25. The willingness of readers toon the content of the stories rather than to accumulate knowledge of conceptsor terms will make the reading easier and more pleasant.
(A)reflate
(B)reflect
(C)refine
(D)refresh
解析
(A)錯誤。reflate 是經濟學上的通貨再膨脹。
(B)正確。reflect on 意為「思索、省思」。讀者願意就故事內容加以思索，而非只是累積概念與術語，閱讀便更輕鬆愉快。
(C)錯誤。refine 指精煉、改良，不與 on 搭配作此意。
(D)錯誤。refresh 指使恢復精神。
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26. The charity was established to offer essential assitance tochildren who lack access to basic education andhealthcare.
40. The artist’s tireless dedication to his craft resulted in a(n) _____ of work that was both beautiful and thought-provoking.
(A)blunder
(B)debris
(C)eclipse
(D)opus
解析
(A)錯誤。blunder 指大錯。
(B)錯誤。debris 指殘骸、碎片。
(C)錯誤。eclipse 指日月蝕或黯然失色。
(D)正確。opus 指（藝術家的）作品、鉅作。藝術家不懈的投入造就了一部既美麗又發人深省的作品。
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41. 依上文，選出第 41 格最適當的答案。
Taking an exercise every day has become a routine for most people nowadays. People who engage themselvesconstantly to sporting and fitness exercises do it for the purpose of staying sound and ___(41)___ . Because forming anexercise habit is essential for maintaining our good health, the kind of exercise we take and the likely effects each has onus cannot be ___(42)___ . Therefore, before involving yourself in any fitness activity, it is always wise to be awareof the ___(43)___ between high-impact and low-impact exercises and choose the ones that fit you. The term, impact,denotes the force that might ___(44)___ on your bones and joints when you participate in a physical activity. As a result,knowing whether your exercise is low- or high-impact is key to minimizing the possible ___(45)___ . In addition, this alsohelps maximize the achieving goals of exercise.
Taking an exercise every day has become a routine for most people nowadays. People who engage themselvesconstantly to sporting and fitness exercises do it for the purpose of staying sound and ___(41)___ . Because forming anexercise habit is essential for maintaining our good health, the kind of exercise we take and the likely effects each has onus cannot be ___(42)___ . Therefore, before involving yourself in any fitness activity, it is always wise to be awareof the ___(43)___ between high-impact and low-impact exercises and choose the ones that fit you. The term, impact,denotes the force that might ___(44)___ on your bones and joints when you participate in a physical activity. As a result,knowing whether your exercise is low- or high-impact is key to minimizing the possible ___(45)___ . In addition, this alsohelps maximize the achieving goals of exercise.
(A)attributed
(B)contributed
(C)emphasized
(D)overlooked
解析
(A)錯誤。attribute 須搭配 to 表示歸因，此處句構不合。
(B)錯誤。contribute 指貢獻，語意不通。
(C)錯誤。若說「不能被強調」，將與後文提醒讀者留意運動類型的用意相反。
(D)正確。cannot be overlooked 意為「不容忽視」。既然養成運動習慣攸關健康，所選的運動種類及其影響就不能被忽略，正好帶出下句的提醒。
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43. 依上文，選出第 43 格最適當的答案。
Taking an exercise every day has become a routine for most people nowadays. People who engage themselvesconstantly to sporting and fitness exercises do it for the purpose of staying sound and ___(41)___ . Because forming anexercise habit is essential for maintaining our good health, the kind of exercise we take and the likely effects each has onus cannot be ___(42)___ . Therefore, before involving yourself in any fitness activity, it is always wise to be awareof the ___(43)___ between high-impact and low-impact exercises and choose the ones that fit you. The term, impact,denotes the force that might ___(44)___ on your bones and joints when you participate in a physical activity. As a result,knowing whether your exercise is low- or high-impact is key to minimizing the possible ___(45)___ . In addition, this alsohelps maximize the achieving goals of exercise.
