
【3】24.「暴風雨裡/一位朋友撐傘來接我/一手扶我的踉蹌/一手把堅定的傘柄/舉成了一面大盾牌/抵擋猖
狂的雨箭/後來才發現/逆風那一面他的衣衫/幾乎溼透於驟雨/喔,所謂知己/不就是一把傘嗎?──晴天
收起/雨天才為你/豁然開放」關於這首詩,解讀最不當的選項是:
「不就是一把傘嗎」的主語是「知己」
這首詩的含意,與「風雨故人來」意思相近
「踉蹌」,音「ㄌㄧㄤˊㄑㄧㄤˋ」,指腳步歪斜不穩
詩中為自己抵擋風雨的朋友,可以稱之為「患難之交」
【4】25.古文裡常有數字相連以表示並列、相加、相乘、相除等關係。下列「」中的數字,與「『三五』之夜,
明月半牆,風來影動,珊珊可愛」關係相同的選項為何?
童子「五六」人,冠者六七人
脫衣去帽,乃「十八九」佳麗人也
蓋余所至,比好遊者尚不能「十一」
美人「二八」顏如花,泣向花前畏花落
貳、英文【第 26-50 題,每題 2分,共計 25 題,佔 50 分】
一、字彙【請依照句子前後文意,選出最適當的答案】
【1】26. In the movie, the ________ of all mankind, to live or to die, is counting on this superhero.
fate scar pace muse
【4】27. My niece screamed in ________ on seeing her birthday gift—AirPods she had dreamed of receiving.
peace terror sorrow delight
【2】28. As the violent typhoon raged on, we were ________ in the house, unable to go anywhere.
reserved confined absorbed inspected
【1】29. As the head ________ of this award-winning restaurant, Archie is always creating new recipes.
chef maid butler customer
【2】30. Before sharing news, search online for facts and ________ the information so that you won’t become one who
spreads misinformation.
adore verify expose predict
【2】31. Anna found it hard to adjust to the ________ climate when she moved to Thailand. The heat was too strong to
bear.
smooth tropical pleasant changing
【3】32. Considering consumers’ tighter budget, Apple is expected to release a more ________ model this spring.
essential conscious affordable prosperous
【2】33. As the government is stepping up efforts to put the disease under control, the tourist industry is ________
resuming business.
suddenly gradually randomly frequently
二、文法測驗【請在下列各題中選出最適當的答案】
【3】34. The singer Elton John apologized to his fans after he lost his voice and ________ to cut a concert short.
forced had forced was forced was forcing
【3】35. Allen looked upset when he gazed at the picture, ________? I wonder what he was thinking about then.
did he was he didn’t he wasn’t he
【4】36. Your brother seems to have a crush on the girl ________ father owns the restaurant across the road.
who whom which whose
【1】37. All you need to do when preparing for big exams ________ study hard and do enough practices.
is to are will
【4】38. ________, the more mental workouts you get. That is, regular reading keeps your brain active.
You often read more You read more often
The more you often read The more often you read
【2】39. _______ the spread of COVID-19, one must ensure that their hands are free from germs. Washing hands with
soap and water is the most effective.
Prevent To prevent Preventing By preventing
【2】40. Willy is filled with regrets. If he ________ smoking years ago, he might not have lung cancer now.
quit had quit would quit would have quit
三、克漏字測驗【請依照段落上下文意,選出最適當的答案】
Young smokers beware: On Monday, it became illegal in Iowa for anyone under 18 to smoke a
cigarette. If 41 smoking, chewing or even possessing tobacco by the police, an under-aged offender
could be 42 as much as $100, yanked off the street or out of the shopping mall and taken home in the
backseat of a police car. The law is part of the state’s campaign to 43 tobacco use greatly among all
Iowans. The police are ordered to enforce the law, but some are skeptical. On their long list of priorities,
this measure shares a spot with the neighbor’s cat stuck in a tree. “We’re 44 busy to enforce a law
like that,” said the Des Moines Police Department. Forty-four states have laws that ban selling cigarettes to
minors or 45 minors from possessing tobacco, but these laws are rarely enforced.
【2】41. catch caught catching to be caught
【3】42. given rewarded fined frowned
【1】43. reduce increase allow perform
【3】44. very much too extremely
【2】45. encourage prohibit let take
四、閱讀測驗
I am one of those people who spend much time in coffeehouses talking to and observing others. One time I met
half a dozen gentlemen who were talking about the different kinds of people in Europe. One of these men stated that
he had all of the wonderful qualities of the English in his person. He went on to say that the Dutch were all greedy
and hungry for money. The French were not to be trusted. The Germans were a bunch of drunks. The Spanish were
too proud. In bravery, kindness, generosity, and every other virtue the English were better than the rest of the world.
The rest of the company, all Englishmen, accepted his statements as truth. I sat there and said nothing, so a
companion of mine asked me if what that man said was not true. I replied that I could not judge until I had spent
some time in those countries. Perhaps I might find that the Dutch were thrifty and saved their money, that the French
were very polite, that the Germans are hard-working, that the Spanish were very calm and quite, and even that the
English, although brave and generous, might be too bold and free-swinging when things went well and too sad when
they did not. Soon after I said this, I lost the goodwill of my companions, and they all left me alone.
I paid my bill and went home. There I began to think about the silliness of national prejudice. I thought of the
ancient wise man, when asked the country of his citizenship, replied that he was a “citizen of the world.” We have
now become so English, French, Dutch, Spanish, or German that we are no longer citizens of the world. We are so
much the citizens of one small society that we no longer think of ourselves as members of that grand society that
includes all of humankind.
【3】46. Which of the following would be the most appropriate title for the passage?
Coffee Shops in Europe Story of an Ancient Wise Man
Citizen of the World Prejudice against Gentlemen
【4】47. Where did the author meet these English gentlemen?
At a steak house. At a barbershop. At a theater. At a coffeehouse.
【2】48. Of the following counties, which was NOT mentioned in the passage?
France Denmark Germany Spain
【2】49. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true?
The author did not talk to others in coffeehouses.
The English gentlemen did not like what the author said and left.
These gentlemen all agreed on the good qualities of other nations.
The author went home without paying the coffeehouse.
【1】50. Which of the following ideas is supported by the passage?
National prejudice prevents us from being part of all humankind.
The Englishmen are not citizens of the world.
The Dutch do not get along with the French.
The English are flawless and are far better than others.