43. What does the word “it” in line 8 refer to?

(A) Computer.
(B) Mold.
(C) Hand.
(D) Design.

44. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT mentioned in the process of making Olympic medals? (A) Strikings. (B) Sculpting. (C) Silver cutting. (D) Gold bathing

45. According to the passage, which of the following is true? (A) To create the round symbols, the mold is hit twice. (B) The Rio Olympic medals are made of pure gold. (C) Molds were made purely by computers. (D) Carneiro is an experienced coin maker. On any other Friday, we hear the joyful exclamation of “TGIF.” The work week is almost over, and playtime is about to begin. But when Friday the 13th arrives, many of us respond quite differently. Travel arrangements are canceled, and doctor appointments are rescheduled. Risky endeavors of all kinds are put off in an effort to avoid tempting fate. Why do we fear Friday the 13th in particular? Firstly, it is all but impossible to avoid learning the superstition in the first place. Friday the th13 is perhaps the most prominent of a group of traditional superstitions that includes black cats, broken mirrors, stepping on cracks and walking under ladders. This collection of fearsome evil spirit is an inherent feature of Western culture. Most superstitions arise as a method of coping with uncertainty. We feel worried about the important things in our lives: our health, our children, our paychecks and our sports teams. All these things are dear to us, and all can be drastically affected in a positive or negative direction by events utterly beyond our control. Secondly, the infrequency of Friday the 13th helps to maintain the anxiety it provokes. There is a 13th day in every month of the year, but when the 13th falls on a Tuesday or a Sunday or any day but Friday, we take little notice. If we encountered our superstitions at a much higher rate, these superstitions would not be that unusual. Finally, we should not underestimate the role of the media in keeping this irrational belief alive. Superstitious belief is something strange that happens by chance. It carries a lasting fascination. News outlets are always hungry for an interesting story. As long as these superstitions are kept floating around in our culture, they will persist.

46. What is the passage mainly about? (A) Why Friday the 13th causes fear. (B) Where we go on Friday the 13th. (C) What we should do on Friday the 13th. (D) How often we come across Friday the 13th.

47. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT the reason why western people fear Friday the 13th? (A) People keep learning the superstition. (B) The media helps keep it alive. (C) It does not occur often. (D) It is a good tradition.

48. According to the passage, what does “TGIF” most likely represent? (A) Thank God I'm forgiven. (B) Thank God It’s Florida. (C) Thank God It’s Friday. (D) Thank god I’m free.

49. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage? (A) The media likes to report stories about Friday the 13th. (B) Western people pay attention to the 13th every month. (C) People tend to change schedule on Friday the 13th. (D) Friday the 13th is a natural part of Western spirit.

50. What does the word “it” in line 1 of paragraph 3 refer to? (A) Friday the 13th. (B) Infrequency. (C) Anxiety. (D) Control.

1.正常成人的心跳次數為每分鐘 (A)40～59 次 (B)60～99 次 (C)100～109 次 (D)110 次及以上。

2.造成案主便秘的原因，下列何者不正確？ (A)身體活動量減少 (B)定時給予腹部按摩 (C)飲食中缺 乏纖維素 (D)麻醉、機械性的阻塞 。

3.就工作倫理觀點，下列那一項是照顧服務員不正確的做法？ (A)為維繫與案主之間的關係，可將 個人電話、地址留給案主或案家 (B)不可未經案主同意，自行到銀行領錢 (C)不可向案主 或案家 借錢 (D)不可將個人的家事帶到案主家中 。

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