Taking an exercise every day has become a routine for most people nowadays. People who engage themselvesconstantly to sporting and fitness exercises do it for the purpose of staying sound and ___(41)___ . Because forming anexercise habit is essential for maintaining our good health, the kind of exercise we take and the likely effects each has onus cannot be ___(42)___ . Therefore, before involving yourself in any fitness activity, it is always wise to be awareof the ___(43)___ between high-impact and low-impact exercises and choose the ones that fit you. The term, impact,denotes the force that might ___(44)___ on your bones and joints when you participate in a physical activity. As a result,knowing whether your exercise is low- or high-impact is key to minimizing the possible ___(45)___ . In addition, this alsohelps maximize the achieving goals of exercise.
(A)harm
(B)weigh
(C)weaken
(D)heighten
解析
(A)錯誤。harm 之後不接 on，且此處要定義的是「力」如何作用於骨骼關節。
(B)正確。weigh on 意為「壓在……之上、造成負擔」。impact 一詞指的正是從事身體活動時可能壓在骨骼與關節上的力量。
(C)錯誤。weaken 是及物動詞，不與 on 搭配。
(D)錯誤。heighten 指提高，語意不合。
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45. 依上文，選出第 45 格最適當的答案。
Taking an exercise every day has become a routine for most people nowadays. People who engage themselvesconstantly to sporting and fitness exercises do it for the purpose of staying sound and ___(41)___ . Because forming anexercise habit is essential for maintaining our good health, the kind of exercise we take and the likely effects each has onus cannot be ___(42)___ . Therefore, before involving yourself in any fitness activity, it is always wise to be awareof the ___(43)___ between high-impact and low-impact exercises and choose the ones that fit you. The term, impact,denotes the force that might ___(44)___ on your bones and joints when you participate in a physical activity. As a result,knowing whether your exercise is low- or high-impact is key to minimizing the possible ___(45)___ . In addition, this alsohelps maximize the achieving goals of exercise.
Is there any immortal creature in the world? Despite only being only three millimeters in diameter on average, adultversions of immortal jellyfish (Turritopsis dohrnii) have a huge party trick: they can roll back their biological clock wheninjured or on the verge of starvation. This means, in theory, they could live forever. Could humans harness their abilitiesto eradicate ageing completely?As scientists have known, the reason of human ageing is a process called trans-differentiation. “This is about how afully formed specialized adult cell can become another type of specialized adult cell. It’s how a cell can adapt,” explainsDr. Maria Pia Miglietta. The exact mechanism behind trans-differentiation is still a mystery to scientists. However, asMiglietta explains, the answer will likely be found in the jellyfish’s genes. “It most certainly has something to do withthe DNA,” she says. “It’s the DNA that programs a cell––certain genes being ‘turned on’ or ‘off’ will determine whatsort of cell it is. We’re far away from any kind of real-world application,” says Miglietta. “But we hope that studyingwhat happens in these jellyfish can tell us how their genes change cells––and how these changed cells integrate withothers. This is the base of understanding cellular regeneration and tissue regeneration.”However, there are many challenges. These jellyfish have only been studied sporadically since the early 1980s,meaning experts have only a few decades’ worth of data. While an immortal jellyfish can age in reverse, it can also beeasily killed by predators including various fish, sharks, turtles and even other jellyfish. “They’re incredibly sensitive,from the water temperature to their plankton and fish egg diet,” says Miglietta. “The real paradox is they’re actuallyreally hard to keep alive!”
(A)An endangered species that needs more conservation.
(B)A species that may help on research against ageing.
(C)The concept of human ageing and its solution.
(D)Biological background of jellyfishes reproduction.
