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IV. 文意測驗：分為 Part A 與 Part B 兩部分，共 15 題 (36-50)。

Part A：共 10 題 (36-45)，每題各有一個空格，並各附有四個選項，請依據各題文意，選出最適當的答案，以完成該段落。

36. Time is a critical factor in college work: guard it carefully and use it economically. How can you develop the most successful time schedule for your purposes? In the first place, find out exactly what you have to do. Make a master list of responsibilities you must meet each week and special projects you must finish during the term. Then study yourself. Discover the hours you work best. The next step is to set up a plan to make the best use of your energies; schedule your best hours for the study of your most difficult subjects, your next best hours for the easier subjects, and your low-energy hours for rest, relaxation, or simple mechanical tasks. _________ (A) However, settle down and follow the plan until you form the habit. (B) Likewise, settle down and follow the plan until you form the habit. (C) Finally, settle down and follow the plan until you form the habit. (D) On the contrary, settle down and follow the plan until you form the habit.

37. _________ Jerusalem was divided between Israel and Jordan until 1967; since then Israel has held all of the city. For Jews, Jerusalem is the ancient Hebrew capital, where King Solomon built the Temple. For Christians, the city is where Jesus Christ preached and was crucified. Muslims believe that the Prophet Muhammad rose to heaven from a rock in Jerusalem. The Dome of the Rock shrine now stands on the spot. (A) No one knows whether or not peace in the Middle East is possible. (B) Jerusalem is a holy city for people of three faiths: Jews, Christians, and Muslims. (C) The bright future of Jerusalem is approaching, for peace in the Middle East may start in this ancient city. (D) Jerusalem has been in troubled waters ever since its establishment.

38. _________ Athletes who are going to be active for a long time often eat large amounts of carbohydrates before competing. The most beneficial carbohydrates come from vegetable sources such as wheat, corn, and beans. Sugars are also a form of carbohydrates, but the body uses them quickly and without much benefit. (A) Carbohydrates give us energy. (B) The most useful carbohydrates come from vegetables such as wheat and corn. (C) Food is made up of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. (D) Our bodies need basically four types of nutrients from food: proteins, carbohydrates, fats, and vitamins and minerals.

39. Children gain knowledge about the world around them in part from observation and experience. To understand the world, a child needs firsthand experience with many opportunities to observe, to experiment, and to get hands dirty. While experience counts for much, book learning is also important, for it helps bring coherence and order to a child's scientific knowledge. Only when topics are presented systematically and clearly can children make steady and secure progress in their scientific learning. A systematic approach that combines experience with book learning can help provide essential building blocks for deeper understanding at a later time. _________ (A) It can also provide the kind of knowledge that one is not likely to gain from observation. (B) The child's development of scientific knowledge and understanding is a very disorderly and complex process. (C) From their very first day in school, students should be actively engaged in learning to view the world scientifically. (D) However, experience is generally considered much less important than book learning by educators.

40. _________ Its reliance on foreign sources is apparent every day in the year. Take sugar. Cane sugar ranks first in value among imported foodstuffs. Or take coffee. Coffee drinking couldn't be an American habit if it cut off imports from Brazil. The U.S. gets much of printing ink from Canada, otherwise it wouldn't have its newspaper. The chief source of raw silk is Japan. A wrist watch sold in the States may or may not be a Swiss watch, but the inner movements are probably imported. Ninety percent of them are. (A) The U.S. depends on a large number of foreign countries for labor. (B) Although the U.S. is a rich and powerful nation, it depends upon foreign sources for most of its raw material. (C) The U.S. is a rich and plentiful nation; nevertheless, it relies upon foreign sources for many commodities of famous brands. (D) In the U.S., ninety percent of watches and similar items are imported.

41. The worker termites perform all the labor for the community. They tend the fungus gardens and harvest the crops; they take care of and domesticate other insects and milk them much as we milk cows; they feed the queen and other termites and keep them well groomed; _________ (A) and they work and live in the dark and hate the light. (B) and they had a good reputation for building nests which are sturdy and air-conditioned. (C) and they must have contact with the soil in order to survive. (D) and they build complicated nests which are sturdy and air-conditioned.

42. Adults have some advantages in education. __________ Because they have the experience of life, they know what knowledge will be useful to them and what will not. If they cannot read or write, they have experienced the problems that illiteracy can cause. If they cannot do their jobs well, they have experienced the loss of income or of job opportunities that lack of vocational training can cause. Adults have usually accumulated a wealth of experience of life in general that can help them in learning. They have more practical, everyday experience that can help them understand what they learn in school. (A) Adult learners often know how to hide their inability from others. (B) Adult learners often have jobs and families. (C) Adult learners often know how important reading and writing are for their work. (D) Adult learners often know exactly what they need to learn.

43. Reading is primarily a silent activity. Students need to process the reading independently of others. This is not to say that in some cases the teacher may not need to read the text aloud. However, students should not be asked to read aloud. __________ When students read aloud, it prevents them from reading for meaning and forces them to read word by word, which is not the way efficient readers read. (A) Reading aloud is especially important for young readers. (B) Reading should be interesting, relevant and meaningful. (C) Reading is an activity in which the reader extracts information from print. (D) Reading lessons are opportunities to teach pronunciation for many teachers.

44. Sometimes a huge mass of snow slides down a mountain side. This is an avalanche. Avalanches happen when the snow on the mountain is disturbed by wind, earth movements, loud noises, or even by people skiing. __________ Dry snow avalanches move faster than wet snow -- at over 100 miles per hour. (A) The avalanche gets bigger as it slides down the mountain, carrying with it rocks and fallen trees. (B) Therefore, it is imperative that people should take precautions before they go on a skiing trip. (C) Avalanches cost hundreds of lives each year. (D) There is no way so far to prevent avalanches from happening.

45. The movie trilogy of The Lord of the Rings is a New Zealand production. The Maori and all New Zealanders have a strong respect for the land and various specific requirements are set up to protect their environment. There was a phrase that became a watchword on the film: “All that we ever leave behind are the footprints.” There was another reason to respect the natural environment used in the film. The author of the novel The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien, witnessed the devastating effects of industrialization and the way in which it changed, and even destroyed, great areas of the previously untouched English countryside that he knew and loved. (A) It goes without saying that he would have mistaken this landscape for the old English countryside that was no more. (B) Because of this, it seemed especially fitting that we should show our respect for this landscape and acknowledge that it was far more than a series of movie sets. (C) By all means, we have to convince people that all waste and garbage has to be removed and that everything has to remain the same. (D) Therefore, for any film-maker wanting to shoot on location in New Zealand, the commitment, in terms of extra budget and personnel, can be considerable. Part B：本部分包括兩篇短文，共 5 題 (46-50)，每題各有一個空格，並各附有四個選項，請依據短文文意，選出最適當的答案，以完成該短文。 Some seemingly successful people commit suicide while others who appear to be content with themselves never achieve the outward signs of success. However, a truly successful person displays both an inner and an outer quality of success. The inner attribute of the successful person takes several forms. Such a person exhibits an air of self-esteem. 46 This good feeling produces a self-confidence that is quickly observed by those who come in contact with the successful person. 47 Very often, the successful person’s position provides him/her with the money to buy material possessions. That position may also contribute to the recognition that the successful person receives from others. 48

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