Help 國中基測 試卷練習

1.

A-ming: Dad, can I go dancing tomorrow?

Mr. Wu:     your homework and we'll talk about it.

Finishing
Finish
Finishes
To finish
2.
Mrs. Johnson can't hear very well. If you need to talk to her, you must     .
explain
listen
hurry
shout
3.
Willy has changed a lot. He      get up early to do exercise. But now he wakes up late and is late for school every day.
forgot to
volunteered to
hated to
used to
4.
Our school basketball team won the national game last night. We are so      them.
worried about
proud of
popular with
sorry for
5.
We are surprised that Sally and Ray decided to get married. No one knows     . They often fight with each other and are unhappy together.
why
where
how
when
6.
I did not do my homework, so my teacher said I      stay after school to finish it.
hoped to
failed to
had to
used to
7.
Look at the picture. The cat is sleeping      the box.
beside
under
behind
inside
8.
I was told to interview three guys at different times today. The first was on time. The second was late, and      never came.
the only one
another
some
the last
9.
     of the gift boxes are already put under the Christmas tree.
One
Much
Any
All
10.
The beach party tonight      the end of our summer vacation. Tomorrow we are all going back home and get ready for school.
passes
saves
marks
changes
11.
I let the meat cook too long, so it was      black.
kept
prepared
burned
tasted
12.
Lisa is new here, so she doesn't know      the restroom is.
that
where
whether
which
13.
The most convenient way to get around this small town is      a bike.
rides
to have ridden
rode
to ride
14.
Although it took me lots of time      a big meal for ten people, I was happy that everyone enjoyed it.
prepared
to prepare
prepare
preparing
15.
Mr. Thomas gets a lot of cards and flowers from his students on Teacher's Day every year; he is really a      teacher.
popular
crazy
lonely
careful
16.
This dress is pretty,      it does not look good on me.
but
or
so
if
17.

Oscar: I'm going to the museum. Bus Number 286 goes there,     ?

David: Yes, but you can take a Number 287, too.

isn't it
doesn't it
does it
is it
18.

Derek: Oh, I missed the ball game on TV.

Frank: You can watch it on the     .

Derek: But I don't have a computer.

Internet
blackboard
tape
playground
19.
Joseph was painting the wall when the phone rang. He quickly      his brush and ran to answer it.
handed in
took away
gave up
put down
20.
John will stay with his sister until he      an apartment.
would find
found
finds
will find
Look at the timetables of the four theaters and answer the questions.
timetable 時刻表
21.
Alice and John want to watch a movie in the morning. Which theater can they go to?
Moon Theater.
Rainbow Theater.
Sun Theater.
Star Theater.
22.
Tina and Paul are high school students. They went to see one of the four movies, and it cost them NT$340. Which movie did they see?
The Beach Boy.
Sally's Fan.
Walking with Music.
Holidays in India.

Tabata training is a very popular way of exercising these days. It doesn’t take much time or space, and it burns calories faster than other ways of exercising. The idea of Tabata training is simple: exercise for 20 seconds, rest for 10 seconds, and then repeat (at least eight times). The moves for the 20-second exercise are not difficult to learn. Jumping jacks, high knees, squats, and planks are some of the most common moves. You can decide yourself what moves to do in your Tabata training. For example, you can do more leg exercises if you want strong legs.

One great thing about Tabata training is that your body will keep burning calories for at least an hour after 4 minutes of Tabata training. But to have this wonderful “afterburn,” you need to exercise really hard during each 20 seconds. If you seldom exercise or have heart problems, this exercise may not be good for you. But for people who enjoy exercising but are too busy to go to the gym, Tabata training might just be the answer.

calorie 卡路里(熱量單位)
23.
Which idea is talked about in the first paragraph of the reading?
paragraph 段落
Who first had the idea of Tabata training.
What is the best time for Tabata training.
How often you should do Tabata training.
How you should do Tabata training.
24.
Who might find that Tabata training is right for them?
People who want to fix their heart problems.
People who already have a habit of exercising.
People who enjoy team sports.
People who want to start exercising.
25.
Which is true about Tabata training?
You need a large space to do the exercises.
You are free to choose your own moves.
You cannot rest between moves if you want the afterburn.
It is difficult to learn the moves.

Jamie: Hey, Paul, will you be home this afternoon?

