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  #a4 ,Mangoes are a ---- fruit here in 
,Taiwan2 most of them reach their peak 
of sweetness in ,July4 
  7,A7 mature 7,B7 usual
  7,C7 seasonal 7,D7 particular
  #b4 ,After spending most of her salary
on rent and food1 ,Amelia ---- had any
money left for entertainment and other
expenses4
  7,A7 barely 7,B7 fairly
  7,C7 merely 7,D7 readily
  #c4 ,Helen let out a sigh of ----
after hearing that her brother was not 
injured in the accident4 
  7,A7 hesitation 7,B7 relief
  7,C7 sorrow 7,D7 triumph
  #d4 ,The recent cooking oil scandals 
have led to calls for tougher ---- 
of sales of food products4
  7,A7 tolerance 7,B7 guarantee
  7,C7 regulation 7,D7 distribution
  #e4 ,The airport was closed because of
the snowstorm1 and our ---- for ,Paris 
had to be delayed until the following 
day4 
  7,A7 movement 7,B7 registration
  7,C7 tendency 7,D7 departure
  #f4 ,Shouting greetings and waving a 
big sign1 ,Tony ---- the passing 
shoppers to visit his shop and buy the 
freshly baked bread4 
  7,A7 accessed 7,B7 edited
  7,C7 imposed 7,D7 urged
  #g4 ,The recent flood completely ---- 
my parents' farm4 ,The farmhouse and 
fruit trees were all gone and nothing 
was left4 
  7,A7 ruined 7,B7 cracked
  7,C7 hastened 7,D7 neglected
  #h4 ,Silence in some way is as ---- 
as speech4 ,It can be used to show1 
for example1 disagreement or lack of
interest4
  7,A7 sociable 7,B7 expressive
  7,C7 reasonable 7,D7 objective
  #i4 ,Most of the area is covered by 
woods1 where bird species are so ---- 
that it is a paradise for birdwatchers4 
  7,A7 durable 7,B7 private
  7,C7 realistic 7,D7 numerous
  #aj4 ,Various studies have been ---- 
in this hospital to explore the link 
between a high-fat diet and cancer4 
  7,A7 conducted 7,B7 confirmed
  7,C7 implied 7,D7 improved
  
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  ,April ,Fools' ,Day1 one of the most 
light-hearted days of the year1 has 
an unclear origin4 ,Some see it as a
celebration related to the turn of the 
seasons from winter to spring2 others1 
however1 believe that it #aa---- 
the adoption of a new calendar4
  ,Ancient cultures celebrated ,New 
,Year's ,Day on or around ,April #a1
which roughly coincides with the 
beginning of spring4 ,In #aehb1 ,Pope
,Gregory ,,XIII ordered a new calendar1 
which called for ,New ,Year's ,Day to be
celebrated on ,January #a4 ,However1 
many people1 either refusing to accept 
the new date or not having heard about 
it1 #ab---- to celebrate ,New ,Year's 
,Day on ,April #a4 ,Other people began
to make fun of these traditionalists1
sending them on 8fool's errands0 or 
trying to fool them into believing
something false4 #ac----1 the practice
spread throughout ,Europe and the rest 
of the world4 
  ,Nowadays1 on ,April ,Fools' ,Day1
people often #ad---- to create elaborate
hoaxes to fool others4 ,Newspapers1 
radio and ,,TV stations1 and websites 
have participated in the ,April #a 
tradition of making #ae---- reports in 
order to fool their audiences4 ,The
,,BBC once reported that ,Swiss farmers
were experiencing a spaghetti crop and
showed scenes of people harvesting
noodles from trees4 ,Guess what8 
,A great number of viewers were fooled4
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  #ab4 7,A7 continue 7,B7 continuing
  7,C7 to continue 7,D7 continued
  #ac4 7,A7 ,Precisely 7,B7 ,Eventually
  7,C7 ,Additionally 7,D7 ,Literally
  #ad4 7,A7 come to an end 
  7,B7 go to great lengths
  7,C7 put in service 7,D7 hold in store
  #ae4 7,A7 fictional 7,B7 essential
  7,C7 ancient 7,D7 subjective
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  ,Ernest ,Hemingway 7#ahii--#aifa7 was
an ,American author and journalist4
,His writing style1 characterized by
