國立師大附中 95 學年度第一學期高一第二次段考英語科試卷 7-1
科目代號：02
I. Listening 15% (1-5 題，每題 1 分；6-10 題，每題 2 分)
<Part A> For questions 1-5, choose the best response to each question or statement.
1.
A.
B.
C.
D.
New York is an international city.
That’s nothing to sneeze at.
I followed in my father’s footsteps.
Nothing out of the ordinary.
2.
A.
B.
You have a big mouth.
I don’t have a clue.
C.
D.
He is very gossipy.
Because the scene was beautiful.
3.
A.
B.
C.
D.
She must feel thankful to the doctor.
How much did she borrow from the doctor?
Has she made an appointment with the doctor yet?
She would live with the doctor all her life.
4.
A.
B.
C.
Yes, he is an entrepreneur.
You are right. He had a good upbringing.
No, he only knows Chinese.
D.
Yes, he is good at crafting things with both of his hands.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Try my computer. Maybe it works.
It is a highly competitive game.
Your computer can stand the test of time.
Why not watch the sports game on TV?
5.
<Part B> For questions 6-8, choose the best answer to the question after each short conversation
between a man and a woman.
Conversation 1:
6. A. He is quite happy when it rains.
B.
C.
D.
He is skeptical of the weather report.
He knows a lot about the weather.
He offers good advice when the sky is dark.
Conversation 2:
7. A. Because they don’t have a vacation this year.
B. Because it is in Thailand.
C. Because a large wave destroyed the resort.
D. Because the resort was bought by someone else.
Conversation 3:
8. A. He can’t find an ATM.
B. He uses a wrong PIN number.
C. He can’t remember his PIN number.
D. He can’t take money out of the ATM.
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<Part C> For questions 9-10, answer the two questions after a short passage.
9.
A.
B.
C.
D.
10. A.
B.
C.
D.
Those who have poor grades.
Those who don’t like to read books.
Those who are shy and quiet by nature.
Those who cannot pick up a language quickly.
Intelligence is fixed and cannot be improved.
Performance in school shows one’s level of intelligence.
There are multiple types of intelligence.
Intelligent parents are more likely to have intelligent children.
II. Vocabulary & Derivatives
<Part A> Multiple Choice 5% (11-15 題,每題 1 分)
11. In one test, “Silver Ghost”, a Rolls-Royce car, went over 14, 000 miles without stopping for ________.
(A) motivation
(B) reputation
(C) setback
(D) maintenance
12. Our boat broke down, so we were _____ on the island until someone rescued us.
(A) drastic
(B) stranded
(C) mature
(D) small-minded
13. This four-page ______ tells everything you need to know about the resort.
(A) theory
(B) accent
(C) brochure
(D) summit
14. Nature smart children are good at recognizing and ______ different elements of nature, such as plants or
bugs.
(A) classifying
(B) visualizing
(C) exemplifying
(D) cuddling
15. Nathan’s strange comments ______ everyone else in the meeting. They got really annoyed.
(A) sacrificed
(B) aimed
(C) hesitated
(D) irritated
<Part B> 16% (非選題 1-16, 每題 1 分) ※本部份請在非選題答案卷上作答※
1. You should not make a p
e when you can’t keep one. Otherwise, no one will trust you any more.
2. The light was turned on and the room was b
ned immediately.
3. The speaker showed us a lot of pictures, diagrams and examples to i
e his point.
4. New i
ts usually need to spend a lot of time to adapt themselves to the life in the new country.
5. I cannot concentrate on the exam in such noisy s
gs.
6. John is not very honest. What he says doesn’t c
d to what he does.
7. The spinach is said to contain poisonous chemicals, so every store has to take it off the s
f.
8. The nurse took the little girl’s t
e and found out that she had a fever.
9. Carrie is very s
e to criticism, which makes it difficult for her to take any advice.
10. Excuse me! How can I get into this building? I can’t find the e
e to it anywhere.
11. Jessie’s parents have argued about money in front of her for several years. Not knowing what to do about
their c
l quarrels, she is really scared.
12. The little boy had a bad cough, but he refused to take the syrup his doctor p
bed for his illness.
13. The change of the law has b
ted at least five million laborers. Now they don’t have to pay that much
tax.
14. Mother Teresa helped people who lived a __________ (misery) life.
15. A good writer should be __________ (imagine) so that he or she can always have something new to surprise
his or her readers.
