[10/25] 모닝스페셜 뉴스반 자료

[이완기(Binggrae)]

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1. 지난주 1교시 수업내용 복습 (15분)

    - 지난주에 배운 주요 표현 약 5가지를 그룹리더가 우리말로 이야기하면 그룹원들이 영어로 말하기

      덧붙여 그룹리더는 몇가지 예문을 우리말로 제시하여 그룹원들이 영어로 표현하도록 유도한다.

      Do you remember the following expressions?

      Could you say the proper English words or phrase and show a good example including it? 

     1) 어깨 너머로 보다

     2) 걱정을 하지 않다, 한 시름 놓다

     3) 가속페달을 힘껏 밟다, 속도를 내다

2. 뉴스 (35분)

    1) 본문읽기 : 그룹원 돌아가면서 한문장씩 읽기 read a sentence one by one.          

08.10.13 The 2nd News

Finland's Martti Ahtisaari wins Nobel Peace Prize

Martti Ahtisaari, the former Finnish president and United Nations envoy, has been awarded this year’s Nobel Peace Prize. Ahtisarri has spent 30 years helping end conflicts in trouble spots ranging from Kosovo to Namibia and Indonesia. He 1)cut his diplomatic teeth in Africa at the age of 36 where he was appointed Finland’s ambassador to Tanzania. His selection by the Norwegian Nobel Committee should help 2)bolster the fragile peace that still exists in places like Kosovo and Aceh. Ahtisaari, who has been among the 3)frontrunners for the prize for years, said he had not been expecting to win the 2008 award. The 71-year-old admitted that the decades of work have 4)taken a toll and that it might be time to start spending more time at home.

10/08 (수) Today's Headline

Two Japanese scientists and a Japanese-born American have won the Nobel physics prize for their work on broken symmetries in sub-atomic particles.  

    2) 요약설명 : Could anyone sum up (summarize) this article to us? if no one, the leader has to do.

        - Who is Martti Ahtisaari?

        - Do you know Japan's plan for Nobel Prize?

        - How many Nobel Prizes has Japan won?

        - What should we do for winning many Nobel Prizes?

    3) 주요표현(Key expression‎!s) 설명 : 그룹리더 or anyone

        ※ Please answer the question, using the next phrase.

(1) to cut one’s teeth
최초의 경험/경력을 쌓다
- to do at the beginning of one's education, career, etc., or in one's youth: The hunter boasted of having cut his teeth on tigers.

(2) bolster 
떠받치다, 지지하다, 보강하다
to support or strengthen

(3) frontrunners 
선두주자
- One that is in a leading position in a race or other competition

(4) take a toll
타격/피해를 입히다
to have a bad effect on someone or something.  

    4) Questions for conversation (주제 : Prize)

           (1) What is the biggest one among prizes you have recieved?

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1. 지난주 2교시 수업내용 복습 (15분)

    - 지난주에 배운 주요 표현 약 5가지를 그룹리더가 우리말로 이야기하면 그룹원들이 영어로 말하기

      덧붙여 그룹리더는 몇가지 예문을 우리말로 제시하여 그룹원들이 영어로 표현하도록 유도한다.

      Do you remember the following expressions?

      Could you say the proper English words or phrase and show a good example including it? 

     1) (담배의) 불을 붙이다->담배를 피우다

     2) ~를 조금씩 잘라내다, 갉아먹다, ~를 줄이다

     3) 장밋빛 유리->낙관적인 시각

     4) 수포로 돌아가다, 허사가 되다

     5) 당연한 일, 늘상 있는 일

2. 뉴스(35분)

   1) 본문읽기 : 그룹원 돌아가면서 한문장씩 읽기 read a sentence one by one.

08.10.13 The 1st News

US Removes North Korea from Terrorism Blacklist

The United States has removed North Korea from its list of states that sponsor terrorism. North Korea was added to the list in 1988 after its agents bombed a South Korean passenger jet, killing all 115 on board. Angry at the US’s apparent 1)reneging on a promise to remove it from the blacklist, the North had 2)put a halt to the disablement of its nuclear plants. Washington seemed to 3)strike a compromise by negotiating a new, yet-to-be-announced verification process. Many believe that this development will help get the six-party talks 4)back on track. One analyst has gone so far as to say that the delisting “5)opens the door for US business dealings” with Pyongyang but US officials said the Commerce Department will still 6)keep a close eye on all exports to North Korea.

10/17 (금) Today's Headline

North Korea has threatened to break off all relations with South Korea, a major source of aid and cash, in anger at what it calls Seoul's policy of reckless confrontation.
*break off all relations(=cut all ties with, 모든 관계를 차단하다, break off- 관계를 끊다)
*policy of reckless confrontation.(앞뒤를 헤아리지 않는, 무모한 (반북) 대결의 정책)

   2) 요약설명 : Could anyone sum up (summarize) this article? if no one, the leader has to do.

        - Why was North Korea added to the blacklist?

        - Why did the U.S. remove North Korea from the list?

        - Do you believe North Korea will keep the promise of the disablement of its nuclear plants?

        - What do you think of the current government's policy against North Korea?

   3) 주요표현(Key expression‎!s) 설명 : 그룹리더 or anyone

        ※ Please answer the question, using the next phrase.

(1) renege on a promise
약속을 어기다
- To fail to carry out a promise or commitment

         질문 => Could you tell us a story including this phrase?

               Tip) Have you ever reneged on a promise? 

(2) put to a halt
중단하다
- an interruption or temporary suspension of progress or movement

(3) strike a compromise
타협하다, 절충안에 합의하다
- achieve a settlement of differences in which each side makes concessions.

(4) back on track
제 궤도로 돌아오다
- if an activity or a situation is on track, it is making progress and is likely to achieve something.

         질문 => Could you tell us a story including this phrase?

               Tip) What has backed on track for you recently?

(5) open the door for
~를 위해 문을 열어주다->기회를 열어주다
- to allow something new to start.

(6) keep a close eye on
~를 예의주시하다

         질문 => Could you tell us a story including this phrase?

               Tip) What have you kept a close eye on? 

[이완기(Binggrae)]

이런 put to a halt가 아니라 put a halt to 네요