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목차
정답 및 스크립트
1) 정답표 ........................................................................................................................ 3
2) 스크립트
Part 1 ........................................................................................................................... 4
Part 2 .......................................................................................................................... 6
Part 3 .......................................................................................................................... 8
Part 4 ........................................................................................................................ 10
Part 5 ........................................................................................................................ 12
Part 6 ........................................................................................................................ 13
Part 7 ........................................................................................................................ 14
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TOEIC 배치고사 정답표
1 (D) 14 (B) 27 (B) 40 (B)
2 (C) 15 (D) 28 (A) 41 (D)
3 (B) 16 (B) 29 (C) 42 (A)
4 (C) 17 (D) 30 (C) 43 (B)
5 (A) 18 (C) 31 (D) 44 (C)
6 (A) 19 (B) 32 (D) 45 (D)
7 (B) 20 (B) 33 (B) 46 (C)
8 (C) 21 (D) 34 (B) 47 (B)
9 (B) 22 (B) 35 (C) 48 (B)
10 (B) 23 (C) 36 (A) 49 (C)
11 (C) 24 (D) 37 (D) 50 (B)
12 (C) 25 (C) 38 (B)
13 (B) 26 (A) 39 (B)
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Part 1
Directions: For each question, you will listen to four short statements about a picture in
your test book. These statements will not be printed and will only be spoken one time. Select
the statement that best describes what is happening in the picture and mark the
corresponding letter (A), (B), (C) or (D) on the answer sheet.
1.
(A) He’s cutting the grass.
(B) He’s reaching for a tool.
(C) He’s carrying some wood.
(D) He’s wearing gloves.
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2.
(A) The glasses are being filled.
(B) The napkins are being folded.
(C) Lights are hanging from the ceiling.
(D) Guests are entering a restaurant.
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Part 2
Directions: For each question, you will listen to a statement or question followed by three
possible responses spoken in English. They will not be printed and will only be spoken one
time. Select the best response and mark the corresponding letter (A), (B), or (C) on your
answer sheet.
3. Why were you late this morning?
(A) I already ate breakfast.
(B) There was heavy traffic.
(C) I’ve worn it before.
4. Where are you flying to tomorrow?
(A) Can I get a window seat?
(B) A long flight.
(C) I’m headed to Rome.
5. Could you help me carry these boxes back to the shelves?
(A) Sure, no problem.
(B) They are setting it up.
(C) OK, I’ll read them later.
6. How frequently do you participate in community service?
(A) When I’m free on weekends.
(B) The service wasn’t very good.
(C) Approximately a month.
7. Who’s the new head of the research department?
(A) The results were conclusive.
(B) It will be announced tomorrow.
(C) He’ll be coming from his apartment.
8. Are you going to contact the client or will Peter do it?
(A) I will review the contract.
(B) We have many customers.
(C) He did it yesterday.
9. Can you help me find the currency exchange service?
(A) Sorry, I don’t have change.
(B) It’s right next door, actually.
(C) We only accept checks.
10. It’s difficult to drive in the snow, isn’t it?
(A) I have a license.
(B) Yes, it's very hard.
(C) The weather is cold.
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11. Didn’t you and Sheila Anderson work as nurses at the same hospital?
(A) It’s better to consult a doctor.
(B) There are cheaper medicines available.
(C) Yes, but we were assigned to different departments.
12. Have you cleaned the house, or should I ask someone else to do it?
(A) It’s inside the room.
(B) I haven’t asked him to.
(C) I’ve been really busy, so would you mind?
13. We need to upgrade some of our computer programs.
(A) His grades are above average.
(B) Should I call a technician?
(C) Yes, some commuters were stranded.
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Part 3
Directions: In this part, you will listen to several conversations between two or more
speakers. These conversations will not be printed and will only be spoken one time. For
each conversation, you will be asked to answer three questions. Select the best response
and mark the corresponding letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet.
Questions 14 through 16 refer to the following conversation.
