國立台南二中 109 學年度高一適性班考試英文科試題

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國立台南二中 109 學年度高一適性班考試英文科試題第一部分：單選題（62%），請選出適切的答案，劃記於答案卡上。

一、詞彙與慣用語 (12%) 每題 1 分

1. The company comes up with _________ plans for recycling waste materials. Their new and creative ideas are highly admired and widely accepted.

(A) ancient (B) lunatic (C) innovative (D) destructive 2. The weatherman has warned about sudden temperature change in the next few days,

and suggested that we check the weather on a daily _____________ and dress accordingly.

(A) basis (B) blight (C) bouncer (D) badminton

3. Since the typhoon, the basement has been filled with water. We have to the water as soon as possible.

(A) retread (B) revel (C) retire (D) remove

4. Andy and Andrew are great roommates; they’re both ______________ of each other’s privacy and personal space.

(A) respectful (B) historical (C) disruptive (D) irregular

5. If you are confused about anything, don’t be afraid to ask somebody for __________.

(A) literature (B) exception (C) advice (D) banquet 6. When the teacher assigned extra homework, she heard a few ___________ from

the students.

(A) seascapes (B) grumbles (C) timbers (D) daffodils

7. We decided to buy some __________ for our new apartment, including a refrigerator, a washing machine, and a dishwasher.

(A) locusts (B) dragons (C) lawyers (D) appliances 8. William’s job is rather demanding. He always comes home shattered every day.

When he is exhausted, he listens to soft music for relaxation. Indeed, music is a great __________ to him.

(A) menace (B) solace (C) dilemma (D) prisoner 9. Students should develop a habit of examining their answers ___________ and completely before handing in their answer sheets.

(A) chaotically (B) bizarrely (C) thoroughly (D) viciously

10. In the desert, a huge mall with art galleries, theaters, and museums will be built to _____________ visitors from the heat outside.

(A) shelter (B) boil (C) weaken (D) depreciate

11. The volunteers ___________ the true meaning of their lives by caring for the sick in the hospital.

(A) call off (B) look down (C) tear apart (D) live out

12. Be sure to ______________ your main points clearly and effectively in the conclusion of your essay.

(A) give up (B) wear off (C) melt away (D) sum up

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二、綜合測驗 (30%) 每題 1 分 Part A:

The sun is an extraordinarily powerful source of energy. The Earth (13) 20,000 times more energy from the sun than we currently use. If we used more of this source of heat and light, it (14) all the power needed throughout the world. We can use energy from the sun, or solar energy, in many ways. For instance, many satellites in space are (15) large panels whose solar cells change sunlight directly into electric power. These panels are covered with glass and are painted black inside to absorb as much heat as possible. Solar energy has a lot to (16) . To begin with, it is a clean fuel. It reduces reliance on oil, coal and natural gas for electricity production. Solar energy has the least negative impact on the environment compared to any other source. It does not produce greenhouse gases. It does it pollute the water, either. Unlike solar energy, fossil fuels produce harmful (17) that affect the quality of air, water and soil, and are responsible for global warming.

13. (A) repeats (B) receives (C) rejects (D) reduces 14. (A) could supply (B) has supplied (C) was supplying (D) supplies 15. (A) turned down (B) kept from (C) equipped with (D) talked into 16. (A) regret (B) offer (C) destroy (D) lessen 17. (A) novelists (B) cabbages (C) gossips (D) emissions

Part B:

Like pearls in the East Sea, the Penghu archipelago is located in the southwest of the Taiwan Strait. It (18) nearly one hundred islands, of which many are famous for their pure white-sand beaches. The broad beaches and beautiful underwater scenery are the major (19) of Penghu islands. The unique basalt rock formations and rich ecology bring surprises for visitors. These islands are designated as natural reservations, (20) they have remarkable and rare resources. One of these island features well-developed columnar basalt formations, (21) the southern coastline are particularly spectacular. This is also one of the best areas of the Penghu Islands for bird watching. What’s more, there are also pillar-shaped rock formations that are Mother Nature’s masterpiece sculptures. Like gifts from God, the yellow flowers that bloom between the basalt rock cracks and the beautiful songs of little singing birds on the meadows (22) these islands (22) a paradise.

 basalt 玄武岩 archipelago 群島

18. (A) feeds on (B) puts off (C) talks into (D) consists of 19. (A) attractions (B) fictions (C) passengers (D) astronauts

20. (A) either (B) for (C) nor (D) despite

21. (A) which has (B) which having (C) which on (D) where on 22. (A) turn … into (B) changing … into (C) robbed… of (D) expects … to

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Part C:

Baking soda is a common kitchen item that people traditionally use to make bread, cakes, and cookies. A fine white powder similar in appearance to flour, baking soda is actually a mineral and has a flavor rather like chalk mixed with salt. If this doesn't sound appealing, rest assured, this natural substance (23) its flavor. Owing to its chemical properties, it helps breads, cakes and so on to rise, and gives them the characteristic texture people enjoy.

