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1 Wife: Did you make the airline reservation for our trip yet?
Husband:_____
(A) Sure, anytime. (B) Great, I’m looking forward to it.
(C) Yes, I did that online. (D) Sure, it is my pleasure.

2 To protect the houses from air pollution, a special coating was applied on the surface of the _____
walls for all the houses in the town.
(A) exterior (B) revision (C) insanity (D) diarrhea

3 During the tea-picking and making season, the _____ of tea permeates tea factories in the
mountain.
(A) freshness (B) flimsiness (C) fragrance (D) feature

4 Waitress: How would you like your steak?_____ , medium or well done?
Guest: Medium, please.
(A) Rough (B) Softened (C) Rare (D) Smoked

5 Caller: How much are your single rooms?
Front Desk Clerk: The _____ vary depending upon the season and type of single rooms.
(A) specials (B) rates (C) services (D) ranges

6 Driver: We’re all set to go, sir. It’ll be about a 20-minute _____ to the hotel. Have you visited
Taipei before?
Guest: No, this is my first visit.
(A) ride (B) race (C) passage (D) process

7 Airports with international flights have customs and _____ facilities, which allow right of entry
into a country.
(A) authoritarian (B) immigration (C) segregation (D) sanitation

8 The spiritual center of Japan’s culture and _____, Kyoto is renowned for its abundance of green tea.
(A) heritage (B) vintage (C) courage (D) pilgrimage

9 The park’s landscape _____ unique coastal rock formations shaped by natural forces over several
million years.
(A) features (B) indulges (C) bargains (D) entreats

10 The city was _____ by an exceptional high tide, which caused severe flood damage to bridges and
roadways.
(A) struck (B) sponged (C) elicited (D) objected

11 The city of Kaohsiung in Taiwan has been performing a _____ job in enhancing its network of
off-road bicycle trails, providing ample chances for leisure activities, family outings, and daily
commutes.
(A) terrible (B) mediocre (C) horrific (D) fantastic

12 When you are faced with a _____, raising your voice is never a successful way to settle the
disagreement.
(A) conflict (B) duration (C) lavatory (D) pamphlet

13 When traveling to popular tourist destinations during peak season, encountering crowds is _____ a
part of the experience.
(A) rarely (B) inevitably (C) surprisingly (D) randomly

14 When driving on curvy or _____ roads, do not fidget with phones and radios. It only takes a
moment of inattention before we are out of the lane.
(A) crooked (B) haughty (C) bullish (D) roasted

15 The _____ of jungles and rainforests is critical to the survival of many species.
(A) conservation (B) cancellation (C) consultation (D) condensation

16 Due to increased demand, the national park started_____ more permits for overnight camping to
accommodate more hikers.
(A) collecting (B) issuing (C) engaging (D) decreasing

17 Tourism is one of the city’s economic _____ and an important driver of economic growth that
provides more employment opportunities to people.
(A) mainstays (B) downturns (C) barbarians (D) reproaches

18 Customs and Border Protection officers _____ three shipments containing various luxury items,
which were deemed to be counterfeits.
(A) seized (B) averted (C) groaned (D) eroded

19 The view from the mountain peak was absolutely _____ , offering a panorama that took my breath
away.
(A) rotary (B) lame (C) sublime (D) prompt

20 Travelers who bring food and other organic material back to their countries can often _____ carry
pests and other risks.
(A) unintentionally (B) disrespectfully (C) institutionally (D) sympathetically

21 Dear guests, you are leaving Taiwan tomorrow morning. As your tour guide, I would like to inform
you a few things concerning your_____ . First, your baggage pick-up time is 9:00 a.m. tomorrow
morning, and please have all your baggage ready and put them outside your room by 9:00 a.m.
(A) departure (B) department (C) compartment (D) apartment

22 Those items in this show room are _____ in price and quality, so it’s really a matter of what your
own preference is in weight and color.
(A) comparable (B) compare (C) comparing (D) comparison