W: Are you coming to the evening seminar in the ballroom tonight?
M: Actually, I’m exhausted. So, I think I’m just going to order room service and go to bed
early tonight.
W: Are you sure? I’ve heard the speaker is supposed to be fantastic.
M: Yeah. I’ve heard good things about him too. But I just need to get some rest for
tomorrow.
W: OK, but you’re going to miss some great information about upcoming job growth in the
tourism industry.
M: If it’s not too much to ask, could you pick up some handouts for me and fill me in later?
14. What will the man do this evening?
(A) Attend a seminar
(B) Go to bed early
(C) Fill out a form
(D) Update a schedule
15. What is the woman planning to do?
(A) Give a presentation
(B) Go on a tour
(C) Look for a job
(D) Listen to a speech
16. What does the man mean when he says, “fill me in later”?
(A) He will take over a task.
(B) He wants details to be provided.
(C) He will confirm his attendance.
(D) He wants to check his seminar notes.
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Questions 17 through 19 refer to the following conversation with three speakers.
W1: The schedule says the tour bus will take us from here in the city to Kendal tomorrow.
W2: Oh, I’m so excited. What does the guidebook say about Kendal?
W1: It’s a little town in the countryside known for its beautiful handmade pottery.
M: That’s interesting. I’d like to purchase one of the pieces as a gift for our friends back
home.
W2: Hmm... Maybe I’ll get something too.
M: Yeah. Our flight leaves London the day after tomorrow, so there won’t be many more
chances for shopping.
17. Where are the speakers now?
(A) On a tour bus
(B) On an airplane
(C) At a workshop
(D) In the city
18. What does the man want to do?
(A) Create some artwork
(B) Borrow some guidebooks
(C) Buy a souvenir
(D) Extend a tour
19. What does the man say about the flight?
(A) It has been canceled.
(B) It departs in two days.
(C) It is fully booked.
(D) It features a new aircraft.
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Part 4
Directions: In this part, you will listen to several short talks by a single speaker. These talks
will not be printed and will only be spoken one time. For each talk, you will be asked to
answer three questions. Select the best response and mark the corresponding letter (A),
(B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet.
Questions 20 through 22 refer to the following talk.
M: I’d like to welcome you all to Cirrus Tower. I’m sure you will find it a suitable location for
your companies. Um, please take care during the tour because some of the light fixtures
have not yet been installed. The ground floor, where we’re standing, will have a complex of
shops, as well as many fine restaurants. This central open space filled with plants will allow
visitors to view all 5 retail floors and see all of the shop signs from right here. This will make
it easier for customers to locate the shops they’d like to visit. This structure will surely be a
vibrant place for all. I guarantee it. Now, let’s all get into the elevator, and I’ll take you to the
highest floor in the building.
20. Who most likely are the listeners?
(A) Customers shopping in Cirrus Tower
(B) People considering office space
(C) Building security guards
(D) People who own businesses in the tower
21. What does the speaker say about the tower?
(A) It will be completed in five years.
(B) It will contain a department store.
(C) It is located near a subway stop.
(D) It lacks lighting in some areas.
22. Why does the speaker say, “I guarantee it”?
(A) He is drafting a contract.
(B) He is promoting a structure.
(C) He expects the building to be finished early.
(D) He anticipates similar future projects.
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Questions 23 through 25 refer to the following announcement and program.
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Third Street Theater. Before we
begin the presentation, we would like to ask that all patrons, as a courtesy to others, refrain
from speaking loudly during the film. Viewers of all ages are welcome, but parents are
advised to escort crying children immediately into the lobby. We would also like to remind
you that photography is not allowed at any time during the show. Concessions, such as
popcorn, beverages, and candy, are currently available in the lobby. The concession stand
closes at 9 P.M., at the same time when tonight’s show ends. And now, please sit back and
enjoy tonight’s feature presentation.
Third Street Theater
Show Times
Show Day Time
May Love Wednesday 7 P.M.–8 P.M.