Besides its use in the kitchen, baking soda performs an amazing range of other functions around the house. (24) in water, it makes a powerful cleaner that can get rid of even the most of (25) stains. Many people have problems (26) coffee and tea stains from cups, for example, but baking soda can effectively take them away by breaking them down with gentle rubbing. It also works (27) on dirty floors, and breaks down hardened food so it comes off easily when wiping up ovens and counters with a rag or sponge. When an open box is placed in the refrigerator, baking soda will even (28) moisture and unwanted odors.

It's no secret that baking soda even has some uses for personal care. For example, it can yield impressive results, (29) one's mouth (29) clean and fresh. Mixed with water to become a thick paste, baking soda can be rubbed on insect bites to stop them from itching.

There are many benefits of baking soda: it's cheap, widely available, environmentally friendly, and non-toxic. Next time you find yourself facing a situation (30) you're having hardships getting something clean, reach for the proven organic solution— baking soda.

23. (A) not used for (B) not used to (C) don’t use to (D) isn't used for 24. (A) Dissolve (B) Dissolved (C) Dissolving (D) Is being dissolved 25. (A) tropical (B) vocational (C) stubborn (D) drowsy

26. (A) removed (B) removing (C) are removing (D) to be removed 27. (A) wonders (B) vocalists (C) pajamas (D) squirrels 28. (A) absorb (B) praise (C) humiliate (D) interview 29. (A) leaves… feel (B) leaves… feels (C) leaving … feeling (D) leaving … felt

30. (A) whose (B) what (C) which (D) where

Part D:

If you want to understand how interconnected our planet is—how patterns and events in one place can affect life half a world away — study El Niño.

Episodic shifts in winds and water currents across the equatorial Pacific can cause floods in the South American desert while stalling and drying up the monsoon in Indonesia and India. Atmospheric circulation patterns that (31) hurricanes and typhoons in the Pacific can also knock them down over the Atlantic. Fish populations in one part of the ocean might crash, while others (32) and spread well beyond their usual territory.

During an El Niño event, the surface waters in the central and eastern Pacific Ocean become significantly warmer than usual. That change is intimately tied to the atmosphere and to the winds (33) over the vast Pacific. Easterly trade winds falter and can even turn around into westerlies. This (34) great masses of warm water to slosh from the western Pacific toward the Americas. It also reduces the upwelling of cooler,

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nutrient-rich waters from the deep—shutting down or reversing ocean currents along the equator and along the west coast of South and Central America. The circulation of the air above the tropical Pacific Ocean responds to this tremendous redistribution of ocean heat.

The typically strong high-pressure systems of the eastern Pacific weaken, thus (35) the balance of atmospheric pressure across the eastern, central, and western Pacific. While easterly winds tend to be dry and steady, Pacific westerlies tend to come in bursts of warmer, moister air. We know these large-scale shifts in Pacific winds and waters initiate El Niño.

What we don't know is (36) triggers the shift. This remains a scientific mystery.

However, the influence of El Niño is so great that the changes in weather can be seen in many different areas, as far north as Central America and as far south as Australia.

 equatorial 赤道的；赤道附近的 territory 領域 slosh 液體在容器底部晃盪 31. (A) delete (B) promote (C) neglect (D) publish

32. (A) abandon (B) thrive (C) wither (D) disappear 33. (A) blow (B) blew (C) have blown (D) blowing 34. (A) allows (B) restricts (C) weighs (D) forbids 35. (A) changes (B) is changed (C) changing (D) has been changing 36. (A) that (B) what (C) , which (D) , with which Part E:

One of the most lovable bird species in Nature, penguins, could be dying out. In fact, 10 of the 17 kinds of them could be gone altogether in the near future. The penguin population has shrunk 30% in the last decade or so. Before looking at the causes of this crisis, here are some quick facts on the birds.

