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A: What are the soldiers doing with the five chimneys on TV? B: They are sending messages to the king by using the chimneys. A: Really? I'm curious about the system. Can you tell me more? B: Well, do you see the two smoking chimneys? A: Yes. What do they mean? B: They mean they just saw an enemy. A: If there's no enemy, they don't smoke at all, do they? B: ⓐ A: Now smoke is rising from three chimneys. What does that mean? B: It means an enemy is coming close to the border. A: Now the enemy is crossing the border in the dark. What are the soldiers going to do to send messages? B: They will light four chimneys. A: When they light all five of the chimneys, what does that mean? B: It means the battle has started.

문장별 대응 — 16문장

• 1. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 1 · 1번째 문장 — 재작성

  원문B: What are the soldiers doing with the five chimneys on TV?

  기출A: What are the soldiers doing with the five chimneys on TV?

• 2. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 1 · 2번째 문장 — 재작성

  원문G: They are sending messages to the king by using the chimneys.

  기출B: They are sending messages to the king by using the chimneys.

• 3. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 1 · 4번째 문장 — 그대로

  I'm curious about the system.

• 4. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 1 · 5번째 문장 — 그대로

  Can you tell me more?

• 5. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 1 · 6번째 문장 — 재작성

  원문G: Well, do you see the two smoking chimneys?

  기출B: Well, do you see the two smoking chimneys?

• 6. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 1 · 8번째 문장 — 그대로

  What do they mean?

• 7. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 1 · 9번째 문장 — 재작성

  원문G: They mean they just saw an enemy.

  기출B: They mean they just saw an enemy.

• 8. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 2 · 1번째 문장 — 재작성

  원문B: If there's no enemy, they don't smoke at all, do they?

  기출A: If there's no enemy, they don't smoke at all, do they?

• 9. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 2 · 4번째 문장 — 재작성

  원문B: Now smoke is rising from three chimneys.

  기출A: Now smoke is rising from three chimneys.

• 10. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 2 · 5번째 문장 — 그대로

  What does that mean?

• 11. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 2 · 6번째 문장 — 재작성

  원문G: It means an enemy is coming close to the border.

  기출B: It means an enemy is coming close to the border.

• 12. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 3 · 1번째 문장 — 재작성

  원문B: Now the enemy is crossing the border in the dark.

  기출A: Now the enemy is crossing the border in the dark.

• 13. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 3 · 2번째 문장 — 그대로

  What are the soldiers going to do to send messages?

• 14. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 3 · 4번째 문장 — 재작성

  원문G: They will light four chimneys.

  기출B: They will light four chimneys.

• 15. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 3 · 5번째 문장 — 재작성

  원문B: When they light all five of the chimneys, what does that mean?

  기출A: When they light all five of the chimneys, what does that mean?

• 16. · 교과서 영어 천재(정사열) 2015개정 5과(A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three) 대화문 3 · 6번째 문장 — 재작성

  원문G: It means the battle has started.

  기출B: It means the battle has started.

윗글에서 답을 찾을 수 없는 질문은? (정답 2개) A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three Speaking to family members or friends in a foreign country is rather easy and simple today. But before the days of phones and the Internet, it was not that easy. People just sent a letter and waited for a reply for weeks. And it was a lot harder if they couldn't read or write. This letter shows how people got over these difficulties. It was written in 1973 by a woman whose husband was far away. She lived in Sicily, an Italian island, while her husband worked in Germany. At the time, more than 5% of the people in Italy could not read or write, and she was one of them. This letter was discovered by Sicilian writer Gesualdo Bufalino. Here's how he translated the pictures into words. My dear love, I miss you so much, and I reach my arms out toward you, together with our three kids. We are all in good health except for the little one. He's a little sick, but not seriously. I already sent you a letter, but there was no reply, so I am sad about it. If I got a letter from you, I would be very happy. Your mother fell ill, and I'm going to visit her in the hospital with some money and food. I'll go there with our middle son while the oldest looks after the youngest. My love, my heart thinks of you as Christmas is coming. I would be so happy if you were with me. We all miss you so much. I'm sending you a big hug from me and our three little kids. Goodbye, dear love. My heart is yours, joined to you as our two rings are. How much olive oil did the mother get? With whom did the mother visit the hospital? Before the days of phones and the Internet, was it that difficult to speak to friends in a foreign country? When did writer Gesualdo Bufalino discover the written letter with easy words? As Christmas was around the corner, who did the mother and her kids miss much?

글의 흐름상, 윗글 ⓐ, ⓑ, ⓒ에 들어갈 알맞은 말로 바르게 짝지어진 것은? A Picture Letter from a Mother of Three This letter was discovered by Sicilian writer Gesualdo Bufalino. Here's how he translated the pictures into words. I had two workers prepare our field and ⓐ seeds for 150,000 lire. I voted for the DC. The PCI lost so many seats that it almost seems dead. But ⓑ one or the other wins, it's the same. Nothing changes for us poor people. We worked yesterday, and we will work again tomorrow. We picked a lot of olives from our olive trees this year. I hired a man ⓒ sons are good workers. He knocked the olives down, and his two sons helped him, picking them up from the ground. I paid him 27,000 lire for the work. I spent 12,000 more for the olive press. I got enough oil to fill a large pot and a small one. I can sell it at a price of 1,300 lire a liter. 'I' : a mother ⓐ to plant — ⓑ when — ⓒ whose ⓐ to plant — ⓑ when — ⓒ that ⓐ plant — ⓑ whether — ⓒ whose ⓐ plant — ⓑ whether — ⓒ that ⓐ planting — ⓑ when — ⓒ that