新北市立新店高中 108 學年度第一學期期末考一年級

英文科試題
範圍：(1) Lungteng Textbook (Book I) L7 L8, L9 (2) Reading Highlights U13 – U18
(3) English 4U: Dec. Issue, 2019
說明：選擇題：1-61 題，每題請選出一個最適當的選項，並依題號在答案卡上作答（共 72 分）
非選擇題：1-15 題，請依題號在答案卷上作答（共 28 分）

I. Listening Test (1% * 10= 10%)

Part A 2%
Look at the pictures below. For each, you will hear one question and four possible answers, A
to D. Write down the letter of the best answer (A, B, C, or D).
Question 1

1.______

Question 2

2.______
Part B 3%
In part B, you will hear several questions or statements. Choose the best response or reply.
3. (A)Yes, that’s one of our customs.
(B) Yes, I just wrote a letter to them.
(C) Yes, I have received a lot of them.
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 (D) Yes, Chinese New Year is coming.

4. (A)Thanks for helping me move it.

(B) No, I don’t remember where it is.
(C) You can find more in the closet.
(D) Let’s use it to decorate the room.

5. (A) Yes, bicycles are popular here.

(B) I know. There are too many cars.
(C) You’re right. This field is large.
(D) I guess no one rides bicycles here.

Part C 3%
In part C, you will hear one or more conversations between a man and a woman, and then a
question following each conversation. Choose the best answer to that question.
6. (A) Where the cookies come from.
(B) How much she has to pay.
(C) What the cookies are made from.
(D) How heavy her bag is.

7. (A) He thought it was too short.

(B) He didn’t pay attention to it.
(C) He wanted to watch it again.
(D) He didn’t like how it ended.

8. (A) The man’s boss.

(B) The man’s doctor.
(C) The man’s patient.
(D) The man’s daughter.

Part D 2%
In part D, you will hear one passage and then some questions about it. Choose the best answers
to those questions.
Passage 1
9. (A)A student in class.
(B) A clerk in a bookstore.
(C) A reporter on TV.
(D) A computer expert.

10. (A)She says she doesn’t like it.

(B) She asks a question about it.
(C) She avoids talking about it.
(D) She reveals a secret about it.
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II. Vocabulary in Context (1% * 10 = 10%)

11. The architect is famous for his ________ designs. Every one of his works is unique.
(A) available (B) courageous (C) pregnant (D) original
12. Considering his long-term health ________ of smoking, Dad decided to quit.
(A) criticism (B) performances (C) consequences (D) emphasis
13. People living in places where water is scarce truly understand what a(n) ________
resources it is.
(A) precious (B) sweeping (C) superior (D) inspiring
14. The child’s parents ________ him after he broke the window with a baseball.
(A) offended (B) scolded (C) requested (D) reserved
15. In Christianity, the snake is a(n) ________ of evil and associated with the fall of
mankind.
(A) tradition (B) connection (C) introduction (D) symbol
16. Karen bought new ________ for her living room when she moved to a new house.
(A) furniture (B) figure (C) freezer (D) feature
17. It had rained a lot during the night, so the ground outside was still ________ the
following morning.
(A) current (B) conscious (C) moist (D) marvelous
18. Just before Christmas, the workers in the office ________ gifts with each other to celebrate.
(A) replaced (B) exchanged (C) released (D) employed
19. There’s nothing ________ I want to eat for dinner; I’m happy with anything you choose.
(A) specific (B) local (C ) traditional (D) effective
20. Chris asked Michelle on a date, but was sad when she ________ him ________.
(A) picked; up (B) passed; out (C) kicked; off (D) turned; down

III. Cloze (1% * 20 = 20%)

(A) Scientists can see into space from the top of Maunakea in Hawaii. The mountain’s peak
is four kilometers high and is free from city lights and polluted air. This makes it the best place
in the world to see into space. It already has 13 __21__ telescopes, and the Maunakea
Observatories want to add one more. The new giant telescope, if built, will look farther into
space than ever before. It will also produce sharper pictures of planets and stars. However,
native Hawaiians want to protect Maunakea because it __22__ their gods. It’s said that many
of their ancestors are buried there, and that it is also the birthplace of the first Hawaiians. When
the other telescopes were built, native Hawaiians tolerated them. It was __23__ this new large
project that they started to protest. Now, more than 1,000 Hawaiian protesters sit on the
mountain every day to stop workers and __24__ from going in. So far, this protest has been
peaceful, and the government isn’t attempting to __25__ the protesters. No one yet knows how
this situation will end.

