高中英語聽力測驗 · 40 題
大學入學考試中心 高中英語聽力測驗 參考試卷 3
大學入學考試中心公開的高中英聽試題示例與參考試卷,附整卷音檔和逐字稿。
試題來源:大學入學考試中心公開試題,音檔與題目著作權屬原單位。逐字稿由 Loopy 整理,本頁僅供學習使用。
整卷音檔
第一部分:圖片聽解(單選)
第 1 題
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one, you'll listen to a short conversation. Please look at the four pictures. What should we give mom and dad for their twenty fifth anniversary? How about these watches? They're too expensive. Okay. How about those t shirts? Mom and dad already have lots of t shirts. Well, let's see. How about these pillows? World's best mom and world's best dad. I think they're perfect. Okay. Let's order them. D. E. T. Question one. What did the man and the woman decide to order? For
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第一題,請聽一段簡短的對話。請看這四張圖片。 「爸媽的二十五週年紀念日,我們該送他們什麼好呢?」 「這些手錶怎麼樣?」 「太貴了。」 「好吧,那那些T恤呢?」 「爸媽已經有很多T恤了。」 「嗯,讓我想想。這款抱枕怎麼樣?上面寫著『世界上最棒的媽媽』和『世界上最棒的爸爸』。」 「我覺得這很完美。」 「好,那我們就訂這個吧。」 問題一:這名男子和女子決定訂購什麼?
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question two, you'll listen to a short conversation. Please look at the four pictures. Uh-oh. We don't have much food left in the fridge. I'd better go to the grocery store. What are you going to get? Let's see. Definitely some bread, milk and eggs, basic things like that. Well, let me make a shopping list. So anything else besides those? We also need some tomatoes and brownies. Okay, tomatoes. I'm writing it down. But I don't think we need brownies. I've already made some. Question two. Which is the correct picture of the woman's shopping list? For question
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第二題,請聽一段簡短對話。請看這四張圖片。「糟糕。我們冰箱裡沒剩多少食物了。我最好去一趟超市。」「你打算買什麼?」「我想想。一定要買些麵包、牛奶和蛋,就是這類基本的東西。」「好,那我來寫張購物清單。所以除了這些,還需要別的嗎?」「我們還需要一些番茄和布朗尼。」「好,番茄,我記下來了。但我覺得我們不需要布朗尼,我已經做了一些。」第二題。哪一張才是這位女士購物清單的正確圖片?
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three, you'll listen to a short conversation. Please look at the four pictures. Hi. Are you working on a project? Yeah. I've been searching on the Internet about the topic of gestures. So have you found anything interesting? Yes, I think so. Look at this one. It's two people putting their fists together. Oh, that's called a fist bump. It's popular in American culture. It's an informal way of greeting someone by bumping each other's knuckles. Question three. Which picture shows the gesture described by the two speakers? For question
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第三題,你將會聽到一段簡短的對話。請看這四張圖片。嗨。你正在做報告嗎?對啊。我一直在網路上搜尋關於手勢的主題。那你發現了什麼有趣的內容嗎?有啊,我覺得有。看這張,這是兩個人把拳頭碰在一起。喔,那叫做擊拳(fist bump)。這在美國文化中很流行,是一種透過互碰指關節來跟人打招呼的非正式方式。第三題。哪一張圖片顯示了兩位說話者所描述的手勢?關於第...
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four, you'll listen to a short talk. Please look at the four pictures. Hi. It's Angela with Howard and Holly, where the path to academic excellence shouldn't be a secret. Since I started sharing tips on my YouTube channel, I've received requests to provide more one on one guidance with the college and law school application process. I'm happy to announce that Howard and Holly has officially become an educational consulting firm. So, visit our website and schedule an educational consultation. Question four. Which one is the correct image for the Howard and Holly website?
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第四題,你將會聆聽一段簡短的談話。請看這四張圖片。嗨,我是 Howard and Holly 的 Angela。在我們這裡,追求卓越學術成就的道路不應該是個秘密。自從我開始在我的 YouTube 頻道上分享訣竅以來,就一直收到許多請求,希望能針對大學和法學院的申請過程提供更多一對一的指導。我很開心地宣布,Howard and Holly 已經正式成為一家教育諮詢機構。所以,歡迎造訪我們的網站並預約教育諮詢。第四題。哪一張是 Howard and Holly 網站的正確圖片?
第二部分:圖片聽解(多選)
第 5 題 (複選)

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question five, please look at picture five. Question five. Which two of the following are true about the poster? A, there will be a welcome party for the new students. B, the history department will host an afternoon tea party. C, the welcome party will be held at the history department lounge. D, new students are invited to an end of semester party. For question
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第五題,請看圖五。第五題。關於這張海報,以下哪兩項敘述是正確的?A,將為新生舉辦迎新派對。B,歷史系將舉辦下午茶聚會。C,迎新派對將在歷史系交誼廳舉行。D,新生受邀參加期末派對。針對...