Flowing River Wednesday 9 P.M.–10 P.M.
During Midnight Thursday 8 P.M.–9 P.M.
Endless Dream Thursday 10 P.M.–11 P.M.
23. What does the speaker ask listeners to do?
(A) Applaud for a performer
(B) Remain in their seats
(C) Avoid making loud noises
(D) Sign up for a future event
24. According to the speaker, what is not allowed?
(A) Outside food
(B) Bringing young children
(C) Mobile phones
(D) Taking pictures
25. Look at the graphic. What show are listeners about to see?
(A) May Love
(B) Flowing River
(C) During Midnight
(D) Endless Dream
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Part 5
Directions: In each question, you will be asked to review a statement that is missing a word
or phrase. Four answer choices will be provided for each statement. Select the best answer
and mark the corresponding letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on the answer sheet.
26. Only hospital staff and authorized visitors are ------- to enter the recovery room.
(A) permitted
(B) established
(C) managed
(D) preserved
27. Escalating interest rates are among the most ------- concerns of entrepreneurs with large
mortgage loans.
(A) urgency
(B) urgent
(C) urgencies
(D) urgently
28. Young architects are encouraged to attend workshops regularly to boost their knowledge
of the ------- trends in the field.
(A) latest
(B) later
(C) late
(D) lately
29. During the first semester, students at Cloverdale Elementary can choose to participate in
------- a singing or a dance class.
(A) neither
(B) both
(C) either
(D) also
30. The staff at technical support are divided over the idea of moving ------- office to a unit on
the third floor.
(A) theirs
(B) them
(C) their
(D) themselves
31. The local government is planning to allocate a ------- amount of its public funds to stimulate
the city’s underdeveloped tourism industry.
(A) vigilant
(B) dependable
(C) cumbersome
(D) considerable
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Part 6
Directions: In this part, you will be asked to read four English texts. Each text is missing a
word, phrase, or sentence. Select the answer choice that correctly completes the text and
mark the corresponding letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on the answer sheet.
Questions 32-35 refer to the following article.
An oil tanker released crude oil today off the coast of Texas, causing millions of dollars’
---32.--- of environmental damage in the Gulf of Mexico. ---33.---. Authorities say it will
likely take years, or even decades, before the local environment is fully restored. The
governor has already petitioned the president to declare the incident a national disaster. If
the appeal is approved, ---34.---- will be sent to help with the cleanup project. The money
will go toward removing oil from the hundreds of miles of shoreline that have been ---35.---
affected by the spill and to rescuing the surviving fish and wildlife that inhabit the area.
32.
(A) value
(B) expense
(C) figure
(D) worth
33.
(A) As people transition away from fossil fuels, oil’s future is uncertain.
(B) Cleanup is already underway, but the impact will be long-lasting.
(C) Proposals for oil spill detection facilities are still being considered.
(D) The oil industry has adopted a number of measures to prevent spills.
34.
(A) equipment
(B) funding
(C) volunteers
(D) experts
35.
(A) direct
(B) direction
(C) directly
(D) director
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Part 7
Directions: In this part, you will be asked to read several texts, such as advertisements,
articles, instant messages, or examples of business correspondence. Each text is followed
by several questions. Select the best answer and mark the corresponding letter (A), (B),
(C), or (D) on your answer sheet.
Questions 36-37 refer to the following text message chain.
Lynne Hopps [4:45 P.M.]
I finally went to Mr. Warren this afternoon about
how I’m ready for more responsibility around
here.
Andrew Palmer [4:47 P.M.]
Oh, yeah? What did he say?
Lynne Hopps [4:48 P.M.]
Well, he’s going to give me a shot managing the
new interns. If I do well, he will consider
promoting me to a supervisor position.
Andrew Palmer [4:50 P.M.]
Good for you. I knew taking matters into your
own hands would work. They arrive in two
weeks, right?
Lynne Hopps [4:54 P.M.]
Yeah. I guess I’ll start putting together some
orientation materials.
