purchase.
2. Taxes will be added where applicable.
3. All orders must be prepaid.
4. Only individual purchasers may pay with a
credit card.


Returns :

If you need to return any printed material,
the request must be in writing. Include
invoice number and reason for the return. No
returns are accepted 6 months after the date
of receipt. You may choose different
materials from our catalog. Returns will be
made under careful consideration.



164. What may change without a notice being
given?

(A)Printed material prices
(B)Applicable taxes
(C)Return policies
(D)Catalog materials

165. When must you pay for an order?

(A)When received
(B)Within six months
(C)Within one month
(D)Before shipment

166. What is not a prerequisite for returns?

(A)You must request permission in writing.
(B)Careful consideration.
(C)You must return within 6 months.
(D)You must state the reason for the return.

　

Questions 167-169 refer to the following
advertisement.

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international calls. You can save on calls
from the office, your home, or your cellular
phone. KB uses advanced fiber optic networks
for unsurpassed clarity and reliability. Use
KB for the fax machine and data
transmissions and save!

Call now and start saving today!
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Korea $0.80
Singapore $0.59
Taiwan $0.59
Thailand $1.15


167. What is this an advertisement for?

(A)International mail
(B)International calls
(C)International bids
(D)International real estate

168. What is not mentioned as a form of which
you may use this service?

(A)Use the service from home
(B)Use the service from the office
(C)Use the service over your cellular phone.
(D)Use the service over your pager

169. How much would a one minute service
from Hong Kong to the U.S. cost?

(A)$0.60
(B)$1.20
(C)$3.00
(D)$6.00

　

Questions 170-172 refer to the following
report.

White water rafters who love to explore new
destinations can join an expedition that
will navigate through a restricted area of
the Brah River in this always alluring
mountain range. Mountain Travel-Sovek, an
adventure travel company based in California
is organizing a 10 day rafting trip in late
May that covers 100 miles of the perilous
waterway. The journey, which starts at the
Indian town of Tuting, close to the Tibetan
border, promises not only thrills on the
river but also educational encounters on the
riverbanks with the local Adi tribes.
Because of dangerous upstream currents, the
trip is strictly limited to rafters with a
minimum of 3 years experience.

　

170. Where is Sovek located?

(A)On the Brah River
(B)In California
(C)In Tuting
(D)On the Tibetan border

171. What is Sovek offering?

(A)A camping trip in the Himalayas
(B)An educational tour in the jungle
(C)An adventurous water sport on a river
(D)An expedition to an Indian town

172. What kind of participants is this
activity limited to?

(A)Experienced rafters
(B)Acknowledged anthropologists
(C)Physically challenged people
(D)Adventure seeking athletes

　

Questions 173-174 refer to the following
report.

Scalping Lives

Fans of market forces and foes of price
fixing have cause for guarding optimism. It
is increasingly acceptable in the land to
match up willing buyers and sellers of the
theater and sports tickets. Scalping is
getting better ink than usual these days -
in part because conservative ideas are on
the march but more so because of news
stories indicating that the industry creates
jobs for the homeless. When the Atlanta
Braves announced that post season tickets
would be on sale beginning on Saturday
morning, September 16, the line outside the
stadium began taking shape late Friday
evening. The street people who stood in line
all night were reported to have been paid
about $50 each for buying a maximum of 12
play-off tickets plus four league
championship and World Series tickets.


173. Why is scalping receiving a better
reputation these days?

(A)It creates jobs for the homeless.
(B)You only have to work on the weekends.
(C)Conservative people have demonstrated for
the right.
(D)Fans have worked hard for it to be
legalized.

174. What did you not have to purchase for a
$50 salary?

(A)Play-off tickets
(B)League championship tickets
(C)Theater tickets
(D)World Series tickets

　

Questions 175-178 refer to the following
information.

The Wide World of Plastic
1. Credit Card

Visa, Mastercard, and other credit cards are
handy ways to buy now, pay later. There's a
ceiling on borrowing and no fee, but a
minimum is due each month. Even though
owner's pay about 16% in interest on
balances, people love this method of
borrowing.

2. Charge Card

The American Express and other charge cards
are for those well-heeled customers who pay
bills each month. With no pre-set spending
limit, they are loved by business travelers
and shoppers. There is an annual fee.

3. Smart Card

This new card with a microchip performs many
functions. An MCP test card performs the
duty of an ID card, door key, and credit and
ATM card.

4. Debit Card Purchases are deducted
directly from the card owner's checking
account, which limit's this card's
popularity. The card can be used in two
ways, on-line, in which the cost is taken
immediately out of the account, or off-line,
in which funds will be taken either a day or
two later.