47. Which of the following tones best describes the passage?
Is there any immortal creature in the world? Despite only being only three millimeters in diameter on average, adultversions of immortal jellyfish (Turritopsis dohrnii) have a huge party trick: they can roll back their biological clock wheninjured or on the verge of starvation. This means, in theory, they could live forever. Could humans harness their abilitiesto eradicate ageing completely?As scientists have known, the reason of human ageing is a process called trans-differentiation. “This is about how afully formed specialized adult cell can become another type of specialized adult cell. It’s how a cell can adapt,” explainsDr. Maria Pia Miglietta. The exact mechanism behind trans-differentiation is still a mystery to scientists. However, asMiglietta explains, the answer will likely be found in the jellyfish’s genes. “It most certainly has something to do withthe DNA,” she says. “It’s the DNA that programs a cell––certain genes being ‘turned on’ or ‘off’ will determine whatsort of cell it is. We’re far away from any kind of real-world application,” says Miglietta. “But we hope that studyingwhat happens in these jellyfish can tell us how their genes change cells––and how these changed cells integrate withothers. This is the base of understanding cellular regeneration and tissue regeneration.”However, there are many challenges. These jellyfish have only been studied sporadically since the early 1980s,meaning experts have only a few decades’ worth of data. While an immortal jellyfish can age in reverse, it can also beeasily killed by predators including various fish, sharks, turtles and even other jellyfish. “They’re incredibly sensitive,from the water temperature to their plankton and fish egg diet,” says Miglietta. “The real paradox is they’re actuallyreally hard to keep alive!”
48. According to the passage, which of the following factors is NOT the challenge to the research about the jellyfishTurritopsis dohrnii?
Is there any immortal creature in the world? Despite only being only three millimeters in diameter on average, adultversions of immortal jellyfish (Turritopsis dohrnii) have a huge party trick: they can roll back their biological clock wheninjured or on the verge of starvation. This means, in theory, they could live forever. Could humans harness their abilitiesto eradicate ageing completely?As scientists have known, the reason of human ageing is a process called trans-differentiation. “This is about how afully formed specialized adult cell can become another type of specialized adult cell. It’s how a cell can adapt,” explainsDr. Maria Pia Miglietta. The exact mechanism behind trans-differentiation is still a mystery to scientists. However, asMiglietta explains, the answer will likely be found in the jellyfish’s genes. “It most certainly has something to do withthe DNA,” she says. “It’s the DNA that programs a cell––certain genes being ‘turned on’ or ‘off’ will determine whatsort of cell it is. We’re far away from any kind of real-world application,” says Miglietta. “But we hope that studyingwhat happens in these jellyfish can tell us how their genes change cells––and how these changed cells integrate withothers. This is the base of understanding cellular regeneration and tissue regeneration.”However, there are many challenges. These jellyfish have only been studied sporadically since the early 1980s,meaning experts have only a few decades’ worth of data. While an immortal jellyfish can age in reverse, it can also beeasily killed by predators including various fish, sharks, turtles and even other jellyfish. “They’re incredibly sensitive,from the water temperature to their plankton and fish egg diet,” says Miglietta. “The real paradox is they’re actuallyreally hard to keep alive!”
(A)The data collected is not enough, and the research is not continuous.
(B)Turritopsis dohrnii are under threat of too many predators.
(C)Turritopsis dohrnii are very delicate and often don’t live long enough.
(D)Turritopsis dohrnii is too large to find the tissues about regeneration.
49. According to the passage, which of the following is the main factor how Turritopsis dohrnii might help to solve theproblem of ageing?
Is there any immortal creature in the world? Despite only being only three millimeters in diameter on average, adultversions of immortal jellyfish (Turritopsis dohrnii) have a huge party trick: they can roll back their biological clock wheninjured or on the verge of starvation. This means, in theory, they could live forever. Could humans harness their abilitiesto eradicate ageing completely?As scientists have known, the reason of human ageing is a process called trans-differentiation. “This is about how afully formed specialized adult cell can become another type of specialized adult cell. It’s how a cell can adapt,” explainsDr. Maria Pia Miglietta. The exact mechanism behind trans-differentiation is still a mystery to scientists. However, asMiglietta explains, the answer will likely be found in the jellyfish’s genes. “It most certainly has something to do withthe DNA,” she says. “It’s the DNA that programs a cell––certain genes being ‘turned on’ or ‘off’ will determine whatsort of cell it is. We’re far away from any kind of real-world application,” says Miglietta. “But we hope that studyingwhat happens in these jellyfish can tell us how their genes change cells––and how these changed cells integrate withothers. This is the base of understanding cellular regeneration and tissue regeneration.”However, there are many challenges. These jellyfish have only been studied sporadically since the early 1980s,meaning experts have only a few decades’ worth of data. While an immortal jellyfish can age in reverse, it can also beeasily killed by predators including various fish, sharks, turtles and even other jellyfish. “They’re incredibly sensitive,from the water temperature to their plankton and fish egg diet,” says Miglietta. “The real paradox is they’re actuallyreally hard to keep alive!”