Andrew Palmer [4:59 P.M.]
I’m so excited that you’re getting a chance to
prove what you’re capable of. It’s about time.
36. What is indicated about Ms. Hopps?
(A) She volunteered to do more work.
(B) She is relatively new to the company.
(C) She has experience managing people.
(D) She planned a meeting in advance.
37. At 4:59 P.M., what does Mr. Palmer mean when he writes, “It’s about time”?
(A) He is frustrated that a colleague is running late for an appointment.
(B) He is concerned that two weeks is not long enough to gather materials.
(C) He believes that the duration of the internship program is typical.
(D) He feels that an advancement opportunity is overdue for a coworker.
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Questions 38-40 refer to the following information.
Welcome to the 11th edition of our semiannual industry association bulletin. As you are all
aware, this past year has not been a good one for the fiber optic industry. — [1] —. While
technical progress has continued to be impressive, the glut in production has caused prices
to plummet. — [2] —.
In this edition of Spectrum, we have a number of experts addressing the problems in our
industry. Roderick Rosenbaum examines the problems of risk management for small and
medium-sized enterprises on page 37. — [3] —. Nathan Smithers (pictured on the cover)
discusses the financial future of the industry as a whole. — [4] —. We also have commentary
in the Opinion Section on what we can expect in terms of potential future applications by
Phillip Ruddings.
38. Where might this information be found?
(A) On a company bulletin board
(B) In a trade journal
(C) In an electronic goods catalog
(D) In a business management textbook
39. On which topic can readers obtain more information?
(A) How to start their own small fiber optics business
(B) What kinds of uses fiber optics will have in the future
(C) Ways to increase productivity in the fiber optic industry
(D) Which companies provide good investment opportunities
40. In which of the positions marked [1], [2], [3], and [4] does the following sentence best
belong?
“Combined with a downturn in demand, all growth has been disrupted.”
(A) [1]
(B) [2]
(C) [3]
(D) [4]
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Questions 41-45 refer to the following announcement and e-mail.
Colombian Alliance of Corporate Leaders
Enterprise Risk Management and Compliance Seminar
The Colombian Alliance of Corporate Leaders (CACL) will hold its first Enterprise Risk
Management and Compliance Seminar on June 5-8 at the Vespucci Corporate Center in
Bogota. The seminar aims to restore the link between quantitative modeling tools and
commercial opportunities, offering more workable solutions for managing the risk-based
challenges confronted by enterprises on a seemingly daily basis. To achieve this goal,
noted experts in the field will be conducting workshops on how to identify, measure,
control, and monitor all types of risks encountered in the corporate world.
All management-level officers from member and non-member companies are encouraged
to attend. Registration forms may be faxed to (575) 555-2151. Telephone reservations will
be accepted at (575) 555-8502 and held pending receipt of registration forms and
payment (if not a CACL member) until May 25. Members will be billed in proportion to the
costs and fees associated with the seminar and luncheon. For non-members, the
registration fee is $825, inclusive of program materials, seminar manual, refreshments and
lunch. Participants who have met all the requirements and submitted full payment of fees
will receive a confirmation number.
Special arrangements have been made with the Cartagena Garden Hotel for all seminar
participants. To book a room, please call the hotel directly. Discounted room rates are
available for participants who have received a confirmation number from CACL. Please
note that the number of available rooms is limited, so reservations should be made as
soon as possible.
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Date: May 20
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am attending CACL’s Enterprise Risk Management and Compliance Seminar at the Vespucci
Corporate Center next month. The organizers informed me that they have made an arrangement
with your hotel to provide rooms for those attending. Therefore, I would like to reserve two double
rooms at the special rate afforded to seminar participants. My confirmation number is CMJ 5227.
Please confirm my reservation as soon as possible. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Helga Vélez
Senior Manager
Ramirez Holdings, Inc.
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41. According to the announcement, what will the event include?
(A) Independent reports
(B) Panel discussions
(C) Survey questionnaires
(D) Workshop activities
42. What is NOT stated about the event?
(A) It is taking place at a hotel.
