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高雄市立大灣國民中學 107 學年度第 1學期第 3次段考 3年級英語科試卷
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第一部份：聽力測驗 (每題 2分，共 20 分)
一、辨識句意：每題均有三張圖片，請依據所聽到的句子，選出符合描述的圖片
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(A) (B) (C)
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(A) (B) (C)
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(A) (B) (C)
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(A) (B) (C)
二、基本問答：每題均有三個選項，請依據所聽到的內容，選出一個最適合的回應
5. (A) Go ahead. (B) Nothing is wrong. (C) Yes, I don’t mind.
6. (A) We can drive to work. (B) We can turn on the light when you leave the room. (C) We can paint your house light colors.
7. (A) No, everyone is busy. I feel so stressed out because of that. (B) Yes, we have pinned down what to talk about in the meeting.
(C) Yes, I have noticed our business is sliding down.
8. (A) I read alone at home after school. (B) I ate pizza in the living room.
(C) I talked to my classmates until my parents appeared.
三、言談理解：每題均有三個選項，請依據所聽到的對話與問題，選出一個最適當的答案
9. (A) Bob turned her down. (B) Bob is every girl’s idol. (C) Bob isn’t nice to poor people.
10. (A) The man and the woman are planning to go on a picnic. (B) The man and the woman just had a barbecue last week.
(C) The man and the woman’s neighbors didn’t invite them to their barbecue this time.
第二部份：綜合測驗
四、單題 (每題 2分，共 30 分)
11. Twelve people are visiting us tonight, so we need a ＿＿＿ chairs.
(A) seed (B) quarter (C) sofa (D) dozen
12. A：This report is important. You can’t go home ＿＿＿ you finish it.
B：But I’m so tired that I can’t do it anymore.
(A) until (B) since (C) if (D) whether
13. A：Do you know the meaning of the English word?
B：Sorry, I don’t know. However, I can lend you my ＿＿＿.
(A) notebook (B) blackboard (C) dictionary (D) chalk
14. Jean: Thanks for driving me to the station. You didn’t have to.
Sam: But I want to. It’s my ＿＿＿. And I had a good time talking with you.
(A) bus (B) pleasure (C) homework (D) problem
15. Grant, you should face and ＿＿＿ the problems between you and your wife.
(A) deal with (B) cool down (C) light up (D) blow up
16. Many cars and buses in Stockholm run ＿＿＿ biogas.
(A) with (B) in (C) for (D) on
17. A：Do you know who the girl ＿＿＿ a pink dress is?
B：Yes. That’s my sister, Angela.
(A) to (B) in (C) of (D) from
18. Our teacher is playing a video about how bread is made ＿＿＿ flour.
(A) of (B) at (C) for (D) from
19. Many girls like the tall player ＿＿＿ is good at playing basketball.
(A) he (B) ╳ (C) who (D) which
20. Not being able to listen to the music ＿＿＿ makes me feel down.
(A) likes me (B) to like me (C) who I like (D) I like
21. Eva：What’s your ideal（理想的）mate（配偶）like?
Ada：Well, I want a husband ______ well. I enjoy eating, but I hate kitchens.
(A) who cook (B) cooks (C) who cooks (D) that to cook
22. I saw Joyce threw away the doll ＿＿＿ I gave her. I was not sure ＿＿＿ she was angry with me.
(A) ╳; if (B) which; which (C) who; that (D) whether; what
23. After ＿＿＿ her speech, Linda asked if there were any questions. When she saw that there weren’t, she thanked everyone and
left.
(A) gave (B) giving (C) given (D) being give
24. Betty：Angel, can I use your computer? I need to check my e-mail.
Angel：Sure. ＿＿＿
(A) That’s touching. (B) Believe it or not. (C) Go ahead. (D) Wait a moment.
25. I found a really cool jacket for Eric to try on. He wouldn’t though because ______.
(A) he wanted one with pockets (B) it had a hole in the right leg (C) he didn’t care for the flavor
(D) it was made into plastic（塑膠）
五、題組 (每題 2.5 分，共 50 分)
(一)
Debbie: Hi, Irene. What are you doing now?
Irene: I’m looking at some photos.
Debbie: Can I take a look at the one (26) ______ in hand?
Irene: Sure. Here you are.
Debbie: Who’s the short girl (27) ______ you?
Irene: She is my best friend, Jenny. Her family moved to Canada when she was thirteen, so we (28) ______ since then.
Debbie: Didn’t she write any letters to you or e-mail you after she went to Canada?
Irene: Yes, she did, at the beginning, but she stopped doing it three years ago. I don’t know (29) ______ she was too busy or she
just forgot me.
Debbie: Why don’t you try to find her on Facebook? It’s popular all over the world!
Irene: Maybe you are right. I should try it again. I really hope I can meet my best friend (30) ______ for years one day.
26. (A) are holding (B) that are holding (C) that holding (D) you are holding
27. (A) who next to (B) next to (C) is next to (D) you next to
28. (A) haven’t met with each other (B) have met with each other (C) would met with each other (D) met with each other
29. (A) which (B) who (C) whether (D) that
30. (A) that hasn’t heard from (B) that I haven’t heard (C) who haven’t heard from (D) I haven’t heard from
(二)
Have you always wanted to have a vacation that was so special that you would never forget it? If your answer is yes, then a trip
that takes you to outer space is something (31) ______ you need to do.
You can’t just jump in a spaceship and fly off. (32) ______, you have to go through space training that lasts eight weeks first.
(33) ______, you can take a spaceship to a space hotel that is 280 miles above the Earth. There, you get to fly from room to room
for three days. Also, you can look at the stars and our beautiful home planet from your room and many other spots in the hotel.
