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臺北市立中山國民中學 108學年度第 2學期九年級英語科第 1次定期評量試題卷
科目代碼：02
佳音翰林 iEnglish Book 5 Unit 4~ Review 2 Class: No. Name:
第一部份：聽力試題 Listening Comprehension（每題唸兩次）30% ※請以 2B 鉛筆於電腦卡上作答
A、辨識句意：請依據所聽到的句子選出符合描述的圖片 (每題 2分，共 10% )
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B、基本問答：請根據錄音的內容，選出一個最適合的回應。（每題 2分，共 10%）
6.
(A) Yes. I was late for it.
(B) Yes. Shall we go now?
(C) That’s right. Nobody came to the party.
7.
(A) No. Pig is.
(B) Yes. I’ll sign for it.
(C) No. There are twelve.
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8.
(A) My bad. I won’t do it anymore.
(B) It’s not polite to be mean to others.
(C) I don’t know how to be nice to myself.
9.
(A) They didn’t hear it at that time.
(B) They were taking a test while they heard it.
(C) There’s nothing wrong with the noise.
10.
(A) You should say sorry to him by yourself.
(B) Don’t worry. He won’t be angry with you.
(C) Me too. He must be in great sorrow now.
C、言談理解：請依據所聽到的對話或短文內容，選出一個最適合的答案。（每題 2分，共 10%）
11.
(A) He was surprised that the girl spoke English so well.
(B) He’s going to study in foreign countries next year.
(C) He had lived in America before he moved to Taiwan.
12.
(A) Because she likes Cat.
(B) Because she thinks Rat’s cheating.
(C) Because she thinks it is not a true story.
13.
(A) How to take up a hobby.
(B) Free activities in nature.
(C) Ways to let out stress.
14.
(A) Fixing the pipe.
(B) Reading a book.
(C) Going for a walk.
15.
(A) She’ll tell him who her boss is.
(B) She’ll tell him if she’ll be on a trip or not.
(C) She’ll tell him whether she agrees to have the interview.
第二部份：綜合選擇題 Multiple Choice 70% ※請以 2B 鉛筆於電腦卡上作答
D、語法選擇（第 16-30 題，每題 2分，共 30%）
16.
_______ are larger mice which may carry bacteria to make people sick. bacteria 細菌
(A) Oxen
(B) Roosters
(C) Sheep
(D) Rats
17.
Samantha was worried about the exam and didn’t know how to _______ ____ her stress.
(A) leave for
(B) adopt from
(C) deal with
(D) take breath
18.
Human should be _________ for the Amazon and Australia Fire, which were thought to be caused by
global warming. human 人類 global 全球
(A) positive
(B) responsible
(C) modern
(D) helpful
19.
The man _______ that he didn’t break the law, but his words turned out to be untrue. untrue 不真實
(A) claimed
(B) copied
(C) prayed
(D) nodded
20.
At school, students are usually asked to learn not only knowledge from books, but also good ________
in everyday life.
(A) cages
(B) riddles
(C) rubble
(D) manners
21.
In the rainy season, the weather _______ by monsoons and the rain usually continues falling for several
weeks. monsoon 季風
(A) will affect
(B) has affected
(C)is affected
(D) affected
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22.
On the first day of Chinese New year, some people prayed for good luck in the temple while the others
________ firecrackers beside us. firecrackers 鞭炮
(A) set off
(B) were setting off
(C) will set off
(D) have set ff
23.
To make sure everyone can get masks, Taiwanese government allows each person to buy masks_____
in drugstores_____ on the Internet every seven days. government 政府 drugstore 藥局
(A) either; or
(B) neither; nor
(C) not only; also
(D) both; or
24.
Taiwan _________ how dangerous the coronavirus is before the first case showed up in the late
December of 2019.
(A) knows
(B) was knowing
(C) have known
(D) had known
25.
The famous book “Anne’s Diary” is written by a little girl _________family was killed by Nazi.
(A) Who
(B) which
(C) that
(D) whose
26.
You can adopt the animal you find on the streets after seven days if nobody _________ it.
(A) claims
(B) claimed
(C) will claim
(D) have claim
27.
The people ________ on re-building their town since the earthquake knocked down all the things there.
(A) worked
(B) are working
(C) have been working
(D) had been working
28.
David: ________________ lately? It’s been a while since we graduated from high school.
Mary: I’ve been traveling in the U.S. these years. graduate 畢業
(A) How have you been
(B) How do you do
(C) How are you doing
(D) What are you doing
29.
Which is correct?
(A) Thanks for my teammates, our team was able to run ahead of the others.
(B) When the player made to the playground, the game has already ended.
(C) Many studies show that teenagers may not deal with the stress as good as adults.
(D) The dogs are trained to lead the way and help the blind in their everyday lives.
30.
Which is correct?
(A) Before any vacation will come, my family will make a lot of plans for travel.
(B) Stress will affect not only a person’s performance but his or her nighttime sleep.
(C) Whenever the weather gets bad, I can think neither positively nor get my works done.