(A)People consume Turritopsis dohrnii to help fight diseases.
(B)Its gene may turn on or off the mechanism of cell trans-differentiation.
(C)Turritopsis dohrnii can adapt themselves to different environments.
(D)Turritopsis dohrnii’s cells can easily integrate with human’s cells.
50. According to the passage, which of the following statements is TRUE?
Is there any immortal creature in the world? Despite only being only three millimeters in diameter on average, adultversions of immortal jellyfish (Turritopsis dohrnii) have a huge party trick: they can roll back their biological clock wheninjured or on the verge of starvation. This means, in theory, they could live forever. Could humans harness their abilitiesto eradicate ageing completely?As scientists have known, the reason of human ageing is a process called trans-differentiation. “This is about how afully formed specialized adult cell can become another type of specialized adult cell. It’s how a cell can adapt,” explainsDr. Maria Pia Miglietta. The exact mechanism behind trans-differentiation is still a mystery to scientists. However, asMiglietta explains, the answer will likely be found in the jellyfish’s genes. “It most certainly has something to do withthe DNA,” she says. “It’s the DNA that programs a cell––certain genes being ‘turned on’ or ‘off’ will determine whatsort of cell it is. We’re far away from any kind of real-world application,” says Miglietta. “But we hope that studyingwhat happens in these jellyfish can tell us how their genes change cells––and how these changed cells integrate withothers. This is the base of understanding cellular regeneration and tissue regeneration.”However, there are many challenges. These jellyfish have only been studied sporadically since the early 1980s,meaning experts have only a few decades’ worth of data. While an immortal jellyfish can age in reverse, it can also beeasily killed by predators including various fish, sharks, turtles and even other jellyfish. “They’re incredibly sensitive,from the water temperature to their plankton and fish egg diet,” says Miglietta. “The real paradox is they’re actuallyreally hard to keep alive!”
(A)The research on the Turritopsis dohrnii against human ageing has been broadly applied.
(B)In principle, Turritopsis dohrnii can live forever; however, most of them are short-lived.
(C)Jellyfish has a fixed biological clock which helps activate regeneration.
(D)Turritopsis dohrnii never die so that they overpopulate in the ocean.
93. Ifskills are taught in school, students will know how to save their own lives in the wilderness.
(A)fantasy
(B)memorial
(C)paradise
(D)survival
解析
(A)錯誤。fantasy 指幻想。
(B)錯誤。memorial 指紀念的、紀念物。
(C)錯誤。paradise 指天堂、樂園。
(D)正確。survival skills 指「求生技能」，正是後半句所說在荒野中救自己一命所需。
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94. I was entrusted toto a local newspaper article analyzing the stock market.
(A)divert
(B)relate
(C)convert
(D)contribute
解析
(A)錯誤。divert 指轉移，不與 to a newspaper 搭配表示投稿。
(B)錯誤。relate to 指與……有關，語意不合。
(C)錯誤。convert 指轉換。
(D)正確。contribute to a newspaper 指「為報紙撰稿投稿」，與後面的 article 相呼應。
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95. If two lines areon the same plane, they are at equal distance from each other and will never meet.