23 Guest: Where is the fitness center?
Front Desk Clerk: Go pass the sauna and turn right. The signs will _____ you there. You can’t miss
it.
(A) direct (B) detect (C) deduct (D) induct

24 It is a good habit for students to keep a diary every day. However, it will be a _____ task for their
teachers to review the diary and make some comments on it every week.
(A) timekeeping (B) time-consuming (C) timesaving (D) time-releasing

25 Tourist: Do you have any information on city tours?
Front Desk Clerk: Certainly. Here is a guidebook and some _____  providing detailed information
about the city and the city tours.
(A) prescriptions (B) preferences (C) belongings (D) brochures

26 Ladies and Gentlemen, as we are encountering some _____ , the cruising is not stable. Please return
to your seat and fasten your seatbelt.
(A) turbulence (B) vacancy (C) congestion (D) attention

27 The new luxury hotel boasts a _____ of 500 guests, offering them unparalleled comfort and
amenities.
(A) capacity (B) bargain (C) structure (D) design

28 Aaron is a gourmet. He likes to try _____ food whenever he travels in foreign countries.
(A) critic (B) extrovert (C) negative (D) exotic

29 If you’re traveling to the airport, the shuttle bus will only stop up to two more times after your
pickup. By reducing the number of stops, we _____ to provide a safer, more efficient, and more
pleasant transportation experience.
(A) suggest (B) strive (C) support (D) saunter

30 The controversial art exhibit was designed to _____ thought and discussion among its viewers.
(A) provoke (B) rotate (C) quench (D) numb

31 In the unfortunate event of a group member's accidental demise during a foreign trip, it is necessary
to obtain an official _____ from local authorities. This document is crucial for legal and
administrative purposes and is often required by the deceased person's home country.
(A) quitting report (B) discovery statement (C) death certificate (D) morality declaration

32 Taiwan is listed as one of the top 15 hot spring sites, possessing an impressive _____ of springs
such as warm, cool, mud, and even underwater hot springs.
(A) variety (B) scarcity (C) monotony (D) uniformity

33 Experienced wine tasters can _____ subtle flavors and aromas that a casual drinker might miss.
(A) ignore (B) forget (C) confuse (D) detect

34 Airport security rules state that passengers can only bring _____ items no larger than 100ml in their
hand luggage.
(A) liquid (B) lengthy (C) explosive (D) loose

35 When you come to Penghu, you may sign up for an island-hopping tour with everything from half-day
to multi-day _____ available.
(A) initiatives (B) itineraries (C) intuitions (D) insurances

36 Taiwan is totally open for travel. All COVID-related travel restrictions are finished. You just need
to find out if your country is _____ for visa-free entry.
(A) changeable (B) eligible (C) capable (D) valuable

37 Riding a scooter is one of the best ways to explore Taiwan. _____ the offshore islands, going
around _____ scooter is practically essential.
(A) In… on (B) At … with (C) For … on (D) On…by

38 Seniors can get a _____ card which gives them some small discounts when transferring trains rides.
(A) credit (B) business (C) concessionaire (D) debit

39 The documents required for applications of working holidays in Taiwan are based on the
respective _____  agreements between countries.
(A) unrelated (B) bilateral (C) independent (D) autonomous

40 In Taiwan, Youbike is virtually _____ with public bike sharing.
(A) similar (B) same (C) documentary (D) synonymous

41 Don’t forget to fill the _____ before returning the car. This will save you extra fuel and service
fees.
(A) gas tank (B) credit card (C) water bottle (D) application form

42 The politician proposed the loosening of restrictions _____ foreigners serving in the
hospitality and logistics sectors.
(A) at (B) with (C) on (D) to

43 We decided to escape the city’s hustle and bustle by booking a luxurious beachfront _____.
(A) luggage (B) resort (C) seaside (D) tourism

44 The restaurant’s _____ , including crispy calamari, stuffed mushrooms, and savory sliders, left us
eagerly anticipating the main course.
(A) appetizers (B) experiences (C) illusions (D) desserts