16. In the movie “The Green Mile,” Michael Clarke Duncan plays the role of a wrongly accused man having
__________ (miracle) healing powers.
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III. Idioms & Phrases 10% (16-25 題,每題 1 分) ※配合題，請以片語前的代號作答※
(A) cut back on
(E) are sure of
(AE) are in tune with
(B) came up with
(AB) feel like
(BC) showed up
(C) stand out from
(AC) came across
(BD) shine a light on
(D) reach out to
(AD) were at odds with
(BE) came out of the blue
16. The two leaders _________ each other. They couldn’t agree who should lead the team.
17. I need to lose weight. I should ________ desserts and foods with high calories.
18. Jackie Chan and other celebrities help _________ the world’s problems and those in need.
19. His comments ________. I didn’t expect them at all.
20. Those who are “self smart” ________ their own emotions. They know themselves well.
21. I have a bad headache and a stomachache. As a result, I don’t __________ eating or doing anything else.
22. I waited at the movie theater for hours before my girlfriend _________ with her ex-boyfriend. That really
made my blood boil.
23. If your heart bleeds for the victims, you should ____________ them immediately.
24. Facing such a big problem, Harry _____ a terrific solution to it.
25. Successful people _______ themselves and always know what they are doing.
IV. Grammar 10% (26-35 題,每題 1 分)
26. People with pets around are _________ to live longer than those without them.
(A) like
(B) alike
(C) likely
(D) unlike
27. Peter is very hard-working. He _________ be so lazy as to play for all the weekend and do no homework.
(A) must not
(B) cannot
(C) should not
(D) must
28. Please turn the radio down _________ I can sleep.
(A) in order
(B) in order to
(C) so that
(D) so as to
29. These personality traits are easy to _________ in the novel written by Hemingway.
(A) discover
(B) discover them
(C) be discovered
(D) have been discovered
30. While walking the dog in the neighborhood, ________.
(A) the dog started to bark fiercely
(B) I saw a stranger who looked dangerous
(C) it began to rain suddenly
(D) something unusual attracted my attention
31. 選出劃線部分錯誤者。
(A) This device is used to cutting the marbles into pieces.
(B) We used to have a lot of tests in the last year of junior high school.
(C) Allen was not quite used to the weather in Taipei when he first came here.
(D) The baby gradually got used to seeing me around and no longer cried when seeing me.
32. 選出劃線部分錯誤者。
(A) Our plan resulted in being rejected.
(B) The air crash resulted from bad weather.
(C) Helen didn’t feel well yesterday; as a result, she went to bed very early.
(D) George got this poor grade as a result of lazy.
33. 選出劃線部分錯誤者。
(A) The book, together with some pictures, were sent to the old lady.
(B) The students are training hard for the performance next week.
(C) His parents are always there to guard him from danger.
(D) Emily has several pets, including a dog, two cats and a bird.
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34. 選出錯誤的句子。
(A) He is not only smart but also kind.
(B) Not only he but also his brothers is smart.
(C) She not only petted the dog but also cuddled it.
(D) She is famous not only in Taiwan but also in the States.
35. 選出錯誤的句子。
(A) How cute the baby is!
(B) What expensive books!
(C) How funny is the story!
(D) What a lucky girl she is!
V. V. Cloze 5% (36-55 題,每題 1 分)
<A>
Lin Hwai-Min was born in Chiayi, Taiwan, in 1947. His parents named him Hwain-Min with the hope that
he would enter politics to serve people. However, at age 5, a ballet movie deeply 36
him. After that, he
wanted to be a dancer.
37
his interest in dance, he pursued a more traditional career. Knowing he had
talent in writing, he studied journalism in college and then went to the U.S. to pursue a master’s degree in creative
writing.
Even though he succeeded in writing, he couldn’t give up dancing. While studying for his degree, he spent
his summers training at a famous dance studio in New York City. In 1973, he returned to Taiwan and
38
Cloud Gate Dance Theater. At that time, dance was not a well-respected profession. People didn’t understand
why he should choose dance as a career. He faced a lot of difficulties starting the company.
But, Lin was full of determination. He trained dancers sternly and planned performances creatively. Soon
his innovative style began to
39 audiences
39 . Today, Cloud Gate Dance Theater is regarded as the
first modern dance company in the
40
world. It also has received praise from audiences and critics around
the globe.
