2026 수능특강 영어 14강 변형문제

____ formal rules can facilitate productive activity by establishing roles and practices.

The rules of baseball don’t just regulate the behavior of the players; they ____ the behavior that constitutes playing the game.

Rules do not prevent people from playing baseball; they create the very practice that allows people to play ____

A score ____ music imposes rules, but it also creates a pattern of conduct that enables people to produce music.

Legal rules that enable the formation of corporations, that enable the use of wills and trusts, that create negotiable instruments, and that establish the practice of contracting all make practices that ____ new opportunities for individuals.

And we have legal rules that establish roles individuals play within the legal system, such ____ judges, trustees, partners, and guardians.

True, the legal rules that establish these roles constrain the ____ of individuals who occupy them, but rules also create the roles themselves.

Without ____ an individual would not have the opportunity to occupy the role.

Virtues are ____ basic building blocks of human character; they are fundamental qualities like kindness, playfulness, or self-respect.

Virtues are not qualities that only some people possess; rather, ____ virtue is the capacity to exercise that quality.

According to virtue ethics, every person is endowed with the ____ basic library of virtues, and the potential to excel in any of these virtues is part of our basic makeup.

Therefore, what differentiates us from one another is not whether or not we possess a given virtue, but rather the degree to which we have developed (or our parents and ____ have developed in us) the ability to exercise that virtue.

Within a virtue ethics framework, a chronic liar would be understood as being very short ____ honesty rather than lacking honesty entirely.

____ the right conditions and a genuine desire on that person’s part to become more honest, they could over time develop a greater capacity for honesty.

We, as teachers, cannot be ____ ignorant when we are developing our classroom libraries or making other choices about texts.

If we are curating a classroom library, ____ instance, our own preferences should not be more important than our readers’.

I am not the ____ avid reader of science fiction and fantasy.

A classroom audit of my collection revealed that I had far fewer titles in ____ genre than in other genres.

____ I knew, though, from talking with students and reading of their surveys, was that they loved science fiction and fantasy.

It was one of their most popular genres. I admitted to students that I’d let my own disinterest lead to not doing what they were telling ____ they desired.

I asked them what they wanted me to add to ____ classroom library, as well as what texts they wanted to read during our collective work, and I changed based on that feedback.

Our science ____ section doubled, and readers were able to offer continuous feedback that enabled their literacy practices to flourish.

The natural tendency to blame someone for an error is shared by those who made ____ error, who often agree that it was their fault.

People do tend ____ blame themselves when they do something that, after the fact, seems inexcusable. “I knew better,” is a common comment by those who have done something wrong.

But when ____ says, “It was my fault, I knew better,” this is not a valid analysis of the problem.

That doesn’t help prevent ____ recurrence.

When many people all have the same problem, ____ another cause be found?

If the system lets you make the error, it is badly designed. And if the system induces ____ to make the error, then it is really badly designed.

When I turn on the wrong stove burner, it is not due to my lack ____ knowledge: it is due to poor mapping between controls and burners.

Teaching me the relationship will not stop the error from recurring: redesigning the stove ____

____ is useless without distribution.

Without a powerful distributor, the list of products that a publishing organization’s executives believe could be tremendously successful will have much less chance of achieving its ____

Some people believe that the Internet reduces the importance of publication and distribution because just about anyone can post — that is, distribute — a collection of ____ about anything online for very little cost.

But putting things ____ a personal website or even on a backwater page of a popular distributor does not ensure that anyone but your friends will go to it.

Perhaps you will get lucky, and the clip you posted will become a popular viral video viewed by millions. In most cases, however, the key is to have the power to place the content in ____ position where many people have a good chance of seeing it.

That ____ getting the attention of a powerful distributor.