What’s more, an alarm clock that gets you up to catch the sunrise is not needed because that is a sight (34) ______ you can see
15 times a day.
This is something very few people are able to do right now because each spaceship only has six seats. Also, a stay at the space
hotel doesn’t come cheap because it costs each person around US$3 million. In the future, (35) ______. When that happens,
people who are like you and me can get the chance to send friends messages from outer space.
outer space 外太空 spaceship 太空船 alarm clock 鬧鐘 sunrise 日出 message 訊息
31. (A) who (B) what (C) where (D) that
32. (A) Besides (B) Though (C) Instead (D) If
33. (A) Before you can come back (B) After you pass that (C) When you are out there (D) Since you were on the ground
34. (A) X (B) what (C) when (D) is
35. (A) flying in spaceships will be very unusual (B) taking trips into space will still be something strange
(C) staying in space hotels won’t be anything common (D) traveling this way is probably going to be less expensive
(三)
Everyone gets in bad moods sometimes. But you don’t need to stay angry or sad. Next time you’re in a bad mood, try one of
these ideas.
I. Exercise! Even a short walk can help you feel better.
II. Get some rest! Do you get enough sleep? If not, you might often feel angry or sad. Take a nap if you need to. And make
sure you get enough sleep each night.
III. Eat right! You know junk food is bad for your body. But do you know it’s bad for your mood, too? Eat healthy meals and
snacks, and you will feel better for both your body and mind.
IV. Look on the bright side. Don’t keep thinking about why you’re in a bad mood. Find reasons to be glad! Think about
those instead.
V. Make someone else smile. Bring happiness to someone else. You may be surprised how good it makes you feel!
mood 情緒 nap 小憩片刻 happiness 快樂
36. What would the best title（標題）for this reading be?
(A) Five Things That Make People Feel Bad (B) Great Ways to Show Your Anger (C) Easy Ways to Make You Feel Better
(D) Favorite Things for Happy People to Do
37. From this reading, what may change your mood when you feel sad?
(A) Eating all kinds of food (B) Giving someone a surprise gift (C) Watching TV or movies all day
(D) Staying up late playing computer games
(四)
Colin: Where were you yesterday? I called you many times, but you didn’t answer the phone.
Frank: Sorry. I joined 30 Famine with my cousin. When I left home yesterday morning, I forgot to bring my smartphone. I
just got home ten minutes ago.
Colin: Do you mean you didn’t eat anything for 30 hours?
Frank: Not really. I had water and milk in the past 30 hours. Now I’m very hungry.
Colin: Why did you only buy chicken soup?
Frank: My father told me I could not have too much food if I kept being hungry for a long time.
Colin: Why did you want to join such an activity?
Frank: I wanted to experience hunger. Do you know the children in Africa are often hungry because they have no food to eat?
Colin: I’ve heard about that. Did you just sit there and wait for the last minute?
Frank: No. There were games during the 30 hours. Some famous singers sang on the stage and donated money to help the
African children. I think the activity is great. Next year you should go with me.
Colin: Not me. I’m the person who can’t live without food. famine 飢餓 hunger 飢餓 African 非洲的
38. How many hours did Frank experience hunger?
(A) 20. (B) 25. (C) 30. (D) 35.
39. Why DIDN’T Frank answer when Colin called him?
(A) He didn’t bring his smartphone with him. (B) His smartphone was broken. (C) His father asked him not to answer.
(D) The phone didn’t ring loudly.
40. Which is true?
(A) Frank ate everything but did not drink water during the activity. (B) It’s not possible for Colin to join the activity.
(C) Colin prepared chicken soup for Frank. (D) Frank won’t join the activity again.
(五)
One of the greatest American novels is The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger. At the time of its first publishing, the story
was to be read by adults because that was who was in the Salinger’s mind when he wrote it. However, in the modern day, most
teenagers that live in the USA are the ones that have to read it when they are in school. A lot of teachers didn’t like the book when
it first came out in 1951. There were many reviews that said it was not good for teenagers because some parts in it were mean and
evil. That lead it to getting a bad name, and one teacher that taught the book even got fired.
Holden Caulfield, the main character in the novel, had a lot of problems. He not only used bad words, but also didn’t care
about school. What’s more, he did many things that were bad and stupid and even ran away from home. People back then were
scared of students following his example. They didn’t understand that the book was just a story about growing up and how
teenagers often felt alone, angry, and afraid. Today, The Catcher in the Rye is praised by both teachers and students.
novels 小說 publishing 出版 adult 成年人 review 評論 evil 邪惡的 fire 解雇 main character 主角 praise 稱讚
41. What does “the ones” mean?
(A) Most teenagers in the USA now. (B) Most students in the USA in 1951. (C) Most adults in the USA now.
(D) Most teachers in the USA in 1951.
42. How did many teachers feel about the book in 1951?
(A) They loved everything about it. (B) They couldn’t stand it. (C) They couldn’t get enough of it.
(D) They thought it was the best ever.
43. What was wrong with Holden Caulfield, according to the article? according to 根據 article 文章
(A) He ran away from his teachers at school. (B) He didn’t always act like a good person.
(C) He took things that belonged to other people. (D) He never used any words that were bad.
44. What is the novel mainly about?
(A) It’s about the story of a catcher. (B) It’s about teenagers who do bad and stupid things.
(C) It’s about what people think in the USA in 1951 (D) It’s about the growing up and the feelings of teenagers.
45. What do we learn about the book?
(A) It has not been taught in schools since 1951. (B) Many students ran away from home after reading it.
(C) The writer wrote it for people who are older than 18. (D) It leaves people feeling angry, alone, and afraid.