國立台東高級中學 102 學年度 高二英文科 B 卷考卷 102.10.14 第一學期
適用班級:203、204、207、208 畫卡 是■ 否□
I、Multiple Choice( 文法選擇 )：共出 10 題，每題 1 分，共 10 分。
1. The climate of Taiwan is much warmer than of Japan.
(A) that (B) what (C) it (D) this
2. In order to lose weight, Christine careful choice about the food.
(A) does (B) keeps (C) gets (D) makes
3. The typhoon is still raging on; , we don’t have to go to school today.
(A) therefore (B) however (C) instead (D) yet
4. Jennifer and I had lunch together, and she insisted the bill.
(A) on paid (B) to pay (C) to paying (D) on paying
5. The fire, the police, was caused by a gas explosion.
(A) as a result of (B) according to (C) in honor of (D) aside from 6. I don’t like Jim because he always acts as if he my best friend.
(A) be (B) is (C) were (D) had been
7. The weather went from bad to worse the weather report had predicted on TV last night.
(A) when (B) that (C) which (D) as
8. The table made stone is very heavy.
(A) of (B) from (C) with (D) as
9. The invention of the airplane made possible for people to travel around the world quickly.
(A) us (B) that (C) them (D) it
10. During the Chinese New Year holiday, whoever eats a dumpling a coin is believed to have good luck for the coming year.
(A) to contain (B) which containing (C) containing (D) contained
II、綜合測驗 (Cloze)：25 題，每題 1 分，共 25 分。
(第一篇)
Jiji, a small town in Taiwan’s Nantou County, was destroyed overnight in the 921 Earthquake, one of the worst earthquakes in Taiwan’s history. It (11) years to rebuild this beautiful town. The reconstruction of this town did not result (12) the residents’ hard work and effort alone, though. Continuous help from outside sources (13) another important part. (14) of food, clean water, and clothes are often most helpful in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. However, victims’ needs change
(15) . Some victims may need building materials as they begin to reconstruct their homes; others may need (16) as they return to school. What’s more, victims may need help with simple daily activities, such as taking young children or the elderly.
Besides physical help, emotional support is also necessary. Many survivors feel extremely anxious, (17) that another disaster might strike anytime. Those who lost family members may feel deeply downcast and some may even lose the will to (18) their lives. They might even think that if they (19) in the disaster, their family could have survived. At that moment, emotional support, like listening to these victims or going for a walk with them, serves as the best medicine for their grief.
It is true that natural disasters cause lots of physical and mental suffering. Fortunately, many survivors learn the importance of (20) help and learn how to cherish life more. Time may heal everything, but
love, care, and support drive the clouds of misery away.
11. (A) spent (B) took (C) cost (D) charge
12. (A) from (B) in (C) off (D) to
13. (A) made (B) helped (C) played (D) did
14. (A) Contributions (B) Communication (C) Donations (D) Divisions 15. (A) one by one (B) little by little (C) again and again (D) not at all
16. (A) messages (B) textbooks (C) carriages (D) reference
17. (A) feeling (B) felt (C) feels (D) feel
18. (A) come up with (B) bear in mind (C) go on with (D) get along with
19. (A) dies (B) died (C) have died (D) had died
20. (A) other (B) mutual (C) either (D) mute
(第二篇)
The Frankfurt Motor Show is coming soon. Get (21) for the coolest new cars.
There will be nearly one million people participating (22) this event. Roughly 1,000 car makers bring their most innovative items to (23) off. Some of the items are affordable, while others are incredibly expensive.
The area of the show is 230, 000 square meters, with 12 buildings. Massive companies, like BMW, get their own building. In some of the buildings, there are actual cars driving around on (24) . After all, there is no better way to learn about a car than seeing it in action. (25) this event has been around for more than 100 years, it always displays the latest technology. Try to visit the show this year.
21. (A) real (B) ready (C) remedy (D) reply
22. (A) at (B) on (C) to (D) in
23. (A) display (B) exhibit (C) show (D) share
24. (A) trace (B) tracks (C) trails (D) subway
25. (A) However (B) When (C) Though (D) Thus
(第三篇)
Some families today still treat boys and girls differently. Boys are often seen as (26) to the family business while girls are viewed (27) members of the future husband＇s family. These beliefs often lead to an adverse effect on the mindsets of both boys and girls, and can create conflicts within the family. (28) these differences in upbringing, there are many successful females these days. What＇s more, girls are more likely to be caring and responsible toward their parents.
Holding boys and girls to different standards is not a healthy way for them to grow up. Boys and girls are both capable of (29) special since the individual is what matters most. Parents need to recognize this by taking full (30) for their children and never treating their kids differently.
