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黎明中學 108 學年度第 2學期國三英文第 1次段考
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I.單題: 1-20 題，每題 2分，共 40 分。
1.( )
Have you fully ____ from your illness?
(A) threw
(B) reacted
(C) recovered
(D) chatted
2.( )
The judge described this teenager, who shot all his classmates, as a ____ to the society.
(A) message
(B) danger
(C) sticker
(D) purpose
3.( )
The doctor ____ the risks of the treatment to the patient with patience.
(A) explained
(B) created
(C) lied
(D) rose
4.( )
We were all deeply ____ by the death of the actor.
(A) excited
(B) amazed
(C) scared
(D) shocked
5.( )
You are allowed to hang out with your friends ____ you promise to keep in touch with me when you are outside.
(A) as long as
(B) as soon as
(C) although
(D) but
6.( )
Ally is ____ than _____ girl in her school. Almost every boy in her school likes her.
(A) prettier ; any other
(B) prettiest ; each
(C) prettier ; all the other
(D) prettiest ; all the
7.( )
Of all the employees, Emily works ____. She usually stays in the company until 10 o’clock at night.
(A) hardly
(B) hardliest
(C) harder
(D) hardest
8.( )
She had few chicken wings for lunch, and ____.
(A) neither had I
(B) neither did I
(C) so had I
(D) so did I
9.( )
When I spent a whole night camping in the woods, I heard some of the wolves _____.
(A) howling
(B) to howl
(C) howled
(D) being howled
10.( )
The fried rice my mom makes always ___ good.
(A) taste
(B) tastes
(C) is tasted
(D) tastes like
11.( )
The host welcomed us by saying “Make ____ at home.”
(A) you
(B) your
(C) yours
(D) yourselves
12.( )
Mom made me ____ the dishes, and she asked my sister ____ the kitchen.
(A) wash ; clean
(B) to wash ; to clean
(C) wash ; to clean
(D) to wash ; clean
13.( )
He ___ get up early, ___ he?
(A) used to; wasn’t
(B) is used to ; isn’t
(C) used not to ; did
(D)wasn’t used to ; wasn’t
14.( )
Most of the seafood in the restaurants nearby ____ from Keelung Harbor.
(A) be
(B) is
(C) are
(D) were
15.( )
Gina finally visited her grandparents yesterday. She ____ visited them for a very long time.
(A) isn’t
(B) wasn’t
(C) hasn’t
(D) hadn’t
16.( )
The app ____ people find restaurants for vegetarians.
(A) is used to help
(B) is used to helping
(C) used to help
(D) used to helping
17.( )
Neither Judy nor I ____ interested in your story. Stop talking about it.
(A) aren’t
(B) are
(C) am not
(D) am
18.( )
As long as Nora ____ into the classroom tomorrow morning, we will give her a big surprise to celebrate her birthday.
(A) come
(B) comes
(C) will come
(D) is coming
19.( )
____, Emily dodged away ____ when the car drove toward her at a high speed.
(A) Luckily ; fastly
(B) Lucky ; fastly
(C) Luckily ; fast
(D) Lucky ; fast
20.( )
Choose the correct sentence.
(A) Where differently did the kids act in the study?
(B) Gigi told me that she has been to Japan twice.
(C) On the mountain top it lies.
(D) I am going to see whether can you help me.
II. 題組: 21-50 題，每題 2分，共 60 分。
(A)(21.-23.) Read the survey for students at LiMing Junior High School and answer the following questions.
What Do You Worry About?
( ) 21.
Which is NOT one of their worries on the survey?
(A) How do they look?
(B) Are they popular?
(C) Is their school good?
(D) Are their family close?
( ) 22.
Which is the order of the Top 4 worries (from the most to the least)?
(A) appearance→friendship→grades→family relationship
(B) family relationship→friendship→grades→appearance
(C) appearance→friendship→family relationship→grades
(D) friendship→appearance→family relationship→grades
( ) 23.
There are two hundred students in LiMing Junior High School. What can we know from the survey?
(A) Half of them worried about friendships.
(B) One tenth of them worried about grades.
(C) Thirty of them care about their looks.
(D) One third of them want a close family.
(B)(24.-27.)
