4.
(A) come from
(B) come across
(C) come after
(D) come into

1. (A) with(B) on(C) for(D) to

2. (A) so(B) but(C) unless(D) or

3. (A) literally(B) memorably(C) respectively(D) eventually

5. (A) Unless(B) When(C) Since(D) Before

40. Based on the concluding paragraph, what can be inferred about a "successful" working holiday? (A) It is guaranteed as long as the participant remains enthusiastic. (B) It relies heavily on proactive measures like understanding one's legal rights. (C) It is only possible for those who move to Australia or New Zealand. (D) It depends entirely on the participant's ability to secure a high-paying career.

39. The passage mentions all of the following as factors that can make a working holiday difficult EXCEPT: (A) High costs of accommodation in prominent cities. (B) Limited access to medical services. (C) Rules that prevent participants from easily changing employers. (D) Strict age requirements for visa applicants.

38. Which of the following is identified as a "soft skill" that participants can develop through the WHV program? (A) Advanced technical expertise in seasonal industries. (B) Professional certification in foreign bureaucratic management. (C) Cross-cultural communication and adaptability. (D) Financial investment strategies for global markets.

37. According to the second paragraph, why might university graduates feel "stagnation" during their working holiday? (A) Because they are unable to find any form of employment in the host country. (B) Because the work they perform is often physically demanding and unrelated to their professional goals. (C) Because they are forced to learn a new language before starting their jobs. (D) Because the cost of living is too high for them to enjoy their stay.

36. What is the primary purpose of this passage? (A) To provide a step-by-step guide on how to apply for a working holiday visa. (B) To argue that working holiday programs are the only way to gain international experience. (C) To discuss both the potential benefits and the practical challenges of working holiday programs. (D) To criticize governments for using young travelers to solve national labor shortages.

複選題35 (AB) Consequently, the urban dweller is trapped in a loop of cognitive depletion, where the mind is never truly at rest.  (AC) These neurological findings suggest that nature is not just a luxury, but a biological necessity for maintaining mental equilibrium.  (AD) Over time, the constant demand to filter out irrelevant information leads to the exhaustion of our inhibitory control. (AE) Urbanization has been linked to a significant increase in the prevalence of mood disorders among city residents. (BC) They act as a cognitive restorative, inviting the mind to wander in a state of effortless reflection. (BD) Urban planners are now experimenting with biophilic design, integrating organic patterns and natural light into the very fabric of skyscrapers.

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