國立臺中第二高級中學 103 學年度第二學期 2 年級全類組英文科期末考試題 本科電腦代碼 : 10 2 年班姓名座號號 注意 : 答案卷與答案卡未寫或未劃記正確或未在規定位置填寫班級 姓名 座號者, 該科成績扣五分登記

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1 103 學年度第二學期 2 年級全類組英文科期末考試題 本科電腦代碼 : 10 2 年班姓名座號號 注意 : 答案卷與答案卡未寫或未劃記正確或未在規定位置填寫班級 姓名 座號者, 該科成績扣五分登記 一. 聽力測驗 (15%) Part 1: Picture Questions (5%) Look at each picture and answer the question 本試卷計 2 張共 4 面 ( ) 9. (A) No. I don t believe she is on a diet. (B) Yes. Her illness is making her unhealthy. (C) Yeah. She usually goes out every Friday. (D) No, she doesn t have any bad habits. ( ) 10. (A) I know. Ken always remains silent. (B) Yes. I wish to know more about it, too. (C) I agree. It was not a proper story at dinnertime. (D) I wonder why he was afraid to talk to you. Part 3: Conversation Questions (5%) Listen to each conversation and answer the question. ( ) 11. (A) In a fancy hotel. (B) In a small country house. (C) In a camping tent. (D) In a friend s apartment. ( ) 12. (A) It will be going on sale. (B) Lots of people are buying it. (C) It will last a long time. (D) It is comfortable to use ( ) 13. (A) Ignore Linda when she sees her at school. (B) Tell the teacher what Linda did. (C) Go up to Linda and talk to her directly. (D) Pretend she is sick and miss school. ( ) 14. (A) Look for a better job. (B) Call her manager right away. (C) Put in a formal form. (D) Start his own company. 5. Part 2: Best Response Questions (5%) Listen to the question or statement and choose the best response. ( ) 6. (A) I know. Everything reminds her of it (B) Yeah. She has already forgotten it. (C) True. She has already gotten over it. (D) No. She thinks about that day very often. ( ) 7. (A) Yeah. He no longer enjoys painting. (B) I don t think he s very good either. (C) I know. He started classes a week ago. (D) Thanks. I think he has talent, too. ( ) 8. (A) I agree. It is a very easy task. (B) Really? How can it be relaxing? (C) True. There are lots to worry about. (D) Right. It s actually pretty fun. ( ) 15. (A) Encouraged his wife to go back to school. (B) Took on a challenge to go back to school. (C) Asked his wife not to go back to school. (D) Made every major decision for his wife. 二 字彙與慣用語選擇 ( 20%) 16. He gave me directions on how to get there. Therefore, I had little difficulty finding the place. (A) explicit (B) executive (C) implicit (D) exaggerated 17. According to the CWB, there is going to be an change in the weather so make sure that you take a jacket with you when you leave home. (A) virtual (B) vague (C) loose (D) abrupt 18. The famers whose rights were undermined due to the newly enforced regulation submitted a to the government asking to put it to an end. (A) pretension (B) petition (C) composition (D) protest 19. He must spare no effort to his goal if he really wants to see his dream come true. (A) attain (B) detain (C) reveal (D) conserve 20. Despite the fact that the accused that he was innocent, he was sentenced to life imprisonment. (A) interrupted (B) strove (C) concealed (D) contended 21. The government is to send rescue teams and relief materials right after the earthquake struck the mountainous areas. (A) obliged (B) acute (C) objected (D) attributed 1

2 22. The known oil-shale resources of the world are approximately to 5.1 trillion barrels of oil. (A) profound (B) neutral (C) equivalent (D) accessible 23. Andrew is a seasoned salesperson. You can observe closely how he interacts with customers and do. You will surely learn a lot from him. (A) clockwise (B) edgewise (C) likewise (D) otherwise 24. We hope that there will be no war in the world and that all people live in peace and with each other. (A) complication (B) harmony (C) defeat (D) criterion 25. Steffi Graf accepted the cup on of her team after they won the Davis Cup. (A) behalf (B) abstract (C) coincidence (D) catalogue 26. The little boy is very : he is interested in the nature and always asking questions about it. (A) intriguing (B) astonished (C) inquisitive (D) intimate 27. The prolonged drought which was caused by the climate change the introduction of water rationing. (A) perceived (B) restricted (C) necessitated (D) distributed 28. The writer is well-known for his description of the beautiful scenery of New England. (A) elaborate (B) hazardous (C) puzzled (D) arbitrary 29. Some students in the philosophy class were discussing the that human nature is basically good. (A) proposition (B) discrepancy (C) barrier (D) feast 30. Last winter s snowstorm and freezing temperatures were quite for this region where warm and short winters are typical. (A) fundamental (B) extraordinary (C) statistical (D) individual 31. Though the accident happened 40 years ago, the old lady still