청랑 수능영어 킬러문항 : 2025 수능 대비 빈칸문제 7

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With the explosion of high-speed internet and mobile devices, fast-paced short-form videos have become a dominant force in media consumption. These bite-sized clips often cram intense emotions and unexpected twists into just a few seconds, creating a flood of stimulation that’s hard to resist. Many viewers find themselves watching clip after clip, chasing the brief thrill delivered by each one.

However, neuroscientific studies suggest that this kind of media diet may have a cost. The brain adapts to frequent dopamine spikes, gradually demanding stronger and more frequent stimulation. As a result, slower, less stimulating activities—such as reading or quiet reflection—become harder to engage in. Teenagers, in particular, may show declining reading comprehension and attention spans, while adults report reduced mental focus and restlessness.

What’s more, over time, the mind becomes conditioned to associate silence with discomfort and depth with boredom. ______________________________. To reclaim our ability to think deeply, experts recommend intentional breaks from digital overload and a return to slower, more mindful habits.

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[Vocabulary]
bite-sized: 한입 크기의, 짧은
engage in: ~에 몰두하다
restlessness: 안절부절 못함
conditioned: 조건화된

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문제) Which of the following best completes the blank?

① The pursuit of constant stimulation may be eroding our tolerance for stillness
② Most users are unaware of the mental benefits of short-form videos
③ Emotional intensity improves memory retention and learning speed
④ Adults tend to adapt better to fast-paced media than adolescents
⑤ Reading comprehension is unrelated to digital media exposure

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