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[Debate/토론] (Q&A) History
최고관리자 | 19-12-11 08:31
My favorite subject at school was history. I don’t know why. I loved reading the stories about famous people and famous events. When I was little, history was just stories. As I got older, I realized history is the study of how we got here today. It’s a long journey that describes all the wars, great people, inventions, disasters, etc that have brought us to this point in time. I now love any kind of history. It’s fascinating to visit a new country and learn about its history. Watching the news today is like seeing history unfold. Lots of the things I learnt at school now make the news more interesting. History provides us with the perfect background information to a news story.
* favorite = 마음에 드는, 매우 좋아하는/ famous = 유명한/ realize = 깨닫다, 알아차리다, 인식[자각]하다/ journey = (특히 멀리 가는) 여행[여정/이동]/ disaster = 참사, 재난, 재해/ (at) this point in time = 현 시점에서는, 현재는/ fascinating = 대단히 흥미로운, 매력적인/ unfold = (어떤 내용이 서서히) 펼쳐지다[밝혀지다]; 펼치다, 밝히다/ provide = 제공[공급]하다, 주다
* 질문 *
01. Is history important to you?
02. Why do people like history?
03. Do you think history repeats itself?
04. Did you like studying history at school?
05. What period of history interests you most?
06. What do you know about your family history?
07. Do you think history comes back to haunt us?
08. Does your country have a proud or violent history?
09. What do you think of the overall history of your country?
10. What period of history would you like to go back and live in?
11. Napoleon Bonaparte said “History is a set of lies agreed upon”. Do you agree with this?
12. How would the world change if schools stopped teaching history to children and
all history books were destroyed?
13. Sir Winston Churchill said: “Those that fail to learn from history, are doomed to repeat it.”
Do you agree with him?
14. “Half of writing history is hiding the truth.” What do you think of this quote in relation to
what was in your school history books?
15. In his book 1984, George Orwell says: “He who controls the past, controls the future; and
he who controls the present, controls the past.” Do you agree? Does this apply to countries today?
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