第 6 題 (複選)

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six, please look at picture six. Question six. Which two of the following are true about the coupon? A, customers can get $10 off when they buy two pairs of shoes. B, the offer is good for all footwear items. C, customers can get 10% off on their total purchase. D, the shoe store is open every day. For question
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第六題,請看圖片六。第六題。關於這張折價券,下列哪兩項說明是正確的?A,顧客購買兩雙鞋子可折抵10美元。B,此優惠適用於所有鞋類商品。C,顧客的消費總額可享九折優惠。D,這家鞋店每天都有營業。關於第...
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seven, please look at picture seven. Question seven. Which two of the following are true about the information in this chart? A, classical music makes up more than half of the music sales. B, British consumers' favorite music type is rock music. C, 24% of the music sold in Britain is jazz. D, classical music is more popular than jazz in Britain. For
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第七題,請看圖片七。第七題。關於這張圖表中的資訊,下列哪兩項是正確的?A:古典音樂佔了音樂銷售量的一半以上。B:英國消費者最喜愛的音樂類型是搖滾樂。C:在英國銷售的音樂中有 24% 是爵士樂。D:在英國,古典音樂比爵士樂更受歡迎。
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question eight, please look at picture eight. Question eight. Which two of the following are true about the picture? A, a group of tourists is traveling in wheelchairs. B, a group of tourists is sightseeing on bicycle taxis. C, the woman wearing a cap is eating while walking. D, the woman wearing a mask is looking at her phone.
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第八題,請看圖片八。第八題。關於這張圖片,以下哪兩項敘述是正確的?A,一群遊客坐輪椅旅行。B,一群遊客搭乘觀光三輪車遊覽。C,戴帽子的女子一邊走路一邊吃東西。D,戴口罩的女子正在看手機。
第三部分:對答
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nine. Have you tried the new restaurant next to our school? I heard the Chinese food they serve there is quite good.
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第九題。你吃過我們學校旁邊那間新開的餐廳了嗎?我聽說他們的中式料理很不錯。
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Question 10. Keep your dog away from me. It doesn't look very friendly.
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第十題。讓你的狗離我遠一點。牠看起來不是很友善。
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Question 11. What's your school bag doing on the kitchen table?
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第 11 題:你的書包怎麼會放在廚房的餐桌上?
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12. When I was crossing the street, someone tapped me on the shoulder.
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12. 我過馬路的時候,有人拍了我的肩膀。
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Question 13. I need your advice. Should I open the present now, or should I wait until I get home?
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第 13 題。我需要你的建議。我應該現在打開禮物,還是等我回到家再打開?
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Question 14. Do you mind if I take a day off from work next week?
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第 14 題:你介意我下週請一天假嗎?
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15. It's the holiday season. Do you think we should reserve our seats for the trip soon?
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現在是旅遊旺季,你認為我們應該盡快預訂旅行的座位嗎?
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16. The assignment is to write a report on the movie we just watched in class.
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這次的作業是要針對我們剛剛在課堂上看的電影寫一份報告。
第四部分:簡短對話
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question 17, you'll listen to a short conversation. Where are you going this summer? I'm thinking of France. I have never been to Paris. Neither have I. And it's so much easier now that you can get there by train. Question 17. Which of the following statements is true about the speakers? For question
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第 17 題,請聽這段簡短的對話。 男:你今年夏天要去哪裡? 女:我想去法國。我從來沒去過巴黎。 男:我也沒去過。而且現在可以搭火車去,方便多了。 第 17 題。關於這兩位說話者,下列哪一項敘述是正確的?
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18, you'll listen to a short conversation. I've started turning my phone off in the evening. I was constantly checking my messages and looking for information. It made me feel like some kind of addict. I think a lot of people feel a bit like that these days. I know I certainly do. Right. You know, it was as if my phone was starting to control me. Yeah. I know exactly what you mean. Question 18. What feelings does the woman express in this conversation? For
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第 18 題,你將聆聽一段簡短對話。 「我開始在晚上把手機關機了。我之前一直不停地檢查訊息和找資料,這讓我感覺自己好像上癮了一樣。」 「我想現在很多人多少都有這種感覺。我知道我絕對也是。」 「對啊。你知道的,就好像我的手機開始控制我一樣。」 「沒錯。我完全懂你的意思。」 第 18 題。這位女士在對話中表達了什麼感受?
