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108 年 - 2019臺北市市立民族國中九年級108 下學期英文第一次段考(期中考)南一#95746　

1.16. Tina ___ her mother for a long time, so she visited her last week.
(A) wouldn’t see
(B) haven’t seen
(C) don’t see
(D) hadn’t seen

2.17. While I was walking on the sidewalk, I saw some birds ___ over my head.
(A) are flying
(B) flying
(C) to fly
(D) flies

3.18. He speaks ___ English ___ Chinese. He only speaks Japanese.
(A) neither； nor
(B) either； or
(C) not only； but also
(D) bother； and

4.19. I have to leave now. My father will ___ at the school gate at 4:00.
(A) wait me for
(B) put me on
(C) pick me up
(D) look me at

5.20. Yesterday, Sherry went to see a doctor. She told the doctor that she only ___ bread for meals for a week.
(A) has has
(B) has had
(C) had has
(D) had had

6.21. When Lily doesn’t know a word, she ___ in the dictionary.
(A) looks for it
(B) looks up it
(C) looks it up
(D) looks it for

7.22. My cats don’t enjoy ___. Every time I touch them, they run away quickly.
(A) being touched
(B) being touching
(C) to be touched
(D) touching

8.23. I have known Peter since we were 6. I know him ___ than his girlfriend does.
(A) well
(B) better
(C) good
(D) best

9.24. Betty ___ red every day last month.
(A) has worn
(B) wears
(C) wear
(D) wore

10.25. These jeans ___ old socks. You should throw them away.
(A) smell like
(B) smell
(C) sound
(D) sound like

11.26. Both the chair and the table ___ made by my father.
(A) was
(B) were
(C) has
(D) did

12.27. The chef makes the best soup. You can’t find ___ soup in the city.
(A) the most delicious
(B) more delicious
(C) delicious
(D) deliciously

13.28. He ___ in the kitchen when his baby cried. He stopped to comfort(安撫) the baby.
(A) were cooking
(B) cooks
(C) is cooking
(D) was cooking

14.29. She made her son ___ phone call to his father.
(A) making
(B) to make
(C) make
(D) made

15.30. The cookies on the table ___ by me.
(A) weren’t eaten
(B) didn’t be eaten
(C) didn’t eat
(D) wasn’t eaten

16.31. This dress is ___ in the world. You can’t find another one with the same design.
(A) private
(B) single
(C) unique
(D) instant

17.32. It is a matter of ___, not about money. I don’t do anything bad for money.
(A) principle
(B) treasure
(C) symbol
(D) thief

18.33. Because of the coronavirus outbreak, the school planned to ___ the sports day.
(A) complain
(B) embarrass
(C) develop
(D) cancel

19.34. My father has ___ smoking since he did a lung health check two years ago.
(A) quit
(B) inspired
(C) searched
(D) delivered

20.35. The book is no longer ___ around the world. You can’t buy any copies.
(A) ancient
(B) available
(C) regular
(D) private

21.36. A: Is she ___? B: No, she is married.
(A) overseas
(B) fair
(C) single
(D) instant

22.37. He is a ___ customer at that bakery. He visits there and buys bread every three days.
(A) wild
(B) regular
(C) single
(D) fair

23.38. She is so beautiful that no one can ___ her. When she shows up, she catches everyone’s eye.
(A) lift
(B) emphasize
(C) confuse
(D) ignore

24.39. Mark’s parents have much ___ in teaching him. Mark is polite and kind.
(A) success
(B) symbol
(C) principle
(D) treasure

