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01 The spaceship finally landed. 02 “Dad, it’s difficult to walk on Earth,” said Rada. 03 “I know. Earth is pulling you down,” said Dad. 04 Rada and Jonny couldn’t float anymore. 05 That was the first new thing. 06 “What’s that sound?” asked Rada. 07 “A bird is singing,” said Mom. 08 “I’ve never heard a bird sing,” said Rada. 09 “And I’ve never felt the wind,” said Jonny. 10 These were all new t..

01 Later that night, Rada and Jonny talked a long time about Earth. 02 It was exciting to think about all the new things↶(that) they were going to see and do. 03 There was one new thing Rada and Jonny really wanted to do. 04 They thought about it all night and didn’t tell Mom and Dad about it. 05 It was their secret. 06 The next day, Rada’s family got on a spaceship. 07 “It’s going to be a long ..

01 “You don’t have to wear your big heavy space suits because there is air everywhere. 02 It’s also hard to jump there because Earth pulls you down,” said Dad. 03 “What else?” asked Rada. 04 “There are hills, and they are covered with soft green grass. 05 You can roll down the hills,” answered Mom. 06 “Dad, have you ever rolled down a hill?” asked Rada. 07 “Yes, it’s really amazing!” answered Da..

01 Rada lived on a little world, far out in space. 02 She lived there with her father, mother, and brother Jonny. 03 Rada’s father and other people worked on spaceships. 04 Only Rada and Jonny were children, and they were born in space. 05 One day, Dad told Rada and Jonny, “We’re going back to Earth tomorrow.” 06 Rada and Jonny looked at Dad in surprise and floated towards him. 07 Rada asked Dad..

 spaceship n. 우주선  space n. 우주  curious a. 호기심이 많은, 궁금한  Mars n. 화성  moon n. 달, (행성의) 위성  marathon n. 마라톤  space station n. 우주 정거장  type n. 유형, 종류  taste n. 맛 v. 맛보다, 맛이 ~하다  play v. (영화가) 상영되다  begin v. 시작하다 (begin - began - begun)  first adv. 우선, 첫째로; 처음으로  far adv. 멀리  float v. (물위, 공중에서) 떠돌다  towards prep. (어떤 방향으로) 향하여  space suit n. 우주복  else adv. 그 밖에, 다른  everywhere adv..

01 Second, Matisse’s painting is very simple, but Chagall’s painting has many details. 02 In Matisse’s painting, there are only Icarus and some stars. 03 Furthermore, Icarus’ body has just a simple outline. 04 In contrast, Chagall painted many people and houses in addition to Icarus. 05 This difference comes from the different painting styles of the two painters. 06 Whose painting do you like mo..

Two Different Paintings 01 Matisse and Chagall both deal with the same subject in their paintings, but they are different. 02 First, in Matisse’s painting, you can see Icarus flying, but in Chagall’s painting, the boy is falling. 03 This difference comes from the different ideas that the two painters had. 04 Matisse thought that Icarus was brave and adventurous. 05 In contrast, Chagall thought t..

The Greek Myth of Icarus 01 Daedalus was a great inventor. 02 King Minos liked Daedalus’ work so much that he wanted to keep Daedalus with him forever. 03 Daedalus, however, tried to leave, so the King kept him and his son, Icarus, in a tall tower. 04 Daedalus wanted to escape. 05 One day, Daedalus saw birds flying. 06 “Wings! I need wings!” he shouted. 07 Daedalus then gathered bird feathers an..

01 We often find different paintings with the same subject. 02 An example is The Flight of Icarus by Henri Matisse and The Fall of Icarus by Marc Chagall. 03 They are both about the same Greek myth. 01 우리는 종종 같은 주제의 다른 그림들을 발견한다. 02 한 예가 Henri Matisse가 그린 ‘The Flight of Icarus(이카로스의 비행)’와 Marc Chagall이 그린 ‘The Fall of Icarus(이카로스의 추락)’이다. 03 그 그림들은 둘 다 같은 그리스 신화에 관한 것이다.

 begin v. 시작하다, 시작되다 (begin - began - begun)  join v. 함께하다, 합류하다, 가입하다  amusement park n. 놀이공원  theater n. 극장  exhibition n. 전시회  national a. 국립의, 국가의  painter n. 화가  ticket office n. 매표소  sci-fi n. 공상 과학 소설, a. 공상 과학 소설의  romantic a. 로맨틱한, 연애의  flight n. 비행, 날기  Greek a. 그리스의 n. 그리스인[어]  myth n. 신화, 미신  escape v. 탈출하다, 달아나다  fly v. 날다 (fly - flew - flown) , n. 파리  shout v. 외치다 ..

‣‣ Listen and Talk 1. W: You look sick. What’s wrong, Inho? B: I have a sore throat. I have a fever, too. W: I think you have a cold. Take this medicine and make sure you take a good rest. B: OK. Thank you. 1. W: 너 아파 보인다. 무슨 일이니, 인호야? B: 목이 아파요. 열도 나요. W: 감기에 걸린 것 같구나. 이 약을 먹고 반드시 푹 쉬도록 하렴. B: 알겠어요. 고맙습니다. 2. W: What’s wrong, Peter? B: I don’t know, Ms. Kim, but my back hurts a lot. W: Put a he..

How do you feel when you don’t have your smartphone with you? 01 Do you feel nervous when your smartphone is not around? 02 Do you feel sad when you check your smartphone and there is no text message? 03 If your answers are “yes,” you may have smartphone addiction. 04 There are various things you can do to prevent this. 05 For example, turn off your smartphone during meals or meetings. 06 You ca..

Do you have dry eyes or text neck? 01 Smartphones can cause various health problems. One example is dry eyes. 02 When you look at your smartphone, you do not blink often. Then your eyes will feel dry. 03 Another problem you can have is neck pain. 04 When you look down at your smartphone, the stress on your neck increases. 05 Too much use of your smartphone, for example, too much texting, can cau..

01 Living without smartphones is difficult for many of us these days. 02 However, unwise or too much use of smartphones can cause various problems. 03 Are you a smombie? 04 All over the world, people are walking around like zombies. 05 Their heads are down, and their eyes are on their smartphones. 06 We call such people smombies, smartphone zombies. 07 If you are a smombie, you can have various ..

 sore a. 아픈  throat n. 목구멍  fever n. 열  cold n. 감기  medicine n. 약  rest n. 휴식  back n. 등  hurt v. 아프다, 다치게 하다 (hurt - hurt - hurt)  heating pad n. 찜질 팩  stretch v. (팔다리의 근육을) 당기다  exercise n. 운동 v. 운동하다  terrible a. 끔찍한  toothache n. 치통  until prep. ~까지  well a. 건강한  headache n. 두통  bath n. 목욕  thumb n. 엄지  text v. (휴대 전화로) 문자를 보내다, n. 문자 메시지  pain n. 고통  sick note n. 진단서  ..