彰化縣立溪湖國中109學年度第二學期第二次段考三年級英語科試卷 三年___班___號 姓名：__________
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一、聽力測驗
(一) 基本問答：根據聽到的內容，選出一個最適合的回應
或最適合的問句。
1.（ ） (A) That was like magic. (B) Don’t get mad at me.
(C) I agree. The price isn’t very low.
2.（ ） (A) Maybe he can communicate with the pet.
(B) We should be careful with the fire.
(C) I see. He must have sorrow in his heart.
3.（ ） (A) It says “Stop.” (B) It is a public notice.
(C) Yes, I’m reading the notice.
4.（ ） (A) No, Dr. Wang isn’t at the office.
(B) Yes, the meeting will start at two p.m.
(C) Yes, please wait for the bus later.
5. ( ) (A) Yes, I can try it on.
(B) No. The shirt is too big to wear.
(C) Of course. Let me help you get the bigger one.
(二) 言談理解：根據聽到的內容，選出一個最適合的答案
6.（ ） (A) There was an earthquake.
(B)
There was a typhoon.
(C) There was a storm.
7.（ ） (A) He likes to go shopping.
(B) He likes to exercise.
(C) He likes to chat with his wife.
8.（ ） (A) Blue cheese smells sweet, like apples.
(B) Many Americans do not like blue cheese.
(C) Blue cheese goes well with salad.
9.（ ） (A) A bookstore. (B) A library. (C) A bank.
10.（ ）(A) The students are heartbroken.
(B) The sorrow that most students have.
(C) A teacher who cares about her students.
二、單題
( ) 11. Look at the picture. The man
is wondering if these ________
on the ground could be some
bears’ or pandas’.
(A) packages (B) drawers
(C) footprints (D) couches
( ) 12. Earthquakes may __________ a lot of natural disasters
(災難), such as tsunamis(海嘯) or mudslides(土石流).
(A) cause (B) imagine (C) land (D) deliver
( ) 13. Learning is just like building a house. The stronger the
________ is, the higher your ability could reach.
(A) notice (B) accident (C) sorrow (D) base
( ) 14. Lisa never won first place before, but, to everyone’s
surprise, she ran _________ any other student in the race.
(A) fastest of (B) faster than (C) the fastest (D) the faster
( ) 15.Before working out any math problems, Chen makes
sure _________ he understands what the item(題目) says.
(A) which (B) how (C) what (D) whether
( ) 16. It might be dangerous if we let strangers on the Net
know the place _______ we live.
(A) which (B) in that (C) whose (D) where
( ) 17. Tina: Did you see my wallet? I couldn’t find _______.
Ada: I saw one in front of the back door. Is that _______?
(A) it ; yours (B) it ; one (C) one ; it (D) one ; yours
( ) 18. I couldn’t imagine that a scooter could ______ as
much as a car. Where did you earn that much money?
(A) take (B) cost (C) spend (D) pay
( ) 19. My grandpa usually _______ our puppy in the park
before it was missing. Now, he has to go there alone by
himself.
(A) walk (B) walks (C) walked (D) has walked
( ) 20. To keep their bodies warm, students are allowed to
wear their own _______ over the uniform if it gets below
10°C.
(A) caps (B) coats (C) shorts (D) gloves
( ) 21. Steven _________ to Japan next month for a wedding
of his best friend’s. He can’t wait to be there in person.
(A) flies (B) is flying (C) flew (D) has flown
( ) 22. Seeing is believing. There are two sides of everything.
_______ the news and facts carefully before we trust them.
(A) To check (B) Checking (C) Check (D) Checks
( ) 23. Ryan is a little boy who can’t tell different colors. With
the help of color-blind glasses, his world becomes
________, not as dark and dull as it was before.
(A) heavy (B) light (C) bright (D) quiet
( ) 24. Jenny: The big exam is around the corner. I feel so
nervous and stressed out.
Grace: _________ Hope the stress could be gone soon.
(A) So do I. (B) Neither do I.
(C) I am, too. (D) I am not, either.
( ) 25. Oreo needs to get prepared before 6:30 every morning,
______ he wouldn’t catch the bus to school on time.
(A) or (B) but (C) and (D) so
三、克漏字測驗
(26-27) 99年基測
Dear Mom,
Mom, thank you for everything you’ve done for Tim and me.
After Dad died ten years ago, you 26 in a supermarket in
the daytime and in a restaurant at night. But you always gave us
two your love and care. Though you don’t have to work now, I still
remember your coming home late and feeling tired many evenings.
Tim is going to finish his studies next month. He said he
27 back from school and look for a job near home. I’m
glad you won’t live by yourself anymore. Let’s plan to take a trip
in the near future, It’s been years since the three of us took a trip
together.
Happy Mother’s Day. I love you, Mom. Best wishes,
John
（ ）26. (A) have to work. (B)
had to work
(C) have had to work (D) will have to work
（ ）27. (A) is moving (B) would move
(C) has moved (D) moves
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(28-30) 96年基測
What comes to your mind when you hear the word “twins”?
