과천외고 2학년 영어: 사전 대비·실제 시험 비교에서 익히는 근거 판정

A council debated whether public funds should support an annual neighborhood festival. One member argued that the event encouraged generosity because residents prepared meals for strangers. Another agreed that the festival might develop that virtue but denied that this alone justified using public money. The disagreement was not about whether generosity mattered. It concerned whether promoting a valuable trait was sufficient grounds for requiring everyone to contribute financially. A historian then described earlier festivals that had been used to demonstrate civic loyalty. Her description did not endorse those practices; it showed how celebrations could serve political purposes. The council postponed its decision while requesting estimates of cost and access. Neither the discussion of a virtue nor the historical description amounted to formal approval of the funding proposal.

A council debated whether public funds should support an annual neighborhood festival. One member argued that the event encouraged generosity because residents prepared meals for strangers. Another agreed that the festival might develop that virtue but denied that this alone justified using public money. The disagreement was not about whether generosity mattered. It concerned whether promoting a valuable trait was sufficient grounds for requiring everyone to contribute financially. A historian then described earlier festivals that had been used to demonstrate civic loyalty. Her description did not endorse those practices; it showed how celebrations could serve political purposes. The council postponed its decision while requesting estimates of cost and access. Neither the discussion of a virtue nor the historical description amounted to formal approval of the funding proposal. (a) Both members treated generosity as valuable. (b) The second member denied that the festival could encourage generosity. (c) The historian supported the earlier political practices. (d) The council requested additional information before deciding. (e) Public funding had already received formal approval.

A council debated whether public funds should support an annual neighborhood festival. One member argued that the event encouraged generosity because residents prepared meals for strangers. Another agreed that the festival might develop that virtue but denied that this alone justified using public money. The disagreement was not about whether generosity mattered. It concerned whether promoting a valuable trait was sufficient grounds for requiring everyone to contribute financially. A historian then described earlier festivals that had been used to demonstrate civic loyalty. Her description did not endorse those practices; it showed how celebrations could serve political purposes. The council postponed its decision while requesting estimates of cost and access. Neither the discussion of a virtue nor the historical description amounted to formal approval of the funding proposal.

A council debated whether public funds should support an annual neighborhood festival. One member argued that the event encouraged generosity because residents prepared meals for strangers. Another agreed that the festival might develop that virtue but denied that this alone justified using public money. The disagreement was not about whether generosity mattered. It concerned whether promoting a valuable trait was __________. A historian then described earlier festivals that had been used to demonstrate civic loyalty. Her description did not endorse those practices; it showed how celebrations could serve political purposes. The council postponed its decision while requesting estimates of cost and access. Neither the discussion of a virtue nor the historical description amounted to formal approval of the funding proposal.

A council debated whether public funds should support an annual neighborhood festival. One member argued that the event encouraged generosity because residents prepared meals for strangers. Another agreed that the festival might develop that virtue but denied that this alone justified using public money. The disagreement was not about whether generosity mattered. It concerned whether promoting a valuable trait was sufficient grounds for requiring everyone to contribute financially. A historian then described earlier festivals that had been used to demonstrate civic loyalty. Her description did not endorse those practices; it showed how celebrations could serve political purposes. The council postponed its decision while requesting estimates of cost and access. Neither the discussion of a virtue nor the historical description amounted to formal approval of the funding proposal.