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範圍：南一 B5 L7~Review Ⅲ 三 年 班 座號： 姓名：
第一部分:聽力測驗 20%，共 15 題。
一、辨識句意：根據聽到的內容，選出符合描述的圖片。(共 5 分/每題 1 分) ( ) 01. (A) (B) (C)
( ) 02. (A) (B) (C)
( ) 03. (A) (B) (C)
( ) 04. (A) (B) (C)
( ) 05. (A) (B) (C)
二、基本問答：根據聽到的內容，選出一個最適合的回應。(共 5 分/每題 1 分)
( ) 06. (A) Taking small bites is good table manners, too. (B) Smoking is not allowed in this restaurant.
(C) It is to be polite and to make other people comfortable.
( ) 07. (A) The man who is wearing glasses is not my father. (B) The man who was talking on the phone then is my uncle. (C) The man with an umbrella is my father.
( ) 08. (A) It’s not true. (B) But tap water hurts our earth. (C) Yes, all tap water is unclean and not safe.
( ) 09. (A) Really? I've never heard that before. (B) It's also a good way to help the earth. (C) Let's start with bringing out own chopsticks and spoons.
( ) 10. (A) The world is facing some serious problems. (B) Most tap water is clean and safe. (C) Sure, we can all do our share.
三、言談理解：根據聽到的內容，選出一個最適合的答案。(共 10 分/每題 2 分)
( ) 11. (A) Three hundred dollars. (B) Seven hundred dollars. (C) One thousand dollars.
( ) 12. (A) Through an adult’s eyes. (B) Through a child’s eyes. (C) Through a baby’s eyes.
( ) 13. (A) Ways to protect the Earth. (B) Ways to be a modern artist. (C) Ways to study all the school subjects well.
( ) 14. (A) We will protect our own home, the Earth. (B) We will destroy and hurt the Earth. (C) We can all do our share.
試卷說明： 科目代碼: 12
※聽力測驗:CD 只播放一次，每題均唸兩遍。
※全部選擇題，請用 2B 鉛筆將答案畫在電腦卡上面作答，否則不予計分。
( ) 15. (A) The boy is not careful enough. (B) The boy is running across the street to get the ball. (C) The boy is hit by the car on the street.
第二部分: 綜合測驗 (共 40%，16~35 每題 2 分）
( ) 16. Pets are not _______ in the apartment, so I can't keep a dog.
(A) allowed (B) pushed (C) raised (D) passed
( ) 17. Selena was excited because her mother suddenly ______ at her concert.
(A) appeared (B) unbelievable (C) created (D) served
( ) 18. Jeff, my American friend, visited some old ______ during his last trip to Taiwan.
(A) tableware (B) accounts (C) temples (D) rainbow
( ) 19. The rain was so heavy that it _____ many farmers' vegetables and fruit.
(A) recycled (B) destroyed (C) stole (D) wondered
( ) 20. The old man _____ a lot, so there's something wrong with his lungs (肺).
(A) stomach (B) snacks (C) sounds (D) smokes
( ) 21. The water should be ______ if you would like to drink it in a safer way.
(A) built (B) board (C) bowed (D) boiled
( ) 22. Sakura grew up ______ a lot of books, but she hasn't read anything about how to protect nature yet.
(A) read (B) reads (C) reading (D) was read
( ) 23. Watching Hayao Miyazaki's movies is just like ________ into a wonderland.
(A) walks (B) walking (C) walk (D) walked
( ) 24. Tina is not sure ______ she really needs for making a cake.
(A) that (B) how (C) what (D) X
( ) 25. My uncle takes us to the museum _______ we have never been to.
(A) where (B) what (C) who (D) which
( ) 26. The man with _______ my father has worked for more than ten years left the job.
(A) who (B) whom (C) that (D) X
( ) 27. I seldom read those books ______. (A) I am not interested (B) which aren't interesting to me (C) they are not interesting (D) which I am not interested
( ) 28. Dean finds the book _______ to read, so he has read it twice.
(A) interest (B) interested (C) interests (D) interesting
( ) 29. ________, and neither will George. (A) Terry will go to the party (B) Jimmy didn't go to the hospital (C) Hank has been to the zoo (D) Phil won't see the movie
( ) 30. I like to eat the pizza ______ a lot of cheese, meat, and seafood. (A) with (B) has (C) in (D) on ( ) 31. Henry’s brother,________ , will come back to Taiwan next week.
(A) that studies in Japan for four years (B) who studies in Japan for four years (C) that has studied in Japan for four years (D) who has studied in Japan for four years
( ) 32. Which sentence is correct?
