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中級閱讀模擬測驗 第二十九回

第三大題 閱讀理解 · Reading Comprehension
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閱讀理解 Reading Comprehension

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Questions 21–24
21What was the main repair on the jacket?
AA loose button
BThe zipper
CA torn pocket
DThe sleeve length
22Why did the tailor add a strip of cloth?
AThe color did not match
BThe pocket was too small
CThe customer asked for it
DThe cloth was thin
23How much will Mr. Fang pay?
ANT$450
BNT$50
CNT$400
DNT$500
24When does the shop close on Saturday?
AIt does not open
BAt 7 p.m.
CAt noon
DAt 5 p.m.
AD
Second Chance - Winter Clothing Drive

Second Chance - Winter Clothing Drive

  • We collect coats, boots and warm clothing for families in the mountains
  • Clean items only; we cannot accept anything with a broken zipper or missing buttons
  • Drop-off: the blue box outside the public library, open every day until 9 p.m.
  • Volunteers sort the bags on Sunday morning at nine o'clock

Last winter we clothed more than six hundred children. Every item is washed again before it travels north. To join the Sunday team, write to help@secondchance.org.

Questions 25–28
25What kind of item cannot be accepted?
AClean coats
BA coat with a broken zipper
CBoots
DChildren's clothing
26Where should people leave their donations?
AAt the volunteers' homes
BAt a mountain school
CIn a blue box outside the library
DAt the library desk
27When do volunteers sort the bags?
AOn Monday evening
BOn Sunday morning
COn Saturday afternoon
DEvery day at 9 p.m.
28How many children were helped last winter?
ASixty
BExactly six hundred
CMore than six hundred
DNine hundred
ARTICLE
One Tenth of a Second

How long does it take to judge a stranger? A lecturer at a Dutch university asked students to look at photographs for one tenth of a second. In that short time most of them had already decided who looked friendly and who did not.

Later research suggests that clothes matter even more than faces. When the same man wore a suit in one picture and an old T-shirt in another, viewers guessed his income very differently.

The scientists warn that such quick judgments are often wrong, yet almost nobody escapes them. Knowing about the habit, they say, is the only useful defense.

Questions 29–32
29How long did the students look at each photograph?
AOne second
BOne tenth of a second
CTen seconds
DOne minute
30What did the study with the suit and the T-shirt show?
AFaces matter most
BClothes change what people guess
CPhotographs are never reliable
DIncome cannot be judged at all
31According to the scientists, what is the only useful defense?
AWearing a suit
BTrusting first impressions
CAvoiding photographs
DKnowing that we judge quickly
32What is the writer's view of quick judgments?
AThey are usually correct
BThey are completely harmless
CThey are common but often wrong
DThey should be encouraged
NOTICE
Notice to All Front-Desk Staff

Notice to All Front-Desk Staff

From 1 October the following rules apply during working hours:

  • Casual trousers are allowed, but shorts and sandals are not
  • Heavy makeup and large jewels should be avoided; a watch and one ring are fine
  • Name badges must be worn where guests can see them

Staff who work in the kitchen follow separate rules. Anyone who is unsure about an item should ask the duty manager before Friday.

Questions 33–35
33What may front-desk staff NOT wear?
ACasual trousers
BA name badge
CSandals
DA watch
34What should staff avoid?
ALarge jewels
BWearing a watch
CWearing one ring
DName badges
35Who should staff ask about an unclear item?
AThe guests
BThe duty manager
CThe kitchen staff
DThe person at the front desk