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1(C).

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With thirty e-devices, four hundred e-titles, and two thousand print items, Taoyuan International Airport became the world’s first e-book library in an airport. Titles are  41  in both English and Chinese, and the e-devices vary from iPads to e-readers with e-ink. The library is  42  by the duty-free shop at the airport. The  43  for the project comes from the Institute for Information Industry, a government agency. The total cost of the project was about US$102,000. Airport passengers are  44  to borrow the devices and read the e-books in the airport, but they cannot download any  45  for their own devices. With more than seventeen million passengers passing through the airport each year, this is likely the beginning of something much bigger.


【題組】45
(A)medals 
(B) mistakes  
(C) materials 
(D)machines


2(D).
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請依下文回答第 46 題至第 50 題 
    The United States doesn’t have one police force. Instead, there are different police agencies around the country. At the head of each police department is the Chief. The police force includes police officers and detectives. Police officers wear uniforms, and they respond to calls for help, direct traffic, investigate a burglary, etc. They often patrol a specific area and work with a partner. Detectives are plainclothes investigators who gather facts about specific cases. An officer or detective can be promoted to corporal, sergeant, lieutenant, or captain. 
    Citizens who are at least 20 years old can enter the police force but there are specific requirements. They must pass certain written and physical examinations. In addition, senior officers, psychiatrists, or psychologists find out about the candidates’ personality by interviewing them or giving them a personality test.

【題組】50 According to this passage, which of the following is NOT qualified to evaluate a candidate’s personality?
(A) Fellow candidates
(B) Psychiatrists
(C) Psychologists
(D) Senior officers


3(B).

請依下文回答第 46 題至第 50 題

    Lagom is a new lifestyle that comes out of Sweden into our homes and our lives in the hope of helping us become healthy and live a sustainable life. The Swedish word is defined as “not too much, and not too little—just right.” This ethos of moderation has a great impact on Swedish people, who believe there should be a balance in everything they do, from working hours to how many slices of cake they eat, from how much sugar to take in one coffee to the portion sizes of dinner. Now people all over the world are interested in this living philosophy. Over the past six months, the BBC reports that search engine Google has seen a steady increase in the number of searches for the term Lagom and in the last three months, the word has been tweeted over 13,500 times.

    My Swedish friend told me “asking a Swede about lagom is like asking a fish what water is. It’s part of our way of life. There’s an inner voice saying, ‘Don’t be too talkative, but don’t be too quiet or shy. Don’t build the biggest house in town and buy luxurious stuff, but don’t be poor.’”

    Lagom has inspired several companies to manufacture skin collections, clothing, and furniture based on this notion of making life easier, more enjoyable and inexpensive. Swedish furniture store IKEA, for example, has created a project called “Live Lagom” to teach people how to reduce waste, save water, and live a healthier life. The famous H&M also sells Lagom around the world. Everybody can afford to buy their products, which are functional, stylish, and nice, but not too nice. Sam and Elliott Stocks, from England, published the lifestyle magazine Lagom. “Although neither of us are Swedes, we admire Swedish culture,” says Elliott. “The philosophy of Lagom is beautifully simple; it encourages everything in moderation.”


【題組】47 According to the passage, which is NOT one of the features of H&M's clothing?
(A)Affordable.
(B)Expensive.
(C)Fashionable.
(D)Functional.


4(D).

請依下文回答第 31 題至第 35 題 Halloween is just around the corner. When I 31 in the U.S., I always made sure I had lots of candy duringHalloween. That’s because on Halloween night all the neighborhood kids would put on scary 32 and gotrick-or-treating from house to house. They would knock on the door and 33 , “Trick or treat?” You would thenhave to put candy, 34 chocolate, in their bags. After a night of trick-or-treating most kids would 35 a bagfulof different types of candies that would take weeks to eat.
【題組】 35
(A) provide for
(B) care about
(C) look forward to
(D) end up with


5(B).

請依下文回答第46題至第50題:
       A new Japanese study has found that cats match dogs in some memory tests. The study used 49 cats and different bowls of food, and the result shows that cats can recall memories of positive experiences, such as eating a delicious snack. The experiment was a test of episodic memory, or memory of past experiences that occur at a particular time and place. In the experiment, cats were led to four bowls of food, and were permitted to eat from two of them. After fifteen minutes, the bowls were replaced with empty ones, and the same cats returned to the room in search of food. Here, researchers found that the cats spent more time exploring those bowls from which they had already eaten than others. That cats were able to remember “what” and “where” information about the food bowls suggests they have episodic memory. The researcher said that both cats and dogs may have episodic memory similar to that of humans and that cats are just as smart as dogs. Still, it’s unclear whether cats can experience past memories as deeply as humans do. “It’s also hard to know if the cats actually remember the experience of going to that particular bowl, such as the colors and the sounds,” said the researcher. The study’s results may have many practical uses. A professor from Yale University said, “It opens the door to new studies examining how long cats’ memories can be, and whether they also remember richer experiences in their own life as humans do.”

【題組】47 Which of the following can be the best title for this passage?
(A) Research on Cats and Dogs.
(B) A Study of Cats' Memory.
(C) A Study of Smart Food .
(D) Research on Japanese Researchers.


6(D).

請依下文回答第 46 題至第 50 題
If you plan to travel from one country to another, you need to have a passport. A passport identifies you__ 46__ a citizenof a country and allows you to travel to foreign countries. In the late eighteenth century, a passport for anAmerican was usually a letter __47__     by the President of the United States. The person whose name was on thepassport __48__ with words. Here is an example from the early 1800’s: “Hair-black, curly; eyes-brown; nose- __49__ ;forehead-wrinkled; mouth-thin with big teeth; chin-pointed.” Today you must have a photograph on your passport.Sometimes those photos are not very good. __50__ , there is a joke about passport photos. That is, if you really looklike the picture on your passport, you certainly need a vacation!

【題組】47
(A) reduced
(B) denied
(C) knocked
(D) signed



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