高中英文 (一) 龍騰版先修講義

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Vocabulary ��
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Idioms and Phrases �� 12
Vocabulary Test �� 13
Grammar Focus�� 13
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like＋N �� 13
adj. / like
- look / smell / taste / sound / feel＋adj.
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- S＋V＋that＋S＋V... �� 15
Grammar Test �� 17
Reading & Cloze �� 17
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Vocabulary ��
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- It is N / adj. for sb. to V & To V is N / adj. for sb �� 26
- simple past vs. past perfect �� 27
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Vocabulary ��
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that-clause 如此…以致於… �� 51
- so＋adj. / adv.＋that-clause
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一 Vocabulary
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1 reflection n. [C] 映出的影像
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1 reflection in the water / mirror 水中鏡中倒影
2 on reflection 仔細考慮
例句1 Your behavior is a reflection of your personality.
例句2 On reflection, she decided to marry the rich old man.
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reflect vt. 映出（影像等）
例句1 How much attention you get reflects how much attention you give to others.
Practice
（　　）On 　　　,, I’ve realized how stupid I was to believe everything my boyfriend
said.
A reflect B reflection C reflective D reflecting
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2 upset adj. 難過的；沮喪的
例句1 Janice is really upset about her poor exam results.
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1 upset vt 使難過；使沮喪 (upset-upset-upsetting)
2 become / get upset 變得沮喪、心煩
3 upset＋to VR 因…事心煩
4 upset a plan 打亂一項計畫
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5 upset one’s stomach 因食物使人胃不舒服
6 a stomach / tummy upset 肚子不舒服
例句2 Carrie is angry with me, but I can’t remember doing anything to upset her.
Practice
（　　）Maria didn’t want to deliver the bad news to David about his failing the job
interview. She herself was quite 　　　 about it.
A awful B drowsy C tragic D upset
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高中英文 Lesson 1 7
3 ruin vt. 破壞；毀壞

例句1 The bad weather totally ruined my outdoor party.
例句2 The scandal eventually ruined the company.
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ruin n. [U] 破壞；毀壞
[C] 破壞；毀壞；廢墟；遺跡
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in ruins 一片殘破；成為一片廢墟
例句1 After the earthquake, the people had to build shelters among the ruins of the
town.
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（　　）Tony kicked Lisa out of the team because he didn’t want his perfectly-
planned project 　　　 by her.
A ruin B ruined C ruins D ruining
4 embarrassed adj. 尷尬的；難堪的
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too embarrassed to VR 不好意思做…
I was so embarrassed when I spilled some coffee on Ms. Lin’s skirt.
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例句1
例句2 Some people tend to be too embarrassed to ask for directions when they get
lost.
embarrassing adj. 令人尷尬的；令人難堪的
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1 deeply / highly / terribly / intensely embarrassing 非常令人尷尬的
2 an embarrassing moment / situation 令人尷尬的時刻狀況
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例句1 I mistook a stranger for my father yesterday on the street.
How embarrassing!
embarrass vt. 使尷尬；使難堪
例句1 I hope I didn’t embarrass you in front of your friends.
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embarrassment n. [U] 尷尬；難堪

例句1 He couldn’t hide his embarrassment when his parents started boasting about
his good grades.
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Practice
（　　）1 I mistook a stranger for my father yesterday on the street.
How 　　　 I was then!
A embarrassed B emotional C evil D exulted
（　　）2 　　　,, the teacher caught me yawning in class.
A It’s embarrassing B I was embarrassed
C To my embarrassment D It embarrassed me
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5 depressing adj. 令人沮喪的；令人消沉的
例句1 This rainy weather is really depressing.
depressing. I hope it will be sunny tomorrow.
depress vt. 使沮喪
例句1 The bad news about the company depressed Katrina and her co-workers.
depressed adj. 沮喪的，憂鬱的
例句1 Denise is depressed about her missing cat.
I felt kind of depressed after hearing that I didn’t pass the interview.
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例句2
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feel depressed about 對…感到沮喪
例句1 Susan has been depressed ever since her husband left her for another
woman.
例句2 Laid off in her mid-fifties, Rosa felt depressed about the possibility of getting
new employment.
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depression n. [U] 沮喪，抑鬱
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1 economic depression 經濟衰退
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例句1 The economic depression is so serious that it has affected almost every
industry.
2 post-natal depression【醫】產後抑鬱症
【醫】產後抑鬱症
例句2 Some women do suffer from post-natal depression
depression, especially those having
their first baby.
例句3 After his business failed, he suffered from depression for many years.
例句4 I did everything I could to bring him out of his depression
depression.
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Practice
（　　）　　　 by his dog’s death, Jason hasn’t had a good night’s sleep for days.
A To depress B Depresses C Depressed D He is depressed
6 reply vi. vt. 回答；回覆（replied-replied-replying
replied-replied-replying
回答；回覆（replied-replied-replying）
回答；回覆（
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1 reply to sb. / sth. 回覆
2 時下的流行語「已讀不回」可以說：
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He / She read it ( / my message) but didn’t reply / made no reply
reply.
例句1 Mr. and Mrs. Smith replied that they would come to the party.
例句2 Instead of replying to my question, she just smiled.

reply n. [C,U] 回答；回覆
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1 make no reply 無回覆
2 in reply to 作為回覆
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例句1 I have waited for his reply for a week.
例句2 I asked her if she would come to my party, but she made no reply.
例句3 I’m writing in reply to your letter of September 3 about our new product.
Practice
（　　）You can 　　　 verbally or in written form.
A match B equal C reply D promise
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7 disgusting adj. 噁心的；令人不快的
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1 其他表達噁心、厭惡的字：nasty、gross、revolting、nauseating、repulsive
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例句1 When we cleaned the classroom, we found a disgusting box of chocolate in
Mary’s drawer.
2 disgust n. [U] 厭惡
例句2 She looked at the bug with disgust.
disgust.
3 disgust v. [T] 使……厭惡、噁心
例句3 Many readers were disgusted by those terrible pictures in the newspaper.
Practice
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（　　）How 　　　!! There is a piece of chewing gum stuck on the bottom of this
desk.
A disgusting B disgust C disgusts D disgusted
8 realize vt. 實現，達成；明白，瞭解
例句1 Kim wants to go to art school and realize her dream of being an artist.
例句2 Carol didn’t realize how late it was until she got home and saw the clock.
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realization n. [U] 領悟；認識；實現
例句1 The realization that she didn’t love him broke his heart.
例句2 Winning an Olympic gold medal was the realization of all his dreams.
Practice
1 I didn’t 　　　　 what the book was really about until my teacher explained it in
class.
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2 As the word came out of his mouth, Bob suddenly 　　　　 it was rude to say that.
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9 recall vi, vt. 回想起，記起
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beyond recall 無法恢復；想不起
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例句1 As I recall,, you are a nurse, right?
例句2 Toby recalled seeing the woman at a party last month.
例句3 The carefree days of my childhood are beyond recall
recall, and now I am facing life
as an adult.
Practice
（　　）1 I can’t help but 　　　 my happy childhood days whenever I look at the
photos.
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A vary B produce C recall D lie
（　　）2 I can’t 　　　 whether I turned off the iron; I’d better go home and check.
A produce B lie C recall D contact
0 memory n. [C] 回憶；記憶
n. [C,U] 記憶力；記性
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1 have a good / poor memory for sth. 在…（方面）記憶力很好糟
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2 in memory of... 以紀念…
3 if my memory serves me right 如果我沒記錯的話
例句1 The four-year-old girl can recite dozens of poems from memory.
How amazing!
例句2 My daughter has a poor memory.
memory. She always forgets things.
memorize vt. 記憶；記住
例句1 I try to memorize thirty new words a day to expand my vocabulary.
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memorable adj. 難忘的
例句1 Our graduation trip to Kenting was memorable
memorable.
Practice
（　　）The photos of this 　　　 picturesque area really motivates me to take a long
break and go there.
A memory B memorize C memorably D memories
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q remind vt. 使想起；提醒

例句1 That man over there reminds me of a teacher I had in high school.
例句2 My classmate called and reminded me about the book report.
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reminder n. [C] 提示物
例句1 This photo is a reminder of the best vacation I have ever had with my family.
Practice
（　　）The photos 　　　 me 　　　 all the good old times.
A do... harm B do... good C rely... on D remind... of
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Idioms and Phrases
1 make sure 確定；確保
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亦可說 make certain，後面加省略 that 的名詞子句
make sure＋that 子句 / to＋V
例句1 Make sure that you do the dishes before you go play basketball.
＝Make sure to do the dishes before you go play basketball.
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例句2 Make sure you arrive at the meeting on time tomorrow morning.
2 let out 發出（尖叫、叫喊等）
例句1 On hearing the good news, I let out a sigh of relief.
3 the rest (of) 剩餘（的…）
例句1 Only Peter passed the test this time, and the rest of the students need to
retake the test.
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4 no / not... anymore 再也沒有；不再
例句1 From then on, no one heard his name anymore.
anymore.
5 be / get off to a good 有好的開始
start
例句1 I hope I can get off to a good start in this semester.
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三 Vocabulary Test
1 Once, I bumped right into a tree because I was staring at a handsome guy. Everyone
on the street laughed at me. I felt so e　　　　　sed!
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ted in the lake. Can you see the reflection clearly?
2 Look at the tree r　　　　ted
　　　　　n of her hard work this year.
3 Sarah’s better grades are a r　　　　　n
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4 Imagine my e　　　　　　　tt when I realized Ivy heard me saying rude things about
her.
5 This baseball is a r　　　　rr of my elementary school days when I was on the
baseball team.
6 I often r　　　ll those happy days with my host family when I was studying in New
York.
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suffered from d　　　　　n
7 After Jack failed to find a good job, he suffered d for many years.
d after her company closed down and she lost her job.
8 Lily was d　　　　　d
9 Could you please r　　　d d me of the details again tomorrow? I am afraid that I won’t
things.
be able to remember so many things.
0 Cindy felt u　　　tt when she found out that her son got zero on a test.
　　　　e his dream of opening a coffee shop.
q What Carl hopes to do is to r　　　　e
　　　　e
w Mr. Green has incredible m　　　y y for names. He yelled out my name when he saw
me last night even though the last time we met was more than ten years ago.
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　　　　　e experience. I will never forget it.
e My trip to Japan was a m　　　　　e
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e the long article
r Jay managed to m　　　　e article and recited it in class.
四 Grammar focus
01 look / smell / taste / sound / feel＋adj. / like＋N
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連綴動詞感官動詞
smell, sound, look, taste, feel
see, hear, listen to,
種類聞起來聽起來看起來
watch, notice, feel
嚐起來感覺起來
＋O
＋like＋NP
用法＋O＋V
＋adj.
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Examples：
1 Your perfume smells like roses.
2 His story sounds unrealistic.
3 請描述你覺得它聞起來像什麼。
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Please describe to you.
＝Please describe to you.
Practice
Complete the following dialogues using the above pattern.
1 A: Look at the clouds in the sky! They (funny).
B: Yeah, I think they (sheep).
2 A: Did you eat the cake I made for you? How was it?
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B: Yeah, I did. It (delicious). How did you make it?
3 A: Wow, it’s so hot today.
B: Strange. It’s November,, but it still (summer).
4 A: Hey,, did you put on a whole bottle of perfume today?
B: Why? Does it (too strong)?
5 A: Did you hear a noise from outside?
B: Yes, it (the wind blowing).
6 A: Do you like my new hairstyle?
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B: Yes, you (younger). You are more like a friend
of mine than my mom.
02 感官動詞
!
公式：　catch !
@ @
　　　　notice
@ @
@ @
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　　　　feel
@ @ !
　V-ing
　　　　see
# 　＋O.＋
# #
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　　　　watch @ %Vpp
@ @
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　　　　hear @
$ $
　　　%listen to%
Examples：
1 Then Pandora heard a tiny voice (call) out from inside the box.
2 She opened the box and saw a tiny puppy (leave) inside.
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3 This morning I noticed Jane (wear) a new pair of earrings.
4 Tom was (catch) cheating on the exam.