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question 19, you'll listen to a short conversation. You don't look very well. What's wrong? It's my head. I feel terrible. Have you taken anything? No, not yet. I'll go to best care during my lunch break. Question 19. Why does the man want to go to best care? For
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第 19 題,請聽一段簡短對話。 「你看起來不太舒服,怎麼了嗎?」 「我頭痛,覺得很不舒服。」 「你吃藥了嗎?」 「還沒。我午休時會去 Best Care。」 第 19 題。男子為什麼要去 Best Care?為了……
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question 20, you'll listen to a short conversation. Do you think you can teach someone to be a good writer? It depends on what you mean by good. How do you define a good writer? I mean someone like Shakespeare. He fits my definition of a good writer. Then I'd say no. That kind of writing needs talent. I don't think that is something you can teach. Question 20. What can we learn from the conversation? For
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第 20 題,你將聆聽一段簡短的對話。 「你覺得有可能教人成為一位優秀的作家嗎?」 「這取決於你所謂的『優秀』是指什麼。你如何定義優秀的作家?」 「我指的是像莎士比亞那樣的人。他符合我對優秀作家的定義。」 「那我的答案是不行。那種寫作水準需要天賦,我不認為那是可以教得出來的。」 第 20 題。我們能從這段對話中得知什麼?
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questions twenty one and twenty two, you'll listen to a conversation. Do you know what you want to major in at university? I can't make up my mind. Of course, it depends on my grades, but I want to major in history. History? My father is a historian, but between math and history, I would rather choose math. What? For me, history is fascinating. I guess you just don't like it. That's right. There's just too much to remember. All those dates. That's true. But there are some great stories as well. My grandmother used to talk a lot about what life was like when she was a girl. I think that's where my interest comes from. I see. And understanding the past helps you to better understand the present. Maybe you're right, but I still don't like history. Question 21. What is the most likely relationship between the two speakers? Question 22. Why did the man become interested in history? For questions
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第21與22題。你將會聽到一段對話。 「你知道你大學想主修什麼嗎?」 「我還拿不定主意。當然,這要看我的成績而定,但我希望能主修歷史。」 「歷史?我爸爸是個歷史學家,但如果要我在數學和歷史之間做選擇,我寧可選數學。」 「什麼?對我來說,歷史非常迷人。我想你大概就是不喜歡它吧。」 「沒錯。要記的東西實在太多了,特別是那些年份。」 「這倒也是。但歷史裡也有很多很棒的故事。我祖母以前常跟我聊她小時候的生活。我想那就是我對歷史產生興趣的原因。」 「我懂了。而且了解過去能幫助你更了解現在。」 「也許你是對的,但我還是不喜歡歷史。」 第21題。兩位說話者最可能是什麼關係? 第22題。為什麼這名男子會對歷史產生興趣?
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Question 22. Why did the man become interested in history? For questions twenty three and twenty four, you'll listen to a conversation. I'm going out for a walk. Do you want to come? Where are you going? I was thinking of going through the woods and then down to the river. I'm going to take my camera with me. You want to take some photographs? Yeah. The woods are full of wildflowers at this time of the year. I know. They're really beautiful. So are you coming? Sure. Why not? A bit of exercise will do me good, especially after a big breakfast. Just give me five minutes to get ready. Great. Take your time. There's no need to hurry.
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第 22 題:這名男子為什麼對歷史產生興趣?針對第 23 題與第 24 題,您將聆聽一段對話。 「我要出去散步,你想一起來嗎?」 「你要去哪裡?」 「我打算穿過樹林,然後走到河邊。我會帶上相機。」 「你想拍些照片嗎?」 「對啊,每年這個時候,樹林裡都開滿了野花。」 「我知道,真的很漂亮。」 「那你要一起去嗎?」 「好啊,有何不可?運動一下對我有好處,特別是在剛吃完豐盛的早餐之後。給我五分鐘準備一下。」 「太好了,慢慢來,不用急。」
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twenty three and twenty four, you'll listen to a conversation. I'm going out for a walk. Do you want to come? Where are you going? I was thinking of going through the woods and then down to the river. I'm going to take my camera with me. You want to take some photographs? Yeah. The woods are full of wildflowers at this time of the year. I know. They're really beautiful. So are you coming? Sure. Why not? A bit of exercise will do me good, especially after a big breakfast. Just give me five minutes to get ready. Great. Take your time. There's no need to hurry. Question 23. Why does the man want to go out? Question 24. What time of day does the conversation most likely take place? The
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第23題與第24題,你將會聽到一段對話。 「我要出去散個步,你要一起來嗎?」「你要去哪裡?」「我在想可以穿過森林,然後走到河邊。我打算帶上我的相機。」「你想去拍照嗎?」「對啊,每年這個時候,森林裡都開滿了野花。」「我知道,那些花真的很漂亮。所以你要來嗎?」「好啊,有何不可?運動一下對我有好處,特別是在吃完豐盛的早餐之後。再給我五分鐘準備一下。」「太好了,慢慢來,不用急。」 第23題:男子為什麼想出門?第24題:這段對話最可能發生在一天的哪個時間?
