달의 이성 학원 · Sample · Student

Wide Angle

Specialization is powerful, but it can trap attention inside a single toolkit. Learners who also roam—reading outside their major, borrowing methods from another field, testing analogies—often solve unfamiliar problems faster. They do not abandon depth; they build bridges between depths.

A wide angle is not distraction. It is a habit of asking, “Where else have I seen this pattern?” When that question becomes automatic, knowledge transfers. The classroom becomes less about memorizing one map and more about navigating many maps with the same compass: comparison, evidence, and revision.

Multiple choice

1. What advantage does the passage claim for wide-angle learners?

  1. They never need deep knowledge
  2. They connect ideas across domains and transfer patterns
  3. They only memorize one map
  4. They avoid evidence and revision

Multiple choice

2. “Wide angle” in this passage means…

  1. Buying a camera
  2. A habit of comparing patterns across fields
  3. Quitting school
  4. Ignoring specialization forever

Short answer

3. Give one example (from study or life) of transferring a pattern from one domain to another.