[청랑 킬러문항] 2025 수능 영어 빈칸 문제 #37

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지문)

Globalization claims that digital networks and new production systems have lowered barriers so that individuals and small teams can compete across borders. It portrays a progression from state-driven exploration to firm-led expansion and finally to an era in which ordinary people collaborate in real time through interoperable tools. The text catalogs multiple “flattening” forces—shared standards, open collaboration, remote services, and finely tuned supply chains—and argues that dense economic interdependence can even temper conflict because war would rupture mutually profitable links. Yet the narrative also concedes that access to broadband, education, capital, and trusted institutions is uneven, and that recent shocks—pandemics, trade disputes, and security crises—revealed how fragile cross-border systems can be. Policymakers are therefore urged to invest in adaptable skills, experimentation, and robust infrastructure rather than blame technology itself. In this light, the book’s metaphor of a “level field” functions less as a guarantee than as a conditional promise: connectivity widens the circle of opportunity only where preparation and capacity are in place. Put differently, the core lesson is that ________________.

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Vocabulary

interdependence	ˌɪntərdɪˈpɛndəns	상호 의존
interoperable	ˌɪntərˈɒpərəbəl	상호 운용 가능한
supply chain	səˈplaɪ tʃeɪn	공급망
contingent	kənˈtɪndʒənt	조건부의, 상황에 좌우되는
infrastructure	ˈɪnfrəˌstrʌktʃər	사회 기반 시설
diffusion	dɪˈfjuːʒən	확산

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문제) What best completes the blank?

① borderless networks have already erased structural inequality
② protectionist barriers are the only rational defense against volatility
③ connectivity operates as a multiplier that rewards skills and institutions more than it guarantees equality
④ military conflict becomes impossible once trade links are dense enough
⑤ education and infrastructure matter less as digital tools improve

 

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