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1(B).

1. Do you have this yellow sweater in small? The medium one seems too _____ on me.
(A) tight
(B) loose
(C) bright
(D) smooth


2(C).

2. Sorry, madam, this satchel bag in blue is out of _____ right now, but we can place an order for you.
(A) luck
(B) order
(C) stock
(D) breath


3(C).

4. The smartphone is on sale and costs only NT$5,000, plus another 20 percent off for members. It’s a real _____.
(A) custom
(B) interest
(C) bargain
(D) decrease


4(B).

5. Not knowing his credit card number, Leo couldn’t fill in his payment _____ and could only cancel the purchase.
(A) debts
(B) details
(C) devices
(D) designs


5(D).

6. Lucas has really good taste in clothing. Whatever he wears, he always looks _____.
(A) urgent
(B) curious
(C) grateful
(D) attractive


6(C).

9. As most people buy music online, many record stores are closed. It is our _____ customers that help us survive.
(A) proper
(B) natural
(C) regular
(D) healthy


7(D).

12. The coupon is going to _____ at the end of this week. I think I’d better use it now before it can’t be used.
(A) fail
(B) crash
(C) return
(D) expire


8(C).

13. To shop tax-free, the _____ charge is £40. Your total comes to £35 and it’s just not enough.
(A) minor
(B) major
(C) minimum
(D) maximum


9(C).

18. This table is too close to the smoking section. Can you find us _____ table?
(A) one
(B) other
(C) another
(D) the other


10(C).

19. You can get a second one _____ an extra 10 dollars. Do you want to get two?
(A) in
(B) on
(C) for
(D) over


11(C).

21. Credit cards are a great convenience that must _____ with caution. The card is a loan from the bank, not free money.
(A) use
(B) to use
(C) be used
(D) be using


12(A).

23. As many outlet stores don’t accept returns, _____ is important to think things through before making purchases.
(A) it
(B) that
(C) there
(D) what


13(B).

24. You will receive a confirmation email _____ your order is shipped.
(A) until
(B) once
(C) then
(D) unless


14(B).

26. We offer a discount on large orders. The more you order, _____.
(A) the discount is higher
(B) the higher the discount
(C) the discount the highest
(D) the highest is the discount


15(A).

27. This day-to-day conflict management is _____ makes established companies successful.
(A) what
(B) that
(C) which
(D) it


16(B).

29.My sister happens to dislike hiking. I, _____, go hiking with my friends almost every weekend.
(A) at the same time
(B) on the other hand
(C) in other words
(D) in no case


17(B).有疑問

30. _____ that the product is competitively priced, it should do very well.
(A) Assume
(B) Assuming
(C) The assumption
(D) To assume


18(D).

三、克漏字測驗【請依照段落上下文意,選出最適當的答案】
第一篇:
       We are familiar with the idea that reusing or recycling the bags, boxes, and bottles from our shopping can help the environment.__31__ , is there a more eco-friendly way of doing things? Yes, and it is precycling. Precycling is the practice of avoiding waste before it’s created. Before buying something, we should check how much packaging is included. We can also check if that packaging is made from recycled__32__ , or if the product needs packaging at all.
       The packaging-free store is one concrete example of precycling. Rather than__33__ single-use packaging, these stores ask customers to bring their own reusable bags and containers when they shop there. Unpackaged.U is one such store, which sells cleaning products, dried fruits, honey, fair-trade spices, and organic food. The products there are sold__34__ weight and most have no packaging. The concept is not only ecological but also economical. This is because customers buy only as much as they need __35__ packages with set amounts. It appears that by supporting precycling, we can save both our money and our Earth.

【題組】33.
(A) predicting
(B) planting
(C) preventing
(D) providing


19(C).

【題組】34.
(A) in
(B) from
(C) by
(D) at


20(B).

【題組】35.
(A) thanks to
(B) instead of
(C) in case of
(D) in addition to


21(C).

