Help 國中基測 試卷練習

1.
Jasmine planned to spend her summer in the country, but right after she got there, she started to      the noise in the city.
miss
enjoy
notice
mind
2.
Willy found      the novel he bought last week was under his bed.
that
which
whether
where
3.

Bill: Have you ever been to Hong Kong?

Ted: Yes,     . It's really a fun place to go.

for three years
in one month
twice already
five days
4.

Grace: How many people      in the office when the fire happened?

Harry: Five. Luckily, nobody got hurt.

were there
had they
would there be
did they
5.

Daisy: Are you sure Mr. Johnson is home? He might still be in his office.

Helen: Let's ring the     .

voice
answer
watch
doorbell
6.
The little boy jumped up and down happily when he saw a bee      into the house.
to fly
flying
flown
has flown
7.
All the excuses Nick made      a lot about how much he hates to do the job.
say
to say
which say
saying
8.
Spring is a wonderful season because      is usually warm and sunny.
which
this
it
one
9.
When it is going to rain, the      gets dark.
weather
day
wind
sky
10.

Mrs. Luo: Who put these socks in the refrigerator?

Mr. Luo: I don't know. They're not     . Ask your son.

mine
me
my
myself
11.
B&J Café      known as the tallest building in town. However, O&G Restaurant became the tallest building in 2010.
has been
would be
is
had been
12.
     Annie knows fast food is not good for her health, she still eats it.
If
Although
Because
When
13.
I don't like any one of these three watches. Can you show me      one?
other
the others
another
either
14.
John will stay with his sister until he      an apartment.
would find
found
finds
will find
15.
John has finished his studies at music school. Now with his good      of music, he can teach at school.
language
habit
future
knowledge
16.
Melody has a great interest in planting flowers, but her sister     . She can't even stay in the garden for one minute.
can’t
won’t
isn’t
doesn’t
17.
I've wanted to read The Diary of a Young Girl for months,      today I finally borrowed the book from the library.
until
so
since
and
18.

Jenny: How many countries      in Europe?

Betty: I'm not sure.

are there
is there
are they
is it
19.
My mom asked me several times to send an e-mail to my cousin in England, but I always      to do it.
try
learn
volunteer
forget
20.
My sister wants to buy a car      she doesn't have enough money.
but
if
or
because
(In an English class)

Teacher: Let’s play a game with 3-letter words. The game is easy to play. First, a 3-letter word is spoken. Then the next person has to say a different 3-letter word that starts with the last letter of the spoken word. Anyone who cannot speak a right 3-letter word in two seconds will have to 21. Any questions?

Brian: Yes. Can we try again if we say a wrong word?

Teacher: No, you 22. That’s why the game is exciting and fun. Now let’s try it!

Brian: OK! Let me try first. MAP.

Amy: PUT.

Jane: TEA.

Ken: 23

Carl: EAR.

Sam: RAIN.

Carl: Ha! I got you.

Sam: Oh, no! I forgot it has to be a 3-letter word.

Teacher: Sam, it’s your show time. Here’s the book. Pick out any story you’d like. Now everybody, let’s listen to Sam.

21.
make a funny face
sing a song
draw a picture
read a story
22.
may look it up in the dictionary
have to give a different word
have just one chance
must ask your classmates for help
23.
EAT
RED
AGE
TEN

In 2005, three rice farmers in Tainan, Taiwan, became famous because of the movie Let It Be. The movie shows how the three farmers live and work on the land. People are surprised by their stories and by their love for the land they live on.

For the farmers, the land is the only hope they see in life. They stay happy in the light of hope, whether the light is strong or weak. Even in hard times, the farmers still give thanks to the land and keep working happily on their farms. When their farms grow very little rice, they just laugh and say, “It’s OK. Don’t worry! We’re still living a happy life!”

That is the way many Taiwanese farmers live with their problems. They work hard and never ask for much from the land. All they want is to love and live for it. Because of the movie, the world can remember the farmers in Taiwan for their hard work and their “let-it-be” idea about life.

24.
What can we learn from the reading?
Taiwanese farmers need help from foreign countries.
The farmland in Taiwan is getting worse for growing rice.
Some Taiwanese farmers are trying new ways of growing rice.
Many farmers in Taiwan are happy in good and bad times.
25.
Which is NOT said about Taiwanese farmers in the reading?
They thank the land for what they have.
They often look on the bright side of life.
They work hard and are paid back with lots of rice.
They do more but do not ask for much.
26.
What does it mean?
The rice.
The money.
The movie.
The land.