26. (A) indicators (B) employers (C) interviewer (D) successors
27. (A) of (B) off (C) as (D) with
28. (A) Although (B) Despite (C) In spite (D) Yet
29. (A) being (B) to be (C) be (D) been
30. (A) achievement (B) responsibility (C) communication (D) requirement
(第四篇)
According to psychologists, when people affected by disconnect anxiety are not using their phones, they may feel anxious or
depressed as if it were the end of the world. Some feel socially (31) when they can＇t get access to their call phone contacts.
Some worry about not being able to respond to emergencies quickly and efficiently (32) . (33) are so psychologically dominated by their cell phones that they believe their phones (34) without their knowledge. People who suffer from disconnect anxiety often (35) their phones for any missed calls or messages.
31. (A) alone (B) independent (C) isolated (D) prosperous
32. (A) often (B) yet (C) enough (D) quite
33. (A) Some (B) The others (C) Others (D) Other
34. (A) had rung (B) was ringing (C) had been ringing (D) have been ringing
35. (A) call (B) ring (C) answer (D) check
III、文意選填 ( Word Filling )：10 題，每題 1 分，共 10 分。
There are some (36) that have lived for more than 100 years. There are animals, like (37) , that have lived for over 200 years. However, that is nothing (38) to trees that have been alive for thousands of years.
Until a few years ago, Taiwan was (39) to one of these ancient trees. The Alishan Sacred Tree stood for 3, 000 years before it fell in a heavy (40) . Several of the oldest trees in the world are in
the United States, (41) in California. The giant sequoias have been shown to live for as (42) as 5, 000 years.
Although the age of trees is very difficult to figure (43) , scientist have a (44) of clever methods. Unfortunately, trees often have to die for scientists to know for (45) .
(A) especially (B) compared (C) sure (D) number (E) rainstorm (AB) humans (AC) turtles (AD) home (AE) long (BC) out
IV、閱讀測驗 (Reading Comprehension)：10 題，每題 2 分，共 20 分。
(第一篇)
Eating customs are different in every part of the world. How people eat their food and when they choose to eat it are just as important as their actual diet. Social customs and traditions play a major role in developing the habits that people create for their meals.
In Brazil, people designed the national dish of feijoada to build a community. Feijoada is a bean stew that contains smoked meat. It is served over rice and includes several other side dishes. Because it is such a big meal and requires a large appetite, feijoada is usually eaten on Saturdays over several hours. This allows families to come together and share time with one another.
In addition, the habitual Spanish siesta provides people with more time together. Spaniards traditionally take a three-hour break in the afternoon. They leave their jobs and go home to eat a large, hot meal. Also, they can relax and be with their families. Afterwards, they usually take a nap before returning to work in the evening.
Meals are often designed as social events that allow friends and families to spend time with each other.
While the food served is important, it is only one part of the complete experience. These eating practices allow people to build social bonds and feel that they are part of a community.
46.( ) This passage is mainly concerned about ________.
(A) eating customs (B) living environment
(C) social issues (D) the importance of traditions
47. ( ) According to the passage, several factors play a major role in developing the eating habits, ECXEPT ________?
(A) social bonds (B) social customs (C) marriage (D) traditions
48. ( ) What’s true about “feijoada”?
(A) It is a bowl of bean soup with some smoked meat.
(B) The meal is usually eaten on Saturdays over several days.
(C) The dish allows families to come together and share time with one another.
(D) It is served only rice.
49. ( ) What is the main idea about the third paragraph?
(A) These eating diets make Spaniards feel tired and boring.
(B) Spaniards waste a lot of time and money preparing these meals.
(C) These eating practices allow people to build social bonds as a part of a community.
(D) Spaniards take siesta as one of their family dishes.
50.( ) We can infer from the passage that _____.
(A) it is the meals that develop many customs
(B) eating practices are one of the ways for friends or families to gather together (C) the foods in Brazil and Spanish are designed for foreigners
(D) wherever you are, you can enjoy the delicious dishes (第二篇)
“Please turn off your cell phone and leave it off until we have arrived at the gate. The use of cell phones is not allowed during flight.” This familiar statement may soon become a sound of the past. To the delight of many travelers and the dismay of others, the use of mobile phones will no longer be banned on aircraft in the near future.
New technology will allow airline passengers to use their cell phones while traveling without causing problems for the mobile networks on the ground. Airlines will be able to install small base-stations right on the planes, and passengers’ phones will make contact with the plane’s base-station instead of the ground station.
The signals will then be sent from the plane’s station to the mobile network by satellite with no disruption to the networks.
Disruption to other passengers, though, is another story. While airlines are eager to allow the convenience of in-flight cell phone use, they also are aware that their customers will resent the additional noise while they are trying to watch a movie, listen to music, or just relax. They are trying to find ways to keep everyone, cell phone users and non-users alike, happy during flight. The new technology solves only half of the problem.
51. ( ) Cell phone use on the aircraft is ________.
(A) expected by the airlines to promote ticket sales.