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Question 24. What time of day does the conversation most likely take place? The sample question is based on the following announcement. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This is Captain Jason Zhang again. We will begin our descent into Hong Kong International Airport in about fifteen minutes. Depending on the instructions from the air traffic controllers, we expect to be landing at about 03:00. Remain seated with your seat belt fastened. On behalf of all of us at Star Air, thank you for flying with us. Questions twenty five and twenty six are based on the following talk. A global food shortage is coming. There is no possible way to produce enough food to feed the world's population under the current system. Already, 1,000,000,000 people in the world go to bed hungry every single night. Already, somewhere in the world, someone starves to death every three point six seconds and three quarters of them are children under the age of five. Already, approximately a third of all children in the world under the age of five suffer from serious malnutrition. And the bad news is that the world simply does not have enough water to grow much more food. Questions twenty seven and twenty eight are based on the following talk. Carl Sandberg, the poet, was born in Illinois. His parents had immigrated from Sweden. Sandberg dropped out of school at the end of eighth grade and went to work to help support the family by delivering milk and newspapers, but he wanted to travel. He hid on trains and traveled throughout the Midwest and even to Colorado. His most well known works were written for his children. His daughters couldn't understand European fairy tales, especially those about kings and queens. Therefore, he wrote stories about American things, such as skyscrapers and trains. Questions twenty nine and thirty are based on the following report. Plastic is something that most of us use every day. But experts say, for the environment, plastic is a serious problem. A recent study found that more than 8,000,000 tons of plastic waste has entered the world's oceans, and that's putting our sea life in a really risky situation. Many seabirds and marine mammals die from plastic every year. Unlike paper or cardboard, plastic takes a long time to break down. So the United Nations wants people to avoid single use packaging and encourages people to clean up their local beaches. The Taiwanese government has also set up rules to ban most retailers from providing free plastic bags and encourages citizens to avoid using plastic straws. Questions thirty one and thirty two are based on the following talk. The Mitchell Museum of the American Indian will offer special activities for children during spring vacation from April 3 to April 6. Kids can engage in do it yourself art and craft projects, making traditional Native American items such as woven rugs and masks. Native American stories will be read each afternoon at 2PM in the museum's reading room. All activities are included in the price of the admission, which is $5 for adults and $3 for children and students. Admission is free for Mitchell Museum members and tribal members. The museum is open 10AM to 5PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and noon to 4PM on Saturdays and Sundays. The museum is closed on Mondays. The sample question is based on the following conversation. Hi. My name is Yijing Wang. I'm the president of the Taiwan Student Association. We're planning to organize a reception party next month, but I just got an email yesterday saying that there were some problems with our application. Okay. Hold on a moment. Let me get your event planning worksheet and see what's going on. Thanks. Ah, I see. Your worksheet is incomplete, so we're unable to process your application. You still need to check the event location. Where are you going to hold your event? Well, it's going to be in Aristotle Hall, Conference Room 305. Alright. Just check Aristotle and write down Room 305. Now, let's move on to the next section. Sample question. Where will the event be held? Questions 33 to 36 are based on the following conversation. Apples are on sale this morning. Please visit our organic fruit section. Hey, let's get some apples. Wow. These organic apples are only $3.99 per pound. Only $3.99? They're still expensive. Those imported apples in the front are just half the cost. Well, that's true, but they're different. Those are conventionally grown apples. These organic apples are local and are safer and tastier. But are they really worth the extra cost? I think so. Organic apples need more human labor than conventional ones. That's why they generally cost more. Plus, organic farmers don't use chemical fertilizers, harmful pesticides, or herbicides, which is better for us and for the environment. So I prefer organic apples. I can see your point, but I just don't trust the sellers. They may use words like organic or natural just to attract customers. How do we really know their products are grown organically? Well, real organic products are certified by the government and are allowed to use the organic label. Like this one, it's labeled USDA meaning that it meets the strict regulations set by the US government. Okay. You win. Let's get some organic apples and use them to make a pie for dinner.
