▶Handwritten file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_h7b... ▶Word test: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nMu4... ▶Matthew's mock test (variant questions. Study sufficiently and solve): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eNnK... ▶Matthew's mock test collection of previous years: https://cafe.naver.com/yeoenglish ▶Purchase additional variant questions: Contact yangfun on KakaoTalk (produced by a professional teacher. Consult with an assistant teacher) ▶Video by passage (including previous years): http://mattclass.com/bbs/content.php?... ▶Sign up for Matthew's channel membership: / @mattenglish ▶Matthew's daily channel (Old-timer warning): / @matt_life 3:13:09 About whether it is the root cause or the brain. I explained it with the brain. Since each teacher has a different opinion, I posted a question on wordreference.com, a site where native English language experts gather. Just as some say it = the brain and others say it = the root cause, native English speakers have different opinions. However, native English speakers who see it as the root cause all say that it is ambiguous because of the use of 'also'. I still see it as the brain. Since teachers have different opinions, I hope that students preparing for the exam will refer to the opinions of their school teachers who are the test writers and prepare for the exam. I think that the biggest problem was that the mock exam for the first year of high school used a passage where native English speakers and instructors had different opinions. The key to ordering is demonstrative words such as pronouns, and I think that the problem should be set at a level where capable students can accurately understand the demonstrative words and solve the problem. I tried solving this problem with my third-year high school students, but almost none of them got it right. [Table of Contents by Fingerprint] ====================================================================== 00:00:00 [18] A letter requesting the results of a review of funding for a high school construction project. 00:14:57 [19] I expected the coach to select me as the team captain, but I was shocked to hear that he would send me home instead. 00:24:09 [20] Doing short workouts while doing housework can effectively improve your health. 00:36:03 [21] We perceive the world by reconstructing it into abstract concepts, but this can distort reality. 00:55:47 [22] First impressions can be more accurate than logical analysis. 01:06:19 [23] Specific questions generate quantitative data that clarify abstract concepts and ensure consistency. 01:19:13 [24] AI that reaches the singularity will evolve consciously along with humans. 01:28:17 [25] Classification of four countries by their electricity generation energy sources 01:32:58 [26] The life of Douglas Kirkland, a famous Hollywood photographer 01:40:23 [29] Linguistic metaphors make readers infer the meaning through their thoughts, but digital metaphors are immediate and do not leave users room to wonder. 01:55:03 [30] Humans have limited cognitive abilities, and we just have to learn socially and use technology. 02:03:49 [31] Octopuses have the ability to disguise themselves as illusions. 02:14:10 [32] The degree of pain varies depending on how you perceive it. 02:22:08 [33] Consumers choose the mid-priced version among the three versions, which maximizes the manufacturer's profits. This is the manufacturer's strategy. 02:31:51 [34] Climate fiction will no longer be necessary when climate change becomes a reality. 02:44:27 [35] The water crisis is a political issue, and water resources have become scarce due to government indifference and poor infrastructure. 02:54:13 [36] Our survival depends on our ability to manage relationships within groups, which is expressed as emotions related to self-esteem. 03:07:17 [37] Depression is a disease caused by a distortion of consciousness, not an imbalance of neurotransmitters. 03:16:08 [38] Psychology is the study of human behavior and thinking based on evidence. 03:24:50 [39] Life is a complex system with many interactions, but in a smaller number of collective entities, it produces stable and limited (predictable) results. 03:33:50 [40] Trick punishment reinforces unwanted behavior in children, so parents should focus on rewarding positive behavior rather than negative behavior. 03:44:41 [41-42] We tend to assign meaning to ambiguous objects and biasedly personify them, which is for survival.