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2학기 2회고사 외부 지문입니다!

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2학기 2회고사 외부 지문입니다!

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영어권문화 롤모델 편지쓰기

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미야자키 하야오 감독님 께

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Hello, Anne Jacqueline Hathaway. My name is Park Jiwon, and I am an 18-year-old high school student from South Korea.

I hope for a warm world where everyone loves and shares love, and I aspire to be a nurse to help achieve this goal. In a year, I believe I will be a wonderful nurse working at a university hospital, which has always been my dream.

I am very happy and honored to have the opportunity to convey my feelings to you through this letter. By the time you receive this letter, I will probably have finished my midterm exams and be enjoying some of your movies along with my backlog of shows.

Looking back on my childhood, I remember a time when I was just a carefree elementary school student. I happened to watch the movie "The Intern" while flipping through TV channels. At first, it seemed like a comedy, but as the characters supported each other in their work and life, the last scene left me with many thoughts at such a young age.

After that, I became captivated by your beauty and acting, and I spent some time searching for Anne Jacqueline Hathaway's works, deeply admiring them. I also discovered that you have made significant contributions to the fields of life and human rights, which led me to learn more about your endeavors.

I found out that in 2016, you were appointed as a Goodwill Ambassador for the UN Women, advocating for human rights and gender equality. Your emphasis on paid parental leave during your UN speech, stating, "It is not only the responsibility of those who need change; we need the support of those in power to achieve equality," left a strong impression on me.

As we can see from various unjust cases, those who need help often lack economic power and hold a lower social status, while those who control society possess fame and power. Witnessing people who cannot access justice due to their vulnerable social positions makes me feel angry and heartbroken, even if it’s not my immediate concern. A world that ignores the cries for help will eventually collapse just like those it neglects. Before that happens, we must change our thinking and act justly.

Thus, I believe, as you said, that bringing about change is not solely the responsibility of those in need but a collective responsibility that society must heed. I hope that, influenced by you and others, more people will rise together to protect truly valuable principles and create a world where justice is upheld.

Previously, you also supported the Nike Foundation, working on programs to enhance the rights of young girls in developing countries, highlighting the seriousness of sexual violence in Kenya, and taking the lead in advocating for change. Thanks to you, I believe that young girls in Kenya felt they had allies, even if just for a moment.

I often think about how, thanks to the efforts of you and many shining individuals, we currently live in a somewhat better world. Through the contributions of people like you, I have discovered the dormant sense of justice and true values within me, and I want to be part of creating a better world.

Recently, I had the opportunity to watch "Les Misérables" again during my high school music class. After having grown mentally since my younger days, I was deeply moved by the portrayal of terrible discrimination and death in the film, and I still feel my heart racing. The impact of the ending song stays with me vividly. Watching this film allowed me to deeply contemplate women's rights, and I began to seek ways to ensure the basic right to life for women suffering worldwide, including in Korea.

This experience has shaped my future goals. I plan to engage in domestic or overseas medical volunteering during my university years, and once I become a nurse and gain financial stability, I want to live a life of giving, just like you, extending warm hands to girls and women around the world. I am now on the path to turning 20, and I am excited and happy that the day to realize my goals is approaching.

Although my teenage years have been filled with instability, your characters and your remarkable achievements have inspired me to rise again and have contributed significantly to my inner strength. My father always told me, "While outer beauty is important, it is essential to cultivate inner beauty." When I was younger, I didn’t fully understand it, but after watching "The Princess Diaries," I grasped the meaning. In that movie, as you grew into a beautiful woman, I was deeply touched, and thanks to that, I continue to strive to cultivate my inner self with confidence.

Although I cannot express everything in this letter, I feel like I am stepping into a new world once again through you. Just as I have received so much positive influence from you, I want to create new worlds for those in precarious situations and shine light on those who are left behind, working towards a beautiful world where no one is neglected or suffers.

As your fan, I will support you wherever you are!

Finally, I would like to ask, during my first year of high school, I participated in a debate on abortion. At that time, I believed in the importance of the fetus's right to life and argued against abortion. However, as I progressed to my second year, I shifted to valuing the rights of pregnant women and now support abortion. I wonder what your thoughts are on this matter.

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20609 박채린

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다시

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Dear Mr. Mike Brown

Hello, my name is sooha I am a girl in her 18's from Incheon Korea.I just finished reading

your book, How i killed pluto and Why it had it Coming, and felt truly inspired by it.

I was impressed by your research and achievements and am filled with curiosity about the universe. In particular, my experience of discovering Pluto and studying various celestial bodies outside of the solar system were great inspiration.

Also, I am developing my science dream by watching a doctor continue new discoveries with his passion for space. I would like to hear your thoughts and advice on space. I am also curious about future research plans.

Thank you so much!

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Dear Selena Gomez,

Hello, my name is Shin Hwa Lee, and I am an 18-year-old living in Korea with a deep interest in climate change. I’m curious, when and how did you first become interested in climate change? I truly admire and respect the way you care about this issue and continuously put in effort to address it. As climate change becomes more severe, your efforts to raise awareness about the importance of environmental protection inspire many people, including myself.

Thank you for reminding us of the need to respond to climate change and for leading me and many others toward making more sustainable choices in our daily lives. I have deep respect for your dedication. It is truly touching to see you, not only as a celebrity, but as someone who speaks out for our planet and our future.

Thank you for taking the lead in creating positive change. I hope you always stay healthy, and thank you so much for taking the time to read my letter.