(A) Ken has to be responsible for it, and so has Tony.
(B) Being on time isn’t easy for Janice, and neither isn’t Kate.
(C) The little girl can’t understand what I said, you can’t, either.
(D) The soup is too hot to eat, and so is the fried rice.
( ) 33. Which sentence is wrong?
(A) The pen which my brother likes to write is very expensive.
(B) Would you like to buy the house which you can spend little money on ? (C) I have no idea who can help me.
(D) I don’t remember the date when we met.
( ) 34. Which sentence is correct?
(A) Those who buy bottle water often live in a country with free or cheap tap water.
(B) Which is really bad for the earth is the making of plastic bottles.
(C) In Miyazaki’s movies, people can always find hope through the eyes of the children.
(D) The earth is also hurt by the CO2 from the ships and trucks deliver water.
尚有第四頁試題 ( ) 35. Which sentence is wrong?
(A) Most people just open the napkin and put it on their lap.
(B) The knife on the right of the plate is for the main dish.
(C) Be sure to say “please” when you ask somebody to pass the salt and the pepper.
(D) When you have the soup, don’t make a noise, and don’t bring the bowl to your mouth, either.
第三部分: 克漏字&閱讀測驗題組 40% (36~55 題，每題 2 分。)
【A】
My Neighbor Totoro is an animated work 36. by Hayao Miyazaki, who is known as an animated movie maker all over the world. The movie 37. a story about two young girls, Satsuki and Mei, and their interactions with friendly wood spirits. Mei is a girl who has hope and believe 38.
nature's goodness. And the forest keeper, Totoro, 39. to her and her sister. Story thus started.
The movie was first released in 1988. It was such a successful movie that it won a lot of prizes.
Though it has been so many years, this movie is still watched and loved by kids and 40. . And the character Totoro is also thought to be one of the most popular characters in Japanese animation.
interactions 互動 release 上映
( ) 36. (A) grown (B) created (C) polluted (D) appeared ( ) 37. (A) says (B) talks (C) tells (D) speaks
( ) 38. (A) in (B) on (C) for (D) with
( ) 39. (A) served (B) created (C) appeared (D) protected
( ) 40. (A) gods (B) teams (C) copies (D) adults
【B】
Most of us enjoy traveling. A good trip can not only help us feel good but give us
a chance to experience things different from those of our life. But when it comes to traveling, 41.
. Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could travel without worrying about the cost? Or even better, what if we are paid to travel by someone else we might not even know? Though this sounds too good to be true, a girl from Australia has turned this craziest idea into something real.
Brooke, a 23-year-old girl, has always wanted to travel around the world and experience different lifesyles. One day, she 42. . She gave up her job in Australia and flew all the way to London.
From that moment on, she started her coolest life journey and has never gone back to her hometown.
At first, she needed to pay for her own cost during the trips, but her love for travel and lots of
thoughts she came up with during these trips made her start a blog. In her blog, she posts pictures and writes articles talking about her wonderful experiences along the way. She even 43. . Little by little, more and more readers follow her blog, and some come and leave messages to ask her how to plan good trips. In a year, she collected nearly one million page views, and this has made many hotels and traveling agencies notice her. 44. , and to pay them back, she only needs to talk about them in her articles. Now, Brooke goes on her journey and blog writing. With the help of these hotels, traveling agencies and fans, she is the luckiest girl that gets paid to do what she likes the most ─ traveling around the world.
lifestyle 生活型態 journey 旅行 blog 部落格 article 文章 agency 旅行社 ( ) 41. (A) many of us can’t decide where to go for a trip
(B) money can sometimes be a big problem for us
(C) language problems will always trouble some travelers (D) we often need to be well-prepared
( ) 42. (A) did something she'd never thought she would (B) told a friend about her traveling experience (C) came up with a great idea to make more money (D) decided to become a full-time blog writer at home
尚有第五頁試題 ( ) 43. (A) teaches people where to find a blog
(B) gives out trip ideas to her blog readers
(C) looks for jobs to pay for her trips on the way (D) goes back to Australia to share her trip experiences ( ) 44. (A) They find her and would like to pay for her trips
(B) They come to her and ask her to be one of their workers
(C) Some people write letters to her, asking for more articles of her trip
(D) Some fans ask her to write a book talking about famous places in the world
【C】
Table manners are quite important. However, there are different table manners in different cultures. Here are some examples. In Taiwan, guests won't start eating until the host asks them to.
They can eat as much as they can to tell the host they enjoy the meals. They never plant their chopsticks in their rice. In Japan, people don't give others food with chopsticks. When eating noodles, they show their respect to the cooks or chefs by slurping. And they eat up all the food to show that they are very satisfied with the meal.