Penguins are a family of 17 to 19 species of birds (37) primarily in the Southern Hemisphere. They include the tiny blue penguins of Australian and New Zealand, the majestic emperor penguins of Antarctica and king penguins (38) on many sub-Antarctic islands, the endangered African penguin and the Galápagos penguin. Birds (39) , penguins have flippers instead of wings. They can’t fly on land. They make (40) swimmers and divers in the water, and some species can reach speeds of up to 15 miles per hour. Penguins may not be able to fly across the sky, but they can fly underwater as well as any fish. These birds have flippers that can propel their streamlined bodies up to 15 miles per hour through the sea to have their meals.

However, penguins are in crisis. It is the threat of climate change (41) a very profound effect on penguins. These species depend (42) sea ice (42) access to food and for places to breed. But the sea ice has been disappearing, and penguin populations along with it.

 flippers 企鵝的鰭肢 propel 推動 37. (A) that live (B) that lives (C) that are lived (D) that living

38. (A) finding (B) found (C) to have found (D) has been found 39. (A) are they though (B) they though are (C) as are they (D) as they are 40. (A) expert (B) ragged (C) awful (D) vacant 41. (A) what having (B) who has (C) that has (D) that having

42. (A) without … by (B) after … in (C) on … for (D) with … against

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三、篇章結構 (8%) 每題2分第43至46題為題組每個選項只用一次

(A) The Channel Tunnel opened in 1994 with a ceremony attended by Queen Elizabeth II and the French president Francois Mitterrand.

(B) It connects England to France and the rest of Europe, and it is actually made of three tunnels in total.

(C) It has been called one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World by the American Society of Civil Engineers.

(D) On the other hand, the service tunnel is used for services like repairs and maintenance.

For years, people in England and France dreamed of a tunnel under the English Channel that would connect the two countries. After World War II ended for about forty years, the dream of building such a tunnel became true. In the mid-1980s, work on the Channel Tunnel began and it was completed in 1994.

The Channel Tunnel is also known as the “Chunnel,” or sometimes as the “Eurotunnel.”

(43) Two are rail tunnels, and the third is a service tunnel. The rail tunnels are mostly used by trains to carry passengers between England and France, and some trains also transport vehicles or freight. (44)

The Chunnel is the world’s 11th longest tunnel. But its 37.9 kilometer underwater section makes it the world’s longest undersea tunnel. (45) Although a typical journey through the tunnel takes about thirty minutes, trains are only allowed to travel at speeds of 160 kilometers per hour in the tunnel for safety concerns.

(46) Since then, the Chunnel has been seen in movies, such as Mission: Impossible and Mr. Bean’s Holiday, and on television in the National Geographic Channel’s MegaStructures. Undoubtedly, the Channel Tunnel is amazing. It is one of the longest tunnels in the world, and it has made travel between England the rest of Europe far more

convenient.

四、閱讀測驗 (12%) 每題2分 Part A:

For people who travel internationally, suitcases have long been an essential part of life.

Nevertheless, they have only existed for a little over a century, and since their beginnings, they have changed in many ways.

In the 1800s, long-distance travel was much less common that it is today. When people did travel, they usually took their belongings along in trunks. These large, sturdy boxes were made of wood or strong leather. Trunks were especially convenient for wealthy individuals who traveled with many clothes and other articles. Either their servants or other workers handled the trunks for them.

During the early 1900s, more and more ordinary people were traveling for business or pleasure. Since they had to handle their own luggage, smaller containers were needed. Thus, the suitcase was born. Originally, suitcases looked like rectangular boxes with a handle and one or more locks on top. Later, the shapes of suitcases changed and so did the materials from which they were made. Corners became rounded, and plastic began to replace leather or cheap cardboard.

As train stations and airport terminals grew in size, people found themselves having to carry loaded suitcases much longer distances. In 1970, an American named Bernard Sadow solved this problem by inventing suitcases with wheels and longer handles so that people could pull their suitcases instead.

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Today, wheeled suitcases vary greatly in size, from large pieces to small carry-ons. In the interest of convenience, inventors are enhancing them in new ways. Now there are robot-like suitcases that can follow their owners around. Some suitcases even have built-in GPS so that their locations can be tracked by their owners.

47. According to the article, what is one difference between travelers in the 1800s and those in the 1900s?

(A) The latter had to carry suitcases farther.

(B) The former seldom had to travel with luggage.

(C) The latter needed suitcases made with stronger materials.

(D) The former traveled mainly by train.

48. Which of the following changes is NOT mentioned in the article?

(A) What suitcases are made from.

(B) The shape of suitcases.

