● Day 1 (월)● Day 2 (수)● Day 3 (금) 완성!
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Key Expression
· 오늘의 핵심 표현
Day 1 · 기초
Private property caused evil.
Day 2 · 확장
More argued that private property caused most injustice.
Day 3 · 목표 ⭐
Hythloday argued that no society could be truly just as long as private property existed, because inequality and suffering were structurally inevitable whenever some owned what others desperately needed.
2
Reading
· 오늘의 본문
In the bustling port city of Anemolia, a land of many faiths, a young priest named Elio questioned the very nature of his community. He saw gold-trimmed temples rise beside crumbling almshouses. He preached tolerance, yet watched as wealthy merchants, citing divine favor for their success, turned away the hungry. The city’s laws protected private property above all, allowing a man to starve next to a full granary he did not own. Elio wondered if this division of ‘mine’ and ‘thine’ was not just an economic rule, but a flaw in the human soul that corrupted even piety. True religious fellowship, he feared, was impossible in a world where need was met with locked doors.
3
Vocabulary
· 핵심 어휘 & 연습
society
사회
Hythloday argued that no society could be truly just.
just
정의로운
He dreamed of a just world without poverty.
inequality
불평등
Private property leads to great inequality.
suffering
고통
The suffering of the poor was ignored.
desperately
필사적으로, 절실히
They desperately needed food and shelter.
Activity 1 · 빈칸 채우기
5 questions
1. Every hour of D-503's life was carefully ____ by the Table of Hours.
2. The ____ of privacy did not exist in the One State.
3. Individual names were ____ and replaced with numbers.
4. The glass walls guaranteed there was no ____ for citizens.
5. The State was ____ declared to represent perfect happiness.
Activity 2 · 듣고 고르기
5 questions
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Activity 3 · 단어 배열하기
3 questions · 점진적 난이도
Easy · 5 words
정답: (본문 참조)
lived
People
numbers
by
.
Medium · 10 words
정답: (본문 참조)
had
instead
Citizens
names
the
numbers
of
State
One
in
Hard · 13 words
정답: (본문 참조)
been
Privacy
officially
name
had
the
in
abolished
happiness
of
collective
.
Activity 4 · 받아쓰기
3 questions
힌트: 4 words
힌트: 8 words
힌트: 15 words
4
Comprehension
· 이해 문제
기본 · 3 questions
Q1. What system governed citizens' daily lives in the One State?
Q2. What was officially abolished in the glass city?
Q3. How were citizens primarily identified in the One State?
심화 · 3 questions (추론)
Q4. Why does the One State use glass buildings?
Q5. What does "abolished in the name of happiness" imply?
Q6. Which word best describes the One State's approach to identity?
5
Grammar
· 문법 포인트
이번 주 문법 포인트
6
Essay
· 에세이 쓰기
TIP 1
명확한 주제문 (Topic Sentence)
"Beauty is important."
"Beauty without morality leads to corruption."
TIP 2
구체적 근거 + 예시
"Because it is bad."
"For example, the story shows how..."
TIP 3
반대 의견 인정하기
"Although some argue that..., I believe..."
TIP 4
연결어 (Transition Words)
First · Furthermore · However · Therefore · In conclusion
TIP 5
강한 마무리 (Conclusion)
"So, that is my opinion."
"This story teaches us that true courage begins within."
이번 주 주제
안전과 편안함을 위해 개인의 자유와 사생활을 포기할 수 있나요? D-503의 삶을 생각하며 자신의 생각을 써보세요.
7
Debate
· 디베이트 연습
이번 주 토론 주제
Is the institution of private property ultimately the root of social inequality?
Is the institution of private property ultimately the root of social inequality?
✅ 찬성 입장
Privacy allows individuals to develop authentic identity and make genuine choices free from surveillance and judgment.
❌ 반대 입장
In the One State, citizens report happiness without privacy — suggesting security and order may be sufficient for contentment.
💡 나의 입장: 위 두 입장 중 하나를 선택하고, D-503의 이야기를 근거로 영어로 2-3문장 써보세요.
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