第二篇:
       Food Truck is a large vehicle equipped to cook and sell food. Some, including ice cream trucks, sell frozen or prepackaged food; others have on-board kitchens and prepare food__36__ . While hamburgers, French fries, and other regional fast food fare are common, gourmet cuisine and a variety of __37__ and ethnic menus have become increasingly popular in recent years.
       From a business perspective, food trucks are practical because of their mobility. That is, the kitchen can travel to__38__ the crowds are. Food trucks typically schedule visits to different neighborhoods on different days to build up a customer base across their city. Many people hoping to open a restaurant will first invest in a food truck since the initial costs are much lower than__39__of buying or leasing a storefront property. If you happen to come across one on your way, why not stop and give your__40__to this thriving business? If lucky enough, you may get to buy a Michelin-starred dish at a friendly price!

【題組】39.
(A) it
(B) this
(C) those
(D) these


22(C).

【題組】40.
(A) opinion
(B) benefit
(C) support
(D) vote


23(A).

四、閱讀測驗【請依照段落上下文意,選出最適當的答案】
第一篇:
                            The Wonderful World of Candy
                                            Since 1997
Want to send someone a sweet treat? Do you plan for a birthday party, a wedding, or a special celebration coming up? Or do you just want to give something sweet to a special someone? Let Candy Kitchen help you with your needs. Since 1997, Candy Kitchen has been making salt water taffy, creamy fudge and delicious hand-dipped chocolates the old-fashioned way. We are a family owned and operated business that prides itself on using only the freshest, quality ingredients and time honored recipes. We also create our own packaging out of brightly colored paper, ribbons, boxes, and bags. Contact us and tell us what kind of candy you want, the number of people, the occasion, and when you want your order to be delivered. For large orders over ten people, please let us know a week beforehand and we will give a 10% discount on such early order. 
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【題組】43. Who does Teresa Tsai order the candy gifts for?
(A) The teachers of her class.
(B) The graduates in her school.
(C) Whoever comes to the party.
(D) Whoever helps her at school.


24(D).

【題組】44. What can be true about Teresa Tsai’s order?
(A) She orders a single product from Candy Kitchen.
(B) The candies should be sent on the day of the party.
(C) She can get a discount as she orders more than ten.
(D) She’d like to have a card in each bag of the candies.


25(C).

第二篇:
       Several years ago, managers of the American store Walmart discovered some surprising information from their sales records. They found that when customers bought diapers, they often bought beer at the same time. This was because American housewives with newborn babies often called their husbands at work and had them buy diapers; they often picked up some beer as well. After discovering this, Walmart rearranged its stores. It placed diapers and beer closer together. Soon afterward, sales of both items began to increase. 
      This is just one successful example of how stores improve sales by analyzing consumer behavior. They study their computerized inventory records to find out what products people buy most often or when they buy certain products. Sales records can also be used in conjunction with other types of research, such as market surveys or psychological studies. For instance, many stores take psychology into consideration when they decide where to place special sale items. The best location is often near the middle or rear of the store, rather than right up in front. This way, as customers look for the sale item, they will have to pass by many other products, some of which will end up in their carts.
       Psychologists have also found that customers buy more when they hear certain types of music in a store. In addition, they know that customers tend to make last-minute decisions just before they pay for their purchases. This is why stores place small, inexpensive items such as candy or batteries close to the cash register. Magazines are also frequently placed in the same place; as waiting to pay, people may flip through a magazine and then decide to buy it. 
      Studies of consumer behavior can be expensive and time-consuming. It is only large department stores or chain stores that can afford them. But even small shops can benefit if they simply pay attention to the buying habits of their customers. And, of course, customers can also benefit if they understand their own buying behavior. With the knowledge, they can avoid spending more than they originally plan to.

【題組】49. Where is a store suggested to put its special sale items to increase sales?
(A) Next to diapers.
(B) Near the cash register.
(C) Near the rear of the store.
(D) At the entrance of the store.


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