試卷測驗 - 112 年 - 四技二專統測全真模擬3160S-R第二回(試題）：英文#113084-阿摩線上測驗

阿摩：實現理想需要執著與堅強。

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1(A).

1. A new eco-friendly bin, 　　　 by a UK-based designer, Ben Willis Watson, is used to turn food waste into compost.
(A) invented
(B) invested
(C) invited
(D) inverted

2(A).

2. National Novel Writing Month, usually abbreviated as NaNoWriMo, is a global 　　　 whose purpose is to encourage people, especially kids, to write.
(A) element
(B) excuse
(C) emotion
(D) event

3(A).

3. To 　　　 business management skills, Ken decided to take part in the overseas program.
(A) stare
(B) capture
(C) develop
(D) gamble

4(A).

4. Many kids and their parents were dressed in 　　　 to attend the Halloween party last night.
(A) breezes
(B) costumes
(C) matches
(D) residents

5(A).

5. The company was fined NT$6,000 because its staff members had 　　　 the old pieces of furniture at the roadside.
(A) abandoned
(B) disguised
(C) instructed
(D) maintained

6(A).

6. Entering the battlefield is strictly forbidden unless you are accompanied by a soldier.
(A) complicated
(B) prohibited
(C) embarrassed
(D) defined

7(A).

7. You will really regret it one day if you keep ignoring the warning signals your body is sending you.
(A) neglecting
(B) insulting
(C) exhausting
(D) surveying

8(A).

8. Taipei Daan Forest Park is thought of as an ideal place for people to have a picnic with their families.
(A) a guilty
(B) a liberal
(C) a minor
(D) a perfect

9(A).

9. Yellow was the color of the Chinese emperor’s robes and is associated with high rank and power in Chinese history.
(A) offended
(B) separated
(C) linked
(D) revenged

10(A).

10. The junk floating in outer space poses a great danger to both astronauts and their spacecraft.
(A) potential
(B) process
(C) probability
(D) problem

11(A).

11. Press the switch, and you can turn on the machine to see if there is something wrong with it.
(A) Push
(B) Parade
(C) Propose
(D) Pretend

12(A).

12. Sharon: Watch out, Hank! The light just turned red!
Hank: Sorry, I was checking my LINE messages.
Sharon: 　　　　　　　 It’s very dangerous to use smartphones while walking.
Hank: All right. I won’t do that anymore.
(A) You have a new message.
(B) You are always on your phone.
(C) Today is not my day.
(D) Every cloud has a silver lining.

13(A).

13. Clerk: Good afternoon. May I help you?
Terry: I may want to become a member of your gym. 　　　　　　　
Clerk: No problem. We have different membership types and the costs are different. So let me ask you some questions first.
Terry: Sure.
(A) Where is it located?
(B) What time is it open today?
(C) What kind of equipment do you provide?
(D) Can you introduce it to me?

14(A).

14. Eddy: Are you available this Saturday morning? We need to spend some time talking about the new project.
Tom: Yes, sure. Where shall we meet?
Eddy: 　　　　　　　　　
Tom: No problem. See you there.
(A) In the afternoon.
(B) Forget about it.
(C) The student center, as usual.
(D) On my schedule.

15(A).

15. Bob: This math homework is driving me crazy.
Thomas: Calm down. You can’t solve any difficult problem without being very patient.
Bob: 　　　　　　　
Thomas: All right. Let me see how I can help you.
Bob: Thanks, buddy.
(A) But math is all Greek to me.
(B) Math is not important at all.
(C) We will talk about it later.
(D) We should finish our homework as soon as possible.

16(A).

16. Vincent: Yuck. This cake tastes like soap.
Vera: I don’t like it, either. I have no idea what its ingredients are.
Vincent: 　　　　　　　 Anyway, I don’t want to eat any more of it.
(A) Thanks for asking.
(B) I would like to try it.
(C) Neither do I.
(D) I am on a diet.

17(A).

17. Clerk: May I help you?
Hanna: I want to try on this pair of jeans. 　　　　　　　
Clerk: It’s over there. Please follow me.
Hanna: Thanks.
(A) Where is the fitting room?
(B) What size do you wear?
(C) How much are they?
(D) Which color do you prefer?

18(A).