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21. (A) medical (B) scientific (C) constant (D) romantic
22. (A) is home to (B) is based on (C) is a fan of (D) dates back to
23. (A) not only (B) not yet (C) not until (D) not after
24. (A) equipment (B) experiment (C) excitement (D) environment
25. (A) approve (B) recover (C) improve (D) remove

(B) In America, 7-Elevens are not as popular as those in Taiwan. First, __26__ because
they are almost everywhere! Second, Taiwanese 7-Elevens sell some healthy items, such as
baked yams, salads, and fruit. Many Americans are worried __27__ weight, but 7-Elevens
there don’t offer as many healthy options. In Taiwan, 7-Elevens are places __28__ customers
can sit for a while. American 7-Elevens don’t have seating areas, so customers have to leave
after they pay __29__ their items. Another reason is that in the U.S., items __30__ much
more at 7-Elevens than in supermarkets. Perhaps the biggest difference, though, is that
Taiwanese 7-Elevens have many services that American 7-Elevens don’t. Things like buying
tickets, paying bills, or receiving packages are not possible at American 7-Elevens. __31__,
Taiwanese have more reasons to shop at 7-Eleven. As you can see, Taiwanese convenience
stores have become __32__ convenient. __33__ making a few changes, Taiwan’s 7-Elevens
have attracted more customers. Maybe someday a Taiwanese-style 7-Eleven will open in
America!

26. (A) people are easier finding a 7-Eleven

(B) it is easier for people in Taiwan to find a 7-Eleven
(C) there is easier for people in Taiwan to find a 7-Eleven
(D) find a 7-Eleven is easier for people in Taiwan
27. (A) to gain (B) to be gaining (C) in gaining (D) about gaining
28. (A) what (B) which (C) where (D) that
29. (A) for (B) with (C) in (D) at
30. (A) worth (B) cost (C) spend (D) take
31. (A) However (B) Moreover (C) Otherwise (D) Therefore
32. (A) even more (B) many more (C) much (D) still
33. (A) Behind (B) In (C) By (D) With

(C) Christmas is a holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. Even though we don’t
know exactly when Jesus was born, Christians long ago decided to __34__ December 25 his
birthday. The reason was likely that an older festival already existed on that day in the
Roman Empire, __35__ it easier for people to accept Christianity. The first Christmas
celebrations began around 400 AD, with people gathering to share a large meal with others.
__36__ Christmas celebrations became more and more popular, people borrowed other
traditions from the Romans. These included __37__ lights and burning logs. Giving gifts and
doing good deeds were also practices that came from the past. The idea of Santa Claus, the
merry old man __38__ red, didn’t come until much later. His appearance, and the story about

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how he brings gifts to boys and girls __39__ Christmas Eve, also combine ideas from many
cultures. That’s one of the reasons __40__ Christmas is celebrated so widely today.
34. (A) celebrate (B) deliver (C) have (D) make
35. (A) made (B) makes (C) making (D) to make
36. (A) Since (B) As (C) Although (D) Even if
37. (A) putting up (B) turning up (C) looking up (D) giving up
38. (A) with (B) on (C) by (D) in
39. (A) on (B) in (C) at (D) about
40. (A) how (B) why (C) when (D) where

IV. Passage Completion (1% * 10 = 10%) 【請忽略大小寫】

(A) consists of (B) superior (C) memorable (D) medals

(E) ideology (AB) records (AC) stadium (AD) marathon
The four-year cycle, or Olympiad, __41__ several events, the most famous of which is
the Summer Olympics. There have been a number of __42__ moments reflecting both
sporting glory and personal triumph. During the 1960 Summer Olympics, Abebe Bikila, a
long-distance runner from the poor African country of Ethiopia, ran the __43__ barefoot and
won the race as well. Olympic __44__ are usually broken at each event, but the one set by
American swimmer Michael Phelps in the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing is difficult to
break. He won eight gold __45__ ; furthermore, over the course of his career, Phelps has
won 22 Olympic awards, 18 of them gold.

(A) introductions (B) harsh (C) offending (D) resentment

(E) scolded (AB) extremely (AC) reserved (AD) severe
Every country and culture around the world has taboos. Thumbs up sign, for example,
is considered rude in Greece. If you break a taboo in other places, it may have __46__
embarrassing consequences or even be against the law. Therefore, it’s important to learn
about a country’s taboos before traveling there to avoid __47__ anyone and embarrassing
yourself. The following three tricks will help you travel in Asia. First of all, don’t shake
people’s hand when meeting them for the first time in Japan. Japanese people always bow
when making __48__ . Second, don’t even dream of sitting at the front of a public bus in
South Korea. Those seats are __49__ for the elderly and pregnant women. Third, when
traveling in Thailand, you must always remember to show respect for the Thai Royal Family.
Even the smallest criticism will be met with __50__.

