30.
(A) overflowing
(B) subordinate
(C) overarching
(D) substitutional 

複選題31. ____________(AB) Its geographic orientation renders it acutely susceptible to monsoon fronts and typhoons. (AC) The night market is surprisingly spacious and modern, with little resemblance to traditional Taiwanese bazaars.   (AD) The port’s legacy continues to shape its economic rhythms and civic identity today.   (AE) Visitors can savor a rotating array of seasonal specialties prepared using age-old recipes passed down through generations. (BC) These efforts have not only enhanced urban aesthetics but also sparked civic pride and national recognition.   (BD) The festival’s rituals embody the city’s symbiosis of spiritual reverence and maritime ancestry.

複選題32. ____________(AB) Its geographic orientation renders it acutely susceptible to monsoon fronts and typhoons. (AC) The night market is surprisingly spacious and modern, with little resemblance to traditional Taiwanese bazaars.   (AD) The port’s legacy continues to shape its economic rhythms and civic identity today.   (AE) Visitors can savor a rotating array of seasonal specialties prepared using age-old recipes passed down through generations. (BC) These efforts have not only enhanced urban aesthetics but also sparked civic pride and national recognition.   (BD) The festival’s rituals embody the city’s symbiosis of spiritual reverence and maritime ancestry.

複選題33. ____________(AB) Its geographic orientation renders it acutely susceptible to monsoon fronts and typhoons. (AC) The night market is surprisingly spacious and modern, with little resemblance to traditional Taiwanese bazaars.   (AD) The port’s legacy continues to shape its economic rhythms and civic identity today.   (AE) Visitors can savor a rotating array of seasonal specialties prepared using age-old recipes passed down through generations. (BC) These efforts have not only enhanced urban aesthetics but also sparked civic pride and national recognition.   (BD) The festival’s rituals embody the city’s symbiosis of spiritual reverence and maritime ancestry.

複選題34. ____________(AB) Its geographic orientation renders it acutely susceptible to monsoon fronts and typhoons. (AC) The night market is surprisingly spacious and modern, with little resemblance to traditional Taiwanese bazaars.   (AD) The port’s legacy continues to shape its economic rhythms and civic identity today.   (AE) Visitors can savor a rotating array of seasonal specialties prepared using age-old recipes passed down through generations. (BC) These efforts have not only enhanced urban aesthetics but also sparked civic pride and national recognition.   (BD) The festival’s rituals embody the city’s symbiosis of spiritual reverence and maritime ancestry.

複選題35. ____________ (AB) Its geographic orientation renders it acutely susceptible to monsoon fronts and typhoons. (AC) The night market is surprisingly spacious and modern, with little resemblance to traditional Taiwanese bazaars.   (AD) The port’s legacy continues to shape its economic rhythms and civic identity today.   (AE) Visitors can savor a rotating array of seasonal specialties prepared using age-old recipes passed down through generations. (BC) These efforts have not only enhanced urban aesthetics but also sparked civic pride and national recognition.   (BD) The festival’s rituals embody the city’s symbiosis of spiritual reverence and maritime ancestry.

36. Which of the following is true about the whole passage? (A) Students decided to protest against retaking the exams after the earthquake. (B) The government decided to close all schools indefinitely due to safety concerns. (C) The government was not flexible and refused to reschedule the exams after the earthquake. (D) The earthquake caused the cancellation and rescheduling of university entrance exams for thousands of students.

37. How does the author conclude the passage in the last paragraph? (A) The author ends by acknowledging challenges but remains hopeful for students’ success ahead. (B) The author finishes by explaining how students will be exempt from retaking exams entirely. 6/9 (C) The author concludes by focusing on the financial costs of rebuilding damaged exam centers. (D) The author ends by blaming the government for failing to protect schools adequately.

38. What is the writer’s perspective on the pedagogy introduced by Mr. Whitson? (A) The writer considers it is irrelevant to the learning process. (B) The writer appreciates it, for it fosters inquiry and intellectual boldness. (C) The writer regards it as superfluous and irrelevant to other disciplines. (D) The writer views it as undermining respect for educators and academic materials.

39. Which of the following quotes correspond to the passage? (A) “To be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved.” — George MacDonald (B) “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” — Mahatma Gandhi (C) “Respect for ourselves guides our morals; respect for others guides our manners.” — Laurence Sterne (D) “It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.” — Aristotle 

40. What is the most appropriate title for the reading passage? (A) Ethics and Issues in Rock Climbing (B) Current Trends in Rock Climbing (C) A Brief History of Rock Climbing (D) Sport climbers versus traditional climbers

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