Paul: Yes, why?

Jamie: Can I come over to your house to play basketball in the yard?

Paul: But don’t you have class at New Math Classroom today? I remember you have to go there on Mondays and Wednesdays.

Jamie: Yes, but I sleep most of time during the class. What the teacher says is almost like a foreign language to me. I don’t know why I should be there.

Paul: But your parents will be here in one hour to have tea with my parents.

Jamie: Oh, no!

26.
What did Jamie plan to do this afternoon?
To do homework at home.
To play sports.
To have tea with Paul.
To go to a math class.
27.
What do we know from the dialogue?
Paul’s parents work at New Math Classroom.
There is no class at New Math Classroom on Wednesdays.
Jamie does not enjoy the math class at New Math Classroom.
Jamie’s teacher at New Math Classroom is a foreigner.

When I was a child I could not wait to see the world. I grew like the spring flowers in the garden.

When I was a teenager, I could not wait to leave home. I did not want to follow any rules, and I was as angry as the burning sun in the summer sky.

But then, I learned to think carefully before doing anything. (Both good and bad things in the past became parts of my life, like autumn harvests for a farmer.

Now I am old. My body is weak, but my mind has become strong and clear because of those experiences in my younger days. I am like a winter leaf ready to take a good rest.

These are the four seasons of my life.

Elizabeth Owen

Ju1y 10, 2010

harvest 收穫
leaf 葉子
28.
What does four seasons mean in the reading?
Four parts of the year.
Four kinds of weather.
Four parts of the body.
Four times of life.
29.
Which is most likely true about the writer?
likely 可能
She has a strong and healthy body.
She enjoys growing flowers in her garden.
She is wiser than before.
She tries hard to forget what happened in the past.

Helen: Here, Frank, this is the schedule for this semester.

Frank: Thanks, Helen. Anything new?

Helen: Yeah. We're going to study Latin this year.

Frank: Latin? Isn't that a dead language? Why should we learn a language that is not spoken anymore?

Helen: Well, we should. Many important books are written in Latin.

Frank: And who's going to teach it?

Helen: Mrs. Filch.

Frank: What? That old witch? Well...Yeah...she is the BEST teacher for a DEAD language.

Helen: Don't be so mean, Frank. It's going to be interesting.

Frank: You know Mrs. Filch hates me. If I have to take her class, I'm dead!

schedule 功課表
witch 巫婆
mean 壞心腸的
30.
What does Frank think of their new language class?
He thinks it is not easy to learn a dead language well.
He does not like the idea of learning a dead language, and he is afraid of Mrs. Filch.
He enjoys Mrs. Filch's classes and thinks she is the best Latin teacher at school.
He thinks Latin is useful, and studying it will be interesting.
31.
Why does Helen think it is a good idea to study Latin?
Because it is a language that no one else knows.
Because many important books are written in Latin.
Because students have to learn it to know witches better.
Because Mrs. Filch is the most famous Latin teacher at school.

Tony: What birthday present did you buy for Grandmother?

Mary: A cell phone.

Tony: A cell phone? Why? She already has one, doesn't she?

Mary: Yes, she does. But I think that one is old-fashioned. What did you buy for her?

Tony: I bought a dancing machine.

Mary: A dancing machine! It's not cheap.

Tony: It's very expensive, of course, but I asked Mom and Dad for help. It's a great present because all of us can enjoy it together!

old-fashioned 過時的
32.
What is the relationship between Tony and Mary?
relationship 關係
Friends.
Brother and sister.
Classmates.
Cousins.
33.
Why did Mary buy a new cell phone for her grandmother?
Because she broke her grandmother's cell phone.
Because her grandmother has given Tony the old cell phone.
Because her grandmother does not like the old cell phone.
Because she wants to give her grandmother a fashionable cell phone.
34.
Why does Tony think the dancing machine is a great present?
Because it is not expensive.
Because his parents paid for it.
Because Grandmother has wanted it for a long time.
Because all the family can use it.

Have you ever seen a pumpkin that looks like a nose or an apple that looks like a funny face? They may not look great, but they taste just as good as the pretty ones. These strange-looking fruit and vegetables are called “seconds.” About 20-40% of what farmers grow is not so beautiful. Sadly, these “seconds” seldom arrive at your table, but often go straight into the trash can. Why? It’s because supermarkets don’t want to buy them from farmers—they believe their shoppers only love beautiful things. Because of these “seconds,” some farmers lose a lot of money.

