2. Instead of giving negative criticism, our teachers usually try to give us _____ feedback so that we can improve on our papers.
(A) peculiar
(B) constructive
(C) influential
(D) absolute

1. Due to extremely low rainfall and a dangerous reduction of reservoir water, the area is experiencing the worst _____ in 30 years. (A) scandal (B) nuisance (C) drought (D) fluid

3. To keep healthy, Mr. Lin ______ himself to one glass of wine a day. (A) pursues (B) restricts (C) seizes (D) stripped

4. Taking advantage of a special function of the search engine, users can ____ the Internet without leaving behind any history of the webpages they visit. (A) stride (B) conceal (C) browse (D) rumble

5. The fog was too thick for planes to take off； ______, all the flights would be delayed. (A) aggressively (B) somehow (C) architecturally (D) consequently

6. For a company to make real progress, employees need to be able to express their feelings without fear of ________. (A) retribution (B) distribution (C) attribution (D) contribution

7. What is the purpose of this passage? (A) To evaluate the languages used by different ethnic groups. (B) To point out the link between language use and the environment. (C) To describe how terms of smell are found in different languages. (D) To prove how civilization slows down language development.

8. What does the word “want” in the first paragraph most likely mean? (A) Loss. (B) Growth. (C) Lack. (D) Search.

9. Which of the following is true about the Maniq? (A) Their living environment is similar to that in earlier human history. (B) Their ability to smell is stronger than that of the Jahai. (C) They use smell terms to describe how food looks and tastes. (D) They live in a different climate zone from the Jahai.

10. Why is it difficult for English speakers to describe smells directly? (A) There are not many sources of odor in their surroundings. (B) The sense of smell is not critical for their survival. (C) They cannot distinguish the smells around them. (D) They consider it uncivilized to talk about smells directly.

複選題35.(AB) By contrast, Dictionary.com’s selection of “67” reflects the growing prominence of insider expressions that resist stable interpretation yet thrive through collective recognition.  (AC) It also demonstrates how rapidly new expressions can enter mainstream circulation through media exposure, no matter how absurd and meaningless they appear. (AD) Contemporary discourse increasingly prioritizes immediacy, virality, and affective impact rather than accuracy or depth.  (AE) On the other hand, these lexicographical choices highlight the instability of meaning in the digital era. (BC) In doing so, they elevate individual lexical items into interpretive tools that capture diffuse social moods, allowing abstract concerns to be rendered legible through language. (BD) By contrast, Collins’ “vibe coding” highlights a related but distinct phenomenon, in which intuitive, naturallanguage prompts supplant formal technical expertise. (BE) Yet the evolving lexicon also illuminates how digital conditions reshape patterns of social attachment.

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