(C) Other functions of suitcases.

(D) Popular brands of suitcases.

Part B:

The way we treat money reveals much about our personality. Psychologists say that our money habits are shaped by our previous experiences. Money troubles usually take root many years before they develop into crises, self-image problems being the major cause. Many people think of money as a symbol of power. In some families, husbands complain about their wives spending too much because they feel that their positions in the relationships are being challenged.

At the same time, wives may waste their husbands’ hard-earned money because they harbor unspoken anger toward their husbands. When they go over the top, problems start to arise.

Psychologists call those who have no control over their spending “compulsive spenders.”

They need to spend money to feel better, but they usually end up feeling worse and emptier.

Sometimes they do not even know how much they spend until getting their bills. Situations become especially nasty when they buy on credit. Using credit cards generates more excitement than simply paying with cash. The ability to spend enormous amounts of money brings them huge satisfaction; ironically, failure to pay debts also costs them greatly.

Another type of money trouble is bargain hunting. Most people look for sales to get at a special discount. Compulsive bargain hunters, however, make purchases simply because they are on sale. They think they are trying to keep to the budget but they are actually exceeding it.

Compulsive bargain hunters mistake themselves as game winners when they are, in fact, those who got caught up.

Psychologists recommend that compulsive spenders seek professional help. There are certain methods that help such individuals. This serious psychological disorder can and should be treated.  psychologist 心理學家 exceed 超過 49. Which of the following can be the best title for this passage?

(A) Money Talks (B) How to Save Money

(C) Shop Till You Drop (D) Shopping Around

50. The word “compulsive” in the second paragraph can be best replaced with ______________.

(A) suitable (B) uncontrollable

(C) physical (D) surgical

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Part C:

Vanilla, one of the world’s most-loved spices, is surprisingly used to describe boring things.

We’d say, for instance, that a “vanilla” wardrobe lacks color or style. This use of “vanilla” in English is somewhat deceptive, however. Many people prefer vanilla-scented products and vanilla-flavored treats to other varieties. In fact, the International Ice Cream Association claims that vanilla ice cream is people’s preferred choice, with 29% of people picking it, compared to chocolate at 8.9%, and strawberry at 5.3%.

What is so special about vanilla? For one, it’s incredibly difficult to produce. Vanilla pods grow inside a specific orchid flower that only remains open for 24 hours each year. If the flowers are not pollinated by bees before they close, no pod is produced. Unfortunately, the flowers can only be pollinated by bees native to South and Central America and the Caribbean. That means vanilla grown elsewhere must be pollinated by hand. The pods then take nine months to ripen and must be handpicked before they go through a lengthy, multi-step drying procedure.

Consequently, we don’t even come close to meeting global vanilla demands. Luckily, chemists have been able to isolate the chemicals that give vanilla its unique taste and create them in a lab. Therefore, most vanilla products these days are made with artificial vanilla flavor called vanillin.

51. What is said about the vanilla plant’s growth?

(A) Each orchid flower can produce up to nine pods.

(B) The orchids grow well in many different climates.

(C) The orchid’s flowers have specific pollination needs.

(D) Vanilla orchid plants only flower once every 24 months.

52. Which of the following statements is NOT true?

(A) We sometimes use vanilla as an adjective that means “remarkable” in English.

(B) Despite all of our advances in technology, vanilla is still complicated to farm.

(C) Preparing vanilla products ready to sell involves numerous stages of production.

(D) Scientists have come up with a way of making vanilla products in a cheaper way.

第二部分：手寫卷(38%) 請將答案寫在答案卷上，請注意題號，且依指示回答。

五、文意選填(10%) 每格 1 分限填代號每個選項只用一次 Part A:

(A) would rather (B) worry about (C) instead of (D) pay for (E) waiting for (F) cheering up

Nowadays, wireless technology has made it possible for people to use their mobile phones to do many new and exciting things. For example, they can use the phones to connect with the Internet to get shopping information, and send and receive e-mail messages while (53) the

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bus. Moreover, people on vacation can use their mobile phones with real-time video transmission to send live videos of the sights and sounds they see to their friends and family back at home.

Shoppers who have mobile phones with an E-purse can use their phones to (54) the dress they see in stores, or go online to buy it. But not everyone is excited about the future of wireless mobile phones. Some critics say that this technology can actually separate people, (55) connecting them. They say that many young people today (56) send videos and e-mail messages with their mobile phones than talk with their friends sitting right next to them. Others (57) a decrease in daily interpersonal communication due to wireless technology in mobile phones. This could lead to less and less face-to-face communication. In spite of the criticism and drawbacks, the use of wireless technology in mobile phones continues to grow. Will wireless mobile phone technology keep on? Only time will tell.

