II. Vocabulary in Context. 1. ________: fill in lexical words from the list below to make the passage meaningful. Please note the grammatical forms for nouns and verbs. One word can only be used once.

六、非選擇題：20%。（一）摘要寫作(10 分) 請在 120 字以內寫出以下短文之摘要。如超過 120 字，本題將以 0 分計算。 TAIPEI, Taiwan — Taiwanese officials urged people to consider the implications before changing their name to “Salmon,” after dozens flooded government offices to register a name change so they could qualify for a restaurant promotion. The frenzy took hold this week after Japanese chain Sushiro promised a free sushi meal to customers whose names included the traditional Chinese characters “guiyu,” meaning salmon. Customers with names that sounded similar to “salmon” could enjoy a half-price feed. Many found the offer irresistible, and so ensued what local media branded “Salmon Chaos.” Dory Wang, a Sushiro marketing manager, said about 200 customers with the name “Salmon” on their identity card had visited one of the chain’s restaurants on Wednesday, adding that the response of seafood-loving Taiwanese had exceeded expectations. “We appreciated those who are willing to change their names for our sushi,” Wang said. For some, the craze has proved more of a hassle. “Five people requested a name change today and another six yesterday,” said Ou Minxin, an official at a local household registration office in Kaohsiung, Taiwan’s second-largest city. “We have seen changed names such as ‘Hotness Salmon,’ ‘Dip Wasabi and Eat Salmon,’ and ‘Can’t Help but Want to Eat Free Salmon.’ ” Ou said most of them changed their names back after having a meal. “It has indeed added to our workload, but it is quite interesting,” he said. But there’s a catch — and some diners may have bitten off more than they can chew. Taiwan’s Ministry of the Interior posted a reminder on Facebook that a person can only change their name three times in a lifetime, explaining that two of those will be wasted if a person changed their name to “Salmon” and back. “This kind of name change not only wastes time but causes unnecessary paperwork,” Deputy Interior Minister Chen Tsung-yen told reporters as he urged the public to “cherish administrative resources.” One resident decided to add 36 characters to his name, including seafood-themed characters such as “crab” and “lobster,” local media reported. A 19-year-old student surnamed Hong said on Facebook that he changed his name to “Hong Salmon” and invited users to join him for a meal, offering eight time slots. He has not yet considered changing his salmon-themed name, saying it represents his courage to do whatever he wants.

II. Vocabulary in Context. 1. ________: fill in lexical words from the list below to make the passage meaningful. Please note the grammatical forms for nouns and verbs. One word can only be used once.

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II. Vocabulary in Context.
1. ________: fill in lexical words from the list below to make the passage meaningful. Please note the grammatical forms for nouns and verbs. One word can only be used once.