5. Secured Credit Card. People who have been
through bankruptcy can sign up for this card
with a set spending limit of upto $500.


　

175. What is not mentioned as a function of
the Smart Card.

(A)As a microchip
(B)As an identification
(C)A credit card
(D)A cash card

176. Which of the following does not explain
the Debit Card?

(A)Money owed is taken straight out of the
owner's account.
(B)There are two ways to use the card.
(C)The on-line method of billing is when
money is immediately taken out.
(D)The off-line method of billing is when
the company sends you an invoice after two
days.

177. Which of the following cards have a
spending limit?

(A)Credit Card
(B)Charge Card
(C)Debit Card
(D)Secured Credit Card

178. Which of the following has a yearly
fee?

(A)Credit Card
(B)Charge Card
(C)Debit Card
(D)Secured Credit Card

Question 179-181 refer to the following
data.

Relative Export Make-Up
Unit: US$ million.

1985 1993
Rubber 35.5 44.1
Textiles 219.7 2671.9
Fish and Shrimp 224.0 1316.9
Plywood 824.7 4257.0
Garments 339.6 3510.2
Oil and Gas 12717.9 9745.9
Electronics 144.0 1637.1
Others 4081.7 13639.9
Total 18586.7 36823.0


　

179. Which field had the worst 8 years based
on its export amount?

(A)Rubber
(B)Fish and Shrimp
(C)Oil and Gas
(D)Electronics

180. How much did rubber exports increase?

(A)900,000 dollars
(B)9,000,000 dollars
(C)90,000,000 dollars
(D)900,000,000 dollars

181. What can we infer from the total?

(A)Exports have risen almost twice in dollar
value.
(B)Considering the value change of the
dollar, it's not a profound increase.
(C)Textile exports have helped the increase
the most.
(D)Exports will keep on rising.

　

Questions 182-184 refer to the following
message.

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daytime phone number. Letters may be edited
for clarity or space.

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free introductory membership, call
800-280-8205.
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call Customer Service at 800-621-8036. For
reprints, call 212-735-4833(minimum order
500)


　

182. Why would a letter to the editor be
edited?

(A)From lack of space
(B)To correct spelling errors
(C)To clarify the editor's views
(D)To make it blunt

183. Why would you call 800-280-8250?

(A)To send your letter by fax
(B)To send your letter by Compuserve
(C)To inquire of subscription rates
(D)To sign up as a member

184. If you would like copies of Fortes, how
many must you order?

(A)Below 500
(B)At least 500
(C)From 500 - 800
(D)It depends on the issue

　

Questions 185-189 refer to the following
article.

Okay, we all understand that the U.S.
culture isn't superior to Japanese culture
-or vice versa-it's just different. With
that in mind, let us introduce the latest
hot Japanese business: Rent-a-Pet. At
Tokyo's Perro Moco, you can rent any one of
more than ten kinds of dogs and cats, from
half a day to a week. Prices are $50 a day
for small dogs like Chihuahuas, $70 for
medium sized canines, and $80 for big ones
like Labrador retrievers. Young, urban
professionals who live in apartment
buildings are the biggest customers. Says
shop owner, "Young couples take the dogs
with them on dates to do something better
than going to movie theaters and game
centers. " He also says he worries about
psychological pressure on the dogs, which
must spend long periods with total
strangers, though now he's satisfied that
they can handle it. Management at a store
called Zoo disagrees and all the dogs are
chaperoned. Some customers rent a Rover to
see if they actually want one. Mayumi
Miyomori and her son were thrilled when a
King Charles Spaniel arrived at their home
one night. And for those with a yearning for
exotic beasts, some places rent raccoons,
hedgehogs and armadillos.

　

185. What is best fitting as the title to
this article?

(A)Animal Abuse in Japan
(B)Animals on Sale in Japan
(C)A Hot New Business in Japan
(D)The Difference Between U.S. and Japanese
Pets

186. How long can you rent a cat for?

(A)Upto a week
(B)As long as you want
(C)A half day
(D)A full day

187. How much does a Chihuahua cost to rent
for two days?

(A)$50
(B)$70
(C)$100
(D)$140

188. Why does Zoo chaperone its dogs?

(A)To keep the dogs from misbehaving
(B)To keep the dogs from suffering
psychological turmoil
(C)To keep the dogs from getting attached to
the renters
(D)To keep the dogs from getting abused

189. Who are the biggest customers of this
service?

(A)Families with children
(B)Families deciding whether to buy a pet or
not
(C)Young professionals on their own
(D)Young dating couples

　

Questions 190-192 refer to the following
letter.