has a(n) memory in her mind. (A) vague (B) sudden (C) informal (D) steady 32. The thirst for wealth and fame is more or less in human nature. (A) external (B) outer (C) censured (D) inherent 33. Even though he was to commit a homicide against his will, he was condemned by the public. (A) stumbled (B) extended (C) induced (D) crushed 34. All the flights to and from Kinmen were due to the heavy thunderstorm. (A) benefited (B) cancelled (C) presumed (D) composed 35. It s not surprising that he was because of being irresponsible for his work in his company. (A) displayed (B) flunked (C) dismissed (D) employed 2 三 綜合測驗 (20%): 請依照文意選出最適合的答案 Fifty years ago, people lived very different lives from we do now. The appliances and gadgets we take for granted probably only appeared in the sci-fi movies then. 36, as technology advances, we are allowed a life people 50 years ago couldn t imagine. Computers, for example, 37 since the latter half of the 20 th century. We can see numerous examples from the sci-fi movies. For instance, in the movie, Iron Man, movie-goers can see a lab 38 a cutting-edge userinterface, which Tony Stark can verbally and visually interact with. Hologram is 39 great example. One application of hologram is to allow people to swim in their own pools with images of the Great Barrier Reef 40 them. Even though what mentioned above may sound extraordinary in some ways, probably the devices our grandchildren use will be even better than all the technology we have today. 36 (A) Otherwise (B) Hence (C) However (D) Thus 37 (A) have come a long way (B) come a long way (C) went a long way (D) go a long way 38 (A) equips with (B) equipping with (C) be equipping with (D) equipped with 39 (A) others (B) another (C) the other (D) other 40 (A) and surrounded (B) surrounded (C) surrounding (D) to be surrounded The Diary of a Young Girl is a book which reflects Anne Frank s life from 1942 to She and her family 41 in a place called Secret Annex to hide from the Gestapo. As she wrote in her diary, the whole world was at war and there was no way people could 42 the war. All they could do 43 for it to end. At that time, Jews had to wear yellow stars and were sent to concentration camps, 44 they were gassed or left to die. After two years of hiding, Anne and her family were captured by the Gestapo and eventually Anne died 45 typhus at age 15. Her father, Otto Frank, was the sole survivor in the family. Later, he retrieved the diary his daughter kept during their hiding. He decided to have it 46 and it has been translated into about 60 languages so far. It is not only one of the most read books in the world but also a true reflection of the cruelty of a war. 41 (A) to made live (B) made to live (C) made living (D) were made to live 42 (A) keep out of (B) let go of (C) lay aside (D) look back 43 (A) were waiting (B) were to wait (C) was wait (D) was waiting 44 (A) that (B) where (C) which (D) what 45 (A) of (B) in (C) for (D) with 46 (A) to publish (B) published (C) publishing (D) to be published Believe it or not! A worker bee can fly among 5000 flowers during its daily search for food, with more than pollen grains 47 to its body hair. This is no wonder bees are thus 48 the best pollinators in nature. Nevertheless, important 49 they are, the bee population has been on the decline since the 1970s. There are several reasons behind this, 50 is destruction resulted from human activities. To prevent bees from extinction, humans have to take immediate action and stop doing harm to the environment before more problems 51. Otherwise, humans will be the next to face extinction. 47 (A) attach (B) to be attached (C) attached (D) attaching 48 (A) referred to (B) thought of as (C) looked upon (D) seen 49 (A) although (B) though (C) like (D) but 50 (A) one of them (B) one of that (C) one of those (D) one of which 51 (A) arise (B) rise (C) arouse (D) raise

3 103 學年度第二學期 2 年級全類組英文科期末考試題 本科電腦代碼 : 10 2 年班姓名座號號 注意 : 答案卷與答案卡未寫或未劃記正確或未在規定位置填寫班級 姓名 座號者, 該科成績扣五分登記 本試卷計 2 張共 4 面 Robert Frost is one of the greatest American poets in the 20 th century. He is the only poem 52 the Pulitzer Prize four times for poetry. According to John F. Kennedy, he left his country a huge body of poems 53 readers will forever find delight in. Generations of readers have found great joy in reading his poems about the rural life and everyday events, which explore various aspects of human experience. The Road Not Taken is one of his classic works describing the struggle of human decision-making, thus 54 to readers worldwide. In the poem, two diverging roads in the yellow wood suggest that when people are 55 choices in life, it is useless for people to regret whatever decisions that have been made. People have to realize that the final choice is theirs and theirs alone. 