영어동화책, 영어소설책, 영어원서, 유아, 어린이 영어책 읽기. | Magic Tree House #13 - Vacation Under the Volcano 문제 및 단어 정리

<A href="xxjavascript:"><IMG alt="Magic Tree House #13 - Vacation Under the Volcano -Magic Tree House - 매직 트리 하우스 > 책 (Book), 챕터북, 리더스북, ELT, 스콜라스틱, 초등영어책, 어린이영어, 영어전문서점, 에버북스, www.everbooks.co.kr" src="http://www.everbooks.co.kr/item_img/I73/AA000011733.jpg"></A> Magic Tree House #13 - Vacation Under the Volcano by Mary Pope Osborne   본문 내용 ◆ 서기 79년 고대 로마 ◇ Ancient Worlds 잭과 애니는 화산재 속에 파묻히기 전에 고대의 도서관을 찾을 수 있을까요? 시험에 통과하고 드디어 마법 사서가 된 잭과 애니는 모건 할머니로부터 첫번째 임무를 부여받게 됩니다. 사라진 도서관들로부터 책을 찾아오기 위해 그들이 가야하는 곳은 화산 폭발로 도시의 모든 것이 사라져버린 고대 로마시대의 폼페이. 'Vir Fortissimus in Mundo'라는 제목의 책을 찾기 위해 폼페이 이곳저곳을 헤매며, 로마 시대의 시장과 포럼, 공중목욕탕, 제우스 신전, 원형극장, 빌라 등을 구경한다. 하지만 곧 베수비오 화산은 폭발하려고 해요.....   문제 Chapter 1 1. Jack reached into the drawer and pulled out his secret ___________ card. a) movie b) library c) baseball 2. Jack and Annie were going on a vacation to ____________ . a) the mountains b) the beach c) Texas d) Disney World 3. When Morgan sends Jack and Annie on a trip in the magic tree house they return ___________ . a) an hour later b) in 10 minutes c) at exactly the same time that they left 4. What did Annie dream about the night before? a) the tree house b) fire c) the mountains 5. What does Morgan le Fay do with the tree house? a) She visits wonderful places b) She collects books for the Camelot library c) She sleeps in it. 6. Why did the words on the piece of paper look strange? a) They were written on a scroll. b) They were in a secret code. c) They were in Latin. 7. What warning did Morgan give Jack and Annie? a) The cave in the center of the arena has a tiger and a lion in it. b) In your darkest hour, only the ancient story can save you. c) Beware of the gladiators. For they are the meanest of all Romans.   Chapter 2  1. What were Jack and Annie wearing when the tree house landed? a) jeans, T-shirts, and sneakers b) white tunics with a belt, sandals that laced up, and a leather bag c) bathing suits with towels around their necks 2. Jack felt like he was wearing __________ . a) a dress b) ancient clothes c) the coolest thing in the world 3. Where did the tree house take Jack and Annie? a) Pompeii b) Ancient Rome c) Naples 4. Why did many Romans go to Pompeii? a) to do business in the city b) to go to the market c) for vacation 5. What kind of tree did the tree house land in? a) olive b) palm c) oak 6. Why was Annie worried? a) She felt the ground shake. b) She had a nightmare about Pompeii the night before. c) She saw smoke coming from Mount Vesuvius. 7. What was strange about the olive grove? a) Many people were there. b) No birds sang. c) There were no olives on the trees. 8. What did the city look like to Jack and Annie? a) kind of like home b) large and scary c) ancient 9. What did Romans call the center of town were people met to sell goods and discuss politics? a) town square b) forum c) main street 10. What did the old woman say to Jack and Annie? a) Do you wish to buy my grapes? b) I'll show you the way to the library. c) The end is near. Go home. 11. Another title for this chapter could be a) Morgan's Mission b) A trip into the City c) The Strange Olive Grove   Chapter 3 1. What was a soothsayers? a) A person who could see the futrue b) A person without any teeth c) A soldier in the army 2. People in the Roman Empire cleaned their bodies by ___________ . a) washing in their bathtubs at home b) swimming in the river c) going to the Public Baths 3. ____________ was the chief god of the Romans. a) Jupiter b) Zeus c) Jesus 4. How did Jack know that the men were gladiators? a) Their feet were chained together and guards walked with them. b) Their clothes were different with no shirts on. c) A lady with gray hair told them. 5. What is the main idea of this chapter? a) The gladiators fight lions and tigers. b) Jack and Annie visit the forum of Pompeii. c) Jupiter is the chief god of the Romans. 