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考試重點：
I saw Mary (dress) in a pink dress today.
Practice
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（　　）1 When I walked into the house, I saw Bob money from the safe.
A stole B to steal C was stolen D stealing
（　　）2 I have never seen the boy by his parents. He always behaves
himself.
A to punish B be punished C punish D punished
（　　）3 Jack saw a woman near the dog, so he walked up to her.
A stood B stands C to stand D standing
（　　）4 More than fifty million people have seen the show in twenty different
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languages.
A perform B performing C to perform D performed
（　　）5 Tom felt his heart when he saw the girl he had a crush on.
A leaped B sank C leaping D to sink
（　　）6 Vivian heard someone behind her, but she turned around and saw
nobody.
A walking B to walk C walked D was walking
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03 S＋V＋that＋S＋V...
“that” 引導形容詞子句修飾前方的名詞，直接視為同位語，可以看成等號，通常不會
引導形容詞子句修飾前方的名詞，直接視為同位語
引導形容詞子句修飾前方的名詞，直接視為同位語
省略。常出現在 dream、belief、idea、fact、theory、report、story
、idea、
、idea fact、
、fact theory、
、theory 、等名詞之後，後方
連接完整子句。
Examples：
1 I have a dream that I can go study overseas in the future.
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2 The idea that left-handed people are smarter is not always true.
3 Susan’s teacher didn’t know that she had cheated on the exam.
4 Ruby hopes that her class will win first prize in the singing contest.
Practice I
Combine the two sentences into one.
1 Emily’s husband bought a house in Ilan.
Emily didn’t know about it.
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2 Peter hopes something.

summer.
Peter’s family will be able to travel to Europe next summer
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3 Henry’s grandmother often says something.
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away.
An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
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4 After the accident, David realized something.
David’s father loved him very much.
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5 The boss of the company doesn’t understand something.
Health and family are more important than work.
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6 必考試題
The study shows two things.
Experience is the best teacher. / We can learn from past experiences.
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Practice II
（　　）1 A study shows 　　　 watching too much TV does harm not only to
children’s eyes but also their minds.
A whether B when C that D what
（　　）2 The assertion 　　　 “we’ll meet again” is optimistic, as many soldiers did
not survive to see their loved ones again.
A which B for C in which D that
（　　）3 The message 　　　 this movie attempts to convey is the truth 　　　 love
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conquers all.
A that; X which
B which; which C what; that D X; that
（　　）4 I can’t accept the truth 　　　 my friends lie to me.
A what BX C that D which
（　　）5 Our teacher explained 　　　 such a behavior was inappropriate 　　　 it
was not tolerated.
A X ; and B that ; and C that ; which D that ; and that
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五 Grammar Test
1 那個女人看起來對服務非常滿意。
It 　　　　　　　 that woman is very satisfied with the service.
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2 綠島聽起來像是一個度假的完美地點。
Green Island 　　　　　　　 a wonderful place for a vacation.
3 別難過，你不可能期望贏得每場比賽。
Don’t 　　　　　　;; you can’t be expected to win every game.
）的媽媽聽到兒子被稱讚時，覺得很開心。
4 當比利（Billy）的媽媽聽到兒子被稱讚時，覺得很開心。
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　
5 儘管爸爸說他要戒菸，我昨天還是看到他在院子裡抽菸。
Even though Dad said he would quit, I 　　　 him 　　　　　 in the yard yesterday.
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6 在親眼目睹自己的狗在意外中死亡之前，亨利是個快樂的男孩。
眼目睹自己的狗在意外中死亡之前，亨利是個快樂的男孩。
Henry had been a happy boy before he 　　　 his dog 　　　　 in an accident.
六 Reading & Cloze
Reading
Five years ago, David Smith wore an expensive suit to work every day. “I was a
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clothes addict,” he jokes. “I used to carry a fresh suit to work with me so I could change
if my clothes got wrinkled.” Today David wears casual clothes-khaki pants and a sports
shirt-to the office. He hardly ever wears a necktie. “I’m working harder than ever,” David
says, “and I need to feel comfortable.”
More and more
ore companies are allowing their office workers to wear casual clothes
to
o work. In the United States, the change from formal to casual office wear has been
gradual. In the early 1990s, many companies allowed their employees to wear casual
clothes on Fridays (but only on Friday). This became known as “dress-down Friday” or
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for employees
“casual Friday.” “What started out as an extra one-day-a-week benefit fo
has really become an everyday thing,” said business consultant Maisly Jones.
hy have so many companies started allowing their employees to wear casual
Why
clothes? One reason is that it’s easier for a company to attract new employees if it has a
casual dress code. “A lot of young people don’t want to dress up for work,” says the
owner of a software company, “so it’s hard to hire people if you have a conservative
dress code.” Another reason is that people seem happier and more productive when
they are wearing comfortable clothes. In a study conducted by Levi Strauss and
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Company, 85 percent of employers said that they believe that casual dress improves
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impact on productivity. Supporters of casual office wear also say that a casual dress code
helps them save money. “Suits are expensive, if you have to wear one every day,” one
person said. “For the same amount of money, you can buy a lot more casual clothes.”
（　　）1 David Smith refers to himself as having been “a clothes addict,” because
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A he often wore khaki pants and a sports shirt
B he couldn’t
n’t stand a clean appearance
C he wanted his clothes to look neat all the time
D he didn’t want to spend much money on clothes
（　　）2 David Smith wears casual clothes now,
now, because 　　　.
A they make him feel at ease when working
B he cannot afford to buy expensive clothes
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C he looks handsome in casual clothes
D he no longer works for any company
（　　）3 According to this passage, which of the following sta
statements is FALSE?
A Many employees don’t like a conservative dress code.
B Comfortable clothes make employees more productive.
C A casual clothes code is welcomed by young employees.
D All the employers in the U.S. are for casual office wear.
（　　）4 According to this passage, which of the following statements is TRUE?
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A Company workers started to dress down about twenty years ago.
B Dress-down has become
come an everyday phenomenon since the early 90s.
“Dress-down Friday” was first given as a favor from employers.
C“Dress-down
D Many workers want to wear casual clothes to impress people.
（　　）5 In this passage, the following advantages of casual office wear are
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mentioned EXCEPT 　　　.
A saving employees’ money
B making employees more attractive
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C improving employees’ motivation
D making employees happier
Cloze
Last weekend, I went back to my senior high school. Walking by the empty
classroom, I 　1　 the first day that every student had to introduce themselves. Most of
them gave a self-introduction with confidence, while I just mumbled a few words and
returned to my seat with my head down. I know that it was because of the stage fright
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which started since elementary school.
I was ten when I joined the unforgettable Mandarin speech contest. It wasn’t my first

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time but the last time to be in such contest. Everything went well at first. Yet, in the midst
of the speech, I suddenly 　2　 like a computer forced to shut down. The next few lines
just wouldn’t come to my mind. The time was frozen, and I felt numbness spreading from
my head to toes. All I remember was the judges’ stern gazes, as if I committed a crime. I
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forgot how I ended the speech, but it was the most 　3　
3 moment in my life. Because of
that, I developed a serious stage fright and didn’t join speech contests 　4　.
During the years in high school, I was always speechless onstage, even though it’s
just a simple self-introduction. Finally, I realized 　5　
5 I had to deal with the problem in
college. I took a course called “English Presentation Skills,” which is the bravest decision
I’ve ever made.
ade. The course required the students to deliver a speech every other week.
To conquer my fear of forgetting lines, I 　6　
6 the scripts thoroughly; to 　7　 I wouldn’t
be scared by the stage and the audience, I would rehearse repeatedly in the lobby of the
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dorm, pretending I was the greatest actress and my role was an excellent speaker.
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he times were challenging yet fulfilling. I find 　8　
8 “practice makes perfect” is not
a cliché. There is no shortcut to giving a fluent and complete speech. I believe 　9　
double efforts can make up for the advantages I lost. In that semester, I successfully
overcame the stage fright. Although I still remember the bad experience vividly, it always
　0　 me of the importance of full preparation, which can be applied in any
circumstance in my life.
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s Not es
Brian’
mumble v. 含糊地說 stage fright n. 怯場
stage
stern adj. 嚴厲的 thoroughly adv. 全面地；透徹地
rehearse v. 排練 fulfilling adj. 充實的
cliché n. 陳腔濫調 circumstance n. 環境
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1 （　　）A reviewed B recalled C replayed D refused
2 （　　）A felt B tasted C sounded D smelled
3 （　　）A surprising B amazing C interesting D embarrassing
4 （　　）A everywhere B anymore C evermore D anywhere
5 （　　）A that B when C where D which
6 （　　）A wrote B copied C installed D memorized
7 （　　）A turn down B get off C make sure D let out
8 （　　）A it B which C that D what
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9 （　　）A when B it C what D that
0 （　　）A reminds B values C warns D improves

