23. At the zoo, the children gazed at the cute pandas with their eyes _____.

(A) wide open
(B) to open wide
(C) widely opening
(D) opened widely

24. Jason prefers _____ at home and reading a book to going out on weekends. (A) stay (B) to stay (C) staying (D) stayed

25. Having _____ the novel before, she was able to give a detailed presentation in class. (A) read (B) reading (C) reads (D) to read 三、克漏字測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】 Turkish coffee is strong and thick. It is enjoyed all over the world, but it comes, of course, from Turkey. It was in the 16th century 26 Turkish coffee first appeared in coffee houses in Constantinople. At first, it was restricted to the upper classes. Soon, 27 , everyone started enjoying it. The drink is typically made in a small pot called cezve. The coffee is ground finely and then combined with cold water before being heated. It is served in a small cup, often with Turkish delight. Turkish coffee is more than just a drink, though. It plays a part when a man proposes marriage. He visits his potential bride with his parents, and she makes them coffee. Salt is added to his coffee by the potential bride, 28 it taste awful for him. If he drinks it happily, they believe he’ll be a good husband. So, this is actually a test of his patience. People also use coffee to tell fortunes. After the coffee is finished, the cup is turned over so that the grounds end up on the saucer. 29 they dry, a person’s fortune can be read. So, if you’re 30 for some strong coffee and a look at your fortune, try Turkish coffee!

26. (A) which (B) where (C) that (D) then

27. (A) in addition (B) however (C) for instance (D) by the way

28. (A) makes (B) making (C) that makes (D) and made

29. (A) Only when (B) Because of (C) Upon (D) Once

30. (A) in the mood (B) around the corner (C) in comparison (D) on the basis 四、閱讀測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】 In recent decades, Taiwan has taken notable steps toward protecting the environment, and one of the most visible efforts is the regulation on plastic bag usage. In the past, plastic bags were offered at no cost in nearly every shop. As a consequence, enormous numbers of bags ended up in landfills, rivers, or even drifting in the ocean. Because plastic is extremely slow to decompose, these discarded bags posed long-term threats to marine life, birds, and even human health. To tackle this growing problem, the government began charging shoppers for plastic bags in 2002. At first, many citizens resisted the idea, feeling it was inconvenient. However, over time, people gradually adapted. Nowadays, it is common to see customers carrying reusable shopping bags. Surveys indicate that plastic bag depletion in Taiwan has dropped by more than half since the policy was launched, demonstrating the effectiveness of such a regulation. In addition to reducing plastic waste, Taiwan is actively expanding its use of renewable energy. Wind turbines along the western coast and solar panels on rooftops have become increasingly widespread. The government has set an ambitious target: by 2025, 20% of the nation’s electricity should come from renewable sources. These initiatives reflect a broader vision—not only protecting the environment but also inspiring individuals to reflect on their daily habits. Even simple actions, such as conserving electricity or carrying a reusable cup, can collectively create a meaningful influence on the planet’s future.

31. What environmental issue did Taiwan face before the plastic bag policy? (A) Plastic bags caused serious pollution. (B) Shoppers lacked reusable bags. (C) Renewable energy was too expensive. (D) Shops refused to sell plastic products.

32. How did many people feel when the government first charged for plastic bags? (A) They welcomed the idea right away. (B) They resisted it at first. (C) They were completely indifferent. (D) They immediately stopped using plastic bags.

33. According to the passage, what is Taiwan’s renewable energy goal for 2025? (A) To replace all electricity with solar power. (B) To stop building wind turbines along the coast. (C) To produce 20% of electricity from renewable sources. (D) To close down all nuclear power plants.

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