미래엔 공통영어1 (김) 1과 변형문제

1. What is the main theme of Dr. Wilson’s talk?

A. The dangers of wild animals
B. The role of physical strength in evolution
C. The power and importance of friendliness
D. The development of modern technology

 

2. Why does Dr. Wilson mention the student who helped him?

A. To show that students are polite
B. To illustrate a real-life example of kindness
C. To explain the school’s layout
D. To thank the organizers of the talk

 

3. What was the main finding of Brian Hare’s dog experiment?

A. Wolves were better at smelling food.
B. Dogs ignored human gestures.
C. Dogs could understand human gestures better than wolves.
D. Wolves were more cooperative than dogs.

 

4. What can be inferred about the evolution of dogs?

A. Dogs evolved from lions.
B. Dogs and wolves came from different ancestors.
C. Dogs evolved due to their friendliness toward humans.
D. Dogs were never wild animals.

 

5. What was the main difference between chimpanzees and bonobos in the rope-pulling experiment?

A. Bonobos were physically stronger.
B. Chimpanzees always failed the task.
C. Bonobos cooperated and shared food more often.
D. Chimpanzees worked better with strangers.

 

6. Why did Homo sapiens likely survive over Neanderthals?

A. They had larger muscles.
B. They made better weapons.
C. They formed larger and more cooperative communities.
D. They were taller and stronger.

 

7. What does the flower bouquet metaphor suggest?

A. We should all be different colors.
B. A single person can change the world.
C. Cooperation and harmony make society better.
D. Flowers are better than people.

 

8. What was Dr. Hare’s conclusion about wolves?

A. Wolves are more intelligent than dogs.
B. Wolves ignored human gestures.
C. Wolves evolved from dogs.
D. Wolves can’t survive in nature.

 

9. What lesson does Dr. Wilson want the audience to learn?

A. Kindness leads to survival and success.
B. Physical strength is most important.
C. Evolution is random.
D. Animals are more cooperative than humans.

 

10. How does the speaker support his argument throughout the talk?

A. By telling jokes and stories
B. By using personal stories and scientific studies
C. By showing videos
D. By criticizing Neanderthals