(B) It is the first time it is being held.
(C) It will be attended by risk experts.
(D) It will take place over a 4-day period.
43. What are non-members required to do?
(A) Sign up for membership in CACL.
(B) Pay the registration fees before May 25.
(C) Purchase tickets to a special luncheon.
(D) Fax copies of their receipts to an office.
44. Why did Ms. Velez write the e-mail?
(A) To confirm a room reservation
(B) To learn about a hotel's amenities
(C) To reserve some rooms for an event
(D) To inquire about the hotel's occupancy
45. What is indicated about Ms. Vélez?
(A) She will be traveling to Bogota alone.
(B) She recently became a member of CACL.
(C) She failed to meet a stated deadline.
(D) She has submitted all the registration requirements.
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Questions 46-50 refer to the following e-mails and schedule.
TO Corey Ling <[email protected]>
FROM Padma Dotari <[email protected]>
SUBJECT Details
DATE December 30
Attachment schedule
Dear Mr. Ling,
Thank you for your prompt reply to our offer. The starting date that you indicated is
satisfactory to our needs. As one of our new recruits, you will be required to attend a
group orientation and training program that will begin on January 8th. I've included the
orientation schedule as an attachment. It includes the activities you will take part in
during your first day of training. You have been placed into Group A.
You will be issued an employee manual from our senior training supervisor following
the orientation speech by the CEO. Familiarize yourself with all company guidelines
by the end of the third day of training as that’s when there will be a test. Questions
regarding the handbook should be addressed to your group leader.
As we discussed, there will be a paid probationary period of one month, after which
you will be working solely on commission and required to meet a weekly sales quota.
In the meantime, let me know if you need for anything else about the position to be
clarified.
Regards,
Padma Dotari
FROM Stefania Bonaducci <
[email protected]>
SUBJECT Re: Urgent favor
DATE Jan. 7
Hi Padma,
Sure, I can take care of Group A tomorrow, and I hope Edward feels better soon! I
will have to delay a lunch meeting until later this week, but that will not be a problem.
I can also handle printing out the training material for the day, too but need to know
how many trainees are in the group. Please notify me as soon as possible. And
could you also inform me which conference room we will use? That way, I can set up
the room in advance before I leave this evening.
Thanks!
Stefania
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Ectellon Corporation
Orientation Schedule, Jan. 8
8: 00 A.M. Robert Murphy
- Orientation address: The past, present, and future of Ectellon
Corporation and corporate mission overview
10:00 A.M. Carol Ward
- Presentation of company policy and employee handbooks
- Introduction of training group leaders
12:00 P.M. Lunch break
13:00 P.M.- Group training
17:00 P.M.
Ectellon Corporation Training Group Leaders
Group A: Edward Sutton, sales and marketing training supervisor
Group B: Olga Svenson, data entry training supervisor
Group C: Li Kim, chief of security and security training supervisor
46. What is the main purpose of the first e-mail?
(A) To respond to a job advertisement
(B) To discuss terms of an employment contract
(C) To provide details on upcoming training
(D) To outline basic company policies
47. What can be inferred about Mr. Ling?
(A) He will not begin his new job until February.
(B) He will be hired as a sales representative.
(C) He has completed a probationary period.
(D) He has finished reading a staff manual.
48. What is true about Robert Murphy?
(A) He works as a human resources manager.
(B) He is the chief executive of a corporation.
(C) He is the company’s senior training supervisor.
(D) He took over Ectellon several years ago.
49. Who will conduct Mr. Ling’s group session on the first day of training?
(A) Edward Sutton
(B) Carol Ward
(C) Stefania Bonaducci
(D) Olga Svenson
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50. What will happen on January 10?
(A) Mr. Ling will begin working on a commission basis.
(B) Trainees will be asked to take an exam on policies.
(C) Robert Murphy will deliver a welcoming speech.
(D) The company will make some revisions to its guidelines.
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