Wonky Markt wishes to change this. We’re helping sell these “seconds.” Farmers can save them from the trash can, and you can get them at a lower price.

  1. NT$250 a box.
  2. You can choose as many as six kinds of fruit and vegetables a box.
  3. Service charge: NT$50 a box.
  4. No service charge if order is over NT$1,000.

Send us photos of your delicious dishes that are made with our “seconds” to oneandonly@wonkymarkt.com, and you may win our cookbook.

service charge 手續費
35.
What does Wonky Markt care about?
Supermarkets often sell “seconds” at a lower price.
“Seconds” are thrown away because of how they look.
Farmers don’t know how to grow fewer “seconds.”
People don’t know much about picking fresh “seconds.”
36.
What do we know about buying the “seconds” from Wonky Markt?
If you buy three boxes, you will need to pay NT$900.
You can choose not only their size but also their shape.
You can save 20-40% if you shop for a second time.
To win the cookbook, you need to buy at least six boxes.

Read the poster and answer the questions.

poster 海報
37.
What is Green Square?
A department store.
A park.
A restaurant.
A hotel.
38.
Look at the map. Where is Green Square?
B.
D.
C.
A.

The Metro Times

Oct 1, 2020

These years churches are in a calamitous state. To start with, the number of church-goers is dropping sharply (see Figure 1). Many say they do not belong to any church, and those who do go less often than they used to. Going to church appears less and less on people’s to-do list. Another worrying fact is that fewer and fewer young people go to church, which leads to an older church (see Figure 2).

And there is also the problem with money. Keeping a church door open is not cheap. Fewer people going to church means little money coming in. This makes it harder to keep a church open.

When the time comes for a church to close, there is little to do but to sell it. Churches that were lucky enough to find a buyer were put to other uses. Some were changed into restaurants or school gyms, and some even became nightclubs, for example. Churches that had little luck were knocked down in the end.

Just like a store that keeps losing business needs to think of ways to save itself, it is perhaps time for the church to try to win people’s hearts back and play an important part in people’s lives again. This is not something that one can simply pray to get an answer to.

figure 圖
average 平均
39.
What does it mean when someone is in a calamitous state?
They lost interest in the outside world.
They try to change themselves.
They have serious trouble.
They are looking for a second chance.
40.
What can we learn about the church-goers from the report?
In 2020, the percentage (%) of church-goers drops to lower than half that in 1980.
In 2010, only 6% of church-goers were younger than 50 years old.
Between 1980 and 2005, few church-goers were younger than 50.
Between 1980 and 2020, the rising number of old church-goers has led to an old church.
41.
What is talked about in the report?
Why people have stopped going to church.
What happens to churches that are closed.
Where the church’s money goes.
How people decide to join a church.
42.
Below are four findings from other reports. Which does NOT agree with the idea of the report?
“Between 2003 and 2010, over 1,000 new churches were built in the country. This may sound like good news. During the same years, however, more than 2,000 were closed.”
“Reports show over 90% of church-goers go to church because their fathers do. In the last 20 years, 49% of men under 30 have left the church. That means there’s a 90% chance that their children won’t go to church. This is hard for the church to take in.”
“In the report, 33% of the people that were interviewed say they never go to church and another 33% say they used to. Only 15% go to church at least once a month.”
“Of the 15 countries in the report, the percentage (%) of church-goers in some countries, like Denmark, is lower than 10%; in others, like Poland, the percentage is higher than 70%.”
beloved 受寵愛的
43.
What is a “llama”?
An animal.
An important day.
A boy.
A zoo.
44.
Ted's family visited Formosa Zoo on Nov. 14. In his family, who could get a special present from the zoo?
Ted. He drew a picture of Wally at the Children's Park.
Ted's father. He and Wally have the same birthday.
Ted's mother. She helped make cakes for Wally's party.
Ted's brother. He sent an e-mail to Formosa Zoo.
45.
Stella learned a lot about Wally's life and history on Nov. 14. Which activity did she join?
“Best Wishes to Wally.”
“Picture Drawing.”
“The Birthday Party.”
“Grandpa Lin's Story Time.”

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