18. Tina: How much is the rent for this apartment?
Landlord: NT$12,000 per month.
Tina: 　　　　　　　
Landlord: No, that only covers the rent.
Tina: I see. Thanks.
(A) Am I allowed to have a pet?
(B) Is there a view from the balcony?
(C) Is it furnished?
(D) Does that include utilities?

19(A).

19. Emma: It’s graduation season. What do you plan to do after graduating from high school?
Alex: 　　　　　　　 And you?
Emma: I have no idea. Maybe I will help my dad with his business first.
(A) I am not sure of its location.
(B) I will treasure these good days.
(C) I want to learn three languages in college.
(D) I think you are worthy of my respect.

20(A).

20. Interviewer: Please briefly introduce yourself.
Michael: Sure. My name is Michael Huang. I graduated from National Taiwan University of Science and Technology.
Interviewer: 　　　　　　　　
Michael: I want to learn more about this field and do what I’m good at. I think your company is a good choice for me.
(A) What position do you want to apply for?
(B) Why do you want to work in our company?
(C) Who do you want to work with?
(D) How do you go to the office every morning?

21(A).

21. Doctor: What seems to be the problem?
Emily: I have a runny nose and a sore throat.
Doctor: ___________
Emily: I have been like this since yesterday morning.
Doctor: All right. Here is my prescription.
(A) How long has this lasted?
(B) What kind of medicine are you taking?
(C) Don’t stay up late and try to drink more water.
(D) Take medicine three times a day.

22(A).

III. 綜合測驗：
22-26
When it comes to water parks, Germany seldom comes to mind. However, 30 miles south of Berlin __22__ the largest indoor water park in the world. Tropical Islands Resort, located in Krausnick, Germany, covers an area of more than 16 acres. Its maximum capacity is 6,000 visitors at one time. In addition to beaches and tropical seas, Tropical Islands Resort even __23__ a rainforest. Tropical Islands Resort is definitely a paradise for kids, but it also provides plenty of options __24__ adults. The paddling area with its many toys and waterslides __25__ a good place for kids to spend their whole day. As for adults, they can enjoy soaking in the sauna or lounging by the pool under a sunny sky. __26__ , a 27-meter-high water slide tower awaits those who are really eager for some excitement. No wonder Tropical Islands Resort attracted 975,000 visitors during its first year.
【題組】22.
(A) lives
(B) owns
(C) holds
(D) lies

23(A).

【題組】23.
(A) features
(B) replaces
(C) spreads
(D) admits

24(A).

【題組】24.
(A) in
(B) with
(C) for
(D) on

25(A).

【題組】25.
(A) have
(B) has
(C) are
(D) is

26(A).

【題組】26.
(A) Even so
(B) Best of all
(C) To begin with
(D) That is

27(A).

27-31
Santorini (聖托里尼) is considered to be the most beautiful island in Greece. It was formed as a result of intensive volcanic activities. Every year, many tourists come here to experience the island’s stunning beauty and __27__ Greek architecture. Oia and Fira are the two main cities on Santorini. __28__ is an excellent place for seeing the sunsets. It even has a reputation as a place couples want to have their weddings. The latter is the cultural and business center of Santorini, and here visitors can go to the museums or __29__ some shopping in the traditional Greek stores. Since these small towns are situated at a fairly high altitude, __30__ takes some time and energy to walk up the steep slopes to Oia and Fira. However, if you are not __31__ get up to them on foot, taking a cable car will be a good option. You can enjoy gorgeous coastal views as your cable car goes higher and higher. This magical experience is definitely worth the trip.
【題組】27.
(A) identical
(B) impressive
(C) instant
(D) infant

28(A).

【題組】28.
(A) What
(B) Which
(C) One
(D) The former

29(A).

【題組】29.
(A) go
(B) do
(C) get
(D) take

30(A).

【題組】30.
(A) one
(B) what
(C) it
(D) that

31(A).

【題組】31.
(A) willing to
(B) used to
(C) devoted to
(D) about to

32(A).

