一、詞彙(105-12英文Super卷)B4L1~B4L8
1. The audience
was impressed by the dramatic
theater ; they stood and applauded once it was finished.
(A)
graduation (B) concentration (C)
performance (D) anniversary
2. The
two typhoons that hit Taiwan during the Moon Festival holiday in 2016 plane departures, which was frustrating to many travelers.
(A) resisted (B) captured (C) exploded (D) delayed
3. If you are
interested in working at this company,
please fill out this job form.
(A) decoration (B) position (C) application (D) construction
4.
Elliot thought it would be to bring umbrellas, but Danny was certain it wouldn’t rain at all.
(A) advanced (B) necessary (C) effective (D)
frequent
5.
After his adventure, the explorer
decided to write a book about what he in the jungle.
(A)
experienced (B) introduced (C)
registered (D)
participated
6. There are so many delicious dessert options on this menu; it’s difficult to decide which
one to order.
(A) trends (B) methods (C) elements (D) choices
7. Nancy suggested that we should take the train instead of the bus, as it takes a shorter
amount of time for the
train to get to our destination.
(A) advised (B) conveyed (C) reacted (D) described
8.
Jimmy has been so busy at work that he has neglected his pet dog for almost a week.
(A) affected (B)
varied (C) recorded (D) ignored
9.
Sophie never puts her photos on the Internet because she is concerned that someone will
use them without asking
for her permission.
(A) excited (B) pleased (C) confused (D) worried
10. The two long-lost
friends were thankful for the accidental
meeting; neither of them knew that
they would run into each other.
(A) potential (B) particular (C) unexpected (D) sufficient
11. In August 2016, numerous historical buildings collapsed during the devastating
earthquake in Italy.
(A) knocked down (B) passed down (C) fell down (D)
shut down
II. 對話題
12. Debbie: Abigail:
Sure, it’s quite far, though.
Debbie: What buses
can I take?
Abigail: You can take Bus 243 or 279 and get off at Maple Street.
You’ll see it once you
get off the bus.
Debbie: Got it.
Thank you very much!
(A) Is the nearest
hospital close by? (B)
When will we arrive at the hospital?
(C) Could you
tell me how to get to the hospital? (D) How long does it take to walk to the nearest
hospital?
13. Sherry: Let’s watch The Horror
House tonight! David:
Sherry: I’m getting
bored with action movies. I want something different.
David: OK. We can watch it tonight, but I
get to choose the next movie.
(A) Why have you been so into horror movies lately?
(B) No, I hated that movie. Pick another
one.
(C) Sure,
I’ve heard good things about it. (D)
OK, but what is it about?
14. Jared: Hi, Mario. How’s
it going?
Mario: Pretty
good. By the way, I’d like to invite you to my birthday party next Friday.
Jared: Thanks.
Mario: Sure. Hope you’ll come!
(A) I’ll
definitely show up on time. (B)
But I’m going to my cousin’s wedding that night.
(C) But I’m on
a tight schedule. (D)
I’ll check my schedule and tell you if I can make it.
15. Zack: I’m not sure if
I’m putting this desk
together the right way.
Kate: Let me see
… You’ve glued the wrong pieces together!
Zack: What?
Oh no! Kate: Don’t worry. I can fix it for you.
(A) I think I
can handle this. (B)
It’s nothing major.
(C) I forgot to
buy some more glue. (D)
I should have read the instructions.
16. Secretary: Your
sister called half an hour ago. Matilda:
Secretary: No.
But she asked you to call back. Matilda: OK. Thanks for letting me know.
(A) What did she
say on the phone? (B)
Did she leave a message?
(C) Should I
call her back? (D)
Is she busy at the moment?
17. Clerk: That’s NT$139.
Are you paying with cash or
credit card?
Doris: Cash. But I only have NT$1,000. Clerk: That’s not a problem.
Doris: Thank you so much.
(A) Here’s your card back. (B) Here’s your change.
(C) Do you
have any coins? (D)
You can keep the change.
18. Betty: Hey, can I borrow your
headphones? I left mine in the classroom.
Linda: Sorry,
but . I lent them to Jimmy.
Betty: That’s
OK. I’ll ask somebody else.
(A) I need to
use them later (B)
mine are broken
(C) I don’t have
them with me now (D)
I’m not sure if I can
19. Renee: I heard the zPhone 8 is now on the market. Taylor:
Really?
Renee: I’m not
sure yet. Taylor:
Let’s check out their online shop to
see if it’s real.
(A) But I
already bought one. (B)
Do you think that’s true?
(C) Where did
you hear that? (D)
I already knew that.
20. Terry: The vacation was fun, but I’m actually kind of
happy it’s coming to an end.
Susan: Me too.
I’m looking forward to sleeping in my own
bed again.
Terry: Susan:
You can say that again.