Born on the same day? Looking almost the same? Or 28 ?
Well, I have a twin brother who was born on a different day from
me. We do not look very much alike(相像的) and we are always
interested in different things.
Twelve years ago, my brother, Wayne, was born at eleven fifty-
eight on the night of May 28. Five minutes later, I was born—on
May 29. Since the time we were born, I have always been heavier
and stronger than Wayne, so people usually think 29 .
But Wayne is always smarter than I. He loves reading and
learns many things quickly. He knows a lot about animals,
although he does not spend much time with our dogs and birds.
30 , but never likes to ride bikes as much as I do.
Though we are very different, I love my brother very much. I
hope both of us can have a happy life in the future.
（ ）28. (A) having the same parents
(B) having similar interests
(C) going to different classes.
(D) staying at home together
（ ）29. (A) we were born more easily
(B) he eats more and I have less
(C) I will live a more difficult life
(D) he is the younger one
（ ）30. (A) He knows a lot about bicycles
(B) He is never interested in bicycles
(C) He rides scooters more often than bicycles
(D) He rides bicycles faster than I
四、 閱讀測驗
(31-33) 100基測
Mr. Lee:
Wow! You look great in NUMA glasses! Its glasses
are very famous. How much is this pair?
Mr. Kao:
Only 500 dollars.
Mr. Lee:
Really? Where did you get the glasses?
Mr. Kao:
At B. B. Department Store. It’s having a sale these
days.
Mr. Lee:
Does the department store have any blue jeans on
sale, too? I want to buy a pair for my wife’s birthday.
Mr. Kao:
Yes, it does. I remember I have the flyer(廣告傳單).
Here. You’ll get a much better price if you buy three
pairs at a time.
Mr. Lee:
Thanks.
B.B. DEPARTMENT STORE
Special Prices This Week
O.L.S Glasses
two pairs for $500
Glass House
glass plate / dish / bowl
any three pieces for $1,500
NUMA
*sports shoes
- one pair for $700
- two pairs for $1,200
*glasses $500/pair
*tennis shorts $300/pair
Rian’s
*glasses 1 for $900
*blue jeans
- 1 for $800
- 3 for $1,800
( ) 31. If Mr. Lee buys two pairs of blue jeans, which store
should he go to for the lowest price?
(A) O.L.S Glasses. (B) Glass House.
(C) NUMA. (D) Rian’s.
( ) 32. What does “it” refer (指) to in the reading?
(A) The flyer. (B) The price.
(C) The department store. (D) Mrs. Lee’s birthday.
( ) 33. Mr. Kao went shopping last weekend. He bought three
dishes at Glass House, two pairs of sports shoes at NUMA,
and one pair of blue jeans at Rian’s. How much did he
spend in total?
(A) $1,500. (B) $2,700. (C) $3,300. (D) $3,500.
(34-36) 105會考
What does the word family mean to you? An American
study in 2006 showed that people today have several
different ideas about what makes a family. Over 99% of the
people who were interviewed agree that a husband, a wife,
and a child are a family. At the same time, 94% see a parent
with a child as a family, 91% say a husband and a wife,
without children, are a family, and 81% think a man and a
woman, with a child, but not married, are a family too.
The study also found that whether people have a child
or not is very important in the modern thinking on family.
Though 81% think a man and a woman, not married, with a
child, are a family, the percentage
(%) drops to 40% if the
couple doesn’t have a child. This is also true with same-sex
couples. About 60% see two men, or two women, with a
child, as a family, but only 32% think so when the couple
doesn’t have a child.
In the study, those who see two men or two women
that live together as a family often find it OK for same-sex
couples to get married. This is not surprising. However,
not everyone opens their arms to same-sex couples: the
study said 30% have no problem seeing pets as part of one’s
family, but they do not think a same-sex couple is a family.
couple
伴侶 same-sex
同性
( ) 34. What could be the best title for the reading?
(A) Husbands and Wives in a Family.
(B) Percentage of Children in a Modern Family.
(C) Different Thinking and Ideas on Family.
(D) Same-sex Couples in a Family.
( ) 35. What DIDN’T the American study in 2006 say?
(A) Over nine out of ten see a parent with a child as a
family.
(B) Few believe that a man and a woman who are not
married are still a family too.
(C) Almost everyone agrees that a husband, a wife, and a
child are a family.
(D) Most people say a husband and a wife, without
children, are a family.
( ) 36. What can we learn from the reading?
(A) Children play an important part when most Americans
think about family.
(B) This study showed that many Americans have friends
from a same-sex family.
(C) Over half Americans think pets as their family
members.
(D) Some Americans would choose to get married without
children.
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彰化縣立溪湖國中109學年度第二學期第二次段考三年級英語科試卷 三年___班___號 姓名：_________
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(37-39) 106會考
Englishman Robert Scott
is known for leading two
trips to Antarctica. The first
one made him a star; the
second cost him his life.