(A)generous
(B)innocent
(C)parallel
(D)tolerant
解析
(A)錯誤。generous 指慷慨的，不用於形容直線。
(B)錯誤。innocent 指無辜的。
(C)正確。同一平面上距離處處相等且永不相交的兩直線即為「平行」線。
(D)錯誤。tolerant 指寬容的。
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96. Which of the following aspects of corbezzolo honey is discussed in the second paragraph？
Honey is usually described as a sweet food substance. Corbezzolo honey, however, is surprisingly bitter, with notesof leather, liquorice and smoke. Born in the mountains of the Italian island of Sardinia, this extremely rare honey has ahistory that dates back more than 2,000 years.Corbezzolo honey is obtained from the flowering of the broadleaf corbezzolo shrub, known in English as thestrawberry tree for its reddish-orange, strawberry-sized fruits. Despite the bitterness, it is often added to coffee to enhancethe drink’s bitter aromas. The special taste also makes the honey pair perfectly with seadas, a typical Sardinian dessert,and pecorino sardo, a sweet sheep’s milk cheese. What makes the bitter honey even more special is that it is actuallypacked with nutrients. Rich in vitamins and minerals, it has been prized by many generations in Sardinia, known for thenotably long lifespans of its inhabitants, many of whom live to more than 100 years old. It has been used in traditionalmedicine to suppress coughing and bring on sleep. What’s more, a 2019 study found that the honey might reduce growthof cancer cells.The corbezzolo’s fruits ripen slowly and the flowers’ petals unfold slowly, a delicate process that a heavy rain caneasily bring to a halt. And because the flowering takes place in late autumn when the weather can be cold, rainy andwindy, the bees sometimes have to struggle to make it out of their hives to collect that precious nectar. The flowersproduce about half as much nectar as other flowers, so the bees have to work extra hard to collect enough. These factorsmake corbezzolo honey so precious that it’s hard to find outside Sardinia.
97. According to the passage, which of the following words best describes corbezzolo honey？
Honey is usually described as a sweet food substance. Corbezzolo honey, however, is surprisingly bitter, with notesof leather, liquorice and smoke. Born in the mountains of the Italian island of Sardinia, this extremely rare honey has ahistory that dates back more than 2,000 years.Corbezzolo honey is obtained from the flowering of the broadleaf corbezzolo shrub, known in English as thestrawberry tree for its reddish-orange, strawberry-sized fruits. Despite the bitterness, it is often added to coffee to enhancethe drink’s bitter aromas. The special taste also makes the honey pair perfectly with seadas, a typical Sardinian dessert,and pecorino sardo, a sweet sheep’s milk cheese. What makes the bitter honey even more special is that it is actuallypacked with nutrients. Rich in vitamins and minerals, it has been prized by many generations in Sardinia, known for thenotably long lifespans of its inhabitants, many of whom live to more than 100 years old. It has been used in traditionalmedicine to suppress coughing and bring on sleep. What’s more, a 2019 study found that the honey might reduce growthof cancer cells.The corbezzolo’s fruits ripen slowly and the flowers’ petals unfold slowly, a delicate process that a heavy rain caneasily bring to a halt. And because the flowering takes place in late autumn when the weather can be cold, rainy andwindy, the bees sometimes have to struggle to make it out of their hives to collect that precious nectar. The flowersproduce about half as much nectar as other flowers, so the bees have to work extra hard to collect enough. These factorsmake corbezzolo honey so precious that it’s hard to find outside Sardinia.
98. What does the word “notes” in the first paragraph most likely refer to？
Honey is usually described as a sweet food substance. Corbezzolo honey, however, is surprisingly bitter, with notesof leather, liquorice and smoke. Born in the mountains of the Italian island of Sardinia, this extremely rare honey has ahistory that dates back more than 2,000 years.Corbezzolo honey is obtained from the flowering of the broadleaf corbezzolo shrub, known in English as thestrawberry tree for its reddish-orange, strawberry-sized fruits. Despite the bitterness, it is often added to coffee to enhancethe drink’s bitter aromas. The special taste also makes the honey pair perfectly with seadas, a typical Sardinian dessert,and pecorino sardo, a sweet sheep’s milk cheese. What makes the bitter honey even more special is that it is actuallypacked with nutrients. Rich in vitamins and minerals, it has been prized by many generations in Sardinia, known for thenotably long lifespans of its inhabitants, many of whom live to more than 100 years old. It has been used in traditionalmedicine to suppress coughing and bring on sleep. What’s more, a 2019 study found that the honey might reduce growthof cancer cells.The corbezzolo’s fruits ripen slowly and the flowers’ petals unfold slowly, a delicate process that a heavy rain caneasily bring to a halt. And because the flowering takes place in late autumn when the weather can be cold, rainy andwindy, the bees sometimes have to struggle to make it out of their hives to collect that precious nectar. The flowersproduce about half as much nectar as other flowers, so the bees have to work extra hard to collect enough. These factorsmake corbezzolo honey so precious that it’s hard to find outside Sardinia.