Mike: School uniforms can't make us study faster or better. Also, students can't show their individuality in school uniforms.
By wearing what we like, we can show who we are and then help people to understand us more.
Sara: I love school uniforms, because our school uniform is beautiful. However, I think it is time to design a new one. I hope
everyone has a chance to share his/her idea. Then we can choose the best one of all.
Kate: Students should focus on their studies, not on their clothes. Also, I like to buy my son something important and useful,
not just something beautiful. So I think school uniforms can save parents money.
Tony: School uniforms make it easier to get ready for school. They make it more possible for students to get to school on time.
And they give people a sense of belonging.
Judy: Teenagers all want to be cool! I hope we can wear what we want on some appointed days, and just wear uniforms on
other days. In this way, students have a chance to look cool and parents don't have to worry about having to spend a lot
of money on beautiful clothes.
( )24.
What problem are these people possibly being asked about in this interview?
(A) What shouldn't students wear to school?
(B) Should students wear school uniforms?
(C) What do school uniforms bring to students?
(D) Do school uniforms help students learn well?
( )25.
Which is true?
(A) It is cool for students to wear uniforms.
(B) All people who are interviewed are students.
(C) Wearing school uniforms saves not only money but time.
(D) Students who like school uniforms have a strong love for their school.
( )26.
What can we learn from these interviews?
(A) Who does well on studies and who does badly.
(B) What kind of school uniforms are the most popular.
(C) How one can be known by what he/she wears.
(D) Whether or not we should give up the idea of wearing school uniforms.
( )27.
What does individuality mean?
(A) Be cool.
(B) Be yourself.
(C) Be excellent.
(D) Be hard-working.
(C)(28.-30.)
Jack:
Hello, is Betty there?
Betty:
Speaking.
Jack:
Betty, this is Jack from Kiss 999! We are on air now!
Betty:
Wow! Jack! I was just listening to you when you called.
Jack:
It’s nice to hear that! Betty…It sounds noisy. Can you turn down the…?
Betty:
Sure. Is it better now?
Jack:
OK! I can hear you better now. Betty, someone wrote me a letter and asked me to call you....
Betty:
Really? Who?
Jack:
It’s your ex-boyfriend, Sam. He said he found he still loves you....
Betty:
But he didn’t contact me after we broke up…This made me sad…I tried very hard to have myself forget about him.
Jack:
If he wants you to be his girlfriend again, will you say OK?
Betty:
I don’t know…The past is past, and I should move on....
Jack:
If he just wants to be friends, will you meet him?
Betty:
Well…He should call me in person if he really means it!
Jack:
You bet! Sam, did you hear that? Your ex-girlfriend, Betty, is waiting for your call. Betty! I think he will call
you later. I have to hang up the phone, so that he can call in. I’ll let you have a nice talk now! Bye!
Betty:
Thank you! Bye!
(After hanging up the phone)
Jack:
Here’s another letter from Maria. She wants to order a song for her best friend, Candy, to wish her a happy
birthday....
( ) 28.
What does Betty mean by saying The past is past, and I should move on?
(A) The love between them is over.
(B) She finds she still loves Sam.
(C) She wants to contact with Sam.
(D) She wants to get her ex-boyfriend back.
( ) 29.
What does “it” means _____.
(A) to contact her again
(B) to call in
(C) to break up with her
(D) to go on a date with her
( ) 30.
Which is true?
(A) Betty called Jack and asked him for help.
(B) Betty didn’t meet Sam for half a year.
(C) Betty is watching Loving In the Air.
(D) Betty was listening to the radio just now.
(D)(31.-33.)
A woman had two sons, and they always made fun of their friends. “How can I stop them?” she thought hard. Then,
she came up with an idea. She took out a knife and cut an apple into two pieces. After that, she put them into two different
glass jars, labeled them “good” and “bad,” and set them on the dining table.
Every time the woman walked by the “good” apple, she would tell it something good, like “You’re perfect!” and “I love
you.” Her boys saw that and also did the same. As for the “bad” apple, she talked to it negatively with things like, “You’re
ugly!” and “You’re the worst!” Not surprisingly, her sons did the same.