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一 Vocabulary
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1 relationship n. [C] 戀愛關係；關係
例句1 Tell me the relationship between you and Jennifer.
例句2 They ended their relationship several years ago.
relation n. [U,C] 關係
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1 international relations 國際關係
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2 diplomatic relations 外交關係
3 have no relations with sb. 和…沒關係
例句1 We all know that there’s a close relation between lung cancer and smoking.
例句2 The two countries have good relations.

relations.
relate vt. 使兩者有聯繫
例句1 I just want to tell you that I am not related to him in any way.
例句2 Our teacher often tries to relate theory to practice in his lectures.
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Practice
（　　）This report is about nutrition, a child’s brain development, and how they
　　　.
A relate B relative C relation D relationship
2 satisfying adj. 令人滿意的
例句1 Mary found a job with a satisfying salary.
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satisfy vt. 使…滿意
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satisfy one’s requirement (s) / curiosity / desire 滿足某人的要求好奇心慾望
例句1 It seems that nothing can satisfy him-he is always complaining.
例句2 I am starving. A cake alone cannot satisfy my hunger.
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satisfaction n. [U] 滿意
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1 to sb’s satisfaction 令某人感到滿足的
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2 gain / get / derive satisfaction from sth. 從…得到滿足感
3 a sense of satisfaction 滿足感
例句1 I felt a sense of satisfaction after painting the house myself.
例句2 She got great satisfaction from helping the poor.
Practice
（　　）Not 　　　 with the project I’d done, the teacher asked me to make some
changes.
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A satisfy B satisfied C satisfying D to satisfy
3 inspire vt. 啟發
例句1 Mr. Walker is an excellent coach who inspires great effort from his players.
inspiring adj. 具啟發性的，鼓舞人心的
例句1 Dr. Martin Luther King was known for the inspiring speeches he gave.
inspiration n. [C] 具啟發性的人（事物）
[U] 靈感
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例句1 Josie has been an inspiration to us all with her determination to overcome her
physical disability.
例句2 The poet often finds inspiration in nature.
Practice
1 The director hoped to 　　　　　　　 (inspiration) his audience to never give up
on their dreams.
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2 The composer said he was 　　　　　　　 (inspiration) by the happy chirping of
birds.
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4 communicate vi. 溝通
例句1 Television communicates news to all parts of the world.
例句2 It is hard to communicate with her. She never listens.
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communication n. [U] 溝通
例句1 Communication can be difficult when people do not speak the same language.
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communicative adj.（擅）溝通的
例句2 Whales have a highly-developed communicative ability.
Practice
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Some teenagers have trouble 　　　 with their parents.
（　　）Some
A to communicate B communicating
C communicated D by communicating
5 refresh vt. vi. 刷新；使某人恢復精神
例句1 She refreshed herself with a cup of coffee.
6 focus vi. vt. 專注；專心
n. [C] 關注的人或事物
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1 focus (sth.) on / upon sb. / sth. 使…專注於某人或物
2 change / move / shift the focus 轉移焦點；轉移注意力
3 in focus（焦距）清晰的
4 out of focus（焦距）不清晰的
例句1 We will focus on only one topic in our discussion today.
例句2 It’s hard for me to be focused when I’m hungry.
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例句3 You really should focus your mind on your school lessons.
Practice
（　　）Zoe couldn’t 　　　 her mind. That was the reason why she could not get
this project done.
A rehearse B include C stay D focus
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7 ignore vt. 忽略
例句1 He ignored her plea and went away without saying anything.
ignorance n. [U] 無知
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例句1 The man expressed his opinions without awareness of his ignorance on this
subject.
Practice
（　　）　　　 by the shop assistant, she left the store without buying anything.
A Ignoring B Ignored C To ignore D Having ignoring
8 attention n. [U] 注意力
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補充
1 pay attention to... 注意
2 draw / catch / attract one’s attention 吸引某人的注意
3 attention span 集中注意力的時間
例句1 He made lots of noise to catch his mother’s attention
attention.
例句2 Little kids usually have very short attention spans.
Practice
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（　　）Dr. Chu’s speech on the new energy source attracted great 　　　 from the
audience at the conference.
A attention B fortune C solution D influence
9 deny vt. 否認
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1 deny sth. / deny that... / deny V-ing / deny having p.p. 否認…
2 there is no denying that... 無可否認的是…
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例句1 He denied having something to do with the scandal.
例句2 There is no denying that the Internet has made a big difference in our lives.
Practice
（　　）No one can 　　　 the fact that he committed the crime because he was
caught on the spot.
A deny B defy C depict D demonstrate
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0 disappointed adj. 感到失望的

例句1 My parents were disappointed with my grades on my finals.
disappointment n. [U] 失望
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例句1 To Sue’s disappointment,, she wasn’t chosen to be a cheerleader.
disappoint vt. 使…失望
補充
1 be disappointed at / about / with... 對某事失望
2 be disappointed in... 對某人失望
例句1 Michael disappointed his supporters by saying that he would soon retire.
例句2 They were obviously disappointed about not winning the game.
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Practice
（　　）The boy seemed 　　　 when hearing the news.
A disappointing B disappointed
C disappointment D disappointingly
q personally adv. 針對某人地；就個人而言；親自
例句1 Personally, I don’t agree with you.
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personal adj. 個人的；私密的
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1 personal belongings 個人隨身物品
2 personal matters 私事
例句1 Matthew’s office was broken into last night and many of his personal
belongings were stolen.

例句2 Mind your own business. My personal life is not your concern.
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Practice
（　　）The problem with Jane is that she tends to take criticism too 　　　 and gets
angry easily.
A eventually B positively C intimately D personally
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二 Idioms and Phrases

1 in fact 事實上
Gina looks serious, but in fact she is kind and friendly.
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例句1
2 go through 徹底讀過
例句1 Before you sign the contract, you have to go through every line of the contract.
3 in case 以防萬一
例句1 Bring your umbrella with you just in case.
case.
4 in addition 除此之外
例句1 We visited all the museums and art galleries in the city. In addition, we tried
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local delicacies every day.
例句2 The bakery sells a variety of baking products. In addition,
addition its homemade jam is
the best in town.
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in addition to 除了…還有…
例句1 In addition to English, May can communicate quite well in French and
German.
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5 hang out （與某人）一起出去、廝混
例句1 Adolescents like to hang out with their friends.
6 turn to 轉向（某人）；求助於（某人）
例句1 If you have any questions, do not hesitate to turn to me. I will be very willing to
help you.
7 take... personally 對於…感到憤怒
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例句1 Colin’s joke wasn’t about you, so there was no need to take it personally.
三 Vocabulary Test
1 Maria found it hard to f　　　s
s on her work because of the noise.
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2 The best way to build good interpersonal r　　　　　　
　　　　　　 is to treat people as
friends.
3 Maggie was d　　　　　ted when her boyfriend didn’t propose to her over the
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4 Jack values privacy; He doesn’t like people to ask about his p　　　　l life.

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四 Grammar focus
It is N / adj. for sb. to V
01 To V is N / adj. for sb.
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公式：
1 “to V” 與 “V-ing” 與其兩者皆兼具的功能，兩者用法相似，皆可用來作為主
詞、受詞與補語。
2 “to V” 和 “V-ing” 當主詞的句子，常可以用當虛主詞的句型來改寫。
Examples：
每天運動對我來說是重要的。
→
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1 學生把英文學好是必要的。
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2 對一個年輕運動員來說，贏得奧林匹克獎盃是令人驚艷的。
→ It’s amazing a young athlete Olympics.
3 或許對你來說上學有點遲到不是什麼大事。
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→ It may not be a big deal a little late for school.
Cloze Test Practice

Susan had a quarrel with her mom over whether to stay in the club. Use the given
words and the above sentence patterns to see why Susan thinks she should stay.
Dear Mom,
I am sorry that I yelled at you last night. But let me tell you why 1
(it / important / me / spend so much
time on club activities). I know 2
(go
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home late at night / dangerous / a girl). Besides, 3
(it / difficult / me / do all my homework) if I spend so much time on club

activities. However, because I have so much pressure from schoolwork, 4
(have a break from the
stress / is / especially important
mportant / me). Also, friends are important in our lives, which
you tell me so often. Don’t you think 5 (it / will
/ easier / me / make friends) in a club? What’s more, if I want to go to a good college,
6
(have experience of club activities /
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helpful). I know you worry about my safety and academic performance. If I promise I’ll
be home before nine and do well in my schoolwork, 7
(it / OK / me / stay in the club)? Please!
Love,
Susan

