24강 스포츠, 레저, 취미, 여행
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The shoreline was known for having the ____ fishing spots on the lake.
Jessie was sitting at one of those spots, but her fishing ____ still hadn't moved an inch.
With a deep sigh, Jessie pulled ____ the line and cast it back into the water.
Her dream of ____ a big fish was fading.
"I can't believe I haven't caught a fish yet. Not a ____ one," she thought.
Just as she was about to give up and leave, the ____ line suddenly became tense.
Jessie excitedly ____ onto the fishing pole as it began to move around wildly.
Her eyes widened and her heart ____ to beat faster with excitement.
With a big smile, she could ____ that this was the biggest fish she had ever caught!
Exercise 1 문화 관광 성격의 변화
Today's cultural tourist is just as likely to be in ____ of 'popular', 'everyday' or 'street' culture as they are likely to visit a heritage site or a museum.
The ____ seems to have lost its dominant role as a factory of meaning in (post)modern society, so cultural tourists have gone in search of meaning elsewhere.
The ____ direction of expansion has been into 'everyday life'.
Cultural tourism is as much based on experiencing as it is on seeing; therefore, Raymond Williams' ____ of culture as a whole way of life as well as the arts and learning are particularly relevant here.
Past definitions of cultural tourism ____ 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 ____ interested in the more experiential aspects of culture.
In an international context, particularly in the context of indigenous or ethnic tourism, the way of life of a people can be a central focus, where the ____ 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
____ many U.S. Americans consider mathematics boring and tedious, all forms of standardized rankings involve figures and numbers.
____ ranking quarterbacks, for instance, the NFL (National Football League) standardizes the ranking process by defining different numerical categories that cover all aspects of the position.
Each quarterback has certain numbers and figures, ranging from "percentage of pass completions" to "interceptions over ____" to "number of yards passed per game."
The quarterback's livelihood depends on ____ numbers.
To negotiate a raise, a quarterback has to improve his numbers, and when a quarterback is ____, 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 ____ team has amassed the most points, defined by each virtual league differently, wins the jackpot.
Such leagues even have a draft at the ____ of the season.