25.40. When you drive, it is ___ to follow traffic rules.
(A) available
(B) impossible
(C) ancient
(D) necessary

26.三、克漏字測驗
Extreme heat events are becoming more common all over the world. But besides the effects like sweaty clothes and increased thirst, extreme heat can have several 41. effects.
Because of some conditions 42. by extreme heat, there’s a risk that airplanes won’t be able to take off properly. You might think it’s because the engines get too hot, but it actually has to do with how air acts when it is hot. The hotter the air is, the less dense it becomes. Because airplane wings can’t operate in air that is below a certain density, when extreme heat lowers the air’s density too much, flying becomes dangerous.
While extreme heat may keep the sky clear of planes, it will also 43. the oceans cloudier. That’s because in certain parts of the world, extreme heat caused more rain to fall. This creates larger, faster-moving rivers, which carry more dirt with them into the oceans. As the oceans get darker, it gets 44. for animals that use their sight for hunting to find enough food to survive.

extreme 極端的；conditions 情況；dense 密度大的； operate 運作；ceratin 某種（些、個）的； density 空氣密度
【題組】41.
(A) surprising
(B) surprises
(C) to surprise
(D) surprised

27.【題組】42.
(A) are caused
(B) that are caused
(C) cause
(D) which cause

28.【題組】43.
(A) help
(B) have
(C) let
(D) make

29.【題組】44.
(A) more hard
(B) easier
(C) harder
(D) more easy

30.四、閱讀測驗
（一） Dear Lucy,
I haven’t heard from you since we graduated from senior high school. Lots of things have happened since I wrote you last time.
Fred has moved to Taipei. But we can still meet each other because he comes back to Kaohsiung once a month. Susan just came back from her trip to Ilan. She has always dreamed about going there. Victor has passed his driving test. Can you believe that? He has already taken the test six times!
How about you? How have you been? Hope to hear from you soon.
Yours,
Kelly

45. Which is true about the reading?
(A) Susan comes to Taipei once a month.
(B) Lucy wrote this letter to Kelly.
(C) Kelly lives in Kaohsiung.
(D) Victor has taken the driving test 7 times.

31.（二）
My dog ate my book

When it tried to find some food.

The teacher angrily stamped his foot.

He said I took him for a fool.

He called my mom to come,

And they both agreed I lied.

Then he brought a broom to me,

And had me clean the yard.

I really do not know

If I should tell the truth.

In fact, I don’t have a pet.

I just left it in my room.

stamp 跺腳；broom 掃把

【題組】46. What does it mean?
(A) The student’s dog.
(B) The student’s book.
(C) The student’s broom.
(D) The student’s lie.

32.【題組】47. Which is NOT true about the reading?
(A) The student doesn’t have a pet.
(B) The teacher gave the student’s mom a call.
(C) The student was hit by the broom.
(D) The teacher doesn’t believe what the student said.

33.（三）
Charles Dickens was born in the UK in 1812, and he died in 1870. He began to write in the 1830s. In fact, he only went to school for a few years. He started to work at the age of 12 after his father was out of job. Dickens worked ten hours a day in a factory then. Later, he wrote down this experience in David Copperfield. It was Dickens’s eighth novel. Tolstoy, a great writer, said, “David Copperfield was Dickens’s best novel. He put so much of his own early life in it.”
Because Dickens experienced the hard times in the UK in the 1800s, he wrote a lot of stories about the working-class people at that time. He had a lot of great works such as A Christmas Carol and A Tale of Two Cities. Some of them were adapted for movies and TV programs. Now many people around the world still read and love his books.
working-class 勞動階層
【題組】48. What is the reading mainly about?
(A) The life and works of a writer from the UK.
(B) The latest work of Charles Dickens.
(C) Tolstoy’s idea of his friend, Charles Dickens.
(D) The story of the working-class people.

34.【題組】49. .What does “them” mean in the reading?
(A) The working-class people in the 1800s.
(B) Tolstoy’s family and friends.
(C) Dickens’s movies and TV programs.
(D) Dickens’s storieds and novels.

35.【題組】50. Which is true about the reading?
(A) Dickens didn’t start to work until he was twenty years old.
(B) Dickens’s early life was much like the story in David Copperfield.
(C) A Christmas Carol and A Tale of Two Cities were written by Tolstoy.
(D) Dickens was sixty-eight years old when he died in 1870.