e here." We gold our fingers down and wave them. See picture A. This means "Come here" to most Asians. But is means "Go away" to most Americans. To mean "Come here," an American holds his fingers up and waves them. The palm faces him, as in Picture B. To mean "Go away," we shake our hand away from us three or four times. See Picture C.
30. 위 글의 설명과 일치하도록 아래 그림에 A, B, C 기호를 붙여 순서대로 답지에 쓰시오. (상)
( ) ---- ( ) ---- ( )
31. 위 face 와 같은 의미로 쓰인 것은? (상)
① My school faces south.
② Your face is dark.
③ Wash your face before going to bed.
④ He hit me in the face.
⑤ We can ski on the north face of the mountain.
32. 주제문을 찾아 그 첫 단어를 영어로 쓰시오. (하)
Body language is not the same among different cultures. For example, if somebody makes an "O" with his fingers, it means "Very good" to Americans, but it means "money" to many Asians. To mean "Very good" most Asians nod their heads two or three times. Nodding the head, of course, means "OK" or "Good" to most people on earth.
33. 다음 문장을 순서대로 배열할 때 5번째 오는 문장은? (상)
① Gestures are sometimes called "body language".
② It's a simple and easy way of expressing your feeling.
③ People often use gestures in their daily life.
④ It does not take special skills to use body language.
⑤ Just practice it, and you'll learn it quickly.
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