29. The Taiwanese player Tai Tzu-ying has been in very good shape, so she is expected to win a gold medal ____.
(A) handily (B) hardly (C) usually (D) remotely
31. In recent years, it has become a trend for businesses to get opinions and ____ through online surveys.
(A) refund (B) feedback (C) argument (D) exhibition
33. After losing the election, Mr. Trump filed lawsuits, disputing the results and ____ a recount of the ballots.
(A) calling for (B) looking up (C) taking over (D) digging out
35. I once tried to cut hair myself but it looked horrible. I‟ve learned the lesson and ____ my hair cut at a hair salon
now.
(A) let (B) take (C) have (D) make
37. I had a wonderful afternoon tea at the café ____ it offered a wide choice of cakes and pastries.
(A) though (B) because (C) as though (D) because of
38. ____ the north wind blew, ____ the traveler pulled his coat around himself.
(A) Hard；tight (B) Harder；tighter
(C) The Harder；the tighter (D) The hardest；the tightest
39. Travelers who ____ in Taiwan are advised to voluntarily inform the officer if symptoms such as fever and
cough develop.
(A) arrive (B) arrives (C) arriving (D) to arrive
40. As COVID rages on, it‟s high time that we ____ our behavior and avoided mass gatherings.
(A) changing (B) changed (C) have changed (D) are going to change
三、克漏字測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】 M&M‟s „melts in your mouth, not in your hand‟ is found to be the most liked slogan in a recent study
conducted by Texas Tech University. M&M‟s are a delicious snack that comes __41__ a rainbow of colors. The
two M‟s are from the last names of the two co-creators of the candy, Forrest Mars and Bruce Murrie. In the 1930s,
Forrest Mars saw a handful of soldiers __42__ a British-made candy called Smarties. After sampling the candy and
being impressed with how the candy resisted melting, Forrest Mars returned to the US and began a __43__ with
Bruce Murrie in 1941.
M&M‟s are easy to eat and aren‟t likely to make a mess. That‟s __44__ NASA included them aboard
the space shuttle Colombia in 1981. To this day, M&M‟s, or rather “candy-coated chocolates,” can still be
found on the menu for astronauts serving on the International Space Station. Classic, colorful, and fun—these
chocolate __45__ bring more to the table than just a sweet taste. Remember that the next time you reach for
a bag of M&M‟s.
四、閱讀測驗 Have you ever dreamed of becoming a flight attendant? It looks like you get to travel around the world, all
while getting paid. Actually, the life of a flight attendant is not really like the glamorous image that most people have
in mind.
Flight attendants have a much harder job than what passengers see on board. Always smiling and courteous,
they endure a much harder work schedule than most. Even discounting the possible dangers of flying, flight
attendants must put up with rude and demanding passengers. Sometimes passengers spill drinks, have crying and
vomiting babies, or do not speak the same language as the crew. If you think working an eight- or nine-hour day is
rough, don‟t try working on an airplane. Typically, flight attendants work 16- to 18-hour days, and most of that time
they are standing on their feet. Those long hours do not include layovers. The pay is not great, either. Furthermore,
you‟re in close contact with hundreds of passengers every day. Some of them may be sick, and you run the risk of
getting infected. Last but not least, pushing around beverage carts used to serve drinks and food is not easy because
they weigh more than 100 kilograms. On long-distance flights, these carts may be used several times. Therefore,
being a flight attendant can be a very physically demanding job.
Of course, if the work of a flight attendant were all bad, no one would want to be one. You do get to meet some
great people during the flights. You are eligible for free flights, sometimes for your friends and family too! You have
the opportunity to see more places in a few years than most people see in their entire lives. Sightseeing can really
broaden your horizons. No matter what job you hope to have, be sure to do a little research on it first. Most of us
have to work, but working at what you really want to do is the best employment.
【題組】46. What does “glamorous” in the first paragraph most likely mean?
(A) Attractive. (B) Mysterious. (C) International. (D) Complicated.
【題組】47. What is this article mainly about?
(A) Benefits of being a flight attendant. (B) Pros and cons of working at an airport.
(C) Requirements for being a flight attendant. (D) What being a flight attendant is really like.
【題組】48. Which of the following is NOT listed as a health risk or physical demand for attending on board?
(A) Handling heavy food trollies. (B) Standing on feet for long hours.
(C) Contacting passengers who are sick. (D) Lacking sleep on long-distance flights.
【題組】49. Which of the following is NOT an advantage of being a flight attendant?
(A) Having a good pay. (B) Meeting great people.
(C) Traveling many places. (D) Taking a flight for free.
【題組】50. What does the author imply by the last few sentences of the passage?
(A) Travel is the best teacher.
(B) Being a flight attendant is a great job.
(C) People should know and do what they love for a living.
(D) Everyone needs a job whether good or not.
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