精誠中學 105 學年度第二學期第二次段考 國一 英文試題
另附答案卷和答案卡 共四頁
I Vocabulary (10%)
1.Mary stayed at a ____ near the beach when she traveled in Kenting. (A) fire station (B) police station (C) movie theater (D) hotel
2. Food, drinks, and some daily necessities can be bought in a ____. (A) restroom (B) temple (C) supermarket (D) post office
3. Bicycles made in Taiwan are famous. There are many bicycle _____ in Taiwan. (A) factories (B) gardens (C) floors (D) museums
4. We can see many people jogging on the ____ in the morning. (A) railway (B) sidewalks (C) bus stop (D) truck
5. Taxi drivers do not want to waste their time in ____ jams. (A) land (B) bridge (C) traffic (D) airport
6. Excuse me. How can I get to the train _____? I’ll meet my friend from Taipei. (A) block (B) station (C) sea (D) bottom
7. How ___ is it from your house to the school? It’s about one mile. (A) often (B) far (C) slowly (D) fast
8. He is so tall that he has to sit in the last ___. (A) dot (B) square (C) high (D) row
9. In order to see clearly, Johnson has to wear a pair of ____. (A) shapes (B) packs (C) glasses (D) lines
10 Five boys and six girls held a birthday party for Ben. Each person will have two glasses of juice. A bottle of juice has about five glasses of juice in it. How many bottles of juice will they buy?
(A) Five. (B) Six. (C) Four. (D) Three.
II Choose the correct answers (20%)
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(A) mind (B) other (C) choose (D) possible (E) within (AB) arrive Adjit: Thanks for coming to visit me, Mary.
Mary: No; thank you for _17_ me. I can’t believe I’m finally visiting India. Adjit: You must be hungry after your flight. Let’s go _18_ to eat.
Mary: Great. You know how much I love Indian food. Yum! This is so tasty. Adjit: Hold on a _19_, Mary.
Mary: What is it?
Adjit: You’re eating with your left hand. Mary: Yes. Is there something _20_?
Adjit: It’s just that, in India, we don’t eat with the left hand. Mary: How come?
Adjit: Because here people usually use their left hand to _21_ their bottom after going to the bathroom.
Mary: Oh, I see. So, it’s more _22_ to use the right hand. Adjit: That’s correct.
(A) wrong (B) somewhere (C) wipe (D) polite (E) second (AB) inviting
I took a first aid _23_ last week. We learned how to help people _24_. One of the things we learned was how to help someone who is choking. Our teacher gave us a _25_ sheet to help us remember the steps. Here’s what she gave us:
Signs that a person might be chocking: (1)The person can’t _26_, cough, or speak.
(2)The person makes an “I’m chocking” sign with his or her hands. (3)The person’s lips _27_ blue.
Step1. Ask, “Are you chocking?”
Step2. If the person signs “yes,” step _28_ the person, and put your arms around his or her waist.
Step3. Close one hand and hold it with the other. Place your hands just above the person’s _29_.
Step4. Pull sharply towards yourself.
Step5. Repeat _30_ the object comes out or the person can breathe.
(A) until (B) behind (C) breathe (D) course (AB) in trouble (AC) useful (AD) belly button (AE) turn
III Discourse Structure (4%)(請依上下語意填入正確的代號)
Summer Night
Summer night --- and the sun, it is setting; I waited for you the long summer day. The last rays of light _31_
But my thoughts are of you, never forgetting. The night air is gentle, and gently it plays The song of a summer _32_
Summer night- and the sun, it is setting; I waited for you the long summer day. In the sky hangs the moon, _33_
In place of the sun that once was there shining. And my memories are moons, and my hopes, they are fading.
My sun, _34_ And I, alone, must stay. Summer night—and the sun, it is setting; I waited for you the long summer day. (A) I fear now is ending.
(B) you are gone.