After his first successful
trip, Scott decided to be the
first person to stand on the
South Pole. However, he
wasn’t the only one that had
this dream. He would be in
a race with Roald Amundsen, from Norway. Both left their
countries by ship in June of 1910 and arrived in Antarctica in
January of 1911.
About ten months later, both teams started their trips down
to the South Pole. And their ways of traveling decided which
team would win. Amundsen’s team used dogs, and Scott’s team
used horses. Because horses weren’t good at traveling on snow,
it took Scott’s team 77 days to arrive at the South Pole. They
got there on January 17, 1912, and were surprised to find that
Amundsen was ahead of them. The news hit Scott very hard,
but what he didn’t know was that the worst had not come yet.
His team began their long trip home with broken hearts. After
days of terrible weather and little food, Scott lost his men one
after another, and he himself was the last one to meet the end of
his life. No one on his team lived to go back home and tell their
story. It was only learned through Scott’s diary.
( ) 37. Please imagine how Robert Scott would feel when he
knew there was somebody else getting to the South Pole
before him. What would his mind be full of?
(A) Interest. (B) Happiness. (C) Comfort. (D) Sorrow.
( ) 38. Which of the followings took the lives of Scott’s team?
(A) The diary and story. (B) Scott’s horses and dogs.
(C) The weather and food. (D) Scott’s ships and the sea.
( ) 39. Which is NOT true about Robert Scott?
(A) Robert Scott arrived at the South Pole in 1912.
(B) Robert Scott was in a race with Roald Amundsen.
(C) Robert Scott came from Norway.
(D) Robert Scott lost his life after all of his men died.
(40-42) 109會考
People in the city of Munich have spoken their mind:
they do not want to host the Winter Olympics in 2022. To
the cities that fight for this chance, this is surely a surprise.
The Olympics usually do a lot of good to the host city. The
Games bring in jobs, visitors, and, most important of all,
money. So why did people in Munich say no?
The Olympics are a different story for people in
Munich. For them, the world’s biggest sports festival could
invite serious trouble. There would be a lot of building
work before the Games, and during the Games, too much
traffic and too many visitors. Life would become terrible
and nature would be hurt. And this is not a guess; it is a
lesson they learned from hard experience. Munich hosted
the 1972 Summer Olympics, and its neighbor, a mountain
town, hosted the 1936 Winter Olympics.
Still, the heavy price Munich paid does not worry the
cities that are in the race to get the 2022 Winter Olympics.
In fact, they are happy that Munich said no to the
Olympics—their chances of getting the Games have
become higher.
( ) 40. Why do most cities around the world hope to host the
Winter Olympics according(根據) to the reading?
(A) Visitors won’t go to the host cities and local people
may have a more quiet life.
(B) Players in the Games may cut the chance of getting a
job for local people.
(C) With more people getting into the city, they may bring
more business and money to local people.
(D) Sports players are very famous and local people love
to watch them in person.
( ) 41. What is the reading mainly(主要地) about?
(A) Munich says no to the coming Winter Olympics.
(B) Munich needs to deal with the trouble by the Winter
Olympics.
(C) The Olympics are the biggest sports festival.
(D) Munich is welcoming its third Olympic Games.
( ) 42. What CAN’T we learn from the reading?
(A) Munich held the Winter Olympics before.
(B) Many cities try hard to get the 2022 Winter Olympics.
(C) Munich learned a lesson from its last experiences.
(D) Munich has won people’s heart because of the Games.
(43-45) 107會考
By Jim Webb Oct. 16, 1987
Over the years, the number of whales has dropped sharply.
From 1946 to 1986, about 340,000 whales were killed. People
worry that children in the future can only see whales in
pictures. They believe all kinds of whaling (whale hunting)
should be stopped before it’s too late.
Some people are trying to stop whaling all over the world.
But they fail to notice one fact: Whaling was going on for a
long time before the number of whales went down and became
a problem.
Whaling started as early as 1,500 years ago. This was how
tribespeople fed their families. They hunted whales for meat
because almost nothing could grow on their land. They also
made whale fat into oil and used it to make candles or oil
lamps. Over the years, whaling became their way of living, and
even part of who they are.
Tribe whaling is not the thing we should worry about. Of
all the whales that were killed over the past forty years, only
10% were hunted by tribespeople. The other 90% died at the
hands of the money-making whaling business. When we try to
stop all kinds of whaling, we should think what we are asking
tribespeople to give up and whether this is the best answer to
the problem of whaling.
tribe
部落 fat
脂肪
( ) 43. Which one below ISN’T said in the reading?
(A) The problem of whaling.
(B) The change of whaling business.
(C) Whether to stop tribespeople whaling.
(D) Whaling as a way of life.
( ) 44. What does“They”refer (指) to in the reading?
(A) Tribespeople. (B) People around the world.
(C) Whales. (D) Oil lamps.
( ) 45. Which is NOT true according(根據) to the reading?
(A) The reading was written by Jim Webb.
(B) Whaling business killed whales for money.
(C) Tribespeople use whale fat to make candles.
(D) People are successful in stopping whaling.
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