45 With _____ boarding, my parents were among the first to step onto the plane, ensuring a stress-free
start on their journey.
(A) denied (B) hindered (C) priority (D) regular

46 More and more governments are making commitments to _____ tourism by providing eco-friendly
accommodations, conservation efforts, and community engagement initiatives.
(A) fallacious (B) intuitive (C) sustainable (D) territorial

47 A: Is there a _____ meal on the flight?
B: No, but there’s a selection of refreshments available for a small fee.
(A) supportive (B) complimentary (C) domestic (D) laboratory

48 English became the dominant language in international business, _____ communication among
people from diverse linguistic backgrounds in the global market.
(A) affiliating (B) circulating (C) eliminating (D) facilitating

49 Parks and recreation staff received numerous calls over the weekend regarding _____ and damage
at The Central Park.
(A) feminism (B) imperialism (C) skepticism (D) vandalism

50 In the travel industry, smart investors might _____ more budget to those months with holidays and
summer vacation.
(A) allocate (B) conceal (C) obscure (D) suppress

51 The manager tried very hard to squeeze us in for a delightful dinner _____ the restaurant was fully
booked, showing exceptional customer service.
(A) as such (B) but (C) even if (D) unless

52 A: I heard the natural beauty of Hawaii is under threat due to its booming travel industry. How is
this issue addressed?
B:_____
(A) It may be useful if the authorities set laws to reduce the permanent residents.
(B) I think it’s high time that the government lure more tourists to visit the islands.
(C)One approach is to balance economic benefits with protecting the unique environment and culture.
(D) Perhaps they suffer from the rapidly changing climate along with homelessness in the near future.

53 Passenger: Hi, I’d like to check in for my flight to New York, please.
Check-in Agent: Of course, may I have your _____ , please?
(A) hotel reservation (B) driver’s license
(C) passport and e-ticket (D) shopping receipts

54 Tour Leader: One of our guests absolutely loved the steak tonight. Is it possible to order an
extra  _____ for him?
Waiter: Of course! I’d be happy to assist. How would he like it cooked?
(A) offering (B) serving (C) dish (D) ratio

55 Airline regulations insist on passengers using  _____ plastic bags for carrying personal belongings
through security checkpoints, ensuring swift inspection and compliance with safety measures.
(A) transparent (B) biodegradable (C) resealable (D) composed

56 Captain: We’re thrilled to have you with us today and hope you’re as excited as we are for this
journey ahead. Our flight time today is _____ to be approximately five hours.
(A) estimated (B) prepared (C) previewed (D) enabled

57 The _____ is where you can fill your prescriptions and purchase over-the-counter medications and
health-related products.
(A) supermarket (B) gymnasium (C) emergency (D) pharmacy

58 Understanding social _____ is crucial when attending formal events to ensure one behaves
appropriately.
(A) wellness (B) description (C) merits (D) etiquette

59 During the tour, the guide highlighted the _____ in case the group got separated in the crowded
area.
(A) assembly point (B) resemblance place (C) junction area (D) unity zone

60 Many people are _____ to pollen, and they experience symptoms like sneezing and itchy eyes
during spring.
(A) immune (B) committed (C) subject (D) allergic

61 In Taiwan, you don’t need to worry about traveling far to find eateries that _____ inexpensive food.
(A) offer (B) offers (C) offering (D) are offered

62 Hotels operated by chains normally provide _____ ranging from budget to luxurious ones.
However, there are still many privately owned inns and hotels that provide much less expensive
rooms and meals than chain hotels.
(A) arrangements (B) adaptations (C) affiliations (D) accommodations

63 Taiwanese night markets have evolved over the years from small, local gatherings to noisy streets
lined with _____ who must adhere to regulations placed on their goods and activities.
(A) buyers (B) salespersons (C) monitors (D) vendors