simplicity and understatement1 
influenced modern fiction1 as #af---- 
his life of adventure4
  ,Hemingway started his career as a 
journalist at #ag4 ,In the #aibj;s1
he was sent to ,Europe as a newspaper
correspondent to #ag---- such events 
as the ,Greek ,Revolution4 ,During this
period1 he produced his early important
works1 including ..,The ,Sun ,Also
.,Rises4 ,Among his later works1 
the most outstanding is ..,The ,Old ,Man
and the .,Sea 7#aieb71 which became
perhaps his most famous book1 
finally winning him the ,Pulitzer ,Prize
he had long been #ah----4
  ,Hemingway liked to portray soldiers1 
hunters1 bullfighters--tough1 at times 
primitive people whose courage and 
honesty are set against the brutal ways 
of modern society1 and who in this
#ai---- lose hope and faith4 ,His 
straightforward prose is particularly
effective in his short stories1 some of
#bj---- are collected in ..,Men ,Without
.,Women 7#aibg74 ,In #aied1 
,Hemingway was awarded the ,Nobel ,Prize
in ,Literature4 ,He died in ,Idaho in
#aifa4
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  7,C7 predict 7,D7 escape
  #ah4 7,A7 planned 7,B7 achieved
  7,C7 examined 7,D7 denied
  #ai4 7,A7 limitation 
  7,B7 classification
  7,C7 confrontation 7,D7 modification
  #bj4 7,A7 what 7,B7 which
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  ,Generally there are two ways to name 
typhoons3 the number-based convention 
and the list-based convention4 
,Following the number-based convention1 
typhoons are coded with #ba---- types of
numbers such as a #d-digit or a #f-digit
code4 ,For example1 the #ad;th typhoon
in #bjjc can be labeled either as
,Typhoon #jcad or ,Typhoon #bjjcad4
,The #bb---- of this convention1
however1 is that a number is hard to
remember4 ,The list-based convention1
on the other hand1 is based on the list
of typhoon names compiled in advance 
by a committee1 and is more widely used4
  ,At the very beginning1 only #bc---- 
names were used because at that time
typhoons were named after girlfriends or
wives of the experts on the committee4
,In #aigi1 however1 male names were also
included because women protested against
the original naming #bd---- for reasons
of gender equality4
  ,In ,Asia1 ,Western names were used 
until #bjjj when the committee decided 
to use ,Asian names to #be---- ,Asians'
awareness of typhoons4 ,The names were
chosen from a name pool #bf---- of #adj
names1 #aj each from the #ad members of
the committee4 ,Each country has its
unique naming preferences4
,Korea and ,Japan #bg---- animal names
and ,China likes names of gods such as
,Longwang 7dragon king7 and ,Fengshen
7god of the wind74
  ,After the #adj names are all used in
order1 they will be #bh----4 ,But the 
names can be changed4 ,If a member
country suffers great damage from a
certain typhoon1 it can #bi---- that the
name of the typhoon be deleted from the
list at the annual committee meeting4
,For example1 the names of ,Nabi by
,South ,Korea1 and ,Longwang by ,China
were #cj---- with other names in #bjjg4
,The deletion of both names was due to
the severe damage caused by the typhoons
bearing the names4
  7,A7 request 7,B7 favor
  7,C7 disadvantage 7,D7 composed
  7,E7 recycled 7,F7 practice
  7,G7 replaced 7,H7 raise
  7,I7 various 7,J7 female

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  ,Copernicus1 founder of modern 
astronomy1 was born in #adgc to a 
well-to-do merchant family in ,Torun1 
,Poland4 ,He was sent off to attend 
university in ,Italy1 studying 
mathematics and optics1 and canon law4 
,Returning from his studies abroad1 
,Copernicus was appointed to 
an administrative position in the
cathedral of ,Frauenburg4 ,There he
spent a sheltered and academic life for
the rest of his days4