Sincerely,
Shin Hwa Lee

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미야자키 하야오 감독님 께

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Dear Anne Jacqueline Hathaway,

Hello, my name is Park Jiwon, an 18-year-old high school student from South Korea.

I dream of a world where everyone receives and gives love, both emotionally and physically, creating a warm and caring society. I aspire to reach out to the lowest and darkest places to embrace those in need. To achieve even a small part of this vision, I hope to become a nurse. In about a year, I will take a major exam called the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT), and I believe that I will soon become a university student, fulfilling my dream of working as an amazing nurse at a university hospital.

The reason I am writing this letter, despite feeling nervous, is because, in my high school English class, we were given the task of writing a letter to a role model we admire and respect. I am incredibly happy and honored to have the opportunity to express my feelings to you through this letter.

By the time this letter reaches you, I will probably have finished my midterms and will be enjoying catching up on some OTT (Over-the-Top) streaming content, including your movies.

Thinking back to my elementary school days when I was carefree, I remember stumbling upon the movie The Intern while channel surfing. What started out as a comedy turned into a movie that gave me, even as a young child, a lot to think about as I watched you and Robert De Niro’s characters support each other through work and life. Since then, I became captivated by your beauty and acting skills. I found myself looking up all the films you’ve starred in and admiring you more and more.

Later, I discovered that not only are you an outstanding figure in the film industry, but you’ve also made significant contributions in the fields of human rights and equality. One of the things that really stood out to me was when you were appointed as a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador in 2016 for your work in advancing human rights and gender equality. Your speech at the UN, where you stressed the importance of paid parental leave and said, “It is not just the responsibility of those who need change most to bring it about. It’s going to take everyone, and the support of those in the highest levels of power,” left a deep impression on me.

In many unjust cases, we see that those in need of help are often in economically disadvantaged positions or have lower social status, while those who hold power in society tend to have wealth and influence. Seeing people who are unable to access justice because they are in vulnerable positions makes me feel angry and emotional, even if it’s not directly my concern. A world that ignores the cries of those asking for help may not realize it immediately, but it will eventually collapse, just like the people it neglects. Before that happens, we need to change our thinking and act with justice. As you said, it is not just the responsibility of those who need change the most; it is a collective responsibility for society as a whole.

Thanks to your words and the influence of people like you, I sincerely hope that in the future, more people will come together to speak up for justice and protect truly valuable principles.

In addition, I’ve learned that you have worked as a supporter of the Nike Foundation, leading programs to improve the human rights of adolescent girls in developing countries. You also addressed the severity of sexual violence in Kenya and stood with women, raising your voice to demand change in the unjust system. I believe that, thanks to your efforts, those girls in Kenya may have felt, even for a moment, that they had someone on their side and felt a sense of happiness.

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Dear, Mr.Guterres Hello, my name is JunHee Lee. I am a girl from Incheon, Korea. Last year, while participating as a member of the international exchange club at my school, my interest in the UN grew and has continued to this day, which led me to learn about you. I have been involved in activitie…

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Hello. Anne Jacqueline Hathaway, My name is Park Jiwon and I am 18 years old and attending high school in South Korea.

By the time this letter is delivered, I will probably have finished my midterm exams and will be enjoying watching OTT again, including your movie.

When I was a bright elementary school student, I happened to watch the movie ‘The Intern’ while flipping through TV channels.

The movie, which seemed to be a comedy at first, gave me the opportunity to think a lot at that young age, with the two characters acting as each other's strong supporters at work and in life, and as the final scene fades away.

After that, I was captivated by your beauty and acting, and for a while, I looked at Anne Jacqueline Hathaway's work in the search bar and admired it, and it took a deep place in my heart.

Now let's get to the point. The reason I am sending this letter, even though I am nervous, is because in my high school English-speaking culture class, we had an activity where we had to write a letter to a role model I like and respect.

Thanks to you, I am very happy and honored to have the opportunity to convey a little of my heart to you.

In one year, after taking the huge test called the College Scholastic Ability Test, I will become the college student of my dreams, and I will become a wonderful nurse working at a university hospital, which is my dream.

The reason I'm telling this story is because another interest of mine is expressing my opinions on life and health issues and exploring scientific facts in depth. (Actually, it happens sometimes)

Then, as I discovered that you were not only outstanding in the film industry but also had significant contributions and achievements in the fields of life and human rights, I looked into your footprints further.

Among them, I learned that you were appointed as a goodwill ambassador for the UN Women in 2016.

Thank you very much for working as a supporter of the Nike Foundation, carrying out a program to promote the human rights of adolescent girls in developing countries, pointing out the seriousness of sexual violence occurring in Kenya, holding hands on women's side, and speaking out to change a wronged society. .

Thanks to the efforts of many people combined with your brilliant efforts, I think we live in a better world today.

(아직 다 쓴 거 아니에요!)

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20609 박채린

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안녕하세요 대한민국에 살고 있는 18살 이예은입니다

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Dear, Mr.Guterres Hello, my name is JunHee Lee. I am a girl from Incheon, Korea. Last year, while participating as a member of the international exchange club at my school, my interest in the UN grew and has continued to this day, which led me to learn about you.

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Poverty is not a problem for the weak, it is a problem for society. We must work it out together.

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“I think it's important not to limit yourself. You can do whatever you really love to do, no matter what it is..zip - 2

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“I think it's important not to limit yourself. You can do whatever you really love to do, no matter what it is..zip - 1