Thomas Well Carnes
Governer
Dear Reader,

Welcome to this special supplement on our
state. It has been developed through a
cooperative effort between the state and its
business community. We here use this
partnership everyday to promote business
development and strengthen our business
climate.

Our state works for your business with a
can-do attitude toward every stage of your
expansion or relocation. We can assist you
with site location, permit issues and
financing. Your business will also benefit
from our sound fiscal management policies.
Our budget is balanced and I just signed
into the law the largest property tax cut in
the state's history without raising other
taxes. Add to this a well-maintained
infrastructure, top rated health care and
educational systems, and a superb reasonable
quality of life, and you can see why a host
of national surveys place our state among
the top ten locations to do business. I
invite you to contact the state's Department
of Development for more information. Thank
you for your interest.

Sincerely,

Thomas Well Carnes
Governor


　

190. Who is this letter intended for?

(A)Residents of the state
(B)Potential Investors
(C)Potential Realtors
(D)Anyone who reads

191. What is not stated as something the
state can help you with?

(A)Improving management policies
(B)Location of sites
(C)Licensing of permits
(D)Helping to finance your business

192. Why would you contact the Department of
Development?

(A)To speak to the Governor
(B)To inquire more about the natural
resources of the state
(C)To ask more about the business
environment
(D)To send the governor a thank you note

　

Questions 193-195 refer to the following
advertisement.

Galaxy 100. The intelligent approach to
getting around in today's business world.
The practical Galaxy 100 lets you travel
farther, faster, for less money. It's the
smartest way to get around in today's global
village. A true bottom line performer, the
new Galaxy 100 is the corporate jet for the
way you do business today. And, at a
fraction of the price of those fuel-guzzling
"imperial barges" of the past.

The Galaxy 100. Sophisticated technology is
at the heart of a totally new business
concept, one that delivers extraordinary
performance and a spacious cabin for a
fraction of what you would expect to pay.
Galaxy 100 is the first large business jet
that will fly you from Paris to New York
non-stop at lower operating costs than any
business jet.

The unique cabin design allows you to carry
19 passengers in a "corporate shuttle"
configuration one way then easily
reconfigure to carry eight executives in
spacious comfort. The lavish galley can be
equipped with refrigerator, microwave oven,
coffee maker and many other options that
make food service easy and convenient.


　

193. What is this an advertisement for?

(A)Business jets
(B)Galley options
(C)Newly designed plane engines
(D)An airline service

194. What does the Galaxy 100 not offer?

(A)Unique cabin designs
(B)Galleys upon different options
(C)Cheaper prices
(D)More customers

195. In the text, what does "corporate
shuttle" refer to?

(A)The options in the galley
(B)One of the cabin designs
(C)A private jet
(D)Engine performance

　

Questions 196-198 refer to the following
notice.

Notice : Starting May 23, no smoking will be
allowed in any of the offices in the
building except on Floor 10, the top floor.
The Board voted in favor of this new
regulation for the benefit of all the
employees, smokers and non-smokers alike. We
have tried several other policies that just
did not work but we are hoping that this time
will be a success. Please be aware that
those who break this regulation will be
fined $100. The second time you break this
regulation, you will be fined twice that
amount. The third time you will be
terminated from this building and sent to
any one of our branch offices.

　

196. Whom is this notice intended for?

(A)The Board members
(B)The smokers of the company
(C)The employees of the company
(D)The non-smokers of the company

197. What is true among the following?

(A)There is a penalty for violators.
(B)The entire building is a no-smoking area.
(C)There have been no other policies prior
to this one.
(D)Smokers will no longer be allowed in the
building.

198. What will happen if you are caught for
the second time violating this regulation?

(A)You will be fined $100.
(B)You will be fined $200.
(C)You will be terminated.
(D)You will be transferred to a branch
office.

　

Questions 199-200 refer to the following
notice.

All those participating in this week's
bicycle race should come down to the
Personnel Office to receive their
application receipts and free sweat shirts.
Remember, without these receipts, you will
be disqualified at the starting line. There
is still room at this fund-raising event for
more participants to sign up.

　

199. What will participants do at this
event?

(A)Wear sweat shirts.
(B)Participate in a competition.
(C)Sign-up as a fund raiser.
(D)Look for sponsors.

200. What should you do if you want to
participate in the race?

(A)Receive application receipts.
(B)Wait at the starting line.
(C)Find a room for fund-raising.
(D)Apply at the Personnel Office.





















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