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02 simple past vs. past perfect
時態快速破題：
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1 瞬間動作用簡單式
——————————————→ time
2 持續一段時間用完成式
公式：現在完成式—
! !
　have Vp.p.＋ ! ＋過去時點
　since＋過去時點
#S＋ # #
% %has %for＋一段時間
＋一段時間
——————————————→ time
3 公式：過去完成式—
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　By＋過去時間點
# , S＋had
had Vpp
% By the time＋S＋Ved
快招：過去時間發生的兩個動作，若有明顯的先後順序
先發生：過去完成式 (had Vpp)
後發生：過去簡單式 (Ved)
Examples：
1 When he ( arrive ) at the airport, the plane . (take off)
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2 All the guests (leave) before he . (arrive)
3 When I went home, I (find) that all my
my money . (steal)
Practice
Write down the correct verb forms.
1 I (drive) to work since I moved to Tainan.
2 Who (turn) off the gas? The water is cold.
3 My family (go) on vacation to Mt. Ali last year.
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4 Dr. Li (practice) medicine for more than twenty years.
5 This is the most boring book I (ever read).
6 When I (arrive) home last night, I found that my parents (go) to
bed.
7 The train (leave) by the time I station.
(get) to the station
8 By the time she (graduate) from college, she (publish)
many award-winning novels.
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五 Grammar Test
1 一旦傑克決心要做某事，就不可能改變心意。
Once Jack is determined to do something, 　　　　 impossible 　　　 him 　　
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have a change of heart.
2 對我來說，要解釋發生了什麼事很難。
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　
3 在唱片業取得一席之地對於一個默默無名的藝術家而言十分困難。
It is 　　　　　　 for an unknown artist to gain a foothold in the recording industry.
4 我的鄰居曾有個令人焦慮的壞習慣，在被酒精影響的狀態下開車，但幸好幾次有驚無
險讓他改變了態度。
My neighbor 　　　　　　 the disturbing habit of driving his car while under the
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influence of 　　　　　,, but fortunately a few near misses led to him changing his
attitude.
5 他們宣稱他們已經在戰役中殲滅了對手。
They 　　　　　 that they 　　　 wiped out their rivals in the battle.
6 我們以為珍娜已經離開了。
We thought that Janet 　　　　　　 already.
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Reading & Cloze
Reading
People cherish a lot of things in life. Some people really cherish their family. Others
think it important to acquire knowledge. One of the things people value is friendship.
Without friends, who would help us in the face of difficulties? Who would cheer us up
when we face failure? Without friends, we would lead a life of melancholy. However,
although friendship plays an indispensable role in our lives, many people consider it
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ard to make friends. A fine way to make friends and introduce yourself to your
hard
neighbors in Norway is to present them with a simple gift like a cake or a loaf of bread.
Such a gift warms their hearts as well as their stomachs. If you give them expensive
gifts, they may become suspicious of your intentions. If you have never baked a cake
before, it may take you
u months to produce a beautiful cake that can stand upright
ithout collapsing. But don’t wait for perfection. That moment may never come in this
without
lifetime, and you’ll never make any Norwegian friends. Do your best, and when you think
your creation is good enough to give away, do it. Norwegians are not picky people. They
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will appreciate your honest gesture of friendship even if your bread is kind o
of hard, and
he cake looks... “interesting.” So is it really so difficult to make a new friend? In fact,
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what helps you make true friends is not valuable gifts but a sincere attitude.
（　　）1 Which of the following is the best title for the article?
A The Way of Making Friends
B Difficulties in Making Friends
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C Different Ways of Making Friends
D Different People Cherish Different Things
（　　）2 In the first paragraph, what does the word “melancholy” mean?
A Luxury. B Sadness. C Meaning. D Popularity.
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ording to the article, how can one make friends in Norway?
A By passing their test of friendship.
B By learning to bake delicious cakes.
C By introducing oneself to neighbors.
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D By showing sincere goodwill in giving a gift.
（　　）4 Which of the following can be inferred from the article?
A People don’t make friends easily because they don’t want to.
B It is very likely that one can never make any friends
frie in Norway.
C The attitude one holds can make a big difference in making friends.
D Norwegians can be picky in deciding whether to be your friend or not.
（　　）5 According to this article, which statement is true?
A According to the author, friendship is more important than family.
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B Try to bring expensive gifts to your friends in Norway.
C The author recommended us not to make friends with people in Norway.
D A homemade cake is better than expensive gifts for Norwegian friends.
Cloze
Dear Jane,
It is heart-wrenching 　1　 you this bad news: we cannot see each other anymore.
In the past three years, you have always been the one I 　2　 whenever I need
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help. You are so intelligent that you can answer all of my questions. When I feel down,
you accompany me without any complaint and interruption; when I am bored, you are
always ready to go on a virtual adventure with me. I 　3　 someone with such patience
and tolerance. These years, it is truly 　4　
4 to have you by my side.
Nonetheless, my parents don’t allow us to meet up again because I 　5　 too
much time with you. As you know, the entrance exam is coming, and I don’t have much
time studying. Though their decision is 　6　, I am afraid they are right: I can’t just think
about enjoying the moment. Thus, I’m sorry that from now on, I have to 　7　 on
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preparing for the exam for the sake of my future. Please know that it’s not your fault; it’s
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You are my muse when I run out of 　8　;

8 ; you are my delight when I am stressful;
you are the best partner who never gets tired of my childish behaviors. For what you 　
9　 for me, I am forever grateful. You cannot imagine how sorry I am to end our 　0　
here. I hope you understand.
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Thank you and goodbye, my dear laptop.
Yours,
Alex
s Not es
Brian’
heart-wrenching adj. 令人心痛的 interruption n. 干擾
virtual adj. 虛擬的 tolerance n. 容忍
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for the sake of 為了 muse n. 靈感來源
delight n. 喜悅
1 （　　）A told B tell C telling D to tell

2 （　　）A turn to B turn up C turn down D turn on
3 （　　）A met B have ever met C have never met D have met
4 （　　）A wonderfully B wonderful C wonder D wondering
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5 （　　）A am spending B spend C spent D have spent
6 （　　）A fulfilling B amusing C disappointing D pleasing
7 （　　）A search B focus C agree D enjoy
8 （　　）A inspiration B satisfaction
satisfaction C attraction D reflection
9 （　　）A have done B do C does D are doing
0 （　　）A attention B relationship C communication D ignorance
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一 Vocabulary
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1 wonder vt. vi. 想知道
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wonder if / whether＋子句　好奇是否……
＋子句　好奇是否……
例句1 I was wondering if I could borrow your car for a few days.
例句2 The students wondered whether their new teacher would be as strict as
Mr. Roberts.
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wonder n. [C, U] 神奇的事物；驚嘆
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1 no wonder 難怪
2 small / little wonder 不足為奇（指意料中的事）
3 in wonder 驚異地，驚嘆地
例句1 It is a wonder that Jack arrived home safe. He should not have driven home
when he was so tired.
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例句2 No wonder you don’t have any friends-you never go out to meet people.
例句3 The boys looked at the magician in wonder when he made the coin disappear.
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（　　）You broke his new cell phone, so 　　　 he’s angry with you.
A no wonder if B it’s no wonder C not wonder D to wonder
2 amazing adj. 令人大感驚奇的
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例句1 It’s amazing that Jason just beat the number one player in the world.
例句2 The magician’s performance was pretty amazing
amazing.
amaze vt. 使人驚奇
例句1 The child’s progress really amazed his teachers.
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amazement n. [U] 驚奇
例句1 To our amazement,, two weeks before the holiday, all the train tickets were
sold out.
To his amazement, he was assigned to speak at the commencement ceremony.
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例句2
Practice
（　　）To Ella’s 　　　,, she found a ring in her soup, which was arranged by her
boyfriend.
A amazing B amazed C amaze D amazement
3 average n. [U,C] 平均；[C]
平均；[C] 平均數
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1 of average height / build / intelligence　中等身高
intelligence　中等身高身材智力
2 above / below average　高於
　高於低於平均
例句1 Mandy spends an average of NT$2000 on clothes.
例句2 Jason is good at math. His grades are usually far above average in his class.
average adj. 平均；一般的；普通的
例句1 The average age of employees at the new Internet company is twenty-three.
例句2 The average temperature in June has risen by 1.5 degrees.
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average vt. 平均為……；算出……的平均
例句1 This software application will automatically average out your income and
expenditures every month.
Practice
Typhoon Maggie brought to I-lan County a huge amount of rainfall, much
（　　）Typhoon
greater than the 　　　 rainfall of the season in the area.
A average B considerate C promising D enjoyable
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4 therefore adv. 因此
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hence / thus / as a result / as a consequence / accordingly / consequently
同義詞：hence
例句1 She didn’t feel well; therefore,
therefore, she left the party early.
例句2 Amy had a bad cold, therefore she couldn’t go to the baseball game.
Practice
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（　　）You were the last person to leave the room; 　　　, you should have turned
off the lights.
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5 nap 小睡（napped-napped-napping
vi. 小睡（napped-napped-napping）
小睡（napped-napped-napping
例句1 I napped for a while this afternoon.
nap n. [C] 小睡
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take a nap 小睡片刻
例句1 My father usually takes a short nap after lunch.
例句2 Some students are energetic, and they don’t need to take a nap after lunch.
Practice
（　　）While the children 　　　 a nap, their mother was chatting with a friend on
the phone.
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A take B have been taking
C had taken D were taking
6 float vi. 漂浮；漂流；飄動
例句1 A hot-air balloon floated across the sky.
例句2 If you completely relax, you will be able to float in water.
float n. [C] 浮標
例句1 You can see some red floats on the water, which are used to hold the fishing
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nets in position.
Practice
（　　）I let go of the balloon, and it 　　　 up into a tree.
A floated B organized C explored D prayed
7 avoid vt. 避免
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avoid＋N / V-ing 避免……
例句1 You should do exercise more often to avoid heart disease.
例句2 I left the concert a few minutes earlier to avoid the crowds last night.
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avoidable adj. 可避免的
例句1 We made a number of mistakes that were avoidable
avoidable, but we certainly won’t
make them again.
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Practice
（　　）We can 　　　 delay by taking a shortcut through the lanes and alleys.
A draw B remain C feed D avoid

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8 awake 醒著的；vi. vt. 醒來；喚醒

adj. 醒著的；vi.
例句1 The coffee enabled me to keep awake during the dull concert.
例句2 His mother tried to awake him to a sense of duty.
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awaken vi. vt. 甦醒，喚起
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awaken curiosity 引起好奇心
例句1 It was like a miracle to see the dead desert awaken with such amazing vitality.
例句2 They did not expect the story would awaken anyone’s sympathy.
Practice
（　　）I drank too much coffee in the afternoon, and it made me 　　　 last night.
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A stay awake B sleeplessly C to sleep D to stay awake
9 impress vt. 給…留下深刻印象
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1 impress sb. wi.th sth. 要某人牢記某事
2 impress on sb. sth. / sth. on sb. 使某人銘記某事
3 A be impressed by B B 令 A 印象深刻
例句1 Harry impressed his classmates with his amazing singing talent.
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例句2 I’m deeply impressed by his sincerity.
impressive adj. 令人印象深刻的
例句1 It is an impressive poem that describes powerful emotions.
impression n. [C, U] 印象
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1 give a good impression of oneself　給人留下對自己的好印象
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2 make an impression (on somebody)　使（某人）銘感於心；給某人留下印象
somebody)　使（某人）銘感於心；給某人留下印象
3 a(n) first / initial impression　第一
　第一最初的印象
4 a good / bad impression　好
　好壞印象
5 under the impression that...　錯認為…
　錯認為…
例句1 My first impression was that Ian was a little shy, but later I saw his great
sense of humor.
例句2 We were under the impression that Mike was a real gentleman, but in fact he
was pretty mean.
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Practice
（　　）The interviewees were trying very hard to 　　　 the interviewers that they
were very capable and should be given the job.
A credit B impress C relieve D acquire

