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甄試試題-語文科目 
 
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【2】 A: Don’t tell me you haven’t finished the assignment yet!   
B:  . 
(1) I never t old you. 
(2) I got it done last night.   
(3) Don’t worr y. I  won’t tell you.   
(4) I don’t finis h it. 
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If you hear  someone say,  “I…I… I… th in k it’ s im p…imp…im por ta nt 
t…to respect p…people,” you probably have encountered a s tutte rer. 
Sometimes, you may become a litt le impatient with such a per son 
and thu s will th i nk of  way s to help him or her spe ed up th eir  ta l k. 
But do these ef forts actually help or hinder the spea ker? It turns out 
that what we think might be helpful i s actually detrimenta l. Here a re 
a few tips for conversing with someone w ho stutters. First, never 
mock or imitate a st utte rer. As you can imagine, this w ill only make 
the spea ker feel bad and may lead to eve n greater occ urre nce of  
stut tering, especially among children. Second, do not finish a 
sentence or even a  word for  the person. Althoug h you might thi nk 
this will aid the speaker , in fact it will lead to greater 
self-consciousness and thus eventually to more stuttering.  Finally, 
do not look away as if you a re bor ed. Your body  language will speak 
v
olumes to the stutter er. Is there  instead a nything you can do to help 
him or her? Yes! Co ncentrate on the message itself rather than on 
the delivery of t he me ssage. Keep steady eye contact and speak  in a 
relaxed manner. A ll of  us wa nt to communicate eff ectively. Let’s 
make it ea sier for those with spe cial needs. 
Which word can be substitu ted for detrimental in the first 
paragraph? 
(1) si nful (2) strange  (3) harmful (4) inc omprehensible 
Which ac tion is NOT re commended when listening to a  stutterer? 
(1) loo ki ng at the  per s on 
(2) paying at te nt io n to wha t he or she  is saying 
(3) talking at a n easy pace 
(4) helping the person with his o r her tho ught