공통영어1 동아 이병민 1과 본문 빈칸 퀴즈

What does it mean to be ____?

There is no single definition, but everyone is ____ in their own way.

____ are three young people sharing their bravest moments in life.

One evening, I went to a convenience ____ to buy some snacks.

No one was at the counter, so I thought the ____ was working in the back.

The telephone started ringing, but no one came to ____ it.

I felt something was wrong. I looked over the counter and saw the clerk ____ on the floor.

I immediately called 911 and explained the ____.

The operator asked me to perform CPR on the clerk until the paramedics ____.

I was scared, but I remembered learning ____ at school.

I checked for a ____ on his neck. Fortunately, he was still breathing.

Then I started to push down on his ____, hoping that I was doing it right.

A few minutes later, the paramedics ____ in and took over the situation.

Luckily, the ____ regained consciousness.

After putting the clerk in the ambulance, the ____ said

“Thank you for being brave. You did a wonderful ____.”

It felt great to ____ save someone’s life!

I dreamed of ____ an Olympic track and field athlete.

My room was ____ of medals and awards from races I had competed in.

During the national 100-meter championship race, however, my Olympic dreams ____ to a sudden end.

I was about to take the lead in the ____ when I suddenly felt a pain in my knee.

I fell to the ____ and had to be carried off the track.

At first, I didn’t ____ much of the injury. I thought I would get better soon.

But the ____ results from the hospital were not hopeful.

The doctors said my knee injury would prevent me from ____ again.

Every night, I ____ flashbacks of my injury.

I could not watch sports anymore because it was just too ____.

So I shut out everything related to sports from my ____.

Two years passed and I was still trying to get used to my ordinary high school life without ____.

Then one day, I ____ across an interesting university major called sports medicine.

It deals with the treatment and prevention of ____ injuries.

A light ____ went on in my head.

This was my chance to stop running ____ from my problems and fears.

So I ____ up my mind and applied to this major.

Today, thanks to my brave decision, I am studying to be a ____ on the sidelines instead of on the playing field.

Ever since I was young, I ____ admired great public speakers.

I hoped to inspire and ____ audiences like them someday.

But every ____ I had a chance to speak in front of people, I would get scared.

I didn’t want to make a ____ of myself.

This fear kept me ____ the stage rather than on it.

That’s why I never entered the ____ speech contest at my school.

I really wanted to, but I just ____ have enough courage.

Last year, however, was my final chance before graduating high ____.

When I saw the poster on the class board, my mind began to fill with thoughts of the school speech ____.

I heard a voice growing ____ in my head, saying “Go for it!”

I decided to sign up for the ____.

To make a long story ____, I did it. I delivered my speech to the entire school.

How did I do? Honestly, I don’t remember much from the contest because I was so ____.

But my act of courage taught me a ____ lesson:

I can do ____ that I put my mind to.