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0 distance n. [C,U] 距離
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1 from / at a distance 從遠處，在遠處
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2 in the distance 在遠方
3 distance learning 函授學習；遠距學習
4 keep a safe distance between cars 保持安全行駛距離
例句1 What is the distance between the school and your home?
例句2 My parents advise me to keep a safe distance between cars whenever I am

driving.
例句3 The old house looks quite new from a distance
distance.
distant adj. 遙遠的
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distant relative(s) 遠親
例句1 The house he bought is about ten miles distant from his office.
例句2 The couple are our distant relatives.
Practice
（　　）Late for the concert, Peter had to sit 　　　 a distance from the stage.
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A at B for C to D with
q complete vt. 完成
adj. 完整的；完成；結束
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1 the complete works of Shakespeare 莎士比亞全集
2 a complete failure 慘敗
例句1 A birthday party does not seem complete without a birthday cake.
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例句2 They have finally completed the huge statue.
completely adv. 完全地；十分地
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totally / wholly / entirely / fully / thoroughly
1 同義詞：totally
2 反義詞：partly / partially
例句1 We were completely tired out after walking in the mountains for a whole day.
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completion n. [U] 完成
例句1 We’re going out to dinner to celebrate the completion of this project.
Practice
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（　　）The task is not easy 　　　 in time, so we should start as early as possible.
A to complete B for completion
C being completed D completing
w variety n. 多種樣式、變化
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1 a variety of＝various (adj.) 各式各樣的；許多不同的
2 variety show 綜藝節目
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3 add / bring variety of (to sth.) （為……）增添變化
例句1 People get married for a variety of reasons.
例句2 People learn foreign languages for a variety of reasons.

vary vi. 有所不同
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vary with... 隨……而變化
Due to different cultural backgrounds, wedding traditions vary greatly from
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例句1
country to country.
例句2 The temperature varies with the seasons.
various adj. 各式各樣的
例句1 You can see various tropical plants at this botanical garden.
例句2 There are various ways of learning a foreign language.
variation n. [U, C] 變化
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cultural variations 四季變化
例句1 You can see the subtle variations of color in his paintings.
例句2 There may be striking variations within a species.
Practice
（　　）The effects of the skin-care product 　　　 each individual.
A vary with B appear as
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C divide on D alternate between

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e creature [C]（除植物以外的）生物
n. [C]（除植物以外的）生物
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1 living creature 生物
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2 creature of habit 一成不變的人
例句1 This TV show is about some of the interesting creatures that live in the sea.
例句2 We should have respect for all living creatures

creatures.
Practice
（　　）Do you have any idea what kind of 　　　 left these footprints in the snow?
A wonder B poem C diner D creature
r survive vi. vt. 生存；倖存
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例句1 It’s a miracle that you survived at all.
例句2 He survived after the wreck.
survival n. [U] 生存；倖存
例句1 Human beings endanger the survival of many animals.
Practice
（　　）Some people say that the cockroach is the best example of the theory of
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　　　 of the fittest.
A survive B survival C serviving D survivors

1 hold on to 緊緊抓住
例句1 Hold on to the rail as you walk up the stairs.
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2 look out for 當心……出現
例句1 When crossing the road, look out for traffic turning into the road, especially
from behind you.
3 be on the lookout for 保持警戒；當心……出現
例句1 Please be on the lookout for my email in the next few days. It will have all the
instructions you need for the project.
4 for example 舉例來說
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例句1 There are numerous ways for you to learn English. For example, you can learn
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5 according to 根據，依照
例句1 According to the TV news, there’s going to be a big storm on the weekend.
6 up to 高達
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例句1 It is said that dinosaurs were up to twenty seven meters long.
三 Vocabulary Test
1 Working in the information center, Jamie needs to deal with vv　　　　s kinds of
problems from different
ferent people every day.
2 The restaurant adds v　　　　y to its menu from time to time so the customers will
not get bored with the same old food.
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3 I w　　　rr if you want to come to my party. Please tell me before Monday.
4 I like to v　　yy the way I travel to school so that it doesn’t get too boring.
w　　　r.
w　　　 r.
5 The magic show left the children staring in w　　　r.
ns may be misleading. You should never judge a book by its cover.
6 First i　　　　　ns
c
7 If you go snorkeling in Kenting, you can see many amazing sea c　　　　es.
sed his classmates with his amazing singing talent.
8 Harry i　　　　sed
9 It is a　　zing how the blind man overcame his disability and became a world-class
athlete.
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四 Grammar focus
01 wh-＋S＋V vs. wh- to VR
公式：名詞子句
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　　　S＋V＋疑問詞＋　S＋V（直述句）
（直述句）
#
　　　　　　　　　　 %to VR
Examples：
1 It is also a great example of how a useful idea can grow
grow.
2 Alfredo Moser has shown us how to change the world with a simple idea.
3 我想知道他長怎樣。
I want to know
＝I want to know
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Practice
（　　）1 I need to know 　　　..
A how much luggage do you have.
B who is the manager.
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C where I can find a cart
D If he will arrive in time or not
（　　）2 The man is still not sure 　　　 made his girlfriend stop loving him.
A that what was it B that what it was
C what it was that D what was it that
（　　）3 The shop assistant greeted the customers and asked 　　　 for them.
A what can she do B what she can do
C what could she do D what she could do
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（　　）4 Can you tell me 　　　?
?
A where I can find a locker
B how did you get to the train station
C when will the show start
D what he happened
（　　）5 Do you know 　　　 like to lose someone you love?
A what does it feel B how does it feel
C what it feels D how it feels
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（　　）6 I will show you 　　　..
A what should you do B how to do
C who can you talk to D what to do
02 為了要… 以便…
(in order) to＋VR＝so as to＋VR
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S＋V
S＋
＝in order that＋S＋V＝so that＋S＋VV
＝with a view / an eye to＋V-ing
＝in an effort / attempt＋to VR
Examples：
1 Victor works very hard.
get promoted by his boss, Victor
2 All passengers riding in cars are required to fasten their seatbelts
reducing the risk of injury in case of an accident.
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3 I was worried about my first overseas trip, but my father assured me that he would
help me plan the trip
rip nothing would go wrong.

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4 Gilbert has to start out early every morning he won’t be late.

Gilbert has to start out early every morning
＝Gilbert he won’t be late.
03
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為了不要…
in order not to VR＝so as not to VR

＝in order that / so that＋否定子句
Examples：
1 He got up early today / be late for school again.
2 We walked into the room quietly / we wouldn’t wake the
baby up.
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3 Sherry studies in the library every day after school fail the exam.
04 唯恐…
S＋V＋for fear of V-ing

＝S＋V＋for fear that S＋V
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Examples：
We walked into the room quietly waking the baby up.
＝We walked into the room quietly we would wake the baby up.
Practice I
Combine the sentences using the patterns above.
1 We want to travel around the world. We
We are saving money.
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→
2 The police wanted to find more clues. They searched the house carefully.
→
→
3 John wants to study abroad. He spends a lot of time learning English.
→
→
4 Kate’s father wanted to give her a surprise. He bought a computer for her.
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→
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5 Our English teacher wanted to see how much we had learned.

She gave us a quiz in class.
→
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→
Practice II
（　　）1 Ashley worked hard 　　　 everything would be ready in time.
A once B or C which D so that
（　　）2 Please make the instructions as simple as possible 　　　 the kids may
understand them.
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A for B in order to C so that D therefore
（　　）3 You should concentrate in class 　　　 get good grades on all the exams.
（選一錯）
A to B as to C so as to D in order to
（　　）4 Every day I spend some time exercising 　　　 keeping fit.
A so as to B in order C so that D with a view to
（　　）5 I have to concentrate in class 　　　.
A in order that I can do well on my tests
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B so as to getting good grades on my exams
C so as that I can answer my teacher’s questions correctly
D in order not let my parents down
（　　）6 Sally burns the midnight oil preparing for the entrance exam 　　　 she can
enter the college she has long dreamed for.
A with an eye to B for fear that
C in order that D the instant
（　　）7 We kept quiet 　　　 we would disturb the sleeping patients.
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A so that B so as to C such that D for fear that
（　　）8 I’m going to clean my room 　　　 my mom will stop complaining to me.
A that B in order to C such that D so that
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五 Grammar Test
acne），以致於在臉上留下疤痕。
acne），以致於在臉上留下疤痕。
1 許多人不知道如何處理粉刺（acne），以致於在臉上留下疤痕。
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　
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2 這部影片是模擬如果地球平均溫度上升攝氏兩度的話，會是什麼樣子的感覺。
This film simulates 　　　　　 would be 　　　 if the earth’s average temperature
rose two degrees Celsius.
3 儘管有現代科技，我們還是無法完全理解某些偉大的建築是如何創造的。
Despite modern technology, we do not fully understand 　　　　 some great (s)
　　　　 were created.
4 Maria 堅持大學時認真念書，以便未來能找到一份高薪的工作。
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Maria insists on studying hard in college 　　　　　 she can land a well-paid job in
the future.
5 為了觀賞日出，我們在阿里山旅社於黎明時刻起床。
　　　　　, we rose at dawn in a Alishan hostel.
In order to 　　　　　　　　　　　　,
6 我每天運動以免體重會增加。
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　
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Reading & Cloze
Reading
Penguins are popular around the world, primarily for their unusually upright,
waddling pace, attractive appearance, and lack of fear of humans. With their appealing
characteristics, penguins have commonly been the subject of many books, stories,
cartoons, and documentary films.
Generally, there are 17 known species of penguins in the world. All of them live in
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the Southern Hemisphere and have
e ssimilar
imilar appearance-white fronts and black or blue-
grey
rey backs. The colors of their feathers not only make them look like wearing tuxedo
suits, but also help them hide from their main predator in the sea-the leopard seal.
If a leopard seal is swimming below a penguin and looking up from below, it has difficulty
distinguishing between a white penguin belly and the reflective water surface. If a
leopard seal
eal is swimming above, the penguin’s dark back mixing with the sea makes it
invisible to the enemy.
Penguins are actually birds; yet unlike the other birds, penguins’ wings have turned
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into flippers. In the sea, penguins can swim and dive with a push of their flippers and
travel nine meters underwater before surfacing. On land, penguins use their flippers for

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fighting and for balancing when they walk. Another unique activity that their flippers
make possible is “tobogganing”, in which penguins slide on their bellies, row with their
feet and control directions with flippers when traveling over snow and ice. Penguins use
this method of traveling when they are in a hurry.
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s Not es
Brian’
appealing 迷人的 characteristics 特徵
documentary films 紀錄片 Southern Hemisphere 南半球
tuxedo suits 燕尾服 predator 掠奪者
predator
distinguish 區分 belly 肚子
urface 冒出水面 invisible 看不見的
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nique 獨特的 toboggan 乘平底雪橇滑行
row 划
（　　）1 What is the main theme of this passage?