In the USA, the tableware comes in different sizes for different dishes. And the tableware will be set in advance. They eat without touching the table. That is, don't rest your elbows on the table.
They don't talk with their mouths full, either. They ask others to pass salt or pepper instead of taking by themselves.
When you don't know what to do, always watch what others do and follow them. In this way, you can avoid being impolite.
respect 尊重 slur 出聲地吃 in advance 事先 elbow 手肘 instead of 而不是 plant 插入 ( ) 45. What might be a good topic for this reading?
(A) Japanese food culture. (B) Different table manners.
(C) Table manners in Taiwan. (D) Table manners in America.
( ) 46. Frank was going to a meal in a friend's home. When he entered the dining room, all the tableware had been set. He saw several different forks and spoons beside the plate. Where may the host be from?
(A) Korea. (B) Japan. (C) Taiwan. (D) America.
( ) 47. Which is true?
(A) It's not polite for Japanese to slup the noodles.
(B) People in Taiwan usually plant their chopsticks in the rice.
(C) One should ask others to pass the salt or pepper in the USA.
(D) It's all right not to follow the table manners in different countries.
【D】
Dad
Seldom did I let myself.
Cry loud, hard, and sadly in my life.
There were probably only twice.
The first time I cried louder than a thunder.
Was the moment when my life began.
And you were just a twenty something man.
Never could I remember it.
Until I was told by you.
For I could remember nothing.
The second time I cried louder than a thunder.
Was the moment when you left.
And I already got older and weaker.
Never could you know about it.
Unless you were there.
For you could hear nothing.
Between the two times.
There lay our joy, laugh, and memory.
For the more than forty years.
For those we both shared and remembered.
probably 或許 thunder 雷 unless 除非
尚有第六頁試題 ( ) 48. What is the main idea of the reading?
(A) How much the writer misses Dad.
(B) How loud the writer cried for his dad.
(C) What kind of person the writer is like.
(D) What's the difference between the two cries.
( ) 49. Which is true?
(A) The writer's dad may be over seventy years old.
(B) The writer's dad might have already been dead.
(C) The writer's dad may have hearing problems . (D) The writer's dad is getting older and weaker.
【E】
COVID-19 has been part of our daily vocabulary for almost a year now. People everywhere have had to adjust to a lot of different things. Things such as washing their hands more frequently, using hand sanitizers more often, and wearing a mask just about everywhere.
Some smart entrepreneurs have figured out a way to make money during this time. They have either created new products or different versions of the ones we’re already familiar with. The most creative products coming out right now seem to be different kinds of masks.
There are clear plastic masks that allow you to see a person’s whole face. There are masks with pictures or cartoon characters on them that can show off someone’s fun and silly side. And now, you can even buy a scented mask.
Hormel Foods is a company in the US that makes, among other things, bacon products. They have recently jumped into the mask market with their Black Label Breathable Bacon bacon-scented mask. Why not breathe in the delicious scent or bacon while protecting yourself during the
pandemic?
vocabulary 字彙 adjust 調整 frequently 頻繁地 sanitizer 消毒劑 figure out 想出 either...or...不是…就是… product 產品 version 版本 familiar 熟悉的 silly 傻的 scent 香味 bacon 培根 recently 最近 label 品牌 breathable 透氣的 pandemic 流行病
( ) 50. According to the reading, what word means the same as “entrepreneur”?
(A) worker at Hormel Foods.
(B) Someone who makes masks.
(C) Businessman / Businesswoman (D) A person who makes hand sanitizer.
( ) 51. What kind of product did Hormel Foods make?
(A) Black Label Bacon.
(B) A bacon-colored mask.
(C) A bacon-scented mask.
(D) A clear mask for eating bacon.
【F】
Most of us are no strangers to the saying, When life gives you lemons, make lemonade, by which it means when something bad happens in your life, you can still make the best out of it. Not many people, though, know where this saying came from or when it was first used.
To begin with, we need to know a little about Marshall P. Wilder, who was an actor, and one of the first persons with disability to become famous in his own way. As a child, Wilder already found himself pretty good at telling stories and making people laugh. Later, he even learned to make a little money from his stories and funny acting. When Wilder passed away in 1915 at the age of fifty-five, Elbert Hubbard, a Christian writer, wrote an obituary to praise his positive attitude and achievement in the face of his disabilities. Hubbard wrote, His was a sound mind in an unsound body. He picked up the lemons that fate had sent him and started a lemonade-stand. While reading this, is your heart filled with both respect and sadness as mine is? It happens so often that those who bring us the most happiness are at the same time bearing the greatest misfortune in their own lives.