(A)Plants.
(B)Sizes.
(C)Forms.
(D)Smells.
解析
(A)錯誤。皮革、甘草與煙燻並非植物的列舉。
(B)錯誤。若解為尺寸，皮革、甘草與煙燻三者無一與大小有關。
(C)錯誤。若解為形態外觀，同樣無法用來說明皮革與煙燻這類描述。
(D)正確。notes of leather, liquorice and smoke 是品評風味時的慣用語，指皮革、甘草與煙燻的「氣味」層次。
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99. According to the passage, which of the following plays a role in the bees’ collection of corbezzolo honey？
Honey is usually described as a sweet food substance. Corbezzolo honey, however, is surprisingly bitter, with notesof leather, liquorice and smoke. Born in the mountains of the Italian island of Sardinia, this extremely rare honey has ahistory that dates back more than 2,000 years.Corbezzolo honey is obtained from the flowering of the broadleaf corbezzolo shrub, known in English as thestrawberry tree for its reddish-orange, strawberry-sized fruits. Despite the bitterness, it is often added to coffee to enhancethe drink’s bitter aromas. The special taste also makes the honey pair perfectly with seadas, a typical Sardinian dessert,and pecorino sardo, a sweet sheep’s milk cheese. What makes the bitter honey even more special is that it is actuallypacked with nutrients. Rich in vitamins and minerals, it has been prized by many generations in Sardinia, known for thenotably long lifespans of its inhabitants, many of whom live to more than 100 years old. It has been used in traditionalmedicine to suppress coughing and bring on sleep. What’s more, a 2019 study found that the honey might reduce growthof cancer cells.The corbezzolo’s fruits ripen slowly and the flowers’ petals unfold slowly, a delicate process that a heavy rain caneasily bring to a halt. And because the flowering takes place in late autumn when the weather can be cold, rainy andwindy, the bees sometimes have to struggle to make it out of their hives to collect that precious nectar. The flowersproduce about half as much nectar as other flowers, so the bees have to work extra hard to collect enough. These factorsmake corbezzolo honey so precious that it’s hard to find outside Sardinia.
100. Which of the following statements about corbezzolo honey can be inferred from the passage？
Honey is usually described as a sweet food substance. Corbezzolo honey, however, is surprisingly bitter, with notesof leather, liquorice and smoke. Born in the mountains of the Italian island of Sardinia, this extremely rare honey has ahistory that dates back more than 2,000 years.Corbezzolo honey is obtained from the flowering of the broadleaf corbezzolo shrub, known in English as thestrawberry tree for its reddish-orange, strawberry-sized fruits. Despite the bitterness, it is often added to coffee to enhancethe drink’s bitter aromas. The special taste also makes the honey pair perfectly with seadas, a typical Sardinian dessert,and pecorino sardo, a sweet sheep’s milk cheese. What makes the bitter honey even more special is that it is actuallypacked with nutrients. Rich in vitamins and minerals, it has been prized by many generations in Sardinia, known for thenotably long lifespans of its inhabitants, many of whom live to more than 100 years old. It has been used in traditionalmedicine to suppress coughing and bring on sleep. What’s more, a 2019 study found that the honey might reduce growthof cancer cells.The corbezzolo’s fruits ripen slowly and the flowers’ petals unfold slowly, a delicate process that a heavy rain caneasily bring to a halt. And because the flowering takes place in late autumn when the weather can be cold, rainy andwindy, the bees sometimes have to struggle to make it out of their hives to collect that precious nectar. The flowersproduce about half as much nectar as other flowers, so the bees have to work extra hard to collect enough. These factorsmake corbezzolo honey so precious that it’s hard to find outside Sardinia.