(A) We should
rent a new apartment. (B)
I wonder what the weather will be like at home.
(C) Hotels have
the best beds. (D)
There’s no place like home.
21. Lawrence:
Suzanna: The fish can be fried or steamed. Which do you
prefer?
Lawrence: I’d
like it steamed.
(A) How are you
going to make this dish? (B) What
do you want to cook tonight?
(C) What will
be the main dish at dinner tonight? (D) What
kind of fish do you like?
三、綜合測驗
Joseph Schooling of Singapore
won the gold medal for the 100 meter butterfly at
the
Rio 2016 Olympics.
He
did it in 50.39 seconds, which is an Olympic record. It is
Singapore’s first ever Olympic gold medal. 22 reason that Schooling’s win was so special
is because
he beat
Michael Phelps, his idol, eight
years after meeting him at
just 13
years
old.
A
photo of that meeting was 23 shared on the Internet. It provides
a heart- warming
moment for the pair,
represents just how far
Schooling has come, and displays
Phelps’s 24 longevity as a swimmer
who
has dominated the sport for 16 years.
Schooling has since been called a
hero by his fellow countrymen. Singapore’s prime
minister even 25
the young man on Facebook.
As for Phelps, he announced
his 26 after the closing ceremony of the Rio 2016 Olympics. He exits the sport with
a total of 28 medals, including 23 golds.
22. (A) Another (B) Others (C) Other (D) The others
23. (A) surely (B) easily (C) usually (D)
widely
24. (A) complicated (B)
predictable (C) amazing (D) shameful
25. (A) congratulated (B) condemned (C) consoled (D)
consulted
26. (A) accomplishment (B) retirement (C) agreement (D)
engagement
Dion Leonard runs extreme
marathons. These races take days to complete,
and can often be lonely. Therefore, the 41-year-old
Australian was delighted
to be 27 by Gobi, a stray dog, on the 4 Desert
Race across China. Gobi ran with him, slept next to him, and kept him company.
They reached the finish line, in Urumqi, together, and Leonard decided to 28 Gobi. He planned to bring her back to Edinburgh, Scotland, where he lives.
However, before this could happen, Gobi had to spend 120 days in a special center to make sure she didn’t have any diseases. To pay for the quarantine
Gobi needed as well
as 29 the money to bring Gobi home, Leonard used a website that allowed people to donate money to his cause. However, when Gobi was at the center, she ran away and 30 on the streets of Urumqi for a couple days. To get Gobi back,
Leonard returned to China. Fortunately, 31 the help from many local volunteers, Leonard finally reunited
with his four-legged
friend.
27. (A) accompanied (B) participated (C) dominated (D)
resembled
28. (A) appeal (B)
adopt (C) seize (D) forbid
29. (A) trade (B)
raise (C) explore (D) exchange
30. (A) lose (B)
lost (C) was
lose (D) was lost
31. (A) from (B)
for (C) with (D) among
四、閱讀測驗
Scientists have recently
made a new discovery
about Earth’s tallest animal, the giraffe. Until now, scientists have believed that
giraffes belonged
to one species, with several subspecies distinguished by their different
patterns. However, after examining
the giraffes’ DNA, they’ve
recognized that there are actually four separate species.
The study showed evidence that the four species shared a common ancestor around
one
to two million years ago. However, there
is nothing to indicate
that
the species have
crossbred or exchanged
genes with each other since then. To the scientists, this is clear
evidence that the four species are distinct from each
other.
Conservation was the study’s initial goal. Scientists wanted to understand how the
different subspecies
of giraffe
might be affected if they were
mixed together in protected animal reservations. This discovery shows that each species of giraffe may require different methods of conservation,
because each species may require
totally different environments
and diets than the others.
Giraffe populations have declined 40% since 2001, with only an estimated 90,000 giraffes left in the wild. While giraffes as a whole are not included on the endangered species list, the discovery may prove that each species
is progressing in a different
way.
Therefore, the scientists’
next
project is to study what each species needs to survive, and
how
to effectively protect each
species.
32. What would
be a
good title for this passage?
(A)
Scientists Discover New Subspecies of
Giraffe (B) Giraffe Populations over
the Past 15 Years
(C)
Surprising Discovery Could Help Protect Giraffes (D) A Study of Ancient Animals: The Giraffe
33. According to the article,
scientists .
(A) have known about the four different species of
giraffe since 2001
(B) have separated
one species of giraffe into four species recently
(C) can prove
that each species of giraffe has mated with each other
(D) are not able
to show that the giraffe species
have distinct DNA
34. What is one thing that the study did NOT show?
(A) That the four giraffe species may need different
conservation approaches.
(B) That the four
giraffe species developed from a common ancestor.
(C) That female
giraffes have only bred with their own species.
(D) That mixing the giraffes in protected
areas shouldn’t cause problems.
35. The underlined word “declined” can
be replaced with .