52 (A) who winning (B) to have won (C) that winning (D) to be win 53 (A) by that (B) how (C) which (D) from which 54 (A) appealing (B) having attracted (C) appealed (D) attracted 55 (A) faced with (B) confronting with (C) faced (D) confronted 四 文意選填 (10%) Has anyone ever told you to go punch a pillow when you re angry? This type of logic is common in pop psychology books. The reasoning is that 56 your anger in causes all sorts of health problems. Letting out your aggression, 57, is generally considered to be the healthier habit. However, recent research has found both of these views to be inaccurate in many cases. Reports in the past 58 the bottling up of one s emotions to ulcers or heart attacks, and this has become a 59 held belief. Thus, people thought blowing off steam was a good thing. 60, though, the data says that ulcers are caused either by a certain type of bacteria 61 by anti-inflammatory drugs. Studies 62 heart health and blood pressure have not connected any serious conditions to the repression of anger. 63, many studies have pointed out that those who let their anger show often are three times more 64 to have a heart attack, and that s 65 among people with normal blood pressure. A. In fact B. or C. linked D. even E. likely AB. on the other hand AC. widely AD. regarding AE. holding BC. These days 五 閱讀測驗 (10%) Criminals are finding it harder to hide from the law. That s because they re up against a special type of scientist. Trained with the latest technology, forensic scientists work with police departments. Using microscopes and computers, they help solve even the most difficult cases. Scientific techniques have been used in police work for centuries. In 1248, a book from China listed ways to figure out what weapon was used in a crime. Later, in 1755, a Swedish scientist learned how to tell if poison was used to murder someone. Then, in 1835, police officers in England started using ballistics. It s a technique to match a bullet with the gun it was fired from. 3 Today s forensic scientists are nothing short of crime solving masters. On the front lines are crime scene investigators. They collect fingerprints, blood, hair, dirt, and other items at crime scenes. This type of work has been made famous by TV shows like CSI. The shows don t exactly match the working style of real scientists. However, some of it is similar. Back at the lab, items from a crime scene are studied. Using a comparison microscope, scientists can check if a hair sample matches a suspect s hair. DNA taken from a drop of blood can also be fed into a computer. The sample is compared to the information in a database. If there s a match, it s evidence that a suspect was at the scene. It may be enough to prove that he or she committed a crime. To carry out these difficult jobs, forensic scientists need to be highly skilled. They often have degrees in biology or chemistry. Many also have knowledge of police work. Their work isn t always as exciting as that shown on CSI. However it s still very important. These crime fighters in white lab coats help police officers catch more criminals. That makes our cities and streets safer. 66. What is this article mainly about? (A) Forensic scientists guarantee to solve crime cases. (B) Forensic scientists help the police solve crime cases. (C) TV series CSI helps to solve murder cases in real life. (D) The popularity of the TV series CSI. 67. When did British police officers first learn to tell if a gun in question was a murder weapon? (A) (B) (C) (D) Which of the following is true? (A) Forensic scientists do not need to have special training for the work they do. (B) Most forensic scientists are either chemistry or psychology majors in college. (C) Crime scene investigators usually leave the work of collecting blood samples to the police. (D) The work of a forensic scientist may not be as exciting as what the TV series CSI portrays. 69. What do scientists do with a comparison microscope? (A) They retreat information from a database. (B) They contaminate evidence at a crime scene. (C) They feed information into a computer and hope to find a match in the database. (D) They try to find the location of a suspect. 70. What does the conclusion of the article suggest about the work of forensic scientists? (A) Forensic scientists have little to do with making our lives better. (B) The safety of our cities looks promising because of the work of forensic scientists. (C) The prospect of forensic scientists is gloomy. (D) The work of forensic scientists is nearly as exciting as what is shown on CSI. 背面尚有試題請繼續作答!