Among people born with disability or suffering from tragedies in the course of life, we see some of them totally held back by it, and some face it with anger and self-pity. Still others make lemonade out of the lemons fate has given to them, like Marshall P. Wilder; they choose to fight bravely and try their best to live their lives to the fullest.
lemonade 檸檬汁 disability 殘障 Christian 基督教的 obituary 追悼文 praise 讚美 positive 積極的 attitude 態度 achievement 成就 fate 命運 sadness 悲傷
misfortune 不幸 suffer 遭遇 tragedy 悲劇 courage 勇氣 ( ) 52. What can we learn about Marshall P. Wilder from the reading?
(A) He was one of the most famous writers in his time.
(B) He found out his own talent when he was very young.
(C) He started to help keep his family when he was still a child.
(D) He was the first person to use the saying, When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. ( ) 53. What does His was a sound mind in an unsound body. mean in the obituary written by Hubbard?
(A) For his disabilities on the outside, Wilder had a healthy heart inside of him.
(B) Being short, Wilder tried to make people not see him any different from others.
(C) Though born healthy, Wilder fought off all the difficulties in his life with the greatest courage.
(D) Not having perfect looks, Wilder did his best to make a bright future for himself with his talents.
( ) 54. Which of the following persons is the best example of the saying When life gives you lemons, make lemonade?
(A) As a single parent, Rose worked three jobs at the same time to raise her two children on her own.
(B) After his father died, Fred took over the family business and tried hard to do it as well as his father had.
(C) As the oldest child in her family, Sophie dropped out of high school to help make money for her family.
(D) Losing both his hands in an accident, Hsieh learned to paint with his mouth, became famous, and even tried his best to help others.
( ) 55. What did Marshall P. Wilder do to make a living?
(A) He sold lemonade.
(B) He helped write obituary.
(C) He acted in plays.
(D) He fought bad guys.
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二年級英語科試題解答
選擇題 100% (聽力測驗 1~10 每題 1 分; 11~15 每題 2 分)
(綜合測驗 16-35 每題 2 分，閱讀測驗 36-55 每題 2 分)
1~5 BAABA 6~10 CCABC 11~15 ABABC 16~20 AACBD 21~25 DCBCD 26~30 BBDDA 31~35 DDACB 36~40 BCACD 41~44 BABA 45~47 BDC 48~49 AB 50~51 CC 52~55 BADC
第一部分：聽力測驗
一、辨識句意：根據聽到的內容，選出符合描述的圖片。(共 5 分/每題 1 分)
1. Judy won’t order steak, and neither will Billy. 2. The house near the beach is the Wang family’s.
3.The fork and spoon at the top of the plate are for the dessert.
4. The girl who is talking on the cellphone is my sister.
5. The girl who I met on the Net is an American.
二、基本問答：根據聽到的內容，選出一個最適合的回應。(共 5 分/每題 1 分) 6. What is the idea behind all table manners?
7. Which man is your father?
8. Some ads say tap water is unclean and does not taste good.
9. Why do you use your own chopsticks?
10. Is there anything we can do to help the earth?
三、言談理解：根據聽到的內容，選出一個最適合的答案。(共 10 分/每題 2 分) 11. Man: Excuse me! Can I have the check, please? Girl: Here you are, sir.
Man: OK, let me see. Here is one thousand dollars.
Girl: Thanks. Here is the change, seven hundred dollars.
＃ Question: How much did the man pay for his lunch?
12. Hayao Miyazaki is an animated movie maker who is famous around the world. As an artist, he has created many stories and 11 animated movies. Both kids and adults love his movies. In a world of problems, people never get bored with finding hope through a child’s eyes.
＃Question: How do people find hope in a world of problems?
13. Girl: Billy, do you know how we can save the Earth? Boy: It’s easy. We can save it by doing the 3Rs.
Girl: 3Rs? What are they? Boy: Reduce, reuse, and recycle.
Girl: Can you tell me more about them? Boy: Sure.
＃Question: What subject are they talking about?
14. Man: Why do you always buy things you don’t need?
Girl: Companies keep telling us to buy the things they sell.
Man: From now on, before you buy something, you should ask yourself if you really need it.
Girl: OK, I will.
＃Question: If we keep buying and then throwing away things we do not need, what will happen?
15. Man: Hey, look at that boy! He’s running across the street to get the ball.
Woman: Oh, here comes a car. He’ll be hit if…. Hey! Get out of the street!
Man: Whew! That was close. The car almost hit the boy.
Woman: The boy should be more careful.
＃Question: Which is wrong?