(C) a ghost pale and gray, (D) fall away, fall away,
VI Match (6%) (選出適當的答句)
35 How often do you burn the midnight oil studying? 36 What time do you leave school?
37 What days does your uncle come? 38 When is Tony’s baseball game? 39 What’s the date today?
40 Who wants the fruit?
(A)My uncle does. (B) It is on March ninth. (C) I seldom do. (D) He comes on
Mondays. (E) I leave school at 4:30. (AB) It’s June twentieth. (AC) My grandma wants.
V Reading Comprehension (32%)
Everyone in Taiwan knows Lin Chi-ling. She is one of the most famous women in Taiwan. She is a supermodel. She has beautiful long hair. Her face and body are pretty, too.
Many girls want to be as perfect as she is, so they try to lose weight in many ways. But those ways are wrong. For example, they don’t eat or they take medicine to
become thin and beautiful. In fact, Chi-ling’s appearance is not the only reason she is
successful. She is so hard-working that we can see her works everywhere. She is so polite and friendly that we can see her smile all the time. She is also kind to help poor African children.
In brief, if a girl has all these nice characteristics, she doesn’t have to be a supermodel; she is still a very charming lady.
41 What DOESN’T Chi-ling have?
(A) Long legs. (B) A pretty face. (C) Beautiful hair. (D) Blue eyes. 42 Which is NOT true?
(A)Chi-ling smiles all the time.
(B) Chi-ling is very famous in Taiwan.
(C) Chi-ling is successful just because she is pretty.
(D) Nice girls are still pretty even if they are not supermodels. 43 What does “charming” most likely mean?
(A) Lazy. (B) Beautiful. (C) Tall. (D) Funny. Making Easter Eggs
A: Jessica, what are you doing? B: I’m preparing eggs for Easter.
A: That looks interesting. Would you teach me how to do that?
B: Sure. First, boil the eggs in a pot. After that, cool the eggs in a bowl. A: And then? B: Next, dye the eggs in different colors.
A: Is that all? B: Of course not. Next, dry the eggs with a paper towel. Then, you can draw pictures on them.
A: I see. By the way, why do people celebrate Easter by making Easter eggs?
B: Those Easter eggs mean hope and new life. After children dye the eggs, one of their family members will play the Easter bunny and hide the eggs.
A: Where will they hide the eggs? Can the children find them?
B: Usually in the garden. On Easter morning children will hunt for the eggs. A: Sounds interesting! Can I join you in hunting for Easter eggs?
B: Sure! Next Sunday meet me in front of my garden at 9 a.m. My uncle will play Easter bunny, and I think we will have a great time.
A: Great! I can’t wait!
44 Why do people celebrate Easter by making Easter eggs? (A) Because they like to eat eggs.
(B) Because the eggs mean hope and new life. (C) Because children can look for eggs in the garden. (D) Because all of the family can play the Easter bunny. 45 What does “hunt for” mean?
(B) It means to make something by hand. (C) It means to cool something in a bowl. (D) It means to dry something with a towel.
At a psychiatric hospital, the doctor was having a test for his patients. He drew a door on the wall and spoke to all his patients. “If you can open the door, you can leave the hospital through it.” said the doctor.
Hearing this, all the patients try to open it by hitting the wall again and again. However, Henry, one of the patients, didn’t try it or hit the wall. He just stood near the window, watching them and laughing.
“Henry, don’t you want to leave here?” asked the doctor. “Of course, I do.” said Henry.
“Then, why don’t you try to open the door like others?” asked the doctor, a little surprised but happy. He thought Henry was getting much better because he wasn’t trying to hit the wall.
“The guys are crazy. They can’t open that door on the wall.” said Henry. “Why not?” asked the doctor, feeling more excited.
“It’s locked, and the only key to that door is here.” Henry picked up a key from his pocket.
46 Where did the doctor draw a door? (A) On the bed. (B) On the window.
(C) On the wall. (D) On the floor.
