Help 108年國中教育會考

1.
Look at the picture. The mother duck is      the baby ducks across the street.
carrying
leading
pushing
watching
2.
Ms. Liu usually gives us a lot of homework,      she didn't give us any today.
but
if
or
so
3.
Playing games on the cellphone      popular with high school students.
is
are
being
to be
4.
There      more than twenty clubs in our school. Which one would you like to join?
has
have
is
are
5.
Diane had a bad cold last week. She is still too      to go mountain climbing with you.
busy
short
weak
young
6.
The book under Mary's desk is     , but I don't know why it is there.
us
me
my
mine
7.
Last night a garbage truck hit a tree and turned over. Now the street is      with lots of garbage.
dark
dirty
heavy
poor
8.
It almost killed Kevin to take care of his baby sister for one afternoon. He wondered how his mom could do      every day.
her
it
one
them
9.
Joyce tells her brother everything. She never      anything from him.
covers
believes
hides
takes
10.
Ben always uses his birthday as a(n)      to ask Dad to buy him something expensive.
action
excuse
prize
rule
11.
     that last piece of pie? If not, can I have it? I didn't eat much this morning.
Had you eaten
Were you eating
Do you eat
Are you going to eat
12.
Everyone in the class enjoys playing chess      Bill; he thinks the game is boring.
except
for
like
of
13.
In my school days, I      to English radio programs every day. That was how I learned English at that time.
listen
have listened
used to listen
was listening
14.
Tom's voice      when he talks about his neighbors. He speaks faster, his face becomes redder and you can almost see fire in his eyes.
appears
drops
grows
rises
15.
     other waiters in the restaurant have worked here longer than Clark; only Lois and Lana started working here before him.
All
Most
Some
Few
Making goulash
we don’t talk much,
Daddy and me.

The talking’s in the making, son,”
he smiles.
I see what he means.

It’s in the knife
meeting the beef,

in the dancing of potatoes
as they turn in the water,
in the singing
of boiling soup in the pot.

There are enough words
in the way
Daddy teaches me his famous dish
and the way he hugs me
when we finish.

Making goulash
we don’t talk much,
Daddy and me,

but everything is said.

(Ideas from Candace Pearson’s poem)
poem
16.
What areDaddy and medoing in the poem?
Eating.
Singing.
Dancing.
Cooking.
17.
What can we most likely know about the speaker?
likely 可能
He seldom understands his father.
He enjoys his time with his father.
He often makes goulash for his father.
He wants to be as famous as his father.
18.
Which is true about City Sight Bus tickets?
It costs less to buy tickets on the Internet.
People must pay the full ticket price for a pet.
Tickets are more expensive in the high season.
People save 10% if they buy two tickets for the same line.
19.
Which is true about the bus lines?
Line B takes more time.
Both lines cross Farmers’ Bridge.
Both lines leave from Central Station.
There are more gardens to see on Line A.

Sarah: You’re VERY popular today. I’ve had seventeen calls asking for you.

Mike: Finally! After all these years of kicking and running, I’ve got my own fans!

   So what did they want? My photos? Do I need to sign my name? Are they

   starting a fan club for me?

Sarah: Well, let me ask you this: What day was yesterday?

Mike: FridayWhy?

Sarah: Did you forget something?

Mike: Did I forgetOH, NO! I didn’t pick up my soccer team’s sport shirts from

   the shop! And we’re having this big game tomorrow!

Sarah: Yeah. And from what I’ve heard, it’s your team’s most important game this season.

Mike: OK. I have to go fix this now.

Sarah: Too late. They’ve tried. It’s not open on the weekend. And if you want to

   know, they are Johnny, Ricky, Archie, Freddie…

Mike: I know, I know, everyone on my team. Oh, I’m a dead man now.

Sarah: Yeah, that was what they said on the phone, seventeen times.