Part B:

(A) purchased (B) took off (C) taken up (D) what (E) when (F) setting (G) happened

Amelia Earhart is considered the “Queen of the Air” by many people. Amelia, known for her record-breaking flights, proved her abilities weren’t restricted by her gender, (58) a strong example for women. It’s been 81 years since her disappearance, but the world is still fascinated by Amelia and her amazing life story. Amelia was born on July 24, 1897, in Atchison, Kansas, US.

She was 23 the first time she flew in an airplane at an air show in Long Beach, California. Soon after, Amelia started taking flying lessons, earning her pilot’s license in 1921. She (59) her own airplane, which she named The Canary within a year. Amelia started breaking records a decade later (60) she became the first female to make a solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean. Then, in 1935, she became the first person to fly alone across the Pacific. Amelia (61) from Florida in 1937 with her co-pilot, Fred Noonan, in the hope of achieving her next ambition: to fly across the world. Sadly, the pair’s twin-engine plane disappeared near Howland Island in the Pacific Ocean. No one knows for sure what (62) . However, several theories exist, including the American government’s idea that they crashed into the water after losing too much fuel. In spite of her mysterious death, Amelia continues to be an inspiring figure.

六、填空題(2%) 請依據文章內容作答第 63 及 64 題每題 1 分

Part A:

Born on December 5, 1901, Walter Disney became one of the most distinguished motion picture producers ever. Although he was born in Illinois, Disney spent most of his childhood in Missouri, where he began drawing, painting, and selling pictures to neighbors and friends. When Disney was sixteen, he dropped out of school to join the army but was rejected for being underage. Wanting to do his part in World War I, he then joined the Red Cross at the age of seventeen to drive an ambulance*

in France for a year. After the war ended, Disney moved back to Kansas City to become a professional newspaper artist and met a cartoonist named Ub Iwerks, with whom he created the famous character Mickey Mouse in 1928. However, the two didn’t get along well and went their separate ways.

Fortunately, they restored* their friendship afterwards, and Iwerks came back to Disney Studios in 1940, where he worked on various films and helped develop plans for Disneyland. On December 15, 1966,

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Disney died of lung cancer in California. In his life, Disney won twenty-six Academy Awards* and fifty-nine nominations*, making him one of the most awarded individuals in the twentieth century.

註：ambulance 救護車 restore 恢復 Academy Award 奧斯卡金像獎 nomination 提名

Below are the major events in Walt Disney’s life based on this passage.

Write down the year

that matches the life event of Walt Disney.

1901 1917 1918

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Part B: Read the paragraph and then answer the question. (第 64 題為單選)

Date: 25 December, 2019

From: Miranda.Yen@happytours.com To: Mike.Chen@heart.net

Subject: Jiaoxi package tour

Dear Mr. Chen:

Thank you for your December-24 e-mail asking about our Jiaoxi package tour. For Jiaoxi, our company has a two-night / three-day tour that should fit your needs perfectly. I hope the following will answer the questions in your e-mail. I am looking forward to hearing from you.

The price of the tour is as follows:

 NT$9000 plus NT$450 for taxes if you stay at a five-star hotel.

---Both prices will also cover the following at no extra charge:

• Air-conditioned rides to local destinations.

• Admission fees to sightseeing spots.

• Professional guide.

• Meals as mentioned below.

Here is the plan for each day of the tour.

Day 1 - Your arrival in Jiaoxi

You will be driven to your hotel in Jiaoxi in an air-conditioned car by a licensed driver from Taipei Railway Station. You will take the Beiyi Freeway via Xueshan Tunnel towards Toucheng Interchange. After arriving in Jiaoxi, you will have the rest of the day to explore the famous hot spring haven on your own. At night you will stay in a deluxe room with Japanese-style interior decorations. Each deluxe room features two pools - one for hot spring water and one for cold water.

Meals included: Dinner.

Born in Illinois.

Dropped out of school.

Created Mickey Mouse.

Joined the Red Cross.

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Day 2

You will first visit The National Center for Traditional Arts. You will be provided a

guided-tour. Later, you will visit the Lanyang Museum, appreciating the historical and cultural value. After the tour, you will be driven back to your hotel so that you can enjoy hot springs to your heart's content.