36. (A) fostered
(B) embraced
(C) pursued
(D) inspired
37. (A) In spite
(B) Though
(C) With
(D) Despite
38. (A) found
(B) founded
(C) finding
(D) founding
39. (A) ward…off
(B) take…over
(C) win…over
(D) put…out
40. (A) Chinese-speaking
(B) Chinese-spoken
(C) speaking-Chinese
(D) spoken-Chinese
<B>
The most recognizable symbol of Halloween is a jack-o-lantern carved out of a pumpkin. It is a custom that
began in Ireland. A man called Jack always played tricks on people around him, so nobody wanted to be his
friends. He even tricked the Devil
41
promising not to take his soul. Years later, after he
42
a
lonely death, he couldn't go up to Heaven since he wasn't welcome there,
43
go down to Hell because the
Devil wouldn't let him in. Thus, he had to
44
in the darkness between Heaven and Hell, with a lantern
made out of a hollow turnip and a burning piece of coal to light his way. After Irish people arrived in the U.S.,
pumpkins have been used to
45 turnips until now. Nowadays, on the eve of every October 31, people still
place jack-o-lanterns on porches or beside windows to scare ghosts away.
41. (A) into
(B) of
(C) onto
(D) out of
42. (A) was dead
(B) died with
(C) died
(D) dead
43. (A) nor could he
44. (A) wander
45. (A) replace
(B) he couldn't
(B) wonder
(B) take place
(C) neither he could
(C) hinder
(C) in place of
(D) but he could
(D) ponder
(D) place
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<C>
According to Western astrology, everybody is born under a particular star sign. Every sign is said to __46
one of the four categories: fire, earth, air and water. People born under the same category are believed to
47
each other in their personality traits. For example, fire-sign people are often full of energy and passion. With
these qualities, they sometimes
48
great leaders. The earth-sign people are good planners and are usually
successful in achieving their goals. The people whose star signs
49
to the air-sign type are often friendly
and communicative. As for those water-sign people, they are creative
50
in art and writing.
46. (A) divide into
(B) fall into
(C) be divided by
(D) fallen into
47. (A) be similar to
(B) pay attention to
(C) open up to
(D) live up to
48. (A) achieve
(B) fall for
(C) make
(D) reach
49. (A) belong
(B) belonging
(C) belonged
(D) are belonged
50. (A) surely
(B) probably
(C) practically
(D) especially
<D>
Dogs indeed are "man’s best friend" because they do a lot of things for people.
__51__ guarding homes,
helping the police, and guiding the blind, they also help people __52__ therapy dogs. They help change the lives
of people in hospitals and nursing homes. Researchers have found that with dogs around, people tend to be
happier and more __53__. Also, petting a dog is said to be able to lower a person’s blood pressure. __54__,
more and more dogs have been trained to become therapy dogs, and Blackie is one of them. Once, the __55__
loved therapy dog helped turn a sad and quiet old lady into a smiling and cheerful one.
51. (A) Along with
(B) Except
(C) In addition to
(D) Not only
52. (A) as
(B) for
(C) on
(D) by
53. (A) relaxing
54. (A) Besides
55. (A) much
(B) calmer
(B) For example
(B) very
(C) better
(C) Therefore
(C) be
(D) energetic
(D) In fact
(D) such
VI. Reading Comprehension 12% (56-61 題，每題 2 分)
<A>
A tag line is the phrase that follows your brand name. Remember "N-E-S-T-L-E-S: Nestlé makes the very
best chocolate?" It is a memorable tag line that differentiates itself from its competitors. Often, a good tag line
is quite simple, such as Tyson's "We're chicken." Within this simplicity, however, lies their greatest strength－a
narrowly defined positioning.
Tag lines work especially well when a new product is introduced. They act as a quick reference system for
the consumer. For example, Listerine toothpaste is "The toothpaste that kills germs for a cleaner, fresher
mouth."
While a slogan changes with the campaign, a tag line remains virtually static for many years. "Shouldn't
your baby be a Gerber baby?" still resonates with consumers as does "Choosy Moms choose Jif."
How do you carefully craft and employ a tag line? Although there's no secret formula in this highly
subjective area, here are a few guidelines:
1. Ensure that it is consistent with the brand name and positioning.
2. Convey the message in consumer language.
3. Communicate one simple idea.
4. Opt for a few, short words.
5. Always use the tag line on the product, in advertising, and in any other consumer communication.
Since tag lines are often at the end of a commercial or at the bottom of an ad, they act as your PS: the last
best hope to propel your message. If they are employed properly, your consumers will understand your brand
and its unique point of difference.