20.
Why were there seventeen calls asking for Mike?
His team was angry at him.
He is a popular soccer player.
He did not show up for the game on Friday.
His name did not appear on the list of players.
21.
What does It mean in the dialogue?
The shop.
The fan club.
The soccer game.
The soccer season.
22.
What can we learn about Mike?
He is nice to people from his fan club.
He plays soccer with Johnny and Ricky.
He found a way to fix the trouble he made.
He decided not to go to the game on Sunday.
male 雄性
energy 能量
23.
Which is the best title for this reading?
title 標題
Australia: The Best Place for Birds.
Mother Bird Fights Weather Changes.
Larger Mother Birds Have Larger Eggs.
Family Love: Brothers & Sisters Work Together.
24.
What does this trick mean in the reading?
Having eggs of different sizes.
Growing stronger inside the egg.
Saving food for weaker baby birds.
Helping baby birds break out of the eggs.
25.
What can we learn about superb fairy-wrens from the reading?
Male birds can usually live for ten years.
Baby birds grow well in hot, dry weather.
Young male birds share the job of feeding the baby birds.
Mother birds make smaller eggs when there is less food outside.
Here are two pieces of news that Annie collected for her report.
work 作品
26.
What idea is talked about in both pieces of news?
More young people need to join in making art.
People’s ways of enjoying art change with time.
Bringing important art works to Taiwan from abroad.
Giving new life to old arts that were almost forgotten.
27.
What does it mean when something is a smash hit?
It is old.
It is successful.
It is foreign.
It is useful.
28.
What do we know from the news?
Lai has taught xiangsheng in many schools.
Lai often puts his own life stories into his art works.
The owner of Hsin Hsin Paper Offering Store is a Frenchman.
People do not burn papier-mâché for dead people as often as before.
cortisol 皮質醇
level 數值;濃度
29.
Which idea is talked about in the news?
How often we should drink coffee.
What happens when we have too much coffee.
How to help the body make the cortisol we need.
What happens when we have coffee at the wrong time.
30.
What does it mean when someone thinks otherwise about something?
They are serious about it.
They have no idea about it.
They think differently about it.
They do not think it is a problem.
31.
The picture below shows how the cortisol levels rise and fall during the day. From the news, which is a good time for coffee?
A.
B.
C.
D.
32.
Four people read the news and wrote what they thought about it.
What did they think about the news?
They wanted to try what it said.
They were sad about what it said.
They did not agree with what it said.
They were not surprised at what it said.
Below is part of a new shopping center’s market report.

Our busiest time is weekend afternoons, between 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. About half the business of the week is done then. So it would be better if we move Weekend’s Best Buy from Saturday evening to Saturday afternoon when there may be more shoppers during the sale. We should also think about having more free buses during the weekend, as 75% of the shoppers who were interviewed said two buses an hour are just not enough.

Weekend evenings are second busiest, though it is not as good as last season. An interesting fact is that business is better on weekday evenings, usually one hour before closing, than on weekend mornings. Most of the shoppers then are people who live near or working parents who do their last-minute shopping. They together make up almost 60% of the business on weekday evenings. It might bring in more business if we open half an hour longer during weekdays, until 10:30 p.m.

as 由於
make up 構成;組成
33.
What does the report NOT suggest?
suggest 建議
Having more free buses for shoppers.
Changing the opening hours on weekdays.
Making plans to help weekday morning business.
Changing the time of the special sale on weekends.
34.
What does the report say about the shopping center?
Its business on weekdays is not as good as last season.
It has a special sale one hour before closing every day.
Most of the shoppers take the free buses to the shopping center.
A large part of its shoppers on weekday evenings are working parents.
35.
Which picture is most likely used in the report?
likely 可能

Dear Maggie,

I know you won’t be happy but I still have to say this again. It hurts me to think that you’re going to 36 . I know you’ve always wanted to be like those actresses with big eyes and slim legs, but in fact you are already beautiful. What you are born with makes you special because nobody looks the same as you.

It worries me more that 37 . But sadly, there’s no quick fix to this, not even with the doctor’s help. If you don’t try to like yourself first, no one else will. People like you not because of your face, but because of your heart. You need to understand this first. Until you understand this, nothing is going to be different even if you have this change.

I truly hope you think this through again.

Love,
Linda

36.
change the way you are
give up being an actress
travel with a theater group
run away from your friends
37.
you’re too shy to talk with people
you just don’t want to be like others
you don’t think you’re good enough
you don’t know what you’ve missed

Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor was born in London on April 21, 1926. No one thought one day she 38 the queen of the UK. After her grandfather, King George V, died in 1936, Elizabeth’s uncle, Prince Edward, became King Edward VIII. Edward 39 in love with a married American woman long before, and he decided to marry her after he became the king. However, Edward was asked to choose between the throne and his love. Finally, he decided to give up the throne.

40 . After Edward VIII gave up the throne, Elizabeth’s father became King George VI. As the oldest child without any brothers, Elizabeth became next in line to the throne. She needed to say goodbye to her good old life and prepare to be a queen. After her father died in 1952, she became Queen Elizabeth II.

Ever since she became head of her country, Queen Elizabeth II 41 : She has held meetings with important people in the UK, and has visited many foreign countries. In the few hours she keeps to herself, however, she reads and enjoys horseback riding.

throne 王位
38.
has become
became
had become
would become
39.
has fallen
is falling
had fallen
would fall
40.
This changed Elizabeth’s life
It was not easy to give up the throne
It was good news to Elizabeth and her family
This part of history made the UK a strong country
41.
has worked hard for the UK
has been popular with the people of the UK
has been the queen of the UK for a long time
has brought the people of the UK much closer

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