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第 24 題。這段對話最可能在一天中的什麼時間點發生?本範例問題是根據以下廣播內容。午安,各位女士、先生。我是機長張傑森(Jason Zhang)。我們將在約 15 分鐘後開始降落至香港國際機場。根據飛航管制員的指示,我們預計將在 3 點左右著陸。請留在座位上並繫好安全帶。我謹代表星空航空全體機組人員,感謝您搭乘我們的航班。 第 25 題與第 26 題是根據以下演說。全球糧食短缺即將來臨。在現行體系下,根本不可能生產足夠的糧食來餵飽世界人口。目前,世界上已經有 10 億人每天餓著肚子入睡。目前,在世界某個地方,每 3.6 秒就有一人餓死,其中四分之三是五歲以下的兒童。目前,全球五歲以下兒童中,大約有三分之一面臨嚴重的營養不良。而壞消息是,地球根本沒有足夠的水資源來種植更多糧食。 第 27 題與第 28 題是根據以下演說。詩人卡爾·桑德堡(Carl Sandburg)出生於伊利諾州。他的父母是瑞典移民。桑德堡在八年級結束時輟學,並透過送牛奶和報紙來幫忙家計,但他渴望旅行。他偷偷躲在火車上,遊歷了整個中西部,甚至去了科羅拉多州。他最著名的作品是寫給他的孩子們的。他的女兒們無法理解歐洲的童話故事,尤其是那些關於國王和皇后的故事。因此,他寫了關於美國事物的故事,例如摩天大樓和火車。 第 29 題與第 30 題是根據以下報導。塑膠是我們大多數人每天都會用到的東西。但專家表示,對環境而言,塑膠是一個嚴重的問題。最近的一項研究發現,已有超過 800 萬噸的塑膠垃圾流入全球海洋,這讓我們的海洋生物陷入了極具風險的處境。每年都有許多海鳥和海洋哺乳動物因塑膠而死。與紙張或紙板不同,塑膠需要很長時間才能分解。因此,聯合國希望人們避免使用一次性包裝,並鼓勵人們清理當地的海灘。台灣政府也已制定法規,禁止大多數零售業者免費提供塑膠袋,並鼓勵國民避免使用塑膠吸管。 第 31 題與第 32 題是根據以下演說。米契爾美洲原住民博物館將在 4 月 3 日至 4 月 6 日的春假期間為兒童提供特別活動。孩子們可以參與 DIY 手作與工藝項目,製作傳統的美洲原住民物品,例如編織地毯和面具。每天下午 2 點將在博物館的閱覽室朗讀美洲原住民故事。所有活動均已包含在門票價格內,成人票價為 5 美元,兒童及學生票價為 3 美元。米契爾博物館會員和部落成員可免費入場。博物館的開放時間為週二至週五上午 10 點至下午 5 點,週六和週日下午 12 點至下午 4 點。博物館每週一休館。 本範例問題是根據以下對話。嗨,我的名字是王怡靜。我是台灣同學會的會長。我們計劃在下個月舉辦一場迎新茶會,但我昨天剛收到一封電子郵件,說我們的申請有些問題。好的,請稍等一下。讓我拿您的活動企劃表,看看是怎麼回事。謝謝。啊,我明白了。您的企劃表填寫不完整,所以我們無法處理您的申請。您還需要勾選活動地點。你們要在哪裡舉辦活動?喔,會在亞里斯多德館(Aristotle Hall)的 305 會議室。好的。只要勾選亞里斯多德,然後寫下 305 室即可。現在,讓我們進入下一個部分。範例問題。活動將在哪裡舉行? 第 33 題至第 36 題是根據以下對話。今天早上蘋果特價中,請參觀我們的有機水果區。嘿,我們買些蘋果吧。哇,這些有機蘋果一磅只要 3.99 美元。只要 3.99 美元?還是很貴耶。前面那些進口蘋果只要半價。嗯,那是真的,但它們不一樣。那些是傳統種植的蘋果。這些有機蘋果是當地的,而且更安全、更美味。但它們真的值得多花這些錢嗎?我想是的。有機蘋果比傳統蘋果需要更多的人力,這就是為什麼它們通常比較貴。此外,有機農夫不使用化學肥料、有害農藥或除草劑,這對我們和環境都更好。所以我更喜歡有機蘋果。我明白你的意思,但我就是不信任商家。他們可能會用『有機』或『天然』之類的字眼來吸引顧客。我們怎麼知道他們的產品真的是有機種植的?嗯,真正的有機產品會經過政府認證,並允許使用有機標籤。就像這一個,它標有 USDA,表示符合美國政府制定的嚴格法規。好吧,你贏了。我們買些有機蘋果,用它們來做晚餐的派吧。
第五部分:短文聽解
第 25 題
What is the main subject of this talk?
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Questions twenty five and twenty six are based on the following talk. A global food shortage is coming. There is no possible way to produce enough food to feed the world's population under the current system. Already, 1,000,000,000 people in the world go to bed hungry every single night. Already, somewhere in the world, someone starves to death every three point six seconds and three quarters of them are children under the age of five. Already, approximately a third of all children in the world under the age of five suffer from serious malnutrition. And the bad news is that the world simply does not have enough water to grow much more food.