A Description of penguins’ feathers.
B Discussion of penguins’ enemy.
C Explanation of penguins’ daily routine.
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D Introduction of penguins’ characteristics.
（　　）2 According to this passage, the penguins’ feathers help penguins 　　　.
places
A keep warm in cold places
B attract the attention of leopard seals
C wear black-and-white tuxedo suits
D become unnoticed by their enemies
（　　）3 In the passage, the meaning of the word “predator” is close to 　　　.
A attraction B bait C enemy D partner
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（　　）4 Which was NOT mentioned as one of the functions of penguins’ flippers?
A To help penguins feed their babies.
B To help penguins fight with others.
C To help penguins swim fast in the sea.
D To help penguins keep balanced when they walk.
（　　）5 According to the passage, which statement is true?
A Penguins can swim as fast as leopard seals.
B Penguins toboggan when they are in a hurry.
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C Penguins probably live in Canada, Norway and Russia.
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Cloze
Aristotle said, “Man is by nature a social animal.” That is 　1　 some feel pain
when they are told to stay at home during nationwide lockdown under the effects of
COVID-19. People are forced to communicate through a 　2　 of digital software such
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as Google Meet, FaceTime or Microsoft Teams. Without physical contact, many people
n strange to certain
would be much lonelier than ever. Social distancing, however, is not
nimals. In fact, some of them are by nature solitary. World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has
animals.
listed a few species that are self-isolating. Here are three of them: blue whales, polar
bears and jaguars.
Blue whales, the largest animals on earth, often go either alone or in pairs. Actually,
they are not only the largest, but the loudest animals. When seeking a partner during
mating period, blue whales would let out a loud and low-pitched call, with the voice
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4 , the blue whale calls can be heard a long 　5　
reaching 　3　 188 decibels. 　4　,
away. One of the reasons that allow blue whales to swim alone is their large size.
Because of that, they are rarely attacked or hunted.
Another example would be polar bears, which are the largest land carnivores in the
world. Polar bears are truly strong
trong species, for they can 　6　 in the most extreme and
hostile conditions. Adult polar bears tend to be solitary. They don’t form social groups
and often wander around ice and water looking for preys. There is only one exception:
mating seasons. From the late spring to early summer, male polar bears would know
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　7　 their partners are according to the female bears’ scent. Once they find each
other, they would stay together for roughly a week before they are parted.
Thirdly, jaguars, which are attractive and dangerous at the same time, can be found
mostly in the Amazon rainforest. Some people wonder 　8　 jaguars get the special
name. According to WFF, the name originates from an indigenous word “yaguar,” which
means “he who kills with one leap.” With such skills and speed, it’s not that h
hard to
understand that jaguars prefer to hunt alone. Moreover, unlike other domestic cats,
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jaguars don’t avoid water. Instead, they are excellent swimmers, and even enjoy hunting
yes, alone.
for fish in pools or rivers—yes,
As you learn more about animals, you will be 　9　
9 by their uniqueness; all the
differences only prove 　0　 special they are. What’s more, people can learn some
lessons from them in trying
rying circumstances. This would be the most important reason
hy humans have to protect different species: we are not the only residents on earth,
why
and more often than not, we have to rely on other species’ experiences and life patterns
to move on.
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s Not es
Brian’
by nature 天生 nationwide lockdown 全國封鎖
social distancing n. 保持社交距離 solitary adj. 孤獨的
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decibel n. 分貝 carnivore n. 食肉動物
jaguar n. 美洲豹 indigenous adj. 本土的；原生的
1 （　　）A why B when C what D how

2 （　　）A kind B lots C type D variety
3 （　　）A less than B up to C more than D below
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4 （　　）A Likewise B Therefore C In addition D In spite of
5 （　　）A length B altitude C distance D path
6 （　　）A survive B pass C manage D encounter
7 （　　）A when B what C where D who
8 （　　）A what B when C how D who
9 （　　）A excited B amazed C bored D annoyed
0 （　　）A how B when C who D what
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Review
龍騰版　Review 1
一 Vocabulary
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1 custom n. [C] 習俗，慣例；習慣
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follow / observe custom (s) 遵守習俗
custom (s) die out / disappear 習俗漸漸消失
例句1 It is a custom in Taiwan to have a family reunion dinner on Chinese New Year’s
Eve.
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例句2 It’s Aunt Mary’s custom to send hand-written letters instead of email messages.
Practice
（　　）It is a well-known British 　　　 to have tea in the afternoon with scones or
sandwiches.
A custom B worth C gesture D form
2 astonish vt. 使驚訝
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be astonished by 被…驚嚇到（是吃驚而非恐懼的情緒）
例句1 The expensive birthday gift astonished and delighted Robin, who hadn’t
expected it.
例句2 I was astonished by how much money he had made.
astonishment n. [U] 驚奇；震驚
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in astonishment 驚奇地，震驚地
例句1 To my astonishment,, he got down on his knees and proposed to me!
His quick wit astonished me.
例句2 To his astonishment,, Jessica refused the rich man’s proposal of marriage.
astonished adj. 感到驚奇的；感到震驚的
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be astonished at 對…感到驚奇，震驚
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例句1 She looked astonished when she learned she hadn’t passed the test.
例句2 Scientists were astonished at the outcome of the experiment.
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astonishing adj. 令人驚奇的；令人震驚的

例句1 Ludwig van Beethoven had a rare and astonishing musical talent, even as a
boy.
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Practice
（　　）It is 　　　 that Larry finished the bowl of noodles in a minute.
A astonishing B astonished C astonishes D astonish
3 greeting n. [C] 招呼；迎接
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exchange greetings 互相問候
Julie gave a friendly greeting to the new classmate and told her not to be
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例句1
afraid.
例句2 When I introduced Bob to Ivy, they exchanged greetings
greetings.
greet vt. 打招呼；迎接
例句1 Mina always greets her family when she comes home from school.
Practice
（　　）The news coverage was 　　　 with mixed responses.
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A interfered B informed C greeted D emerged
4 grab vt. 抓住；匆忙地拿 (grab, grabbed, grabbed)
例句1 All of a sudden, he grabbed me by the arm and pulled me out of the room
without saying anything.
例句2 He grabbed me by the arm.
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當我們要表達對某人身體某一部位施予某個動作（如：拍、打、抓、握、碰、踢、戳
等）時，英語的表達是：
drag / grab / pat/ pull / seize... etc.＋O＋介系詞.＋the＋身體部位
S＋drag etc.＋O
etc.＋ O＋介系詞
＋介系詞..＋
＋
例句1 The old man patted me on the head.
例句2 The naughty boy seized the dog by the tail.
Practice
He suddenly 　　　 me by the arm, and it scared me.
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5 valuable adj. 寶貴的

例句1 She took off the valuable necklace and locked it in a safe.
例句2 My teacher gave me some valuable advice about life after graduation.
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value vt. 珍惜
n. [U,C] 價值
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the value of... …的價值
例句1 It’s important to know the value of family.
例句2 The value of the NT dollar may fall.
例句3 The necklace was valued at $1,000.
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valuables n. [pl.] 貴重的東西（尤指珠寶、黃金）
例句1 The rich man put all his valuables in a safe.
valueless 不值錢的（＝worthless
adj. 不值錢的（＝worthless）
不值錢的（＝worthless
例句1 You are crazy to spend so much money on such a valueless object!
invaluable adj. 無價的
例句1 Her encouraging words were invaluable at such a vulnerable time in my life.
例句2 Your invaluable advice really helped me a lot.
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Practice
（　　）Among his collections, there are some 　　　 old paintings from Qing
dynasty.
A value B valuable C valuation D valuables
6 disappear vi. 消失
例句1 He has been ill with worry since his dog disappeared last week.
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disappearance n. [U] 消失
例句1 The disappearance of the ship remains a mystery.
Practice
The child has been missing for several days, and the police are investigating her
　　　　　　 (disappear).
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7 schedule n. [C] 行程
vt. 排定；列入時間表中
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1 a train schedule 火車時刻表
2 ahead of schedule 比預定進度提早
3 on schedule 按照預定進度
4 behind schedule 比預定進度落後
例句1 I can’t go with you to the movie. I have a very full schedule this week.
例句2 My schedule for the next few days is very tight.