47 How did the patients try to open the door? (A) By using the key. (B) By hitting the wall. (C) By breaking the door. (D) By hitting the key. 48 What does “I do” mean here?
(A) I try to open the door. (B) I want to leave the hospital. (C) I want to hit the wall. (D) I stand near the window. 49 Which was true about the story?
(A) Henry laughed at the other patients.
(B) Henry didn’t have to hit the wall because he had the key to the door.
(C) Henry could open the door with his key. (D) Henry wasn’t crazy anymore.
Sam and Eason are good friends. They decide to walk in a forest. They will have a picnic and then go camping there. They know there are dangerous animals in the forest though and one could show up at any time. They tell each other that they will stay together. This way, they will be safe.
Just then, the two friends see a big brown bear. It starts to move closer to them. Sam climbs a tree next to him when he sees the bear. Eason doesn’t know how to climb trees. He thinks quickly, and remembers some old helpful words: if you see a bear, play dead because bears do not want to eat dead things. Eason acts like he is dead by lying down and not breathing.
The bear walks up to Eason. It smells his ears, and then slowly leaves. Sam climbs down and goes over to his friend on the ground. He asks Eason what the bear said into his ears. Eason says, “The bear told me not to believe somebody who gives up his friend in danger.”
50 Why do Sam and Eason go into the forest? (A) They want to see a real bear.
(B) They want to cut down some trees.
(C) They get lost when they are taking a walk in it. (D) They want to eat some food and then sleep there. 51 What do Sam and Eason do when they see the bear?
(A) They run away together. (B) They both climb a tree.
(C) One of them stays on the ground. (D) They work together to fight the bear. 52 What might “play dead” mean ?
(A) To act like you are dead. (B) To play a dangerous game. (C) To kill someone.
(D) To look after dead people. 53 What is the meaning of this story?
(A) You should never listen to bears.
(B) Animals can sometimes be the best friends.
(C) Kids should not go into a forest without anyone with them. (D) A real friend stands by you when dangerous things happen.
Mary Lin runs a dog shelter in a big city. What she does every day is take care of stray dogs. She spends a lot of time feeding them, giving them a bath, and playing with them. It is a lot of work, but she never complains.
Why did Mary choose this job? This is what she said to a reporter from a TV station. Reporter: Why did you choose this job? It’s quite stressful, you know.
Lin: I’ve always loved dogs. They’re a lot of fun. They’re affectionate, too. Whenever I see a stray dog on the street, it breaks my heart. So one day, I said to myself, “When I grow up, I want to run a dog shelter to take care of stray dogs.”
Reporter: You sure have a kind heart. How do you run the shelter?
Lin: I do not run the shelter by myself. There are many volunteers who come to my
help. They not only help take care of the dogs but also give money and food. Without them, the shelter will not hold so many dogs.
Reporter: Great job! What will you say to those who keep dogs?
Lin: Take good care of them. Don’t abandon them. They’re our best friends.
54 Why did Mary Lin run a dog shelter? (A) She can make a lot of money from it. (B) She has no other job to do.
(C) She is a dog lover. (D) She is afraid of dogs.
55 What kind of person is Mary Lin? (A) Boring. (B) Funny.
(C) Unhappy. (D) Kind.
56 What can we learn from the reading? (A) Dogs also need love and care.
(B) If you don’t want to keep a dog anymore, you can give it to a dog shelter. (C) It does not take a lot of work to run a dog shelter.
(D) A dog shelter is a big problem in a big city.
VI Translation (13%) (錯一字扣 0.5 分) 57 這些學生們可以選擇他們自己的社團。(2%) 58 放學後，這些學生們在他們的社團中學習新事物、結交朋友，並歡度美好時 光。(3%) 59 你母親關心你的健康。(2%) 60 今天是八月八日。祝你父親節快樂！(3%)(不得用阿拉伯數字作答) 61 我一星期只能用我的電腦三次，並且那根本就不夠。(3%)