A month later, the “good” apple still looked good, but the “bad” apple was rotten. In the end, the woman was successful,
and her kids learned their lesson about bullying.
( ) 31.
What does “negatively” mean in the reading?
(A) In a bad way.
(B) With a kind voice.
(C) In a touching way.
(D) With sweet words.
( ) 32.
What lesson did the woman give her kids?
(A) A housewife needs a good knife.
(B) Even simple words can hurt.
(C) Looking good is better than feeling good.
(D) Apples are great for our health.
( ) 33.
How might the woman’s apples look after a month?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)(34.-36.)
Cities all over the world are going green. Right now, more than 100 of them from the Middle East to New Zealand to South
America get more than 70% of their power from green energy. In the USA, Burlington is the first to get all its power from
green energy, and 58 more towns and cities are planning to do the same. Also, almost half of the greenest cities in Brazil get all
their power from water. However, that hurt them when the weather started changing, and the rain stopped coming down in their
part of the world.
( ) 34.
What is special about Burlington?
(A) It’s the first city to use green energy in the USA.
(B) It gets all its power from green energy.
(C) All its energy comes from water power.
(D) It got 58 cities in the USA to go green.
( ) 35.
What might happen in Brazil’s greenest cities after the climate changed?
(A) They don’t have water to make power.
(B) The sun gives them power to make energy.
(C) The wind is not as strong as before.
(D) They are getting more water than before.
( ) 36.
What do we learn from the chart?
(A) All the cities get energy from the sun.
(B) The least green cities are Inje and Nairobi.
(C) Quito gets more energy from water than Inje and Burlington together.
(D) Basel, Bolzano, and Burlington are the greenest cities.
(F)(37.-40.)
Good Doctor
Plot
It’s a story about a pediatrician, Minato Shindo. He has an excellent memory, but has problems communicating. His
classmates and other kids always treated him badly or picked on him. His elder brother died of illness when he was young, so
his dream is to help kids like his elder brother. Luckily, he meets a doctor, Akira Shiga. He teaches Minato a lot and even helps
him get a job at a hospital. However, to become a great doctor, Minato has to overcome a lot of troubles and bias himself.
Finally, Minato changes everyone’s ideas about him and makes his dream come true.
Review
I always cry sadly when I watch the drama. It’s really touching. The young actor Kento Yamazaki acts so well as
Minato Shindo. He is really talented, and also very cute. by Irene
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In fact, the story is not very special. But I still feel touched. I also learn a lesson： Don’t look down your nose at others
when they are different from us. Though Minato is autistic, he is still a good doctor. by Ken
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The owners of hospitals shouldn’t care about money only. They must take people’s lives more seriously. by Frank
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I wasn’t a fan of Kento Yamazaki, but I am now. His acting made this drama successful. by Kelly
( ) 37.
What can we know about Minato Shindo?
(A) His brother died after he became a doctor.
(B) His classmates were all friendly to him.
(C) He takes care of sick children at hospital.
(D) He can’t talk or walk because he was sick.
( ) 38.
When you “look down your nose at others,” .
(A) you always follow others’ steps
(B) you feel you are better than anyone else
(C) you will help others when they need help
(D) you’re the most beautiful in the world
( ) 39.
According to the article, an autistic person is likely to ___.
(A) be tired of solving problems
(B) be poor at taking a break
(C) have trouble talking with others
(D) be fond of expressing themselves
( ) 40.
What is NOT true?
(A) Ken doesn’t like this story because it’s not interesting at all.
(B) Kento Yamazaki is good at acting to Kelly and Irene.
(C) Frank wants the hospitals to take people’s lives seriously.
(D) Doctor Shiga treats Minato very well and helps him a lot.
(G)(41.-43.)
North Korea may be one of the most mysterious countries in the world. Because of so, many people would like to go
there in person to experience this special country. However, visiting North Korea is not as easy as you think. You must
follow a lot of rules, or you may get yourself into big trouble. Here are some of them：
1. Don’t call the country North Korea.
Call North Korea as the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, or DPRK instead. It will help to keep you out of trouble.
2. Don’t go off on your own.
You can’t go anywhere without an escort. You must not leave your hotel. You should not even try to stray a few feet
from the group to get a closer look at something.