  #ca---- ,He made his observations from
a tower situated on the protective wall
around the cathedral4 ,His observations 
were made with the 8bare eyeball10 so to
speak1 as a hundred years were to pass
before the invention of the telescope4
,In #aecj1 ,Copernicus completed his
famous work .,De .,Revolutionibus1 which
later played a major role in changing
the philosophical view of humankind's
place in the universe4 #cb----
  ,Copernicus died in #aedc and was
never to know what a stir his work would
cause4 ,In his book1 he asserted that 
the ,Earth rotated on its axis once 
daily and traveled around the ,Sun once 
yearly4 #cc---- ,People then regarded 
the ,Earth as stationary1 situated at
the center of the universe1 with the
,Sun and all the planets revolving
around it4 ,Copernicus' theory
challenged the long-held belief that
,God created the ,Heavens and the
,Earth1 and could overturn the core
values of the ,Catholic world4
,Religious leader ,Martin ,Luther voiced
his opposition to the sun-centered
system model4 ,Other ministers quickly
followed suit1 saying of ,Copernicus1
8,This fool wants to turn the whole art
of astronomy upside down40
  ,Ironically1 ,Copernicus had dedicated
his work to ,Pope ,Paul ,,III4 #cd----
,The ,Church ultimately banned 
.,De .,Revolutionibus1 and the book
remained on the list of forbidden
reading material for nearly three
centuries thereafter4
  7,A7 ,The book1 however1 
wasn't published until two months before
his death4
  7,B7 ,If this act was an attempt to 
seek the ,Catholic ,Church's approval1 
it was of no use4 
  7,C7 ,This went against the 
philosophical and religious beliefs held
during medieval times4 
  7,D7 ,In his spare time1 ,Copernicus 
studied the stars and the planets1 
applying his math knowledge to the 
mysteries of the night sky4

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  ,The ,Swiss army knife is a popular 
device that is recognized all over the 
world4 ,In ,Switzerland1 there is a 
saying that every good ,Swiss citizen 
has one in his or her pocket4 
,But the knife had humble beginnings4
  ,In the late nineteenth century1 
the ,Swiss army issued its soldiers a
gun that required a special screwdriver
to dismantle and clean it4 ,At the same
time1 canned food was becoming common 
in the army4 ,Swiss generals decided to
issue each soldier a standard knife to
serve both as a screwdriver and a can 
opener4 
  _,It was a lifesaver for ,Swiss knife 
makers1 who were struggling to compete 
with cheaper ,German imports4 ,In #ahhd1
,Carl ,Elsener1 head of the ,Swiss knife
manufacturer ,Victorinox1 seized that 
opportunity with both hands1 
and designed a soldier's knife that the
army loved4 ,It was a simple knife with
one big blade1 a can opener1 
and a screwdriver4
  ,A few years after the soldier's knife
was issued1 the 8,Schweizer ,Offizier 
,Messer10 or ,Swiss ,Officer's ,Knife1 
came on the market4 ,Interestingly1 
the ,Officer's ,Knife was never given to
those serving in the army4 ,The ,Swiss 
military purchasers considered the new
model with a corkscrew for opening wine 
not 8essential for survival10 
so officers had to buy this new model 
by themselves4 ,But its special
multi-functional design later launched
the knife as a global brand4 ,After the
,Second ,World ,War1 a great number of
,American soldiers were stationed in 
,Europe4 ,And as they could buy the 
,Swiss army knife at shops on military 
bases1 they bought huge quantities of 
them4 ,However1 it seems that 
8,Schweizer ,Offizier ,Messer0 was too
difficult for them to say1 so they just
called it the ,Swiss army knife1 
and that is the name it is now known by
all over the world4
  #ce4 ,What is the main purpose of the 
passage8 
  7,A7 ,To explain the origin of the 
,Swiss army knife4