(B) currently allowed, but some people are pushing for a ban on it.
(C) welcomed by all the passengers and the crew on the aircraft.
(D) going to be permitted as long as new technology solves the signal problem.
52.( ) It can be inferred that the airlines ________.
(A) expect the passengers to register their cell phone numbers before boarding.
(B) understand that they will need to deal with passenger complaints about cell phone use, with or without the ban of it.
(C) worry that cell phone use will put the safety of the aircraft at risk.
(D) believe that the majority of their passengers will be happy to be able to use their phones on the aircraft.
53. ( ) Which of the following statements about the way cell phones send signals is true?
(A) The base-stations installed on the aircraft will cause fewer problems than those on the ground.
(B) Signals sent by satellite will do less harm to the cell phone.
(C) Cell phones can send and receive better signals if used on the aircraft.
(D) Signals sent by the base-stations on the aircraft take more time and cost more money.
54.( ) In the third paragraph, the word “resent” is closest in meaning to ________.
(A) appreciate (B) dislike (C) understand (D) regret
55. ( ) In the first paragraph, the expression “...become a sound of the past” refers to the fact that ________.
(A) The ringing of cell phones will no longer bother passengers on the aircraft.
(B) The announcement that asks passengers not to use their cell phones has been annoying, so the airlines decide to cancel it.
(C) Passengers will no longer be discouraged from using their cell phones on the aircraft.
(D) The crew on the aircraft will no longer make any statements about cell phone use because most passengers pay no attention to them.
V、字彙及詞類變化(Vocabulary)：10 題，每題 2 分，共 20 分。
56
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__________ Seeing such a d________g sight before having dinner really spoils my appetite.57
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__________ To lead a happy life, health is one of the basic f________rs. Without it, life is meaningless.58、__________ During those hard times, my parents worked hard to t________e their business and make it successful.
59
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__________ The a________e score in Mr. Smith’s class is 80, which is higher than the other ones.60
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__________ Many career women find it hard to a________t themselves to life with a newborn baby. They sometimes feel very exhausted.61、 __________ The government’s new policy has brought (prosperous) to the small town.
62.、__________ Bill was filled with g f at the news of his best friend’s death.
63.、__________ The worried mother couldn’t find her missing daughter and was filled with (anxious).
64、 __________ The student found it hard to c e in the noisy classroom.
65、 __________ Having no friends, Josh felt i ted in this new school.
VI、句型改寫 (Sentence Pattern)：2 題，每題 2 分，共 4 分。
Anyone who finds the missing dog will be given one thousand dollars. (請用 whoever 改寫此句)
66.
Betty and her sister share everything that they have with each other. (請用 whatever 改寫此句)
67.
VI、翻譯題 (Translation)：3 題，共 11 分。
當經理離開時，Chuck 的行為就好像他是老闆一樣。(3 分)
68.
每一年都有新電影出現，有些很刺激，有些很有趣，還有一些很無聊。(4 分)
69.
許多青少年覺得王電腦遊戲是很刺激的。(請用 S. + consider/find/think + it+ adj. + to + V. 的句型) (3 分) 70.
國立台東高級中學 102 學年度 高二英文科 B 卷考卷 102.10.14 第一學期
適用班級:203、204、207、208 班級： 座號： 姓名：
V、字彙及詞類變化(Vocabulary)：10 題，每題 2 分，共 20 分。
56.
disgusting
57.
factors
58.
thrive
59.
average
60.
adapt
61.
prosperity
62.
grief
63.
anxiety
64.
concentrate
65.
isolated
VI、句型改寫 (Sentence Pattern)：2 題，每題 2 分，共 4 分。
66. Whoever finds the missing dog will be given one thousand dollars.
67. Betty and her sister share whatever they have with each other.
VI、翻譯題 (Translation)：2 題，每題 2 分，共 4 分。
68. After the manager left, Chuck acts as if he were the boss.
69. There are new movies appearing every year. Some are exciting, others are interesting, and still others are boring.
70. Many teenagers find it interesting to play computer games.
選擇題答案
1~5 ADADB 6~10 CDADC 11~15 BACCB 16~20 BACDB 21~25 BDCBC 26~30 DCBAB 31~35 CCCDD
36~40 (AB) (AC) B (AD) E 41~45 A (AE) (BC) D C 46~50 ACCCB
51~55 DBABC
國立台東高級中學 102 學年度 高二英文科 B 卷考卷 102.10.14 第一學期
適用班級:203、204、207、208 班級： 座號： 姓名：
V、字彙及詞類變化(Vocabulary)：10 題，每題 2 分，共 20 分。
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
VI、句型改寫 (Sentence Pattern)：2 題，每題 2 分，共 4 分。
66.
67.
VII、翻譯題 (Translation)：3 題，共 11 分。
68. 3%
69. 4%
70. 4%