例句3 His operation is scheduled for next Monday.
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Practice
（　　）Everything went according to 　　　.
　　　.
A shadow B moment C schedule D box
8 embrace vt. 欣然接受
n. [C] 擁抱
例句1 They said goodbye to each other and quickly embraced
embraced.
例句2 The mother embraced her newborn baby tenderly.
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例句3 Her tender embrace made the child feel very secure and loved.
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1 nestle 舒適地將頭或身體靠著某人
2 nuzzle 用頭或鼻子磨擦依偎著
3 snuggle 緊緊挨著依偎
4 hug 雙手用力緊抱
5 cuddle 互相貼著
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Practice
（　　）In some cultures, it’s unlikely to 　　　 the idea of same-sex marriage.
A attribute B expose C embrace D fund
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1 except for 除了…之外
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except that S＋V... 除外
例句1 Everyone except for Bill wanted to go to a movie.
2 hand... over 將…交給（某人）
(to someone)
例句1 The driver found a valuable gold ring in his taxi and handed it over to the
police.
The robbers told them to hand over their valuables.
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例句2
3 for a start 首先
例句1 I don’t think they can get married now. For a start
start, they are too young.
4 on the other hand 另一方面
例句1 Students should go to bed early. On one hand
hand, going to bed early can help
hand, it can help them improve
improve their memory retention. On the other hand
their health.
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5 all the way 一直到某時；一路到某地
例句1 After learning the bad news, Amanda cried all the way home.
6 get off (work) 下班
例句1 I just hope I can get off at six o’clock sharp every Friday.
三 Vocabulary Test
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1 It is my father’s c　　　m
m to make beef noodles for us every Sunday evening.
2 People should learn to e　　　　e
e failure and learn from defeats.
　　　　　r mysteriously in school; I wonder where they
3 Somehow my pens would d　　　　　r
　　　　　r
went.
a　　　　h
4 The ending of the movie did not a　　　　
a h me since I had already read the book
　　　　h
that it is based on.
hed at how well preserved the mummy in the
5 The archaeologists were a　　　　hed th
pyramid was.
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6 Don’t leave money or v　　　　es
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四 Grammar focus
01 so＋adj. / adv.＋that-clause　如此…以致於…
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!
公式：　so＋adj. !
@ @
　　　　　　　　　
# #that＋S＋V
$ $
　　　%such＋N.%
Examples：
1 Pandora was so curious that she couldn’t stop thinking about what was inside it.
2 I was studying so hard for my science test that I forgot the time.
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3 I am studying so hard for the forthcoming entrance exam that I do not have the
luxury of a free weekend to rest. 【95 學測】
Practice
1 他人如此好以致於大家都願意和他當朋友。
→
2 天氣如此好以致於我們想要去健行。
→
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3 他太害羞，以致於無法直視妳的眼睛。
→
4 現在這棵樹已經長得很高了，高到我幾乎無法看到樹頂。
→ Now the tree has grown I can hardly see the top of it.
5 The novel was fascinating.
I couldn’t stop reading it.（用 so... that... 合併）
→
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S＋be＋p.p.(＋by...)
02 S＋aux.＋be＋p.p.(＋by...)
by...)
Examples：
1 Water covers most of the earth’s surface.
→ Most of the earth’s surface water
water.
2 An interesting tradition in eastern Canada.
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Cloze Test Practice

Kagemand is the traditional birthday cake in Denmark. Learn about Danish birthday
customs by filling in the blanks with the correct forms of the given verbs.
People around the world celebrate birthdays in fun and unforgettable ways. In
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Denmark, birthdays 1
(celebrate) with a cake in a shape of a girl or a
boy, called Kagemand, which means “cake man.” A cake man 2
(can
top) with all kinds of yummy goodies, such as candies, chocolate, nuts, and berries. To
make a cake man really Danish, it 3
(often decorate) with Danish
flags. Once your Kagemand 4
(do), the real fun starts. The guests sing happy
birthday,
irthday, and then the birthday boy or girl puts a big knife at the cake’s throat. The
guests start screaming as the cake man is 5
(behead). Then the head is
ceremonially presented to the birthday child, and the guests 6
(give) the
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body to eat or dismember as they wish. You may think that Danes are weird, but they
surely know how to make a party unforgettable,
nforgettable, fun and very tasty!
文法進階篇：
1 現在簡單被動式 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　現在被…
2 過去簡單被動式 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　過去被…
3 未來簡單被動式 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　未來將會被…
4 現在進行被動式 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　現在正在被…
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5 過去進行被動式 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　過去正在被…
6 現在完成被動式 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　從過去到現在已經被…
Practice
1 全世界的人說英語。
English all over the world.
2 人們在 1960 年代印製鮮豔的的海報宣傳搖滾表演。
Colorful posters in 1960s to publicize rock shows.
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3 這些信明天會被送出。
The letters tomorrow..
tomorrow
4 當我們到那裡的時候，他們正在建一個新的游泳池。
A new swimming pool when we got there.
5 誰被挑選參與企劃？
Who the project?
6 Jerry 從來沒有被老師處罰過。
Jerry never his teacher.
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五 Grammar Test
1 那一區的房子很貴，以致於我們大部分的人一間都買不起。
A house in that area is 　　 expensive 　　　 most of us cannot afford one.
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2 那些日本學生非常有禮貌，以致於人人都稱讚他們。
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 everyone admires them.
3 這家醫院被稱作長庚紀念醫院（
這家醫院被稱作長庚紀念醫院（Chang-Gung Hospital）以紀念他們的父
Chang-Gung Memorial Hospital
親。
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　
in memory of their father.
4 肺癌和抽菸有關聯。
Lung cancer 　　　　　　　　　　　 smoking.
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5 在學校我們被告知，如果要問老師問題，要舉起手來。
At school 　　　　　　　　 to hold up our hand
hand if we want to ask a teacher a
question.
六 Reading & Cloze
Reading
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As the Chinese are used to giving red envelops, setting off firecracker on New
Year’s Eve, different traditions are carried in different cultures on the last evening of a
year. Take Japanese for example. They may hold “Forgetting Gathering” to say good-
bye to the past ,and eat long noodles to wish that they could live long lives. Like the
Chinese, the elders in Japanese family also give “lucky
“lucky money” to the younger. However,
it’s placed in a small white envelop instead of red envelop. As for the Scots, they would
visit their friends and neighbors bringing special gifts such as coal or whisky on New
Year’s Eve.
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This important ritual is called “First footing,” which represents good luck. In Portugal,
when the clock strikes twelve on the Eve, the Portuguese would eat twelve grapes,
which may
ay bring them good luck in the upcoming twelve months. Girls in Lithuania have
n interesting tradition on New Year’s Eve. They may write twelve men’s names on
an
different pieces of paper, and put them under their pillows along with another piece of
blank paper. When they wake up the next morning, they pull out one of them. The name
on the paper might be the man they would marry. If it’s the blank paper, that means they
have to wait another year for their love.
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（　　）1 If a single woman wants to know who she would marry, she could follow the
　　　.
New Year Eve’s tradition in 　　　.
A China B Japan C Portugal D Lithuania
（　　）2 To wish for good luck, what do the Japanese do on New Year’s Eve?
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A They place a wish card under their pillows.
B They drink whisky can share gifts with their neighbors.
C They eat long noodles in certain celebrations.
their family and friends.
D They eat grapes with their
（　　）3 According to the passage, which of the following gestures is NOT seen as
bringing good luck?
A Setting of firecracker.
B Receiving whisky.
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C Pulling out a blank paper under the pillow.
D Eating noodles.
（　　）4 Which of the following statements about the New Year Eve’s tradition is
true?
A “First footing” is practiced in Scotland.
B The Chinese hold “Forgetting Gathering.”
he elderly Japanese are used to giving red envelopes to their young.
C The
D The Portuguese eat grapes in the late afternoon.
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Cloze
What matters most when it comes to cross-cultural communication? I would say
curiosity, understanding and respect. This is the most 　1　 lesson I’ve learned from
Lisa, who comes from Vermont and has lived in Taiwan for five years. These years, she
has experienced some culture shocks and often shared them with me.
Take “personal space” for example. If you live in Taipei, you’re probably getting used
to the crowded MRT or bus in rush hour. It is also normal if someone stands in front of
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you when you 　2　.. However, it’s a different case in Lisa’s country. In the U.S., the
personal space is bigger than that in Asian countries, which means they tend to keep
longer distance from strangers. Once their personal space 　3　, they might step back
at once or show their desire to get away. Simila
Similarly,
rly, when people 　4　 each other, the
ways differ widely in different cultures. For example, if meeting someone for the first
time, Americans usually give a firm handshake, while French often greet each other with
two kisses on each cheek, and the Maori greet by touching each other’s nose. Whatever
the cases are, remember not to pat someone on the shoulders or 　5　 others’ arms
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unless you know them very well.
ell. Touching a stranger is a big no-no when speaking of
personal space.

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Another lesson 　6　 from Lisa is the cross-cultural communication in the