V. Grammar (2% *4 = 8%)

Choose the CORRECT sentence. （每題選出一個正確的句子）
51. (A) There is something wrong with my car. I need to have it checked and fixed now.
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 (B) May looked tiredly; she probably didn’t sleep well last night.
(C) If you don’t hurry, you must be late to school.
(D) The delicious pizza makes my mouth to water.

52. (A) I wonder what can I do to make Julia forget the loss of her pet dog and move on
with her life.
(B) After the party was over, the host stood at the door, waving goodbye to every guest.
(C) The Chinese New Year is around the corner; I couldn’t wait to celebrating the
upcoming holiday.
(D) You had better make a shopping list before going to the supermarket or you might
end up to buy things you don’t need.

53. (A) Having a sense of responsibility makes Jack a great class leader.
(B) There is no need to explaining anything to that unreasonable customer.
(C) Under the tree sitting a black dog that my sister has adopted.
(D) Kevin went to the movie theater early so that could get a good seat.

54. (A) Brenda spends one-third of her monthly salary on buying a designer bag, so she
has to live on a tight budget.
(B) On average, a university graduate has to spend at least seven months to find a job.
(C) It is a waste of money to cost too much on the latest smart phone.
(D) Remember to start preparing for your final exam earlier. It takes time to prepare
well.

VI. Reading Comprehension (2% * 7 = 14%)

(1)

Customer loyalty programs come in traditional forms, such as point programs and VIP
member clubs. To stand out from the crowd, some businesses have found ways to build new
rewards programs and inspire customer loyalty.
Take Starbucks as an example. While using mobile apps to manage loyalty programs is
common these days, when Starbucks created My Starbucks Rewards through the Starbuck
app back in 2009, it was still a brand new idea. The rewards program allowed customers to
earn “stars” with each purchase, and the stars could then be used to get free drinks and food.
Reward-program members received other benefits as well, such as free in-store refills, the
ability to pay by phone, and personalized suggestions based on previous orders.
Besides Starbucks’s reward program, which has more than 14 million members in the
United States, the company’s mobile app is also a big winner. With a simple, user-friendly
design, Starbucks’s app includes a convenient location feature that enables users to locate
nearby stores and then view menu items and place orders there. This way, customers can skip
lines and save time. The Starbucks’s app can even enhance a customer’s in-store experience.
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If you like a song you heard at a Starbucks store and want to know the name, just touch the
“Now Playing” banner in the app.
In short, Starbucks has created a clever way of using technology to gain the loyalty and
improve the experiences of its customers. In this area, Starbucks is ahead of the game.

55. What is the best title for this passage?

(A) Technological Advances in Mobile Phones
(B) Inventing A New App for Starbucks
(C) Starbucks Apps Enhance Customer Loyalty
(D) Working Environment at Starbucks

56. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true?

(A) People using the Starbucks rewards program can earn stars with each purchase.
(B) In the United States alone, more than 14 million people drink coffee at Starbucks
each day.
(C) Customers can always find out the name of the song being played at a store when
they have the Starbucks app on hand.
(D) Most people will find the Starbucks app simple and easy to use.

57. In what situation will people want to use a location feature in the Starbucks app?
(A) When they want to find a nearby parking space for Starbucks customers.
(B) When they want to see the food and drinks menu.
(C) When they want to know where the restroom is in a Starbucks store.
(D) When they want to grab a coffee in the nearest Starbucks store.

58. What does “ahead of the game” mean in the last paragraph?
(A) It means creating exciting games that people want to play.
(B) It means stepping forward without any fear.
(C) It means making faster progress than your competitors.
(D) It means creating something that is too advanced for most people to know what to
do about it.

(2)
There are many reasons why Taichung has become known as Taiwan’s cultural center.
Not only does it have wonderful museums and art shows, but it is also home to Rainbow
Village.
Like many of the old villages that used to house soldiers and their families who came
from China to Taiwan, Rainbow Village was in the process of being torn down by the
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government to make room for newer buildings. However, one person remained in the village,
and his name is Mr. Huang, also known as Rainbow Grandpa. He wanted to bring some life
to the dying village, so he began to paint cheerful and colorful images of animals, dolls,
airplanes, and many other figures on the village’s walls.
Soon Rainbow Village attracted the attention of locals, who asked the city government
not to destroy it. When the government realized Rainbow Village was becoming a popular
tourist attraction, it agreed not to tear it down. Today, Rainbow Village is a top attraction in
Taichung and draws around a million people to the area each year.