3. Don’t say bad words about the country, its people, or its leaders.
Praise every stop during your trip, and remember the rule, “If you have nothing good to say, don’t say it at all.”
4. Don’t take the wrong pictures.
You can only take photos and videos in some places. If you want to take a photo of a statue, you must let the whole body in
the frame. You can’t take close-ups of the head. No funny faces when you take a photo with statues.
These are just some rules. If you don’t want to put yourself at risk, keep them in mind when you visit North Korea.
( ) 41.
Which is the correct picture when you take a photo of statues in North Korea?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
( ) 42.
If you “put yourself at risk,” what does it mean?
(A) You don’t believe in yourself at all.
(B) You have a chance of winning a big prize.
(C) Something wonderful may happen to you.
(D) Something dangerous may happen to you.
( ) 43.
What is true when you take a trip to North Korea?
(A) You can leave your hotel to visit anywhere on your own.
(B) Call it the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is not polite.
(C) Try to say something good when you visit some spots during the trip.
(D)People can’t use their cameras or cellphones when they visit North Korea.
(H)(44.-45.)
Last night, someone broke in Mr. White’s house and stole away a lot of money. There are six people who might have
seen the thief. Read what they told the police officer and answer the questions.
Mr. Green / A taxi driver
Jenny / A little girl
Mr. Cruise / The guard
（警衛）
I was driving and saw a
man talking with a little girl
on the street. He walked
through the park and drove
his car away. The man
looked like in his forties.
I saw a man walking
from Mr. White’s house and
followed him to the street.
He gave me a lollipop（棒棒
糖）and left. This man is
so nice. I hope I can see
him again.
I heard a man talking
with Jenny near the gate
while I was staying inside
the room. I thought he
might be one of Jenny’s
uncles. Is he not?
Gary / A student
Ms. Smith / A housewife
Ms. Brown / A grandma
I was lying by a car.
Suddenly（忽然）, I felt the
car moving so I walked
away. The driver was an
old man that I have never
seen before. Is he the
thief?
I smelled someone
smoking so I looked back
while I was walking past a
car. I heard the driver
talking with someone on the
cellphone.
I was exercising in the
park and then saw a man
getting out of a car, walking
through the park, climbing
up the wall, and then getting
into the building.
( ) 44.
Which may be true about what the six people told the police officer?
(A) Mr. Cruise saw the man getting into his car and driving away.
(B) Ms. Smith smelled the man smoking and heard him talking on the cellphone.
(C) Jenny saw the man walking from the gate and driving away.
(D) Gary saw the man getting out of his car and then getting into the building.
( ) 45.
Each of the six people, more or less, noticed the thief before, when, or after he broke in Mr. White’s house
and stole away a lot of money. Which might be the correct order when each of them noticed it?
(A) Ms. Brown Ms. Smith Gary Jenny Mr. Green Mr. Cruise.
(B) Ms. Brown Gary Ms. Smith Jenny Mr. Green Mr. Cruise.
(C) Ms. Brown Jenny Mr. Cruise Gary Ms. Smith Mr. Green.
(D) Ms. Brown Jenny Ms. Smith Mr. Cruise Mr. Green Gary.
(I)(46.-50.)
A story associated with Moon Festival, also a story of Wu Gang, was passed down from generation to generation. It is
said that Wu Gang liked to hang out with his girlfriend while he was working. One day, he made a mistake __46.__. Because he
__47.__ out during working hours many times before he did something wrong, the Jade Emperor was extremely furious and he
sent Wu Gang to chop down the laurel tree on the moon. Wu Gang was not allowed to come home __48.__ he finished what he
was told to do. However, __49.__ he chopped it, the laurel tree would grow back at once. This __50.__ it impossible for him to
come home. At last, he had to cut the laurel tree on the moon forever.
( )46.
(A) on occasion
(B) by accident
(C) at all times
(D) for good
( )47.
(A) sneaking
(B) was sneaking
(C) had sneaked
(D) had been sneaked
( )48.
(A) until
(B) when
(C) since
(D) as
( )49.
(A) let alone
(B) as for
(C) by far
(D) as soon as
( )50.
(A) had
(B) got
(C) made
(D) let
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