(D) Not only my sister but also I were the fans of JJ Lin, but now we don’t like him anymore.
E、克漏字與閱讀測驗（第 31-50 題，每題 2分，共 40%）
（31-35）
The Louvre in Paris, France is one of the biggest and most famous art museums in the world. Those who
visit the museum will not miss the Mona Lisa, also known as La Gioconda, which was painted between 1503
and 1519 by Leonardo da Vinci when he ___31____ in Florence.
Until today, there have been a lot of guesses about ___32____. One guess is that she is Lisa del
Giocondo, the wife of Francesco di Bartolomeo del Giocondo, a businessman in Florence. That is how the
painting got its___33____name. Another is that she may have been Da Vinci's mother, Caterina, and that the
mysterious smile was Leonardo's memory of his mother's smile. Still another is that___34____ , because her
face does look a lot like that of Leonardo's.
Does it really matter___35____? As an admirer of this great artwork, why not just enjoy the beauty of it?
mysterious 神秘的 admirer 欣賞者
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31.
(A) has lived
(B) had lived
(C) was living
(D) would live
32.
(A) what the smile on Mona Lisa's face means
(B) how long it took da Vinci to finish it
(C) who the woman in the painting is
(D) why Leonardo da Vinci painted it
33.
(A) other
(B) another
(C) others
(D) the others
34.
(A) she is Leonardo's lover
(B) it could never be found out
(C) it is in fact the painter himself
(D) it is a face he once saw in his dream
35.
(A) who is Mona Lisa
(B) How is Mona Lisa
(C) What is Mona Lisa like
(D) who Mona Lisa is
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Kobe Bryant was the heir to Michael Jordan, the best scoring player ___36____ could break a defender’s
heart by way of a dunk, or an amazing jump shot from the baseline, his perfect work of art. He got five NBA
championships, made 18 All-Star teams, ___37___ an MVP award, two scoring titles, two Olympic gold
medals and was passed by LeBron James just last night on the NBA’s all-time scoring list: Kobe Bryant finished
with 33,643 points, good for fourth.
Bryant loved games and broke down basketball like a scholar; his brain was as ___38___ as his body.
Bryant skipped college to take over the NBA, but after one conversation with him, you just knew that he
___39____ perfectly in the classroom, the office or any way he chose.
In one of the biggest losses in the history of sports, Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash near Los Angeles
on Sunday, along with his daughter Gianna. Though he wasn’t cut down at the top of his basketball career, Bryant
had so much more to give.
“I always aimed to kill the opposition,” he once wrote. The Mamba grew into a special persona all its own.
However, now, the world can’t believe that ___40____. They wish the bad news was just a dream.
heir 繼承人 defender 防守者 dunk 灌籃 baseline 底線 championships 冠軍 award 獎medal 獎牌
scholar 學者 college 學院 loss 損失 crash 墜毀 aim 目標 opposition 對手 Mamba 曼巴蛇 persona 代表角色
36.
(A) whose
(B) which
(C) X
(D) that
37.
(A) wins
(B) won
(C) will won
(D) was winning
38.
(A) good
(B) healthier
(C) better
(D) badly
39.
(A) do
(B) will do
(C) has done
(D) would have done
40.
(A) it’s already gone
(B) there is no better player
(C) he was such an amazing player
(D) his words will last forever
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（41-43）
Eva's class had a debate this morning. Here is what some of the students said in the debate.
Agree
Not Agree
Eva:
It's a win-win for teachers and
students. Teachers are able to help
their students with their problems or
schoolwork. At the same time, it helps
build a bridge between teachers and
students online.
Addison:
Both teachers and students need to
have their own space out of the
classroom. Usually students will not
say what they really think or show
what they are doing when they know
their teachers may see their posts.
Carter:
Teachers can understand their students
better from their posts, for example,
their thoughts and ideas, their friends
or their family life.
Lillian:
Now students spend too much time
online. Teachers also need to have
some more time with their family
after work. It is not wise of them
both to waste more time online.
Caleb:
Students will be able to see another
side of their teachers. For example,
their teachers who are serious in class
might be humorous or interesting after
work.
Connor:
It may not be easy for teenagers to
tell "a teacher" from "a friend" on
Facebook. Sometimes students
might say something not quite
appropriate to their teachers.
debate 辩論 humorous 幽默的
41. What can be an appropriate way to speak to teachers?
(A)What’s up, man? What are you going to teach today?
(B) Where do you think you’re going? We should start the lesson.
(C) Come over to help me with my homework now.
(D) Excuse me, Ms. Lin. Can you help me with the problem?
42. Which is most likely the topic of the debate? likely 可能
(A) Is Facebook useful for teachers and students?
(B) Should teachers and students be friends on Facebook?
(C) Can teachers understand their students better from Facebook?
(D) Should students hide their Facebook posts from their teachers?
43. Which is mentioned in the debate? mention 提及
(A) Facebook brings students closer to their classmates.
(B) Using Facebook may take up too much time of both teachers' and students'.
(C) Facebook makes it possible for parents and teachers to know each other more.
(D) Students may learn the humorous or interesting side of their parents.