56. Which following phrase is closest to the phrase, “resonate with”?
(A) be familiar to
(B) be reasonable to
(C) send signals to
(D) send warning to
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57. What is an important feature of a good tag line?
(A) It has to be long.
(B) It has to be very complicated.
(C) It has to grab consumers’ attention.
(D) It has to be printed on the packages of products.
58. According to the author’s guidelines, which of the following sentences is the best tag line?
(A) Start the day with great taste of our brand new coffee. (Nescafé)
(B) It's everywhere you want to be. Use it, PLEASE. (Visa)
(C) Don't just book it. Thomas Cook it. (Thomas Cook)
(D) I liked it so much I bought the company. (Remington)
<B>
Recently, more and more libraries and schools schedule reading hours for children and Therapy Dogs.
Children and dogs bond together over a shared story. As a result, children's confidence and reading skills grow
in a relaxing environment.
Therapy Dogs give children the encouragement they need to read aloud. As Diane Mitchell, Branch
Manager of Richland Public Library in Mississippi says, "More confidence in reading could lead to improved
grades and improved grades mean happy children and parents."
Vicki Hogan of Thomas C. Miller Elementary School reports that "children who once struggled to read are
now improving their skills and their confidence." An added bonus, Ms, Hogan says, "Children have developed a
healthy appreciation for dogs and have learned to interact with dogs in a positive supportive situation."
Bernadette Duvernoy of Hayner Public Library in Alton, Illinois, who started Bow-wow, Pow-wow Reading
Program, also states, "These animals have been wonderful for our children. The children learn that the library is
a fun place to visit. They learn that dogs are sweet, gentle creatures that deserve respect and kindness."
TDI Dogs come in all shapes and sizes; real dogs with real personalities and real love to share. TDI's
Reading Program is a wonderful opportunity for children to interact with and learn about dogs in a positive
manner.
"Children Reading to Dogs" is one facet of the many TDI programs. Schools or libraries may submit a
written request to TDI for Therapy Dog visits. Facilities and handlers can then decide the specifics of their
individual reading sessions. Make a difference in a child's life.
For more information or to request Therapy Dog visits to your facility, please contact us:
Therapy Dogs International, Inc.
88 Bartley Road
Flanders, NJ 07836
Telephone: (973) 252-9800
59. What is the main purpose of this piece of writing?
(A) To propose a training program for school teachers.
(B) To announce a training program for therapy dogs.
(C) To sell tickets to the reading program to parents.
(D) To advertise a reading program for children.
60. If interested, how can readers contact TDI?
(A) By fax.
(B) By e-mail.
(C) By writing a letter.
(D) By visiting their web sites.
61. What is the benefit of this program?
(A) It helps ordinary people know more about dogs.
(B) It helps children to build more confidence in reading.
(C) It helps lessen parents’ pressure of raising active children.
(D) It strengthens the emotional ties between pets and their owners.
VI.
Guided Translation 12% ﹙非選題 17-20, 每格 1-2 分,不限一字﹚
※ 本大題題目在非選題答案卷上，請直接作答於空格上。※
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II. Vocabulary & Derivatives
<Part B> (非選題 1-16, 每題 1 分) 16%
1. promise
2. brightened
5. surroundings
6. correspond
9. sensitive
10. entrance
13. benefited
14. miserable
3. illustrate
7. shelf
11. continual
15. imaginative
4. immigrants
8. temperature
12. prescribed
16. miraculous
Guided Translation 12% (非選題 17-20, 每格不限一字)
17. 一般而言，富人比窮人更常旅行。
__Generally speaking
(1%),
the rich travel more often than the poor
(2%).
18. 正如你以前可能注意到的，超市裡呈現在你面前的商品是被特意安排的。
_As
you may have noticed
arranged intentionally.
(1%)
(1%),
the products presented to (1%) you in a supermarket are
19. 附近所有的商店都已經關門了。奇怪的是，他們卻還沒回來。
All of the stores
(1%)
It’s strange (1%) that they haven’t come back yet.
around here have been closed (1%).
20. 人們認為抽煙和肺癌的關係非常密切．
Lung cancer is believed to
(1%)
have
1~20 DBACA
BCDAC
21~40 (AB)(BC)DBE CBCAB
41-61 ACAAA
BACAD
a lot to do
(2%)
DBCAD
ADABC
CADCA
with smoking.
(AD) A (BD) (BE) (AE)
DDBCA
ACCDCB