6. Another name for this chapter could be: a) A Walk Through Pompeii b) The Soldiers Guard the City c) Temple to Jupiter   Chapter 4  1. What did gladiators do? a) fought each other or wild animals b) helped catch criminals c) stayed in prison 2. What was going on at the amphitheater? a) a circus b) an outdoor play c) a gladiator fight 3. What did the soothsayer tell Jack and Annie? a) birds left, streams dried up, ground shakes and the end is near b) The amphitheater is no place for children. c) The soldiers are mean. Stay out of their way. They will hurt you. 4. What did Annie show the soothsayer? a) her library card b) Jack's notebook c) a book about Pompeii 5. Where did the soothsayer say Jack and Annie would find the book they were looking for? a) beside the Temple of Jupiter b) house of Brutus c) library in the center of town 6. The main idea of this chapter was: a) The streams have dried up in Pompeii. b) Jack and Annie receive help from the soothsayer. c) The Gladiator fights in the amphitheater.   Chapter 5 1. Why did the villa have an opening in the ceiling? a) so rainwater would collect in the indoor pool b) to let the smoke from the fire out c) to see the stars at night 2. What did the dining room look like? a) It had tall wooden chairs around a large wooden table. b) It had couches around the table. c) It had a low table with pillows on the floor to use as chairs. 3. What was in the garden? a) a mermaid fountain with a goldfish pond b) statues of Hercules and Apollo c) carved stone benches 4. What did the books look like? a) rolls of paper b) thick encyclopedias c) folded pieces of cloth 5. Where did Romans get their ink? a) from berries b) form ashes c) from octopuses 6. Why did Jack and Annie have a hard time finding the books? a) They were scrolls. b) They were locked up. c) They were under the beds. 7. Why is this chapter called "Books? Books?"? a) The Romans used scrolls as books. b) The books were nowhere to be found. c) The books were of a poor quality.   Chapter 6 1. What did Jack learn about Pompeii as he read his book? a) Mount Vesuvius erupted into a deadly volcano. b) Pompeii was surrounded by water on three sides. c) Pompeii was a major city in Italy until 1779 A. D. 2. How did Jack and Annie learn what time it was? a) Annie's watch b) the position of the sun in the sky c) the sundial 3. What time did the sundial say it was? a) noon b) midnight c) 2:00 4. What did Jack and Annie hear as they were looking at the sundial? a) the soothsayer b) a terrible blast c) bells clanging 5. Why is this chapter called "The End is Here"? a) It was time for Mount Vesuvius to erupt. b) The soothsayer said the end of Pompeii was here. c) The soldiers were attacking the city.   Chapter 7  1. Everything around Jack and Annie was ___________ . a) shaking b) on fire c) wet 2. The whole top of Mount Vesuvius had ____________ . a) caught on fire b) blown off c) turned to lava 3. Mount Vesuvius had no __________ . a) smoke b) running lava c) pumice 4. What did the pumice do? a) ran to the sea b) caught everything on fire c) buried the town 5. How did Jack and Annie protect their heads? a) with an umbrella b) with pillows c) with the scroll 6. Another title for this chapter could be: a) The Eruption b) Pillows c) Pumice   Chapter 8  1. What did the air smell like? a) wood smoke b) flowers c) rotten eggs 2. Which way did Jack and Annie run? a) towards Mount Vesuvius b) away from Mount Vesuvius c) to the north 3. The owners of the shops ____________ . a) stayed to protect their goods b) fled 4. Annie was reminded of _____________ . a) the hot desert b) her nightmare c) the time they built a bonfire 5. What happened to the bridge? a) vanished b) burned down c) fell down 6. The main idea of this chapter is a) The city is on fire. b) The shop keepers fled. c) Jack and Annie race to find the tree house.   