In Andy's diaries, he wrote about his vacation in July.

diary 日記
come true 實現
27.
Which is true about Andy's vacation?
He enjoyed playing cards in his room.
It was different from what he wanted.
The beach he visited was dirty.
The weather was too hot for him to stay outside.
28.
Look at the calendar and the weather of Chi-chi Island for the month of July. According to Andy's diaries, when did he and his friends get there?
calendar 月曆
according to 根據
On July 16.
On July 2.
On July 19.
On July 4.
At 5 o’clock every morning, while most people are sleeping, 16-year-old Libby Larson is already up. She mops the floor, gets the mail and the newspapers, and gets ready for visitors to Rolling Acres. Libby’s grandparents started Rolling Acres in 1970, and since then all of the Larson family have been working there. Rolling Acres used to be just a sheep farm, but now, with its fruit trees, vegetable gardens, and many other kinds of animals, it has become a popular place for families to go on vacation. Visitors can pick fruits, collect eggs, and feed the animals. It is one of Libby’s jobs to show kids how to feed the baby sheep. For her work, Libby is paid $10 an hour. This summer, she expects to make about $1,200 and plans to buy a cell phone. Her friends think it’s great to make that much money in a summer. However, for Libby, working at a family business also means making sacrifices. “I’d love to sleep until noon or go to summer camp like other kids. My friends stopped inviting me on trips because I’m always busy in the summer.” However, Libby also said, “But it’s better to see both sides. Working with your family is great. You feel closer to each other.”
29.
What is Rolling Acres?
A campground.
A zoo.
A family restaurant.
A vacation farm.
30.
What do we learn from the first paragraph?
paragraph 段落
What the Larson family’s plans are for Rolling Acres.
What visitors think of Rolling Acres.
Why Libby’s grandparents started Rolling Acres.
What Libby does at Rolling Acres.
31.
What does making sacrifices mean?
Learning to make money and use it wisely.
Giving up something important to do something else.
Getting to know different sides of your family.
Making excuses for failing to do something difficult.
nest 鳥巢
feather 羽毛
32.
According to the notes, which is the WRONG way to help a baby bird that is out of its nest?
Leave it alone if it is not hurt and has feathers.
Put it back in its nest if it is not hurt and has few feathers.
Call the animal center if you can’t find its nest.
Feed it before you take it to a hospital.
33.
According to the notes, what do birds do if their babies have the smell of people on them?
They push them out of the nest.
They clean them until the smell goes away.
They leave them behind and move to a new nest.
They keep taking care of them.

Englishman Robert Scott is known for leading two trips to Antarctica. The first one made him a star; the second 34.

After his first successful trip, Scott decided to be the first person to stand on the South Pole. However, 35. He would be in a race with Roald Amundsen, from Norway. Both left their countries by ship in June of 1910 and arrived in Antarctica in January of 1911.

About ten months later, both teams started their trips down to the South Pole. 36. Amundsen’s team used dogs, and Scott’s team used horses. Because horses weren’t good at traveling on snow, it took Scott’s team 77 days to arrive at the South Pole. They got there on January 17, 1912, and were surprised to find that Amundsen was ahead of them. The news hit Scott very hard, but what he didn’t know was that 37. His team began their long trip home with broken hearts. After days of terrible weather and little food, Scott lost his men one after another, and he himself was the last one to meet the end of his life. No one on his team lived to go back home and tell their story. It was only learned through Scott’s diary.
34.
cost him his life
opened his eyes
hurt his health
made his dream come true
35.
he didn’t want to take this trip with others
he couldn’t miss the chance to make his country proud
he wasn’t the only one who had this dream
he wouldn’t let anyone else take his prize away
36.
But there were problems to deal with before they traveled
And Scott used a popular way for his men to travel fast
And their ways of traveling decided which team would win
But Amundsen didn’t know better about animals than Scott
37.
no one ever believed him
the worst had not come yet
there was still hope
Amundsen had not been honest

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38.
Which is NOT said about Carefree Helpline?
People can call them anytime, any day.
People can talk face to face with them.
They collect money for people in need.
They listen to people in trouble.
39.
What does your dog turns away mean in the reading?
Your dog does not care about you.
Your dog bites other people.
Your dog is kicked and run away.
Your dog cannot find its way home.

Oscar: It's raining heavily. 40 . What should we do, Henry?

Henry: How about watching TV? There are usually some good programs on weekends. Let's take a look at today's TV schedule.

Oscar: Hey, Superman II will be showing on Home Movies at 8:30. It's a great movie.

Henry: 41. I want to watch Smart Kids. Superman movies are all very old.

Oscar: OK, OK. We'll watch Smart Kids first. But after that, I want to see 42 on Home Movies.

Henry: What time will it end?

Oscar: At about 12:00.

Henry: Then we can watch Shopping Time (1) and (2) on STV-2.

Oscar: You can if you want to, but 43. I think I'll just play my computer games then.

schedule 節目表
40.
We should do our homework
We can't go to the playground
We can't stay at home
We should go swimming
41.
I don't think so
No problem
I like it, too
Good idea
42.
Lucky the Dog
The Best Thing
Summer Days
Classmates
43.
I don't want to go out today
I have to do my homework now
I'm not interested in shopping
I'll watch that program at 12:10

Gary is teaching his students to play a game called “Word House” in the English class. Here is the way to play the game:

  1. Get some pieces of paper that are cut into squares. Each square is for writing one letter only.
  2. Write a letter on one square. For example, write “i.”
  3. Next, take another two squares. Make a two-letter word which contains the letter you have written, for example, “in” or “hi.” Put the new word (written on the two squares) below the first square.
  4. Then make a three-letter word which contains the two letters you have written. Again, put the new word on the next line.
  5. Keep making new words in the same way to build a “word house.” The person who builds the highest word house in twenty minutes wins the game.
contain 包含
44.
What does a “word house” look like?
45.
Which is true about the game?
There have to be five people in the game.
Students have to write four words in twenty minutes.
It is a computer game.
It is about spelling.

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