中文翻譯
第25題與第26題是根據以下這段演講。全球糧食短缺即將來臨。在現行的系統下,根本不可能生產出足夠的糧食來餵飽全球人口。全球已經有十億人每天餓著肚子入睡。在世界上的某個角落,每3.6秒就有一人餓死,其中有四分之三是五歲以下的孩童。全球五歲以下的孩童中,已有大約三分之一正遭受嚴重的營養不良。而壞消息是,地球根本沒有足夠的水源來種植更多糧食。
第 26 題
What does the speaker feel about the problem mentioned in the talk?
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(Shared talk with Q25 — read the printed stem; no separate spoken question prompt. The talk audio plays once on the group clip.)
中文翻譯
(與第 25 題共用聽力文本——請閱讀紙本題幹;無單獨的口頭問題提示。該組音檔中,談話內容僅播放一次。)
第 27 題
Why did Sandburg leave school?
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Questions twenty seven and twenty eight are based on the following talk. Carl Sandberg, the poet, was born in Illinois. His parents had immigrated from Sweden. Sandberg dropped out of school at the end of eighth grade and went to work to help support the family by delivering milk and newspapers, but he wanted to travel. He hid on trains and traveled throughout the Midwest and even to Colorado. His most well known works were written for his children. His daughters couldn't understand European fairy tales, especially those about kings and queens. Therefore, he wrote stories about American things, such as skyscrapers and trains.
中文翻譯
第27題與第28題是根據以下演講內容。詩人卡爾·桑德堡(Carl Sandburg)出生於伊利諾州,他的父母是從瑞典移民而來。桑德堡在八年級結束時輟學,並開始工作,透過遞送牛奶和報紙來幫忙家計,但他一直很想去旅行。他偷偷搭上火車,遊歷了整個中西部,甚至去了科羅拉多州。他最著名的作品是寫給他的孩子們的。他的女兒們無法理解歐洲的童話故事,特別是關於國王和皇后的故事。因此,他寫了關於美國事物的故事,例如摩天大樓和火車。
第 28 題
What did Sandburg mainly write about?
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(Shared talk with Q27 — read the printed stem; no separate spoken question prompt. The talk audio plays once on the group clip.)
中文翻譯
(與第 27 題共用簡短演講——請閱讀紙本題幹;無單獨的口頭問題提示。該演講音檔於題組中播放一次。)
第 29 題
What is this report mainly about?
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Questions twenty nine and thirty are based on the following report. Plastic is something that most of us use every day. But experts say, for the environment, plastic is a serious problem. A recent study found that more than 8,000,000 tons of plastic waste has entered the world's oceans, and that's putting our sea life in a really risky situation. Many seabirds and marine mammals die from plastic every year. Unlike paper or cardboard, plastic takes a long time to break down. So the United Nations wants people to avoid single use packaging and encourages people to clean up their local beaches. The Taiwanese government has also set up rules to ban most retailers from providing free plastic bags and encourages citizens to avoid using plastic straws.
中文翻譯
第29題與第30題是根據以下報導。塑膠是我們大多數人每天都會用到的東西。但專家表示,對環境而言,塑膠是一個嚴重的問題。最近的一項研究發現,已有超過800萬噸的塑膠垃圾流入世界各地的海洋,這讓海洋生物面臨極大的危險。每年都有許多海鳥和海洋哺乳動物因塑膠而死。與紙張或紙板不同,塑膠需要很長的時間才能分解。因此,聯合國希望人們避免使用一次性包裝,並鼓勵大家清理當地的海灘。臺灣政府也制定了相關規定,禁止大多數零售商免費提供塑膠袋,並鼓勵民眾避免使用塑膠吸管。
第 30 題
What action has the Taiwanese government taken regarding the issue?
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(Shared talk with Q29 — read the printed stem; no separate spoken question prompt. The talk audio plays once on the group clip.)
中文翻譯
(與第 29 題共用短講——請閱讀考卷上的題幹;無單獨的口語問題提示。該短講音檔在題組中僅播放一次。)
第 31 題
Which of the following activities is offered for kids?
