📚[2026 수능특강] 영어 독해 - 깔끔 워크북 (기본/심화)

 

 

 

📚[2026 수능특강] 영어 독해 워크북 (기본/심화)

 

 

 

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※주의: 저작권 이슈로 지문의 일부는 동의어로 수정, 변형되었으며 단어 리스트는 자체 제작 했습니다.

 

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원 지문

In the 1950s, hardly anyone was interested in yeast. To most, it didn’t seem we could learn much about our complex selves by studying a tiny fungus. It was a struggle to convince the scientific community that yeast could be useful for something more than baking bread, brewing beer, and vinting wine. What Mortimer and Johnston recognized, and what many others began to realize in the years to come, was that those tiny yeast cells are not so different from ourselves. For their size, their genetic and biochemical makeup is extraordinarily complex, making them an exceptionally good model for understanding the biological processes that sustain life and control lifespans in large complex organisms such as ourselves. If you are doubtful that a yeast cell can tell us anything about cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, rare diseases, or aging, consider that there have been five Nobel Prizes in Physiology or Medicine awarded for genetic studies in yeast, including the 2009 prize for discovering how cells counteract telomere shortening, one of the characteristics of aging.

 

 

변경 어휘

interested in → concerned with

struggle → challenge

convince → persuade

useful → valuable

extraordinarily → remarkably

lifespans → longevity

doubtful → skeptical

 

 

수정 지문

In the 1950s, hardly anyone was concerned with yeast. To most, it didn’t seem we could learn much about our complex selves by studying a tiny fungus. It was a challenge to persuade the scientific community that yeast could be valuable for something more than baking bread, brewing beer, and vinting wine. What Mortimer and Johnston recognized, and what many others began to realize in the years to come, was that those tiny yeast cells are not so different from ourselves. For their size, their genetic and biochemical makeup is remarkably complex, making them an exceptionally good model for understanding the biological processes that sustain life and control longevity in large complex organisms such as ourselves. If you are skeptical that a yeast cell can tell us anything about cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, rare diseases, or aging, consider that there have been five Nobel Prizes in Physiology or Medicine awarded for genetic studies in yeast, including the 2009 prize for discovering how cells counteract telomere shortening, one of the characteristics of aging.

 

 

 

위기는 기회! 동의어 학습에 더욱 유리할 수 있습니다.

 

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수능특강 영어 독해 워크북(기본)

[W]부_26수특영독_WB기_Unit1.pdf

3.30MB

 

 

수능특강 영어 독해 워크북(심화)

[W]부_26수특영독_WB심_Unit1.pdf

2.39MB

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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📚2026 수능특강 영어 독해 - 워크북 기본/심화 (제작중)