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1. It’s vital that parents _____ to their children about internet safety.
(A) discuss (B) talk (C) tell (D) say
2. Two _____ earthquakes hit Venezuela near the capital Caracas, killing at least 32 people.
(A) careful (B) ordinary (C) powerful (D) valuable
3. As heatwaves become more _____, people will need to think twice when, where, and how they exercise.
(A) common (B) familiar (C) peaceful (D) useful
4. Under the Online Safety Act, online platforms must take _____ to stop children from seeing harmful material.
(A) action (B) behavior (C) information (D) operation
5. Physical activity is strongly _____ with longer life and lower risk of chronic disease.
(A) associated (B) protected (C) replaced (D) separated
二、文法測驗【請在下列各題中選出最適當的答案】
6. European heat is becoming both more severe _____ more frequent.
(A) but (B) and (C) or (D) nor
7. As the economy continues to _____, demand for quick and convenient meal options is also increasing.
(A) grow (B) grew (C) growing (D) grown
8. Germany is the _____ user of coal for power generation in Europe.
(A) big (B) bigger (C) biggest (D) most bigger
9. _____ the firefighters rushed to the scene, they found the bus driver trapped inside the vehicle.
(A) If (B) Since (C) Until (D) When
10. Amazon strongly dominates in the UK, _____ it accounts for about 30% of online retail sales.
(A) which (B) where (C) what (D) why
三、克漏字測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】
Staying active in hot weather can be challenging. Pushing through a run or football match in extreme
heat can be not only uncomfortable 11 dangerous, putting us at risk of heatstroke. “Walking, cycling,
and exercising outdoors become more physically demanding and 12 comfortable when temperatures
are high,” says Christian García-Witulski, an environmental lifestyle epidemiologist. However, if we reduce
our physical activity each time it feels too hot 13 exercise outside, it can contribute to long-term health
risks. Recent research has warned that rising temperatures 14 climate change could lead to people
moving less in the heat and result in an estimated 470,000 to 700,000 premature deaths per year by 2050.
So how do we stay 15 while staying active? The most impactful change most people can make is to
exercise when it is cooler, such as in the morning or evening.
11. (A) and (B) or (C) as well as (D) but also
12. (A) more (B) less (C) rather (D) very
13. (A) to (B) too (C) when (D) in
14. (A) because (B) for (C) due to (D) in terms of
15. (A) hot (B) cool (C) frozen (D) warm
【請接續背面】
四、閱讀測驗
Few foods occupy a space as unique as instant noodles, loved as both a junk-food treat and an everyday food
for millions of people around the world. What began as a post-war solution to hunger in Japan has since become a
global guilty pleasure, providing quick, affordable, and satisfying meals for the masses. But it’s no secret that instant
noodles aren’t healthy. Every so often, new studies emerge explaining how they increase the risk of heart disease and
other health problems— surprising almost no one. In a world that increasingly values healthy eating, as plant-based
diets and wellness become the focus for many, the instant noodle market is still expected to expand rapidly. According
to various estimates, the global industry could grow from $64.67 billion in 2025 to $98.46 billion by 2032.
Scientists have an easy explanation for their popularity: addiction. Researchers studying highly processed foods
say their high-calorie content and delicious mix of salt, fat, and carbohydrates make people want to keep eating them.
The manufacturers, however, offer another explanation. “The reason instant noodles have been widely embraced
around the world as a ‘comfort food’ lies in their ability to offer universal values that people seek in food — namely,
delicious taste, convenience, preservability, affordability, and safety,” says a representative of Nissin Foods Group.
In an era filled with busy schedules and endless daily choices, having a reliable and quick food option is
something to be thankful for. Maybe that’s why processed noodles, notorious as they are, continue to thrive as a
global food culture.
16. What is the main idea of the passage?
(A) Instant noodles are becoming healthier because of new technology.
(B) Although instant noodles are unhealthy, they remain popular for several reasons.
(C) Plant-based diets will soon replace instant noodles worldwide.
(D) Scientists and food companies agree that instant noodles should be avoided.
17. According to the passage, why do scientists believe people want to keep eating instant noodles?
(A) They are cheaper than all other foods.
(B) They are often recommended by doctors.
(C) Their ingredients make people want to eat more.
(D) Their taste improves as people eat them more often.
18. What is the main difference between the scientists' and the manufacturers' explanations?
(A) Scientists focus on eating habits, while manufacturers focus on the benefits of the product.
(B) Scientists believe instant noodles are healthy, while manufacturers disagree.
(C) Scientists support plant-based diets, while manufacturers do not.
(D) Scientists consider instant noodles inexpensive, while manufacturers consider them expensive.
19. What can be inferred from the last paragraph?
(A) Instant noodles are becoming less popular around the world.
(B) People no longer believe instant noodles are unhealthy.
(C) Busy people usually prefer expensive meals.
(D) Most people care more about convenience than perfect nutrition.
20. In the second paragraph, what does the word “addiction” mean?
(A) A strong desire that makes people keep eating something.
(B) A healthy eating habit developed over many years.
(C) A medical treatment for heart disease.
(D) A new way to produce instant noodles.

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