Chapter 9  1. Jack and Annie ___________ in the pile of pumice. a) got stuck b) went right through c) slide over 2. What did Annie remember that helped them get out of the pumice? a) The ancient story would save them. b) The soothsayer would help them. c) The olive branches were over the stream and Annie could pull them out. 3. Who helped Jack and Annie? a) Morgan b) the soothsayer c) a big gladiator 4. Why could Jack find the Pennsylvania book? a) The book was under a pile of other books. b) His eyes were blinded by ash and dust. c) The book had been moved. 5. The main idea of this chapter is: a) Jack and Annie are saved by the gladiator. b) Mount Vesuvius was erupting. c) Pompeii was being destroyed.   Chapter 10  1. Why couldn't Jack see? a) His eyes were hurt by the pumice and smoke. b) The pillow had fallen over his face c) His glasses were dirty. 2. Why do scientist study Pompeii? a) To see what can be done to prevent another town from being destroyed by pumice b) To learn how the Romans lived c) To learn why volcanoes erupt 3. When did Morgan want Jack and Annie to return? a) in 2 hours b) in 2 weeks c) in 2 months 4. Where were they going on their next adventure? a) China b) the jungle c) Egypt 5. What story did Jack and Annie rescue? a) The lost tale about Hercules b) The story of Pompeii c) The story about Mount Vesuvius 6. Who rescued Jack and Annie? a) Hercules b) a gladiator c) Morgan 7. When was Pompeii rediscovered? a) 1594 b) 90 A. D. c) 1999 8. What language did the people in Rome speak? a) Spanish b) French c) Latin   단어 정리 Absolutely 완전히, 절대적으로, 무조건으로        adventure 모험, 희한한 사건 smoky 흐릿한, 연기가 나는 warning 경고, 예고 sidewalk 보도, 인도        bowed 숙인, 활처럼 휜, 활 모양의         drawer 서랍, 장롱        nightmare 악몽, 악몽 같은         shimmer 희미하게 빛나다, (빛을 받아) 어른거리다 barbershop 이발소         ceiling 천장      forum 포럼, (토론의) 장, 토론회         glance 대충 훑어보다, 일견, 흘끗 보다    long 갈망하다, 열망하다 blend 섞다, 섞이다 instrument 기구, 악기        leather 가죽, 가죽 제품   lace up (신발 끈 등을) 묶다      raspy 삐걱거리는, 귀에 거슬리는, 쓰는          shiver 와들와들 떨다, 떪, 오한         tavern 선술집, 여인숙, 여관         tunic 가운 같은 웃옷 weird 기묘한, 불가사의한, 초자연적인   column 기둥, 세로단, 세로 표         gladiator 검투사, 논객, 칼싸움하던 노예         incredible 믿어지지 않는, 놀랄 만한, 믿을 수 없을 정도의         myth 신화         soothsayer 점쟁이, 예언자        streaming 흐름   glance 대충 훑어보다, 일견, 흘끗 보다 stringed 현이 있는, …현의, 현으로 연주된 peacock (수컷) 공작 garlic 마늘, 파속의 식물, 마늘의 bony 뼈가 다 드러나는 cackle 낄낄 웃다, 낄낄대는 웃음소리, 수다   amphitheater 원형 극장 entrance 입학, 입구 march 행진, 행군 stiffly 뻣뻣하게, 딱딱하게, 완고하게 hissing 쉿쉿하고 소리내는 gaze 응시, 주시 hoarsely 쉰 목소리로 boiling 몹시 더운, 끓어오르는         criminal 범죄의, 범죄자         household 가족, 세대, 집안 사람          stadium 경기장, 야구장, 스타디움         villa 별장, 대저택        gasp 헐떡임, 놀라서 숨을 제대로 못 쉬다 shield 방패, 보호자, 방패가 되다 slave 노예, 노예의 couch 긴 의자, 소파         mermaid 인어         octopus 문어         papyrus 파피루스, 파피루스 종이       reed 갈대    trailed 질질 끌다, 뒤를 밟다 frantically 미친 듯이, 미쳐서, 미쳐 날뛰어  erupt 분출하다, 쏟아져 나오다, 발진하다   clutch …을 꽉 쥐다, …을 움켜잡다, 움켜잡기   stutter 더듬거리며 말하다, 더듬는 듯한 소리를 내다, 더듬기 sundial 해시계 slosh 철벅거리다, (용기 밖으로) 철벅 튀어 나오다 stumble 우연히 ~를 발견하다 blast (훅 밀려드는 한 줄기의) 강한 바람     crashing 놀랄 만한, 두려울 만한         disaster 재난, 천재, 재해    fiery 불의, 불 같은      lava 용암        Magma 마그마        pumice 부석, 속돌        rumbling 우르르거리는 소리 billow 밀려오다         collapse 붕괴, 무너지다, …을 무너뜨리다         crumbling 잘게 부서진 것, 세편, 작은 조각          rotten 부패한, 썩은, 더러운           vanish 사라지게 하다 boom 붐, 붕 하고 울리는 소리        cave …에 굴을 파다, (천장·지붕·지반·벽 등이) <daum:important>움푹 들어가다</daum:important>         drift 표류, 경향, 위력, 강한 영향력          flash 번쩍이다, 번쩍임           daze 멍하게 하다 scramble (특히 힘겹게 손으로 몸을 지탱하며) 재빨리 움직이다 blur 흐릿한 형체, (기억이) 희미한 것        grateful 감사하는, 사의를 표하는, 기분 좋은              rescue 구출, 구조, 불법적으로 탈환하다           witness 증언, 목격자, …을 목격하다 remain …대로이다, 여전히 …이다, 남다 trap 올가미, 덫