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（44-46）
Coronavirus: A Threatening Crown
Just because the outbreak of coronavirus has given you a longer winter vacation, it doesn't mean that it’s a
good thing. You couldn't be more serious about learning this word before going back to school.
The word “corona”, which comes from Latin, means crown. Under a microscope, the coronavirus comes
with a shape of a crown on its surface. This newly-discovered virus is highly contagious and the disease it
causes is called COVID-19(Coronavirus Disease 2019). In some parts of the world, it has infected millions of
people, and more than eighty thousand have died from it. Most symptoms of COVID-19 are just like flu, such
as dry cough and fever. However, unlike flu, it is harder to get better just with rest and drinking more water.
Older people or those who already have health problems have even fewer chances to get well from
coronavirus.
No matter how old you are, what color of your skin is, or how much money you make, people are equal
when facing coronavirus. The chances of being infected are almost even. It doesn't mean you don't need to be
careful just because you are young and strong.
Here is a guideline for you to protect yourself, family and friends from getting infected by the virus:
1. Wash your hands well and more often for at least 20 seconds with soap and water, or hand sanitizer with
around 75% alcohol after using the bathroom and touching anything from outside.
2. Wear masks to cover your mouth and nose. They stop the virus from getting in to your lung through
breathing. Coronavirus may spread through droplets from the sick people.
3. Don’t touch your face before cleaning hands. The nose, mouth and eyes are where the virus attacks your
body.
4. Never get near to the people who are sick, which also means, you must stay home when you are sick, so
you won’t keep infecting others.
5. Clean all the things that people touch a lot.
outbreak 爆發 crown 皇冠 microscope 顯微鏡 surface 表面 contagious 具傳染性的 disease 疾病
infect 感染 symptoms 症狀 flu 流感 sanitizer 清潔液 alcohol 酒精 germs 細菌 lungs 肺 droplet 飛沫
44. What can equal means in the third paragraph?
(A) the same (B) different (C) positive (D) chemical
45. What CAN'T prevent coronavirus from spreading?
(A) Wash my hands after using the bathroom outside.
(B) Stop taking a trip and stay home when feeling sick.
(C) Wear masks whenever you have to meet people.
(D) To be polite, hugging is a good way to show kindness.
46. How may the writer of the article feel about COVID-19?
(A) The writer feels positive about it and believes people will get through it easily.
(B) The writer seems worried and asks people to protect themselves by regular cleaning.
(C) The writer is in great sorrow because a lot of his family members died from it.
(D) The writer neither cares about COVID-19 nor thinks coronavirus is dangerous.
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（47-50）
Most people write with their right hand and might also draw pictures, throw a ball, or hold a spoon with the
same hand. However, some people are left-handed. Do you know our body is lopsided in other ways, too? Studies
show that around 40% of us are left-eared, 30% are left-eyed, and 20% are left-footed. But only 10% are
left-handed.
Here are some easy tests to find out how we naturally use our eyes, ears, and feet.
Test 1:
Write your name on a piece of paper. Which hand do you use?
Test 2:
Choose a tree far in front of you. First, make a triangle with both hands and place the tree in
the center of the triangle. Then close each eye in turn. The eye that shows the same view as
the one you see with both eyes is your stronger eye.
Test 3:
Place a coin on the floor in front of you. Then stand on the coin. Which foot do you use to
stand on it?
Test 4:
Ask someone to call you. Which ear do you use to "listen'?
Test 5:
Cut a piece of paper with a pair of scissors. Which hand do you hold the scissors when
cutting the paper?
Test 6:
Stand at the bottom of stairs and begin to walk up the stairs. Notice which foot lands on the
stairs first.
Test 7:
Stand close to someone and cover each ear in turn with a paper cup. Which ear hears more
clearly when that person is talking?
Test 8:
Ask someone to stand on the other side of a wall and then ask that person to talk to you.
Which ear do you put to the wall first?
lopsided 不平衡的 triangle 三角形 coin 硬幣 scissors 剪刀
47. Which group of tools are not all used in the above eight tests?
(A) A piece of paper, a coin, and a pair of scissors
(B) A tree, floor, and hands.
(C) A paper cup, stairs, and any kind of phones
(D) A pair of glasses, a water cup, and a wall
48. Felix did the tests with Julie and then made the following table. Which is Not true?
R: right
Test 1
Test 2
Test 3
Test 4
Test 5
Test 6
Test 7
Test 8
L: left
hand
eye
foot
ear
hand
foot
ear
ear
Felix
R
R
R
L
R
R
L
L
Julie
L
R
R
R
L
R
R
R
(A) They are both right-footed. (B) One of them is left-eared.
(C) Julie is left-eared, but right-eyed. (D) Felix may see more clearly with his right eye.
49. What can we learn from the reading?
(A) Few people are right-footed.
(B) Each of the eight tests is too difficult to finish.
(C) One of our ears may hear clearer than the other.
(D) There are more left-eyed people than left-eared people.
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50. Sam's sister, Liz, is a left-eyed person. What may she see during Test 2?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
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