(A) enlarged (B)
influenced (C) decreased (D) doubled
36. Which of
the following is implied
in the passage?
(A) Giraffe populations will begin to rise thanks to this study.
(B)
Scientists have yet to figure out how best to protect the giraffes.
(C) More than
90,000 giraffes live in protected animal reservations in Africa.
(D) Giraffes were
once listed on the endangered list.
Thailand completed construction on the MahaNakhon, the country’s tallest building, and opened it to the public in August 2016. However, if you look at the MahaNakhon,
which
is in central Bangkok, you could be forgiven for thinking that the building wasn’t
finished at all. A ribbon of open space winds its way around the sides of the building from
top to bottom, giving the impression
that the builders have not yet put in all
of the exterior walls.
In fact, this is part of the MahaNakhon’s design. The open spaces are not truly open, but
have been built with glass walls, which provide magnificent views of the city. The glass walls are spaced out, which makes the MahaNakhon’s ribbon of open spaces look a little
like
the pixels on an old-fashioned computer
screen. The designer, German architect
Ole Scheeren, says this stops the huge tower from dominating Bangkok’s skyline.
Scheeren, who lived in
Thailand in the 1990s, says that Bangkok is a mixture of old traditions
and modern ideas, which inspired
him to come up with the MahaNakon’s design. He has won a number
of design awards for this project.
The building itself
is
314.2 meters high, and has 77 floors. It is home
to
restaurants, high-end stores, a hotel, and some of Bangkok’s most expensive
apartments. There is also
an
outdoor square than connects the MahaNakhon with the closest subway station. It’s
certain to catch the attention
of every visitor to Thailand’s
capital for decades to come.
37. What is the main purpose of this article?
(A) To introduce some tourist spots in Bangkok, Thailand.
(B) To talk about
a new and unusual building in Bangkok.
(C) To talk about
the tallest buildings in Southeast Asia.
(D) To talk about
the work of the architect Ole Scheeren.
38. What is said about the MahaNahkon’s design?
(A) It looks
like many other skyscrapers in Thailand.
(B) There are
many ribbons that hang from the walls.
(C) One side of
the building was built with glass walls.
(D) There are
open spaces on all sides of the structure.
39. According to the article, Ole Scheeren
.
(A) has lived in Thailand since the 1990s (B) received numerous awards for
his work
(C) was
inspired by a building from Germany (D)
has not completed designing the building
40. What is implied
about Thai culture in the article?
(A) It strikes
a balance between the old and
the new. (B) It is focused on making things bigger and better.
(C) It sticks
to many of its outdated traditions. (D)
It is heavily influenced by German
design ideas.
41. Which of the
following sentences is TRUE?
(A) The MahaNahkon
contains its own subway station.
(B) Most of
the MahaNahkon is occupied by hotels and restaurants.
(C) People can
rent apartments inside the MahaNahkon.
(D) The
stores in the MahaNahkon are mostly on the higher floors.
第二部分：非選擇題（第 I
到第 III 題，每題6分，18分）
I. 填充 說明：▲請依據中文提示，將試題內空格①、②答案之完整單字(含提示之字首)，分別作答。
▲請勿抄題，每格限填一字，超過一字者視為錯誤，不予計分。
1. Jessica
had d
① preparing for the
oral p ② .
潔西卡準備口頭報告時遇到困難。
① ②
II.
句子重組
說明：▲ 請將題中5段提示字詞重組成一完整句子，並於句尾加上適當標點符號。
▲
答案中不能增減字詞或修改變化字詞，請勿抄題。
2. attended / last year /
this annual event/ five hundred
people / It is estimated that
III. 中譯英 說明：▲
請將以下中文句子譯成正確、通順、達意的英文，請勿抄題。
3. 瑞秋(Rachel)年紀太小以致於無法參加那個夏令營。
第二部分：非選擇題（第 I
到第 III 題，每題6分，18分）
I. 填充
說明：▲請依據中文提示，將試題內空格①、②答案之完整單字(含提示之字 首)，分別作答。 ▲請勿抄題，每格限填一字，超過一字者視為錯誤，不予計分。
1. Jessica had
d ① preparing for the
oral p ② .
潔西卡準備口頭報告時遇到困難。
① difficulty
② presentation
II. 句子重組
說明：▲ 請將題中5段提示字詞重組成一完整句子，並於句尾加上適當標點符號。 ▲
答案中不能增減字詞或修改變化字詞，請勿抄題。
2. attended
/ last year / this annual event/ five hundred
people / It is estimated that
It is
estimated that five hundred people
attended this annual event last year.
III. 中譯英
說明：▲ 請將以下中文句子譯成正確、通順、達意的英文，請勿抄題。
3. 瑞秋(Rachel)年紀太小以致於無法參加那個夏令營。
Rachel is too young to
join/go to
the summer camp.