workplace. According to Edward Hall’s Beyond Culture,
Culture people of high-context culture
(such as Japan and Russia) tend to communicate in an implicit way. On the contrary,
those of low-context culture (such as America and Romania) prefer to state their ideas
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as clearly as possible. This is why some people 　7　 when working with foreign
colleagues. For
or instance, Lisa tends to go straight to the point in a conversation, but her
Asian
sian co-workers would regard it as a personal criticism and hence feel ill at ease. In
fact, people of low-context culture don’t take things personally. Even if they argue
fiercely in the days, they can still go for a drink together when 　8　 as if nothing
happened.
On one hand, we have to learn more about different
diff erent cultures, so that we won’t make
obvious mistakes such as patting children on the heads in Thailand. 　9　, we have to
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be open-minded, so that we won’t get offended so easily. This is a world full of 　0　. If
we decided not to limit ourselves, there are a lot more wonders waiting for us to explore!
s Not es
Brian’
in the rush hour（交通）尖峰時刻
（交通）尖峰時刻 big no-no 大忌
implicit adj. 含蓄的 ease（感到）不自在
feel ill at ease
fiercely adv. 激烈地
1 （　　）A valuable
2 （　　）A seat
3 （　　）A invades
4 （　　）A improve
5 （　　）A bow
6 （　　）A learns
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B violent
B seated
B invading
B express
B grab
B learning
C ordinary
C are sit
C invaded
C greet
C pick
C learned
D effective
D are seated
D is invaded
D include
D embrace
D is learned
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7 （　　）A are offended B are offending C offended D offends
8 （　　）A handing it over B giving everything in
C getting off work D starting things off
9 （　　）A On the other hand B On the contrary
C In contrast D To be honest
0 （　　）A ignorance B satisfaction
C disappearance D astonishment
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Lesson 1 02
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Examples：
Examples
一 Vocabulary
6 1 calling
1 B　2 D　3 B　4 1 A　 2 C　5 5C
C　 2 left
6 C　7 A　8 1 realize　2 realized
realized　 3 wearing
9 1 C　2 C　0 C　q D 4 caught
解析考試重點：
dressed
4 A尷尬的 B情緒的 C邪惡的 D狂喜的。狂喜的。
5 原句為 Because Jason is depressed by his 15 Practice
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dog’s death, he hasn’t had a good night’s 1D　2D　3D　4D　5C　6A　
sleep for days.。因前後兩句主詞指的是同個
。因前後兩句主詞指的是同個
對象，故可省略 Because Jason is，留下 is ，留下
depressed by... 形成分詞構句。 Practice I
三 Vocabulary Test 1 Emily didn’t know that her husband bought a
13
house in Ilan.
1 embarrassed
16 2 Peter hopes that his family will be able to
2 reflected
summer
travel to Europe next summer.
3 reflection
3 Henry’s grandmother often says that an apple
4 embarrassment
a day keeps the doctor away.
5 reminder
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4 After the accident, David realized that his
6 recall
father loved him very much.
7 depression
5 The boss of the company doesn’t understand
8 depressed
that health and family are more important than
9 remind
work.
0 upset
6 The study shows that experience is the best
q realize
t eacher, and that we can learn from past
teacher,
w memory
experiences.
e memorable
r memorize Practice II
1C　2D　3D　4C　5D
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四 Grammar focus
五 Grammar Test
17
01
14 1 looks
looks；like
Examples： 2 sounds
sounds；like
3 what it smells like；how it smells feel；bad
3 feel
Practice 4 Billy’
Billy’s mother felt very happy when she heard
her son praised.
1 look funny；look like sheep
saw；smoking
5 saw
2 tasted delicious
6 saw；killed
3 feels like summer
4 smell too strong 六
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5 sounded like the wind blowing
6 look younger 18 Reading
1
1C
1C　2A　3D　4C　5B
C
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19 Cloze
02
1B　2A　3D　4B　5A 27
6D　7C　8C　9D　0A Examples：
Examples
1 arrived
arrived；had taken off
Lesson 2 2 had left；arrived
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3 found；had been stolen
Practice
一 Vocabulary
20 1 have driven
1 A　2 B　3 1 inspire　2 inspired
inspired　4
4B 2 turned
6 D　7 B　8 A　9 A　0 B　q D 3 went
4 has practiced
解析
5 have ever read
D影響
8 A注意，專注 B財產，財富 C解決 D影響 arrived；had gone
6 arrived
9 沒有人能否認他犯罪的事實因為他當場被逮。 7 had left；got
A否認 B反抗 C描述 D示範；示威。 8 graduated；had published
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q 珍的問題是她易於把批評看做是人身攻擊而
容易生氣。A最後 B明確地 C親密地
親密地 D個人
D個人五 Grammar Test
28
地。 1 itit；is；for；to
三 2 It is dif
difficult for me to explain what happened.
25 Vocabulary Test
very；hard
3 very
1 focus 4 had
had；had；alcohol
2 relationships claimed；had
5 claimed
3 disappointed had；left
6 had
4 personal
六 Reading & cloze
四 Grammar focus
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29 Reading
01 1
1A
1A　2B　3D　4C　5D
A
26
公式： 30 Cloze
1 名詞；2 It 1D
1
1D　2A　3C　4B　5D
D
Examples 6C　7B　8A　9A　0B
6
6CC
Exercising / To exercise every day is important to
me. Lesson 3
It is important for me to exercise every day.

Practice 一
31 Vocabulary
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1 It’s necessary for students to learn English 1 B　2
B D　3 A　4 C　5 D　6 A　
well. 7 D　8
D A　9 B　0 A　q A　w A　
2 for；to win e D　r
D B
3 for you to be
Cloze Test Practice 解析
1 it is important for me to spend so much time 3 梅姬颱風帶給宜蘭縣極大的降雨量，比該地區

on club activities 平均的當季降雨量超出許多。
平均的當季降雨量超出許多。A平均的 B體貼
2 it’s dangerous for a girl to go home late at 的 C有希望的 D快樂的
night 9 A表揚 B使印象深刻 C緩解 D獲得
3 it is difficult for me to do all my homework 語譯：應試者奮力想讓面試官印象深刻，認為
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4 it’s especially important for me to have a 他們很有實力且應得到這份工作。
break from the stress S
q S＋be＋adj.＋to V；
5 it will be easier for me to make friends in time 來得及；as early as possible 盡早
6 It’s helpful to have experience of club activities
7 is it OK for me to stay in the club

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Kate’s father bought a computer for her (in

三 Vocabulary Test
38 order) to give her a surprise.
1 various 41 5 (In order) to see how much we had learned,
2 variety our English teacher gave us a quiz in class.
3 wonder Our English teacher gave us a quiz in class (in
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4 vary order) to see how much we had learned.
5 wonder Practice II
6 impressions
1D
1
1D　2C　3B　4D　5A　
D
7 creatures
6
6C
6C　7D　8D
C
8 impressed
9 amazing 五 Grammar Test
四 Grammar focus 42 1 Many people don’t know how to deal with
acne so it leaves scars on their faces.
01 2 what；it；like
3 how；structures
Examples：
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4 so；that
3 what he looks like; how he looks.
watch；the；sunrise
5 watch
39 Practice
6 I exercise every day for fear (that) I will gain
1C　2C　3D　4A　5C　6D　 weight. / I exercise every day for fear of
w
02 gaining weight.
Examples：六 Reading & cloze

1 To / In order to
43 Reading
2 with a view to
3 so that 1D　2D　3C　4A　5B
4 so that；in order that
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45 Cloze
03 1A
1
1A　2D　3B　4B　5C
A
6
6A
6A　7C　8C　9B　0A
A
40 Examples：
1 in order not to；so as not to Review 1
2 in order that；so that
3 in order not to
一 Vocabulary
04 46
1 A　2
A A　3 C　4 grabbed　5 B　
Examples： 6 disappearance　7 C　8 C
for fear of；for fear that
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三 Vocabulary Test
Practice I 50
1 (In order) to travel around the world, we are 1 custom
saving money. 2 embrace
We are saving money (in order) to travel 3 disappear
around the world. 4 astonish
2 (In order) to find more clues, the police 5 astonished
searched the house carefully. 6 valuables
The police searched the house carefully (in 四
order) to find more clues.
Grammar focus
3 (In order) to study abroad, John spends a lot
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01
of time learning English.
John spends a lot of time learning English (in 51 Practice
order) to study abroad. He is such a nice guy that everyone is willing
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4 (In order) to give Kate a surprise, her father to be friends with him.
bought a computer for her. 2 It is such fine weather that we’d like to go

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hiking. Lesson 4
3 He is such a shy person that he can’t look at
you in the eye.
一 Vocabulary
4 so tall that 56
5 The novel was so fascinating that I couldn’t 1 D　3 D　4 A　5 B　6 C　7 C　
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stop reading it. 8 C　9 B　0 A　q C　w D
02 三 Vocabulary Test
Examples： 62 1 sensitive
1 is covererd 2 management
2 is celebrated 3 exposure
Cloze Test Practice 4 specific
52
5 assignment
1 are celebrated
2 can be topped 四 Grammar focus
3 is often decorated
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4 is done 01
5 beheaded
KEY POINT
★KEY
★
6 are given
補充說明
文法進階篇：形容詞子句
1 am / are / is＋Vpp
Examples
Examples：
2 was / were＋Vpp
father, who is a doctor.
1 I have a father
3 will be Vpp
doctor.
2 I have a father who is a doctor
4 am / are / is＋being＋Vpp
3 , which
which；which
5 was / were＋being＋Vpp
63 4 who；, who
6 have / has＋been＋Vpp
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5 who；, who
Practice
Practice
1 is spoken by people
1
1A
1A　2C　3A　4B　5B　6D　
A
2 were printed
3 will be sent 02
4 was being built
5 was picked to take part in Practice
6 has；been punished by 1 The winner of the speech contest turned out
to be David, which was surprising.
五 Grammar Test 64 2 The invention of the microwave oven was an
53 1 so；that accident, which is very interesting.
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2 Those Japanese students are so polite that 3 No one was harmed in the plane crash, which
3 This hospital was called Chang-Gung was a miracle.
Memorial Hospital 4 There are colorful pictures in the storybook,
4 is；associated；with children’ interest.
which arouses the children’s
5 we；are；told 5 Some drivers never slow down at crosswalks,
which is dangerous.
六 Reading & cloze hi tennis serve again and
6 Peter practiced his
a gain, which led to an mprovement in his
again,
Reading
game.
54 1D　2C　3C　4A
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Examples：
Cloze
1 who
55 1A　2D　3D　4C　5B
2 where
6C　7A　8C　9A　0D
3 when

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例句2 On reflection, she decided to marry the rich old man.

3 ruin vt. 破壞；毀壞

embarrassment n. [U] 尷尬；難堪

depression n. [U] 沮喪，抑鬱

例句2 Instead of replying to my question, she just smiled.

7 disgusting adj. 噁心的；令人不快的

9 recall vi, vt. 回想起，記起

q remind vt. 使想起；提醒

01 look / smell / taste / sound / feel＋adj. / like＋N

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2 Peter hopes something.

六 Reading & Cloze

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例句2 The two countries have good relations.

例句2 She got great satisfaction from helping the poor.

例句2 It’s hard for me to be focused when I’m hungry.

0 disappointed adj. 感到失望的

belongings were stolen.

二 Idioms and Phrases

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Cloze Test Practice

(it / difficult / me / do all my homework) if I spend so much time on club

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02 simple past vs. past perfect

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You are my muse when I run out of 8 ;

1 （ ）A told B tell C telling D to tell

when he was so tired.

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8 awake 醒著的；vi. vt. 醒來；喚醒

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例句2 My parents advise me to keep a safe distance between cars whenever I am

例句2 People learn foreign languages for a variety of reasons.

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例句2 We should have respect for all living creatures

二 Idioms and Phrases

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01 wh-＋S＋V vs. wh- to VR

(in order) to＋VR＝so as to＋VR

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4 Gilbert has to start out early every morning he won’t be late.

in order not to VR＝so as not to VR

S＋V＋for fear of V-ing

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5 Our English teacher wanted to see how much we had learned.

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（ ）1 What is the main theme of this passage?

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1 （ ）A why B when C what D how

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astonishing adj. 令人驚奇的；令人震驚的

5 valuable adj. 寶貴的

例句2 My schedule for the next few days is very tight.

二 Idioms and Phrases

English翰總目次

You are my muse when I run out of 　8　;

1 （　　）A told B tell C telling D to tell

（　　）1 What is the main theme of this passage?

1 （　　）A why B when C what D how

Another lesson 　6　 from Lisa is the cross-cultural communication in the

Examples：六 Reading & cloze