40 Beethoven is regarded as a ______ musician. His classical masterpieces have been highly admired by his fans all
over the world. (A) conservative (B) invaluable (C) legitimate (D) prestigious
請依下文回答第 41 題至第 45 題： Don't be alarmed if fellow passengers start stripping off after boarding a metro train in Taipei. Chances are they think they've found a swimming pool inside 41 . To celebrate being the host city of Universiade 2017--the Olympics for international university athletes--the Taiwanese capital has transformed a six-car train into six different sports 42 --a running track, a soccer pitch, a baseball field, a basketball pitch, a field for throwing sports and a swimming pool. And the eye-popping 3D artworks have inspired 43 commuters to dive in. "We hope to bring sports 44 to their daily life," says a spokesperson for the city's Department of Information and Tourism. It is a fun 45 to raise awareness about sport in general among Taiwanese and get the public to get involved in the games. 【題組】45 (A) campaign (B) exercise (C) market (D) practice
請依下文回答第 41 題至第 45 題：
Planning a vacation with family members can be a stressful situation if everyone going on the trip has different
interests. 41 , it is important to consider a place that provides activities that all will enjoy. It won't be a good
family vacation if only one person is having all the fun while 42 feel bored. For example, if the kids want
to 43 a ski trip, but you don't ski, consider other options at that place, such as ice skating, or visiting a spa.
While it is 44 to pursue different interests and activities in a family trip, planning some time together every
day is also important. After all, a family vacation is all about spending 45 time with loved ones. A family
vacation will not be complete without creating lasting memories together. 【題組】 42 (A)other (B)others (C)another (D)the others
請依下文回答第 46 題至第 50 題： Taxicab drivers in Edinburgh, Scotland, are upset about a strict new dress code that says they must wear flannel trousers, a shirt, and shoes. Cabbies say the code is too restrictive. Furthermore, they complain that it takes away freedom to wear the national dress—including the Scottish kilt. Cabbie Jim Taylor, of the Edinburgh Street Taxi Association, says that cabbies will go to court if they are forced to follow the dress code. Taylor remarks, “Most drivers already dress appropriately so there is absolutely no need for such a restrictive dress code. What if a driver wants to wear a kilt? According to this new code, he can’t. After all, we are self-employed drivers. We are not city employees. It is unreasonable for the government to make us follow a dress code like this. No judge can tell us how to dress.” However, Phil Attridge, a member of the city council, disagreed. “We do not think the dress code is strict. Most drivers already follow it. We don’t want drivers to wear jeans or shorts. Dress is important because drivers often go into hotels to pick up passengers—they should be well-dressed.” On the issue of kilts and national dress, Attridge added, “If a driver wants to wear some kind of national dress that is not in the code, he or she can ask permission.” He said a survey showed that 76 percent of cabbies and taxi owners wanted the dress code. In fact, police officers are already enforcing the dress code, and one driver has already paid a fine for wearing corduroy trousers instead of flannel. 【題組】49 According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true?
(A)Phil Attridge is a city employee.
(B)The new dress code has not been put into practice.
(C)The city council does not think the dress code is strict.
(D)According to a survey, most taxi drivers wanted the dress code.
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