과천외고 2학년 영어 양보절 독해: 인정과 주장을 뒤바꾸지 않는 법
연결 실전문제 5

Although restoring the old market would cost more than constructing a simple warehouse, the council supported restoration. The market’s covered walkways connected two neighbourhoods, and several small businesses depended on the people passing through them. A warehouse might replace the storage space but not those relationships. This did not mean that every historic building deserved preservation regardless of cost. Rather, the council argued that the comparison had been drawn too narrowly: an alternative could be cheaper while failing to provide an important part of what it was supposed to replace. The relevant question was therefore what functions would survive, not merely which walls would remain.

Although restoring the old market would cost more than constructing a simple warehouse, the council supported restoration. The market’s covered walkways connected two neighbourhoods, and several small businesses depended on the people passing through them. A warehouse might replace the storage space but not those relationships. This did not mean that every historic building deserved preservation regardless of cost. Rather, the council argued that the comparison had been drawn too narrowly: an alternative could be cheaper while failing to provide an important part of what it was supposed to replace. The relevant question was therefore what functions would survive, not merely which walls would remain.

Although restoring the old market would cost more than constructing a simple warehouse, the council supported restoration. The market’s covered walkways connected two neighbourhoods, and several small businesses depended on the people passing through them. A warehouse might replace the storage space but not those relationships. This did not mean that every historic building deserved preservation regardless of cost. Rather, the council argued that the comparison had been drawn too narrowly: an alternative could be cheaper while failing to provide an important part of what it was supposed to replace. The relevant question was therefore what functions would survive, not merely which walls would remain.

Digital maps make unfamiliar streets easier to navigate. Yet their convenience can conceal a difference between reaching a destination and learning a place. A pedestrian following turn-by-turn instructions may arrive efficiently while remembering little about the relationship between nearby streets. This does not justify abandoning navigation tools. On a first visit, or when time is limited, their guidance can be valuable. But someone hoping to develop a lasting sense of the area may need to pause, predict a direction, and compare that prediction with the map. Assistance is useful; dependence is a separate question.

Digital maps make unfamiliar streets easier to navigate. Yet their convenience can conceal a difference between reaching a destination and learning a place. A pedestrian following turn-by-turn instructions may arrive efficiently while remembering little about the relationship between nearby streets. This does not justify abandoning navigation tools. On a first visit, or when time is limited, their guidance can be valuable. But someone hoping to develop a lasting sense of the area may need to pause, predict a direction, and compare that prediction with the map. Assistance is useful; dependence is a separate question.