59. What is the best title for this passage?

(A) How to Get to the Rainbow Village
(B) The Unique and Colorful Art of Rainbow Village
(C) Meet the Best Street Art in Taiwan
(D) A Village Reborn with Street Art

60. If this passage appeared in the newspaper, in which section would it most likely to be
found?
(A) Travel.
(B) Business.
(C) Sports.
(D) Politics.

61. What does the author mean by the last sentence of the second paragraph, “He wanted
to bring some life to the dying village...”?
(A) Rainbow Grandpa wanted to attract more tourists to his village.
(B) Rainbow Grandpa wanted to make his village more active.
(C) Rainbow Grandpa wanted to make his village more suitable for living.
(D) Rainbow Grandpa wanted to feed more wildlife in his village.

第二部分 非選擇題 (28%) (請作答於答案卷，並以原子筆書寫)

I. Vocabulary (1% * 8 = 8%)（請將完整的單字寫在答案卷上，否則不予計分）

1. Most people believe they would be more c e in the job market with a master’s
degree and some professional licenses or certificates.
2. There will be some ancient Chinese paintings and calligraphy on d y in the
National Palace Museum next month.
3. Don’t take his words too seriously. What he says often c ts sharply with what he
does.
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4. Besides eating mooncakes and pomelos, most Taiwanese nowadays a e Moon
Festival with having a barbecue.
5. The government is looking for p l energy sources to replace nuclear energy.
6. Although the movie wasn’t very popular at first, it turned out to be a c l success
and grossed almost $150 million worldwide.
7. Parents shouldn’t overprotect their children because e y they have to leave home
and live on their own.
8. There are some s ies between the two best-sellers. Both books are written by
experienced psychologist.

II. Guided Translation (1% * 12 = 12%) (每格 1 分，全對才給分)

9. 我們利用週末，為了即將到來的農曆新年做些採買。
We the weekend and went shopping for the coming Lunar
New Year.
10. 這個國際知名的樂團在他們家附近的小酒吧展開他們的音樂生涯。
The world-famous band their music career at a small bar near their
house.
11. 當談到裝飾聖誕樹時，許多家庭喜歡最後才把星星或天使放在樹頂。
When it the Christmas tree, many families like to put the
star or angel on top at the end.
12. 台灣的公廁大部分是免費的，而歐洲公廁通常要求使用者付費。
Most public restrooms are free in Taiwan, public toilets in Europe usually
require users to pay.
13. 你必須擺脫把該做的事拖到最後一刻的壞習慣。
You have to the bad habit of postponing what you should do
until the last minute.

III. Sentence Translation (4% * 2 = 8%) (每題 4 分，分段給分，請盡量翻譯 )

14. 你越認真讀書，越有可能得到高分。(… likely …)
15. 我們都期待這個寒假期間的家族旅遊，但是我們仍在討論要去哪裡。(… wh- + to
+ VR …)

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英文科答案卷
Class: Name: No. Score:
I. Vocabulary (每格 1 分，共 8 分) (請寫出完整的單字，全對才給分)

1. 2. 3. 4.

5. 6. 7. 8.

II. Guided Translation (每格 1 分，全對才給分，共 12 分)

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

III. Sentence Translation (每題 4 分，共 8 分)

14.

15.

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 新北市立新店高中 108 學年度第一學期期末考一年級英文科答案
第一部分 選擇題

1-5 6-10 11-15 16-20

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21-25 26-30 31-35 36-40
BACAD BDCAB DACDC BADAB
41-45 46-50 51-55 56-61
A C AD AB D AB C A AC D ABADC BDCDAB

I. Vocabulary (每格 1 分，共 8 分) (請寫出完整的單字，全對才給分)

1. competitive 2. display 3. contrasts 4. associate

5. potential 6. commercial 7. eventually 8. similarities

II. Guided Translation (每格 1 分，全對才給分，共 12 分)

9. took advantage of

10. started off

11. comes to decorating

12. while

13. get rid of

III. Sentence Translation (每題 4 分，共 8 分)

14. The more you study//, the more likely //you are to //get high grades.

15. We all look forward to //the family trip during this winter vacation,// but we are still

discussing// where to go.

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