私立再兴高级中学

1 私立再興高級中學 Senior First Monthly Examination

_________科_______年________班______號 姓名________________ CODE: 03 COVERAGE: FAR EAST Lesson 6, 7, 8

一、語法測驗 共出15題,每題1分,共15分

1. Those ________ silently crossed the fields, half ________ in the mists of the fall morning. (A) deers/hiding (B) deer/hidden (C) deers/hidden (D) deer/hiding 2. Brad has been grounded. He must ________ something wrong. (A) have done (B) do (C) be doing (D) be 3. If there were only joy in the world, we ________ to be brave and patient. (A) won't learn (B) could have learned (C) could never learn (D) would learn 4. Mei-ying has her own problem when it comes to ________. (A) be appropriately dressed (B) how to dress appropriately (C) wear appropriately (D) dress herself appropriately 5. She knows that ________ seriously as a business person, she must act like one. (A) taken (B) to be taken (C) taking (D) to take 6. Along the roads, wild flowers ________ the traveler's eyes. (A) delighted (B) were delighted (C) delighting (D) were delighting 7. The forest looked browned, ________ swept by fire. (A) while (B) which (C) as though (D) and 8. He is a total slob. He wears ________ clothes. They are ________ and dirty. (A) torn / wrinkled (B) broken / crushed (C) ripped / wrinkling (D) crumpled / crushing 9. I would like to take a long look at Anne Sullivan, _____ companionship is the most valuable thing in my life. (A) who (B) that (C) whose (D) by which 10. Deaf people sometimes have more trouble ________ with society than blind people. (A) deal (B) dealing (C) to deal (D) to dealing 11. I would like to find in her face the living evidence of the sympathetic tenderness and patience _____ she accomplished my education. (A) that (B) which (C) with that (D) with which 12. Darkness would teach us _____ sight. (A) appreciate (B) more appreciative of (C) the joys of (D) how precious is 13. What would you do if you _____ blind and deaf? (A) are (B) were stricken (C) become (D) struck 14. With extreme reluctance I should leave the Metropolitan Museum, ________ contains the key to the greatest treasures in the world. (A) that (B) who (C) which (D) whose 15. Lee must have done something wrong, ________ he has been grounded. (A) otherwise (B) for (C) unless (D) although

二、克漏字測驗 共出3題,每題1分,共30分

< 1> As the men entered the valley, the first thing 16 was a strange stillness. There were no people to be seen, and even the birds had gone. Puzzled and confused, the men 17 and looked around the area. Once the valley had been the site of orchards from 18 the spring blossom would drift above the green fields. Autumn there was always a blaze of color set against the 19 of tall pine trees that covered the mountain beyond. The valley was 20 its abundance and variety of wild animals and bird life. People traveled 21 to fish in the clear streams that flowed into the river, which wound through the landscape like a huge lazy blue snake. 22 , the first settlers had raised their homes in this natural 23 , growing fruit and grain in the rich soil. Now, the place was covered by a shadow of death. Every farm building the men examined was deserted. The apple trees that 24 coming into bloom 2

were stricken by some terrible malady. It seemed 25 an evil spell had settled on the valley. ( ) 16. (A) that noticed (B) they were noticed (C) they noticed (D) noticing ( ) 17. (A) stood out (B) spread out (C) picked up (D) tried on ( ) 18. (A) whom (B) where (C) there (D) them ( ) 19. (A) backup (B) backstage (C) backdrop (D) backdoor ( ) 20. (A) famous for (B) known as (C) called for (D) said to ( ) 21. (A) great distances (B) long journeys (C) big trips (D) many places ( ) 22. (A) In the ancient time (B) Hundreds of years ago (C) Many years passed (D) Long time ago ( ) 23. (A) fantasy (B) pleasure (C) hometown (D) paradise ( ) 24. (A) would have (B) were about to (C) should have been (D) has been ( ) 25. (A) as if (B) as to (C) though (D) there was < 2>This is a free world, so everyone can look the way they like; however, dirty-looking appearances will most likely 26 finding a good job or a good spouse and vice versa. To create a good impression, you 27 to spend a great deal of money on clothing. All you need is 28 according to occasions. Dresses made of a ruffled hem are fancy enough to make a woman look great; 29 , they are not the right ones for an office setting. 30 are slacks or jeans. They are too casual. The way people look sends out many 31 . It can reveal whether you have high or low self-esteem; whether you are 32 to those around you, or whether you 33 about yourself only. What you wear and how you look show how you 34 your friends, your co-worker, your family, and, 35 , yourself. ( ) 26. (A) make impossible (B) have a hard time (C) keep them from (D) enable them to ( ) 27. (A) aren't necessary (B) are needless (C) need not (D) don't need ( ) 28. (A) dress (B) wear (C) dresses (D) clothing ( ) 29. (A) as a result (B) nevertheless (C) moreover (D) hence ( ) 30. (A) No more (B) Both (C) No less (D) Neither ( ) 31. (A) information (B) replies (C) news (D) messages ( ) 32. (A) sensible (B) sensitive (C) sensual (D) sensational ( ) 33. (A) like (B) care (C) mind (D) defend ( ) 34. (A) respect (B) pay respects to (C) in respect of (D) are respectful ( )35. (A) even (B) most importantly (C) in addition (D) so to speak < 3> Helen Keller became blind and deaf when she was nineteen months old. However, she thought that it would be a(n) 36 if each human being 37 blind and deaf for a few days at some time during his early adult life. She believed darkness would make him 38 of sight and silence would teach him the joys of sound. Sometimes, Helen Keller tested her seeing friends to discover 39 they saw. But their answers often disappointed her—they saw nothing 40 noting! How could that be? 41 a person who could not see, Helen Keller found hundreds of things 42 her through mere touch. She touched the branches of trees hopefully 43 a bud. She placed her hand gently on a tree and felt the happy quiver of a bird 44 . She was delighted to have the cool waters of a brook 45 through her open fingers. It was impossible for her friends to walk for an hour through the woods and see nothing special! ( ) 36. (A) disaster (B) blessing (C) comedy (D) accident ( ) 37. (A) strikes (B) struck (C) is stricken (D) were stricken ( ) 38. (A) appreciate (B) appreciative (C) appreciation (D) appreciating ( ) 39. (A) what (B) how (C) that (D) which ( ) 40. (A) worth (B) worthy of (C) worthwhile (D) worthy ( ) 41. (A) To be (B) Be (C) As (D) For ( ) 42. (A) interest (B) to interesting (C) interested (D) that interested ( ) 43. (A) searching (B) and look for (C) in search of (D) to see ( ) 44. (A) in full bloom (B) in full song (C) at full speed (D) at full strength ( )45.(A) ran (B) to running (C) to run (D) run