24강 스포츠, 레저, 취미, 여행
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The shoreline was known for having the ____ fishing spots on the lake.
____ was sitting at one of those spots, but her fishing line still hadn't moved an inch.
With a deep sigh, ____ pulled out the line and cast it back into the water.
Her dream of catching ____ big fish was fading.
"I can't believe I haven't caught ____ fish yet. Not a single one," she thought.
Just as she was about to give up and leave, the ____ line suddenly became tense.
Jessie excitedly held onto the fishing pole as ____ began to move around wildly.
____ eyes widened and her heart began to beat faster with excitement.
With a big smile, she could feel that this was ____ biggest fish she had ever caught!
Exercise 1 문화 관광 성격의 변화
Today's cultural tourist is just ____ likely to be in search of 'popular', 'everyday' or 'street' culture as they are likely to visit a heritage site or a museum.
The museum seems to have lost its dominant role as a factory of meaning in (post)modern society, so cultural tourists have gone in search ____ meaning elsewhere.
____ predominant direction of expansion has been into 'everyday life'.
Cultural tourism is as much based on experiencing as it is on seeing; therefore, Raymond Williams' definitions of culture ____ a whole way of life as well as the arts and learning are particularly relevant here.
Past definitions of ____ tourism have placed too much emphasis on cultural tourism as a form of arts or heritage tourism in its narrowest sense; for example, visiting museums, monuments, galleries and theatres.
Cultural tourists are also interested in the more experiential ____ of culture.
In an international context, particularly in the context ____ indigenous or ethnic tourism, the way of life of a people can be a central focus, where the traveller is motivated primarily by first-hand, authentic or intimate contact with people whose ethnic or cultural background is different from their own.
Exercise 2 미식축구에서 숫자의 의미
Although many U.S. Americans consider mathematics boring and tedious, all forms of standardized ____ involve figures and numbers.
When ranking quarterbacks, for instance, the NFL (National Football League) standardizes the ranking process by defining different numerical categories that ____ all aspects of the position.
Each quarterback has certain ____ and figures, ranging from "percentage of pass completions" to "interceptions over touchdowns" to "number of yards passed per game."
The ____ livelihood depends on those numbers.
To negotiate a raise, a quarterback has to improve ____ numbers, and when a quarterback is benched, it is often due to unsatisfactory numbers.
Similarly, at least 13 million Americans belong to virtual football leagues in which participants select players from different professional teams; at the end of the season, the participant whose virtual team has amassed the most points, defined by each virtual league ____ wins the jackpot.
Such ____ even have a draft at the beginning of the season.