  7,B7 ,To introduce the functions of 
the ,Swiss army knife4 
  7,C7 ,To emphasize the importance of 
the ,Swiss army knife4 
  7,D7 ,To tell a story about the 
designer of the ,Swiss army knife4 
  #cf4 ,What does 8_,It0 in the third 
paragraph refer to8 
  7,A7 ,The ,Swiss army needed a knife 
for every soldier4 
  7,B7 ,Every good ,Swiss citizen had a 
knife in his pocket4 
  7,C7 ,Swiss knives were competing with
imported knives4 
  7,D7 ,Canned food was becoming popular
in the ,Swiss army4 
  #cg4 ,Why did the ,Swiss army _,,NOT
purchase the ,Swiss ,Officer's ,Knife8 
  7,A7 ,The design of the knife was too 
simple4 
  7,B7 ,The knife was sold out to 
,American soldiers4 
  7,C7 ,The army had no budget to make 
the purchase4 
  7,D7 ,The new design was not 
considered necessary for officers to 
own4 
  #ch4 ,Who gave the name 8the ,Swiss
army knife0 to the knife discussed in 
the passage8 
  7,A7 ,Carl ,Elsener4 
  7,B7 ,Swiss generals4 
  7,C7 ,American soldiers4
  7,D7 ,German businessmen4 
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  .,Tempeh 7or .tempe71 a traditional
soy product from ,Indonesia1 is hailed
as the country's 8gift to the world10
like .kimchi from ,Korea or .miso from
,Japan4
  ,A stable1 cheap source of protein in 
,Indonesia for centuries1 .tempeh is a
fermented food originating from the 
island of ,Java4 ,It was discovered 
during tofu production when discarded 
soybean residue caught microbial spores
from the air and grew certain whitish 
fungi around it4 ,When this fermented 
residue was found to be edible and 
tasty1 people began producing it at home
for daily consumption across the 
country4 ,This has given rise to many
variations in its flavor and texture
throughout different ,Indonesian
regions4
  .,Tempeh is high in protein and low in
fat1 and contains a host of vitamins4 
,In fact1 it is the only reported 
plant-based source of vitamin ,B#ab4 
,Apart from being able to help reduce
cholesterol1 increase bone density1 
and promote muscle recovery1 .tempeh has
a lot of polyphenols that protect skin
cells and slow down the aging process4 
,Best of all1 with the same protein 
quality as meat and the ability to take
on many flavors and textures1 .tempeh is
a great meat substitute--something the 
vegetarian and vegan communities have
been quick in adopting4 
  ,In addition to its highly nutritional
makeup1 .tempeh has diverse preparation
possibilities4 ,It can be served as a 
main course 7usually in curries7 
or a side dish to be eaten with rice1
as a deep-fried snack1 or even blended
into smoothies and healthy juices4
,Though not yet a popular food among
international diners1 you may find 
.tempeh-substituted ,B,L,Ts 
7bacon1 lettuce1 tomato sandwiches7 in
,San ,Francisco as easily as you can
find vegetarian burgers with .tempeh
patties in ,Bali4
  ,For the people of ,Indonesia1 .tempeh
is not just food but also has cultural 
value4 ,With the ,Indonesian traditional
fabric .batik being recognized by 
,,UNESCO as 8,Intangible ,Cultural 
,Heritage of ,Humanity10 .tempeh has
great potential for this honor as well4 
  #ci4 ,What is the passage mainly 
about8 
  7,A7 ,The preparation of a health 
food4
  7,B7 ,A traditional delicacy from 
,Java4 
  7,C7 ,A gourmet guide for vegetarians4
  7,D7 ,The cultural heritage of 
,Indonesia4 
  #dj4 ,According to the passage1 which 
of the following is true about .tempeh8
  7,A7 ,It is mainly served as a side 
dish4 
  7,B7 ,It is formed from fermented 
soybeans4 
  7,C7 ,It is discarded when fungi grow 
around it4 
  7,D7 ,It has the same nutritional 
benefits as .kimchi4
  #da4 ,What aspects of .tempeh are
discussed in paragraphs #b to #d8
  7,A7 ,Origin 33o nutrition 33o
cuisine4 
  7,B7 ,Origin 33o cuisine 33o
marketing4 