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Questions thirty one and thirty two are based on the following talk. The Mitchell Museum of the American Indian will offer special activities for children during spring vacation from April 3 to April 6. Kids can engage in do it yourself art and craft projects, making traditional Native American items such as woven rugs and masks. Native American stories will be read each afternoon at 2PM in the museum's reading room. All activities are included in the price of the admission, which is $5 for adults and $3 for children and students. Admission is free for Mitchell Museum members and tribal members. The museum is open 10AM to 5PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and noon to 4PM on Saturdays and Sundays. The museum is closed on Mondays. The
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第31題和第32題是根據以下這段話。米切爾美洲原住民博物館將在4月3日至4月6日的春假期間,為兒童提供特別活動。孩子們可以參與DIY手工藝活動,製作編織地毯和面具等傳統美洲原住民物品。每天下午2點,博物館的閱覽室內會朗讀美洲原住民的故事。所有活動費用皆已包含在門票內,成人門票為5美元,兒童與學生門票為3美元。米切爾博物館會員和部落成員可免費入場。博物館的開放時間為週二至週五上午10點至下午5點,週六和週日為中午12點至下午4點。博物館每週一閉館。
第 32 題
On what days is the museum open only in the afternoon?
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(Shared talk with Q31 — read the printed stem; no separate spoken question prompt. The talk audio plays once on the group clip.)
中文翻譯
(與第 31 題共用聽力內容——請閱讀試卷上的題幹;無單獨的口說問題提示。該段聽力音檔僅播放一次。)
第六部分:長篇聽解
第 33 題
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33 to 36 are based on the following conversation. Apples are on sale this morning. Please visit our organic fruit section. Hey, let's get some apples. Wow. These organic apples are only $3.99 per pound. Only $3.99? They're still expensive. Those imported apples in the front are just half the cost. Well, that's true, but they're different. Those are conventionally grown apples. These organic apples are local and are safer and tastier. But are they really worth the extra cost? I think so. Organic apples need more human labor than conventional ones. That's why they generally cost more. Plus, organic farmers don't use chemical fertilizers, harmful pesticides, or herbicides, which is better for us and for the environment. So I prefer organic apples. I can see your point, but I just don't trust the sellers. They may use words like organic or natural just to attract customers. How do we really know their products are grown organically? Well, real organic products are certified by the government and are allowed to use the organic label. Like this one, it's labeled USDA meaning that it meets the strict regulations set by the US government. Okay. You win. Let's get some organic apples and use them to make a pie for dinner. Question 33. Where does this conversation most likely take place? Question 34. According to the woman, why are organic apples more expensive? Question 35. Which of the following is not a reason why the woman prefers organic apples? Question 36. Which one of the following labels is the woman referring to?
中文翻譯
第33至36題是根據以下對話。 (廣播:)今天早上蘋果特價中,歡迎參觀選購我們的有機水果專區。 嘿,我們買些蘋果吧。哇,這些有機蘋果一磅只要3.99美元。 只要3.99美元?還是很貴啊。前面那些進口蘋果只要半價耶。 嗯,這倒也是,但它們不一樣。那些是傳統農法種植的蘋果。這些有機蘋果是本地產的,而且更安全、更好吃。 但它們真的值那個差價嗎? 我覺得值。有機蘋果比傳統蘋果需要更多人力,這就是為什麼他們通常比較貴。此外,有機農夫不使用化學肥料、有害農藥或除草劑,這對我們和環境都更好。所以我更喜歡有機蘋果。 我明白妳的意思,但我就是不信任商家。他們可能會用「有機」或「天然」等字眼來吸引顧客。我們怎麼知道他們的產品真的是有機種植的? 這個嘛,真正的有機產品會經過政府認證,並允許使用有機標章。就像這一個,它標有 USDA(美國農業部認證),代表它符合美國政府制定的嚴格法規。 好吧,妳贏了。我們買些有機蘋果,晚餐拿來做蘋果派吧。 問題33:這段對話最可能發生在哪裡? 問題34:根據這位女士的說法,為什麼有機蘋果比較貴? 問題35:下列哪一項不是這位女士偏好有機蘋果的原因? 問題36:這位女士指的是哪一種標章?
第 34 題
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Question 34. According to the woman, why are organic apples more expensive?
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第 34 題。根據這位女士的說法,為什麼有機蘋果比較貴?
第 35 題
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Question 35. Which of the following is not a reason why the woman prefers organic apples?
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第 35 題。下列何者不是該女子偏好有機蘋果的原因?
第 36 題
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Question 36. Which one of the following labels is the woman referring to? Questions 37 to 40 are based on the following talk. Whether you are a sociable person or not, making small talk is a part of life. Like it or not, sometimes you're going to find yourself in a situation where you just have to get a conversation going with a new acquaintance. Luckily, there are plenty of useful tips for starting a conversation. One powerful way is to ask open ended questions, Questions that can't be answered with a simple yes or no, or a single word like okay or right. Sometimes though, it can be tricky to come up with suitable open ended questions. In these situations, you can use the F. O. R. M. Acronym, which stands for family, occupation, recreation, and miscellaneous. The first three of these are fairly straightforward. The last one, miscellaneous, is the one that allows for the most creativity on your part. For example, you could ask your new acquaintance if she's read any interesting books or seen any great movies recently. Questions like these are far more likely to lead to an actual conversation. If you want to learn more about how to make small talk or how to choose the right word in your conversation, please read The Fine Art of Small Talk by Deborah Fine.