4 第六以及七大題答案請書寫於答案卷上, 否則不予計分! 六 手寫字彙 (10%) 1. There is evidence to prove that verbal abuse is not a new social p n; it can date back to the ancient times. 2. Studies point out that many e ts from Turkey to Germany find it difficult to learn the language and adjust themselves to the culture and lifestyle. 3. She claimed that the way her supervisor treated her put her under pressure and later led to emotional d s. 4. If you would like to see collections of items which are way smaller than that of their original sizes, you might want to visit the M e Museum of Taiwan located in Taipei. 5. I just caught a quick g e of the thief and now I can t really recall what he looks like. 6. There is a lot of c t between him and his mother. They just had another quarrel over money the other day. 7. I don t think he fully realizes the g y of the problem. If I were him, I would be worried to sick. 8. When the man was met with a d a of keeping his honesty or losing his job, he bravely chose the former. 9. The economic h p in Greek has caused a drastic rise in the unemployment rates among young adults. 10. According to the health a s, every citizen should be on full alert to prevent a possible outbreak of MERS. (29) (30) the snowstorm, we would have arrived at the airport. You ve Done It! Have A Nice Holiday! 七 翻譯填空 (15% 共 30 格, 每格 0.5 分 ) 請依照格號填寫答案!!! 1. Matthew 不會彈鋼琴也不會唱歌 Matthew cannot play the piano, (1) (2) (3) sing. 2. Luke 根本不知道他竟然會在 50 歲時成為牧師 Little (4) (5) (6) that he would become a pastor at the age of Peter 的學業表現比我們班上任何學生都好, 因為他很認真 Peter s academic performance is better than that of (7) (8) (9) (10) in our class because he studies very hard. 4. 每個國家的老老少少都應該為這個國家付出心力 (11) and (12) (13) should make contributions (14) their country. 5. 在比賽的前夕, 他們盡力確保安全措施都已經就緒 In the days (15) (16) (17) the game, they tried their best to make sure the safety measure had been in place. 6. 如果沒有現代化的交通運輸工具, 出國旅行是很費時的 (18) (19) (20) (21) modern transportation, traveling abroad would be very time-consuming. 7. 危機發生時, 最好正面迎擊 假裝什麼事都沒發生是沒有用的 When a crisis occurs, you d better take on the challenge. It is no (22) (23) (24) has happened.. 8. 要不是那場暴風雪, 我們現在早就到達機場了 (25) (26) (27) (28) 4

5 答案公佈表 103 學年度第二學期 2 年級全類組英文科期末考試題答案 一 ~ 五大題 : 選擇題 1. B 2. D 3. A 4. C 5. D 6. A 7. D 8. C 9. B 10. B 11. B 12. B 13. C 14. C 15. A 16. A 17. D 18. B 19. A 20. D 21. A 22. C 23. C 24. B 25. A 26. C 27. C 28. A 29. A 30. B 31. A 32. D 33. C 34. B 35. C 36. C 37. A 38. D 39. B 40. C 41. D 42. A 43. C 44. B 45. A 46. B 47. C 48. B 49. B 50. D 51. A 52. B 53. D 54. A 55. A 56. AE 57. AB 58. C 59. AC 60. BC 61. B 62. AD 63. A 64. E 65. D 66. B 67. C 68. D 69. C 70. B 六 : 手寫字彙 1. phenomenon 2. emigrants 3. distress 4. Miniature 5. glimpse 6. conflict 7. gravity 8. dilemma 9. hardship 10. authorities 七 : 翻譯填空 1. nor 2. can 3. he 4. did 5. Luke 6. know 7. all 8. the 9. other 10. students 11. Young 12. old 13. alike 14. to 15. leading 16. up 17. to 18. Were 19. it 20. not 21. for 22. use 23. pretending 24. nothing 25. If 26. it 27. had 28. not 29. been 30. for 5