  7,C7 ,Cuisine 33o nutrition 33o
marketing4 
  7,D7 ,Distribution 33o cuisine 33o
nutrition4 
  #db4 ,Which of the following can be 
inferred from this passage8 
  7,A7 ,Senior citizens will eat .tempeh
as vitamin supplement4
  7,B7 .,Tempeh will soon be more 
popular than .kimchi or .miso4
  7,C7 ,The nutrition of .tempeh will be
reduced with mass production4 
  7,D7 .,Tempeh is likely to be 
recognized as an international cultural 
symbol4 
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  #dd4 ou`f*1o/"o*"h3"d>1
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  ,It is an appealing idea that some 
foods are unhealthy1 some healthy1 
and some super-healthy4 ,About #61`0 of
,British people reported buying foods 
because they were supposed superfoods1 
according to a #bjad survey4 ,But what 
are superfoods8 ,Are they really so
good for our health8 
  ,Currently1 kale is one of the coolest
superfoods around4 ,Kale1 a very common
vegetable1 has grown in northern 
,Europe1 and plenty of other places1 for
thousands of years4 ,Its nutrition is 
similar to that of cabbage1 broccoli1 
and cauliflower4 ,Is kale significantly
better than other vegetables8 ,Fans of 
superfoods like to list the things that 
kale contains a lot of1 such as iron and
vitamins1 and point out what those 
things do 7make red blood cells74 
,But that doesn't mean your body gets
superpowers if you eat more than you 
need1 especially if you're already 
getting enough from other sources4
,It is like trying to make your car go
faster by putting in more petrol4 ,No 
good evidence shows that eating plenty 
of fruit and vegetables with kale is 
any better than eating plenty of them
without4 
  {#ao ,Another example is chia seeds4 
{#bo ,One hundred grams of chia seeds
contain about #17g of ,Omega-#3s1 
about eight times as much as salmon4
{#co ,However1 the ,Omega-#3s in chia
seeds are different from the ones in
fish4 {#do ,Our body turns the chia kind
into the fish kind very inefficiently1
meaning that you will actually absorb
less4 {#eo ,Nor is it easy to eat a full
#100g of chia seeds1 which contain #486
,Calories1 almost as much as a ,Big
,Mac4 {#fo ,So fish is definitely a good
source of ,Omega-#3 fatty acids for you1
which help to protect against
cardiovascular disease4 {#go ,But there
is little evidence to suggest the health
benefits from chia seeds4
  ,Indeed1 good nutrition helps the body
fight against diseases4 ,The truth1 
however1 is that nutrition is fabulously
complex1 different for everybody and 
mostly mysterious4 ,We know that if you
eat a balanced diet with plenty of fruit
and vegetables and do regular exercise1 
you don't need any superfood4 ,And __if
you _don't1 no superfood will save you4 
  #dg4 ,According to the passage1 
which of the following best describes
the author's attitude towards the health
benefits of superfoods8 (#2 qu')
  7,A7 ,Doubtful4 7,B7 ,Optimistic4 
  7,C7 ,Objective4 7,D7 ,Frustrated4 
  #dh4 ,The sentences in paragraph #c 
are numbered {#ao to {#go- 
,Which sentence best indicates the
author's attitude toward chia seeds8
,Write down the _,,NUMBER of the
sentence on the answer sheet4 (#2 qu')
  --------
  #di4 ,What does the author mean by 
saying 8''' __if you _don't0 in the last
paragraph8 (#2 qu') 
  ,It means 8''' if you don't --------1
no superfood will save you40
  #ej4 ,Fill in the blanks with the 
information contained in the passage 
about kale and chia seeds4 (#4 qu')
{k&"s` #2 b/"h3"d>1j|'o

  kale
  nutrient 7s73 iron and vitamins
  benefit 7s7 of the nutrient 7s73
h3"d>1j|' #ej-a --------
  chia seeds
  nutrient 7s73 h3"d>1j|' #ej-b --------
  benefit 7s7 of the nutrient 7s73  
protect against cardiovascular disease

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