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中級閱讀模擬測驗 第二十二回

Intermediate Reading Comprehension Test
題數 35 題時間 45 分鐘題型 詞彙 / 段落填空 / 閱讀理解CEFR B1–B2
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詞彙 Vocabulary

共 10 題/每題選出最適合題意的字詞
請由四個選項中,選出一個最適合句意的字或詞。
1It was from the empty shelves that the shop was about to close.
Amountainous
Bobvious
Cgraceful
Dignorant
2A loud bell the workers to the danger inside the tunnel.
Aalerted
Bscolded
Cannoyed
Dflushed
3The bus was already full, so we decided to walk .
Ainstead
Bbeneath
Cmoreover
Dplenty
4Do not hurry; there is still of time before the train leaves.
Amischief
Bplenty
Creservation
Dshortcoming
5They moved to a quiet because the city center was far too noisy.
Amoonlight
Bsuburb
Cstool
Dyam
6The police the driver's phone and kept it as evidence.
Aassisted
Bseized
Cappointed
Dmisunderstood
7Three nights without sleep completely the rescue team.
Anourished
Bconveyed
Cexhausted
Dtransferred
8She is a scientist whose name appears in almost every textbook.
Aaggressive
Bmusical
Cprominent
Dbony
9The for electric buses has grown quickly over the past two years.
Arefusal
Bdemand
Cnationality
Dnaturalist
10The wedding cake was so that guests took photos before cutting it.
Aelaborate
Bhonorable
Cgraceful
Dmuddy
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段落填空 Cloze

共 10 題/兩篇短文,每篇 5 格
請閱讀短文,並由四個選項中選出最適合每個空格的答案。
Passage 1
Sunday Morning on Green Bay

Every Sunday morning a group of neighbors walks along the beach with a large (11) in each hand. In two hours they usually collect forty kilos of (12): bottles, broken toys and old fishing nets. Most of it did not come from the town at all; the sea carries it here from far away. The volunteers do not simply (13) everything at the town's rubbish site. Plastic, glass and metal are sorted and sold, and the money buys gloves for the next walk. The leader says that people who once dropped (14) here now stop and think, because clean (15) change the way we behave.

Questions 11–15
11
Abamboo
Barrow
Cstool
Dbin
12
Aslavery
Bpasta
Cdairy
Djunk
13
Aflush
Bdump
Cdelegate
Dnourish
14
Asin
Byam
Clitter
Damusement
15
Asurroundings
Bshortcomings
Cinterpreters
Dreservations
Passage 2
Three Days Without Sky

For three days last winter the city disappeared behind a thick brown (16). Schools closed, and hospitals reported twice the usual number of (17) problems. The mayor acted at once. Old buses were taken off the road, factories were told to cut their (18) by half, and free masks were (19) at every station. Neighbors who had never met before began to share air readings on their phones. Since then the air is clearer, though far from clean. Scientists warn that some birds that once nested here may already be (20) in this valley, and that no law can bring them back.

Questions 16–20
16
Astool
Bbamboo
Ctelescope
Dsmog
17
Aphysical
Bhonorable
Cswift
Dgraceful
18
Alimb
Breservation
Cinterpreter
Dexhaust
19
Aannoyed
Bdistributed
Cscolded
Drefused
20
Aaggressive
Brepeatedly
Cignorant
Dextinct
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閱讀理解 Reading Comprehension

共 15 題/閱讀文章後作答
請閱讀下列文章,並回答相關問題。
NOTICE
New Collection Times for Household Refuse

Notice from the Riverside District Office

From 1 March, household refuse will be collected on Tuesday and Friday evenings only. The truck stops at each street corner for ten minutes.

  • Green bins: kitchen waste. Blue bins: paper, glass and metal.
  • Collection of large junk such as sofas and broken beds must be booked by phone three days in advance.
  • Bags left on the street outside collection hours will not be taken away.

Residents who sort their waste correctly for six months will receive a free set of reusable bags. Questions: 02-2345-6789.

Questions 21–24
21How often is household refuse collected?
AEvery evening
BThree times a week
COnce a month
DTwice a week
22What should go into the blue bin?
APaper, glass and metal
BOld sofas
CKitchen waste
DGarden leaves
23What must a resident do before throwing away a sofa?
ACut it into small pieces
BPut it in a green bin
CBook a collection by phone
DTake it to the office
24What do residents who sort correctly receive?
AFree parking
BA larger bin
CFree reusable bags
DA cash prize
AD
The Mend-It Café — Bring It, Don't Bin It

Free repairs by your neighbors

  • Saturday 10:00–13:00 — Clothes: buttons, zips and small holes
  • Saturday 14:00–17:00 — Small electrics: lamps, radios and kettles
  • Sunday 10:00–13:00 — Bicycles and toys

Volunteers repair your things while you wait. There is no charge, but a small gift to the neighborhood fund is welcome if you can afford one.

Please bring no more than two items per visit, and take any broken parts home with you. Anything left behind on Sunday evening goes to the dump, which is exactly what we are trying to avoid.

Questions 25–28
25What can be repaired on Sunday morning?
AKettles and radios
BBicycles and toys
CShoes and bags
DClothes with small holes
26How much does a repair cost?
AA monthly membership fee
BA fixed fee of one hundred dollars
CIt depends on the item
DNothing, though a gift is welcome
27How many items may one person bring each visit?
AOne
BThere is no limit
CTwo
DFour
28What happens to items left behind?
AThey are sold cheaply
BVolunteers keep them
CThey are repaired next week
DThey are sent to the dump
ARTICLE
The Birds That Cleaned the Fields

Thirty years ago vultures were everywhere in northern India. Then, within a single decade, more than ninety percent of them disappeared.

The cause was a cheap medicine given to sick cattle. It was harmless to the cows themselves, but any vulture that fed on a treated animal died within days. Three species came close to extinction.

The drug was banned in 2006, and special centers now raise young birds before setting them free. Numbers are rising, though slowly. Villagers know the difference well: without vultures, dead animals lie in the open for weeks, and packs of wild dogs move in.

Questions 29–32
29What happened to the vultures within ten years?
AThey flew to another country
BThey doubled in number
COver ninety percent of them died
DThey moved into the cities
30Why did so many vultures die?
AThey fed on cattle given a medicine
BThey were hunted for their feathers
CTheir nesting trees were cut down
DThey could not find enough water
31What was done in 2006?
AThe medicine was banned
BA new species was found
CWild dogs were removed
DFarmers stopped keeping cattle
32What problem appears where vultures are gone?
ADead animals stay in the open
BCattle become ill more often
CVillagers must pay a new tax
DThe fields become too dry
CHART
Waste Collected at Green Bay

Waste collected by student volunteers at Green Bay, in kilograms.

Type202220232024
Plastic bottles310280190
Fishing nets90120140
Glass605550
Metal cans454044

Shops began charging a deposit on bottles in 2023. Fishing nets, however, still arrive from boats far out at sea, and no local rule can stop them.

Questions 33–35
33Which type of waste fell the most from 2022 to 2024?
AMetal cans
BPlastic bottles
CGlass
DFishing nets
34Which type rose in every year shown?
AMetal cans
BGlass
CFishing nets
DPlastic bottles
35Why do fishing nets keep arriving?
ALocal shops still sell them
BVolunteers do not collect them
CThey come from boats far out at sea
DThe deposit does not cover them