|  | | Questions 1 - 3 refer to the following conversation.  |  
 Why is the woman going to the airport? | (A) She is going on vacation.
(B) She works at the airport.
(C) She is taking a business trip.
(D) She is picking up a client.
| | |
 What time does her flight leave? | (A) 12:00
(B) 1:00
(C) 1:30
(D) 2:30
| | |
 How will she get there? | (A) She will go in the man's vehicle.
(B) She will ride in a company car.
(C) She will take the subway.
(D) She will take the airport bus.
| | | | | | |  | | | | 대다수 국민, 대통령 국정 운영 방식에 불만족 |    | According to a recent survey compiled by Gallup Korea, most citizens are unhappy with the South Korean government's management of the current financial crisis. South Koreans were unsatisfied with the government's incoherent policies, lack of coordination among state bodies, and ability to mitigate the ongoing economic downturn.
Several studies show that South Koreans have been unhappy with their government for some time, but that the public mistrust has intensified in the past few months. Economic policymakers have come under fire for flip-flopping on several major policy issues such as real estate market regulations and the restructuring of the corporate sector. Furthermore, policymakers who have failed to keep their promises have turned many loyal citizens into skeptics.
A similar survey conducted by Gallup Korea in 2008 showed that a majority of citizens were unhappy with the performance of President Lee Myung-bak. A little more than 80 percent of survey participants felt that Lee had accomplished nothing in his first 100 days in office and more than half criticized him heavily for the U.S. beef import deal. In addition to complaints about the national economy, many disliked the President's management style and were offended that he failed to keep several of his promises.
On the bright side, Gallup Korea's survey showed that South Koreans had a positive outlook when it came to the economy for the long-term. A little over 40 percent of all survey participants said they believed the national economy would worsen in the upcoming months, whereas a whopping 70 percent felt that way in December of 2008. In addition, many South Koreans said they expect to see a pay increase in the next three months, with only 28 percent believing they would see a drop in income. The 2008 survey showed that 53 percent of survey participants feared they would earn less money in the near future. | | | | | | | | | | | 미군 내 성폭행 작년에 8% 증가 |   | | | | | | | | 재택 학습을 받는 아이들은, 교사 한 명에게 20명 가량의 다른 학생들과 같이 배우기 보다는 형제 한 두명과 같이 배우거나 1:1로 교육 받게 된다. | | |  | | | | | | | | |
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