Meals included: Breakfast & dinner. (Lunch is not included) Day 3

Your day will begin with a casual tour of the Dong Shan River Park. Afterwards, you will be driven back to your hotel to collect your luggage for your departure. You will enjoy your lunch in the hotel before departure.

Meals included: Breakfast & lunch.

Best regards,

Miranda Yen Happy Tours Inc.

64. What is the main reason why Miranda Yen wrote this e-mail to Mike Chen?

(A) To respond to his inquiry about her firm’s services.

(B) To change a schedule that she has given to his firm.

(C) To propose a partnership between their two firms.

(D) To correct a series of errors that her firm had made.

七、單字(7%) 每格 1 分每格一字

說明：請根據題意將括號中的字作適當的詞類變化填入句子中。

例：The backpacker has been to many countries, _____ (include) Spain and Portugal. 答案為 including

65. I take delight in reading J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter fantasy series. In my opinion, the author really shows great ____________ (imagine) in her works.

66. Mary is angry with George because he used her scooter without asking for her _______________ (permit).

67. Our dependence on cell phones has made this product gradually become a ______________(necessary) rather than a luxury.

68. The improvement in sales figures had a __________________(benefit) influence on the company as a whole.

69. Charlie is shy. By (compare), his wife is outgoing and talkative.

70. Taroko Gorge is one of Taiwan’s most popular tourist attractions. There is no doubt that its scenery is beyond (describe).

71. The (announce) of a royal wedding made headlines around the world.

八、改錯題(10%) 挑錯 1 分，改正 1 分，合計 10 分

◎ 每題皆有一個錯誤，請寫出代號再寫出正確答案。

72. Although Harry was

題目到此結束。

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國立台南二中 109 學年度高一適性班考試英文科答案卷班級: 姓名: 座號: _______

五、文意選填(10%) 限填代號每格 1 分

(Part A: 5%) 53. ________ 54. ________ 55. ________ 56. ________ 57. ________

(Part B: 5%) 58. ________ 59. ________ 60. ________ 61. ________ 62. ________

六、填空題 (2%) 每題1分 63. _____________ 64. ______________

七、單字(7%) 請注意題號與大小寫每題 1 分

65. 66. 67. 68.

69. 70. 71.

八、改錯題(10%)請注意題號挑錯 1 分，改正 1 分，先寫代號再寫出正確答案。

72. ( ) ________________________ 73. ( ) ________________________

74. ( ) ________________________ 75. ( ) ________________________

76. ( ) ________________________

九、翻譯

(合計 9%)

請依提示字作答。

77.(2%)

78. (3%)

79. (4%)

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國立台南二中 109 學年度高一適性班考試英文試題參考解答第二部分: 手寫卷

五、文意選填(10%) 限填代號每格 1 分

(Part A: 5%) 53. E 54. D 55.C 56. A 57. B

(Part B: 5%) 58. F 59. A 60. E 61. B 62. G

六、填空題 (2%) 每題1分 63. 1928 64. A

七、單字(7%) 請注意題號與大小寫每格 1 分

65. imagination 66. permission 67. necessity 68. beneficial 69. comparison 70. description 71. announcement

八、改錯題(10%)請注意題號挑錯 1 分，改正 1 分，先寫代號再寫出正確答案。

72. ( B ) hung 73. ( D ) letting ____

74. ( D ) _ compete ________ 75. ( C ) _ distracting __________

76. ( D ) _ was Mary ______

九、翻譯

(合計 9%)

請依提示字作答。

77.

(2%)

We expected Morris to arrive in Tainan before noon. // However, he didn’t show up until midnight.

78.

(3%)

Despite his busy schedule, // Terry dines at home as often as possible //

to/so as to/in order to enjoy precious time with his family.

79.

(4%)

On the road to success, Charlotte once met with all kinds of challenges. //

I deeply admire her // because she never gave up // when she faced/was faced with challenges.

第一部分: 單選題

1 C 11 D 21 C 31 B 41 C 51 C

2 A 12 D 22 A 32 B 42 C 52 A

3 D 13 B 23 D 33 D 43 B

4 A 14 A 24 B 34 A 44 D

5 C 15 C 25 C 35 C 45 C

6 B 16 B 26 B 36 B 46 A

7 D 17 D 27 A 37 A 47 A

8 B 18 D 28 A 38 B 48 D

9 C 19 A 29 C 39 D 49 C

10 A 20 B 30 D 40 A 50 B

國立台南二中 109 學年度高一適性班考試英文科試題