IV. 閱讀測驗：
32-36
If someone asked you to name the most powerful animal in the world, which one would you choose—the lion, the tiger, or the crocodile? Well, if someone asked me, I would name a quiet, peaceful-looking animal called a beaver.
Why? Although hunting animals like tigers are strong and dangerous, all they do is kill. But beavers? They change their environments, just like humans do! They cut down trees with their teeth, block streams with tree branches, stones, and mud, and actually make ponds! Then they build homes inside those ponds, and because now the water surrounds their homes, they are safe from wolves and other dangerous creatures. In this way, beavers transform entire forested areas into ponds and wetlands, and provide an environment where many wetland plants and animals can live. These would include tiny water fleas, beautiful lilies, and big deer called moose. The ponds and wetlands also act as filters to help clean the streams.
A beaver looks like a mouse, but is much bigger, fatter, and cuter. It will have a big, wide tail, and rear feet that look like duck feet, which help with swimming. Beavers cannot see very well, but their senses of hearing, smell, and touch are very good. Because beavers are highly valued for their fur, humans have killed most of them over the last few hundred years. Today we have two major kinds of beavers: North American and Eurasian. We are working hard to help them grow in number once again.
【題組】32. What is the main reason the author thinks a beaver is the most powerful animal in the world?
(A) It kills other animals cruelly.
(B) It has long teeth.
(C) It changes its environment.
(D) It looks like a mouse.

33(A).

【題組】33. According to the passage, what is the main reason beavers build their homes in ponds?
(A) They like to live with wetland plants and animals.
(B) Water can help to protect them from various dangers.
(C) Their feet will be hurt once they step on land.
(D) They can only give birth to their babies in the water.

34(A).

【題組】34. According to the passage, why are ponds and wetlands good for cleaning streams?
(A) They act like filters.
(B) They enable the moose to have a better life.
(C) They can breed more plants than the land.
(D) They can keep the wolves away from the beavers.

35(A).

【題組】35. According to the passage, which of the following descriptions of a beaver is NOT correct?
(A) Its eyesight is excellent.
(B) Its rear feet look like duck feet.
(C) It has a good sense of smell and of hearing.
(D) It is bigger than a mouse in size.

36(A).

【題組】36. According to the passage, why were many beavers killed in the last few hundred years?
(A) They had greatly damaged human beings’ living environment.
(B) They were thought of as evil creatures by many Europeans.
(C) Their teeth were precious.
(D) Their fur was very valuable.

37(A).

37-41
We all love nature. When we travel, we look for lakes and rivers, forests and mountains. These make us feel different—happier and more at ease. Sometimes they also awe us with their might and beauty, whether they are towering mountains, vast open seas, or spectacular waterfalls.
The world’s mightiest waterfalls are amazing sights to see. Angel Falls in South America’s Venezuela, for example, is the highest waterfall in the world. At 979 meters in height, it took explorers nine and a half days to climb up to the top of it, and another day and a half to get back down! The world’s widest waterfall is the Iguazu Falls, also in South America. It is an amazing 2.7 kilometers wide! Situated on the border between Argentina and Brazil, Iguazu Falls form a huge half circle that is truly breathtaking to see.
Of course, we cannot forget Niagara Falls, the most famous waterfall in the world. It is in North America, and more water passes through Niagara every year than through any other waterfall in the world. In fact, it could easily fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool every second! But the biggest waterfall in the world, if we consider both width and height, belongs to Africa. At 108 meters in height and 1.7 kilometers wide, Victoria Falls is absolutely awesome! Now, don’t just look at the pictures. Go and visit every one of them! You will definitely not regret it.
【題組】37. What is the main idea of this passage?
(A) What nature-lovers do to protect our earth.
(B) How a waterfall is formed.
(C) An introduction of some of the world’s most famous waterfalls.
(D) A tour of South and North America.

38(A).

【題組】38. According to the passage, how many days may an explorer spend climbing up and then getting back down Angel Falls?
(A) Half day.
(B) One and a half days.
(C) Nine and a half days.
(D) Eleven days.

39(A).

【題組】39. Which of the following waterfalls can be seen from both Argentina and Brazil?
(A) Iguazu Falls.
(B) Angel Falls.
(C) Niagara Falls.
(D) Victoria Falls.

40(A).

【題組】40. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true?
(A) Angel Falls is the tallest in the world.
(B) Niagara Falls is the most famous waterfall in the world.
(C) The Iguazu Falls is located in North America.
(D) Victoria Falls is 108 meters high.

41(A).

【題組】41. What can we infer from the passage?
(A) Niagara Falls is not safe to visit.
(B) The author thinks waterfalls are a spectacular form of natural beauty.
(C) The best way to appreciate a waterfall is to read an encyclopedia.
(D) The largest waterfall in the world lies in Asia.