中文翻譯
第 36 題。這位女士指的是下列哪一個標籤?第 37 至 40 題是根據以下這段談話。不論你是不是一個擅長社交的人,閒聊都是生活的一部分。不管你喜不喜歡,有時候你難免會遇到必須和新認識的人展開對話的情況。幸好,有很多實用的技巧可以幫助你開啟話題。其中一個很有用的方法是提出「開放式問題」,也就是那些無法用簡單的「是」或「否」,或是像「好」或「對」等單一詞彙來回答的問題。不過有時候,要想到合適的開放式問題可能有點困難。在這種情況下,你可以使用「F. O. R. M.」這個首字母縮寫,它代表家庭(family)、職業(occupation)、娛樂(recreation)和其它(miscellaneous)。前三個相當直截了當。最後一個「miscellaneous」(其它),則是最能讓你發揮創意的一個。例如,你可以問新認識的朋友最近有沒有讀過什麼有趣的書,或看過什麼好看的電影。像這樣的問題更有可能引導出真正的對話。如果你想了解更多關於如何閒聊或如何在對話中選擇合適的詞彙,請閱讀黛博拉.法恩(Deborah Fine)所著的《閒聊的藝術》(The Fine Art of Small Talk)。
第 37 題
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Questions 37 to 40 are based on the following talk. Whether you are a sociable person or not, making small talk is a part of life. Like it or not, sometimes you're going to find yourself in a situation where you just have to get a conversation going with a new acquaintance. Luckily, there are plenty of useful tips for starting a conversation. One powerful way is to ask open ended questions, Questions that can't be answered with a simple yes or no, or a single word like okay or right. Sometimes though, it can be tricky to come up with suitable open ended questions. In these situations, you can use the F. O. R. M. Acronym, which stands for family, occupation, recreation, and miscellaneous. The first three of these are fairly straightforward. The last one, miscellaneous, is the one that allows for the most creativity on your part. For example, you could ask your new acquaintance if she's read any interesting books or seen any great movies recently. Questions like these are far more likely to lead to an actual conversation. If you want to learn more about how to make small talk or how to choose the right word in your conversation, please read The Fine Art of Small Talk by Deborah Fine. Question 37. According to the talk, what is a powerful way to get a conversation started? Question 38. What does o in F O R M stand for? Question 39. Which of the following is an example of miscellaneous questions given by the speaker? Question 40. What does the speaker recommend at the end of the talk?
中文翻譯
第37至40題是基於以下演講內容。不論你是不是一個愛社交的人,閒聊都是生活的一部分。不論喜不喜歡,有時候你難免會遇到必須和初次見面的人開啟對話的狀況。幸運的是,有許多實用的訣竅可以幫助你開啟話題。其中一個強而有力的方法是問「開放式問題」,也就是無法只用簡單的「是」或「不是」,或像「好」、「對」這類單字來回答的問題。不過,有時候要想到合適的開放式問題可能不太容易。在這種情況下,你可以使用「F. O. R. M.」這個首字母縮寫字,它代表家庭(Family)、職業(Occupation)、娛樂(Recreation)和雜項(Miscellaneous)。前三個概念相當直截了當。最後一個「雜項」則是最能讓你發揮創意的一個。例如,你可以問新認識的朋友最近有沒有看過什麼有趣的書或好看的電影。像這樣的問題更有可能引導出真正的對話。如果你想了解更多關於如何閒聊或如何在對話中選擇合適措辭的資訊,請閱讀黛博拉・法恩(Deborah Fine)所著的《閒聊的藝術》(The Fine Art of Small Talk)。 第37題:根據這段演講,開啟對話的強效方法是什麼? 第38題:F O R M 中的 O 代表什麼? 第39題:以下哪一個是講者所舉「雜項」問題的例子? 第40題:講者在演講最後推薦了什麼?
第 38 題
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Question 38. What does o in F O R M stand for?
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第 38 題。F O R M 中的 o 代表什麼?
第 39 題
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Question 39. Which of the following is an example of miscellaneous questions given by the speaker?
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第 39 題:下列何者是講者所舉的雜項問題範例?
第 40 題
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Question 40. What does the speaker recommend at the end of the talk?
中文翻譯
第 40 題:講者在演講結束時推薦了什麼?



















