A: What’s for dinner?
B: How about some sushi?
A: ________________ I prefer a hot bowl of noodles to a cold dish.
B: I see. Let’s have our dinner at the noodles stand across the street.
(A) I don’t like it. (B) It’s too hot here.
(C) What a good idea. (D)That’s my favorite.
Eating or drinking is not ________ in the MRT system, so we should put away our food and drinks before going into the station.
(A) broken
(B) allowed
(C) stopped
(D) forgotten
A: Excuse me. ___________________
B: Sure. Go straight and turn left at the traffic light. It’s on your right.
(A) Can you show me the way to Holiday Hotel?
(B) You look really familiar. Have we met before?
(C) What time is it? I’m not wearing my watch today.
(D) Which bus should I take to get to the railway station?
四、閱讀測驗
In cold and freezing weather, hot springs may come to mind to most people. Taiwan lies over the area
between two plates. Due to this unique geography, our beautiful island is dotted with 99 delightful hot springs.
Many of Taiwan’s best loved hot springs are in Yangmingshan, Peitou, and Wulai, each within an hour's drive
from downtown Taipei, and each offering visitors its own special scenery.
If you're a nature lover, the winter is a good time to hike in the hills of Yangmingshan and take a dip in a
hot spring. And winter is when the cherry flowers are in full bloom there. If you're a history buff, head for Peitou
Hot Spring Museum, and you'll be intrigued by all the Japanese-style architecture at the hot spring resorts and
the area's many historic sites. Less than an hour south from downtown Taipei is Wulai, Taipei County's only
Aboriginal mountain village. The visitors to Wulai can learn about the culture of the Atayal tribe and try out
their distinctive food. The beautiful waterfalls and gorges along Nanshih Creek will make you wonder if you've
come to a fairyland!
Wintertime is hot spring season in Taiwan. So go on. Make your winter!
【題組】48. Where might you find this passage?
(A) In a travel magazine. (B) In a children’s story book.
(C) In a book on home design. (D) In an article on beautiful beaches.
13. When travelling to a _________ country, it is suggested that you learn more about its culture and language.
(A)correct (B)foreign (C)believable (D)responsible
四、閱讀測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】41-43 題為單選題；44-45 題為複選題）
第一篇：
Many students and young people travel to Europe. It may seem like an expensive land, but there are some ways to
explore Europe on a budget.
First, research your trip before you go. Read more travel guides and online articles, and you will have a better chance to
find less costly places.
Second, stay in a B&B instead of a hotel. Short for “bed and breakfast”, a B&B is a kind of homestay where breakfast is
served, and may cost just half of a hotel price. Look for a B&B that offers cleaner rooms and serves large, hot breakfasts. And
you may not need to eat lunch. Eating only two meals a day will save a lot.
Third, eat where local people go. Do not always go to restaurants that are for tourists. This will not only save you money
but also let you experience the local culture. You may even meet new friends and have great conversations. Fourth, remember that there are many ways to move from country to country or from city to city in Europe. Trains, buses
and airlines are all available. Therefore, it is better to wait until you arrive in Europe. Then you can find out which is the best
choice at the best price. Sometimes, buying a ticket at the last minute will save you a great deal. Also, flying can be much
cheaper than you think. There are discount airlines that fly between countries and cities at very low prices. Finally, keep in mind that many of the best attractions in Europe are free. Just sightseeing will not cost anything.
Knowing how to tour Europe with less expense will give you a longer trip with great memories and no worries.
【題組】42. What does “B&B” mean?
(A) bread and beer
(B) bed and breakfast
(C) beauty and beast
(D) bus and bike
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