64 Customer: Hello, can you send someone to look at the air conditioning in my room. It’s too noisy
and it doesn’t seem to be working properly.
Receptionist: I’m sorry, sir. I’ll speak to the _____ department.
(A) compliance (B) indulgence (C) maintenance (D) negligence

65 Clerk: Please mind the _____ between the train and the platform when leaving the train.
(A) bag (B) exit (C) curb (D) gap

66 Guests must not interfere with the electrical network in the hotel rooms without the _____ consent
of the management department.
(A) principal (B) princely (C) prior (D) prospect

67 What time do people usually have to _____ out of the hotel if they don’t want to pay for another
day?
(A) take (B) check (C) pay (D) run

68 Women are more _____ by spa holidays than men. While spa usage among men is increasing, it
was estimated that over 65% of spa customers are female.
(A) attracted (B) attiring (C) advised (D) attempted

69 Many cities in Japan are quite popular vacation destinations because of their _____ to Taiwan.
(A) extremity (B) proximity (C) facility (D) ambiguity

70 Passenger: Excuse me, sir. Are there two empty seats next to each other? My husband and I want to
sit together.
Flight Attendant: Hold on a moment, please. Let me check the seating chart.
Passenger: That’s fine. Please take your time.
Flight Attendant: I am sorry, Madame, but all the seats are _____ in this flight.
(A) enjoyed (B) detected (C) emptied (D) occupied

71 Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word   restored   in the first paragraph?
(A) Rebuilt (B) Destroyed (C) Deserted (D) Rejected

72 According to the passage, which of the following statements best explains “The complex sports a
classical hipped roof with double-eave style” in the second paragraph?
(A) The hipped roof with double-eave style of the complex is used for sports.
(B) The complex boasts of its classical hipped roof with double-eave style.
(C) The complex hides its classical hipped roof with double-eave style.
(D) The complex exercises its classical hipped roof with two eaves.

73 According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true about Longshan Temple?
(A) It is located in Wanhua, Taipei.
(B) It has three decorated gates.
(C) Its façade wall is made of stones.
(D) It has been preserved intact since it was first built in 1738.

74 According to the passage, which of the following statements is true?
(A) The temple is among the richest due to inexhaustible donations by devotees.
(B) There are richly painted gorgons that guard the entrance of each of the temple gates.
(C) The temple’s carvings can be characterized as slipshod and amateurish.
(D) Delicate sculptures, wood carvings and vivid-colored buddha statues sit in the central chamber.

75 Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage?
(A) Paintings and carvings of Longshan Temple
(B) The structure of the Longshan Temple complex
(C) The historical value of Longshan Temple
(D) The cost of building the temple

76 Which of the following best describes the purpose of this passage?
(A) To provide evidence showing how food is more important than the economy.
(B) To demonstrate the significance of the travelers’ culinary skills in cooking.
(C) To interpret how authentic and well-cooked local foods may win tourists’ hearts.
(D) To compromise the value of domestic food in popular travel destinations.

77 According to the passage, which of the following is true?
(A) More and more people travel to see historic sights or to search souvenirs.
(B) More than eighty percent of the surveyed tourists connect local food to culture.
(C) Most tourists still believe that touring to new and well-known places is nonnegotiable.
(D) Culinary tourism contributes much to the hospitality industry, but not to the overall economy.

78 In the sentence “People are more eager than ever to connect with the real roots of their visiting
places,” what does “the real root” refer to?
(A) Local food (B) Imported food (C) Historical sites (D) Recreational centers

79 Which of the following has the closest meaning to the word   gastronomic   in the first paragraph?
(A) Anorexia (B) Carnivorous (C) Fruitarian (D) Gourmet

80 According to the passage, which of the following explains why the local food has been intoxicating?
(A) The tourists, tired as they are, are going to sit down and have something to stop hunger.
(B) Tourists have chances to travel adventurously and seek out novel cultural experiences.
(C) Culinary tourists are eager to learn more about different cultures through their foods.
(D) Culinary tourism is solely spending lavishly on the food or the luxurious restaurants.