Please first (1) write a model essay on the following topic (200 words in length，10%) and then (2) illustrate how you will teach/guide your students to write a good narrative essay (5%).

Have you ever been forgiven by others? What wrongs did you commit initially, and what was the motive behind them? How did the person show a gesture of forgiveness and kindness? What lessons did you learn in the end? Tell a story about this experience.

說明：請仔細閱讀以下文章後，選用短文中的單字、片語、句型，設計一連貫式翻譯題組。（三句中翻英， 並附正確答案）

       Printed books outsell ebooks by a significant margin. Many people enjoy the experience of browsing in bookstores, and they enjoy the feel–even the smell–of a printed book in their hands. But an increasing number of people are turning to ebooks to feed their reading habit.

       To read ebooks, you, ideally, need an e-reader. The most popular option is the Amazon Kindle. It has many models, with prices starting from as little as US$50. The more avid a reader you are, the better value this purchase becomes, as many ebooks retail for less than printed books. An e-reader can hold thousands of ebooks, which can  be downloaded in an instant. It’s lightweight, too, which makes it ideal to carry around. An e-reader is also very easy to hold, particularly in one hand, so it is easily adaptable to most sitting and lying positions. Most come with an inbuilt light and glare-free screen, so they’re usable in environments as diverse as darkened rooms and sunny beaches. 

        There are countless compelling reasons why ebooks are better than printed books. Ebooks come with inbuilt dictionaries, so you can just tap on a word to see its definition. Ebooks also contain handy summaries, so you can get a reminder of the different characters. Moreover, ebooks allow you to preview chapters before you commit to reading them, and you can make notes on ebooks without leaving permanent marks. Better yet, ebooks have customizable fonts and font sizes, meaning they’re ideal for those with vision problems. The fact that ebooks don’t take up much physical space means they’re ideal for those with storage problems, too! 

        Printed books may not be going anywhere soon. But ebooks–cost-effective, portable, educational, and customizable–are the future.

說明：請仔細閱讀以下文章後（＊無需改寫＊），設計符合大考新式學測的混合題題組（共五小題）。出題 類型需包含選擇題、填充題、簡答題、整合歸納題型等，並附正確答案。）

       You are probably aware of the great speed at which a fast running antelope can flee from the claws of a hungry predator. And you may have seen how quickly a jackrabbit can scurry across a field to escape a charging cheetah. There are, however, many animals that have developed very clever ways of escaping from their enemies without running away at all. 

Many sea creatures are known to outsmart an attacker by using their own body chemistry. A type of shrimp known as Metridia Lucens is one such sea creature. When this shrimp recognizes approaching danger, it lets off a brilliant light, much like that of a firefly, only brighter! This brilliant flash of light temporarily blinds the approaching enemy and gives the shrimp time to swim to safety.

       Some birds use a collective defense strategy called mobbing to escape from predators. When danger is detected, a black-capped chickadee emits a distinct alarm call to rally nearby flock members. Together, they swoop toward the predator, dart in close proximity, and vocalize loudly. This coordinated effort startles and distracts the predator, often forcing it to retreat. Mobbing enables chickadees to evade threats and protect their community.

       Another way that animals escape an enemy is to mimic the appearance of a larger, more dangerous animal. A caterpillar known as the elephant hawkmoth has spots on its body that look very much like eyes. When this caterpillar is threatened, a section of its body puffs up and the eyespots enlarge. The large spots make the caterpillar appear to be a large and dangerous reptile or snake.

       Even though running is a very common way to escape from danger, it is by no means the only way. There are animals all over the world that use their bodies in very clever ways to outsmart an enemy. When animals sense danger, nature takes charge to provide defenses that are absolutely ingenious.