Tarjima
These days you can easily see public bicycles all over the city. You find a nearby rental station with a smartphone app, borrow a bike and return it to a station near your destination. It is especially convenient for short trips from a bus or subway stop to home or work. ( ), as public bikes have increased, problems needing solutions have also appeared. More and more bikes are left anywhere, blocking pedestrians, or are handled carelessly and break down. For public bikes to become the citizens’ ‘feet’, each user needs to treat them with care, like their own belongings.
( )에 들어갈 알맞은 것을 고르십시오.
Izoh
Step 1: read the sentences before and after the gap. Before: an advantage (very convenient); after: '해결해야 할 문제' (problems to solve) – opposite directions. Step 2: you need a connector that turns to a contrasting point → '그런데' (however). Step 3: eliminate. '그래서' (so) is wrong because the problems are not a result of convenience. '게다가' (moreover) adds a point in the same direction, but this is the opposite. '예를 들면' (for example) is wrong because the next sentence is not an example of the previous one.
Shu savoldagi soʻzlar · soʻzlarni saqlash uchun kiring
- 공공
- 대여소
- 반납하다
- 보행자
- 통행
- 함부로
위 글의 주제로 가장 알맞은 것을 고르십시오.
Izoh
Step 1: the main idea is often in the last sentence, especially one with '-려면 … 필요하다' (to…, you need…). It says that for public bikes to become the citizens’ ‘feet’, users must treat them like their own. Step 2: the text moves from advantages → problems → solution, so the topic is the solution at the end – option 4. Step 3: options 1 and 3 are only details from the beginning, not the main idea. Option 2 is never mentioned.
Shu savoldagi soʻzlar · soʻzlarni saqlash uchun kiring
- 이용자
- 아끼다
- 태도
- 시민