GEPT 中級模擬試題 Mock 2

威威老師的話

歡迎來到第二回模擬試題！這回的難度和 Mock 1 相當，但主題換了一輪，讓你接觸更多元的題材。題目設計上，聽力對話增加了一些職場和校園情境，閱讀文章涵蓋旅遊、健康、科技等主題。如果你 Mock 1 表現不理想，別灰心——模擬考的目的就是練習！每一次練習都是在累積實力。加油！

初試 — 聽力測驗（約 30 分鐘）

威威老師小秘訣 — 語氣判斷術

聽對話時，除了聽內容，也要注意說話者的語氣變化。當一個人的語調突然上升（驚訝）、下降（失望）、或加速（興奮），這些都可能是考點！題目常會問 “How does the speaker feel?” 或 “What is the speaker’s attitude?”，這時候語氣就是你解題的關鍵線索。

Part 1: 看圖辨義（10 題）

說明： 每題有一個圖片情境的中文描述，請選出最符合情境的英文選項。

1. 情境： 一家餐廳的廚房裡，一位廚師正在大火快炒，鍋子冒出火焰。旁邊的助手端著一盤切好的蔬菜準備遞過去。整個廚房看起來忙碌但有秩序。

(A) The chef is calmly stirring a pot of soup on low heat.
(B) A fire has broken out in the kitchen and everyone is evacuating.
(C) The chef is cooking with high heat while an assistant prepares to hand over vegetables.
(D) The kitchen staff are all taking a break and eating their meals.

答案： C — 大火快炒、火焰冒出、助手端蔬菜準備遞過去，符合 C 的描述。

2. 情境： 一個大學校園的草坪上，幾個學生圍成一圈坐著。其中一人彈著吉他，其他人跟著拍手唱歌。旁邊散落著幾本書和背包。

(A) Students are sitting in a formal classroom listening to a lecture.
(B) A group of friends are playing music and singing together on the campus lawn.
(C) The students are silently reading their textbooks in the library.
(D) A teacher is scolding students for making too much noise outside.

答案： B — 彈吉他、拍手唱歌、草坪上，即一群朋友在校園草坪上玩音樂。

3. 情境： 一個擁擠的公車站牌下，人們撐著傘在雨中排隊。公車進站後，車門打開，但車廂裡面已經滿滿的。排在前面的人露出猶豫的表情。

(A) An empty bus has just arrived and everyone is getting on easily.
(B) People are waiting in the rain for a bus that is already very crowded.
(C) The bus driver is announcing that the bus has broken down.
(D) Everyone has decided to walk instead of taking the bus.

答案： B — 雨中排隊等公車、車內已滿、前排猶豫，符合 B。

4. 情境： 一間藥局裡，藥師正在櫃檯後面跟一位顧客解釋藥袋上的用藥說明。藥師指著藥袋上的文字，顧客認真點頭。藥袋上可以看到一天三次、飯後的圖示。

(A) The pharmacist is explaining how to take the medicine properly to the customer.
(B) The customer is complaining that the medicine is too expensive.
(C) The pharmacist is refusing to sell medicine without a prescription.
(D) The customer is buying cosmetics at the pharmacy counter.

答案： A — 藥師在解釋藥袋上的用藥說明，顧客點頭，即藥師在指導用藥方式。

5. 情境： 一個健身房的重量訓練區，一位學員正在舉啞鈴，表情很吃力。旁邊的教練一手扶著學員的手肘，另一手指著自己的背部，似乎在示範正確姿勢。

(A) The trainer is exercising alone while the client watches from a distance.
(B) The trainer is correcting the client’s posture during a weightlifting exercise.
(C) The client has injured himself and the trainer is calling for medical help.
(D) The trainer and client are competing to see who can lift more weight.

答案： B — 教練扶著手肘、指著背部示範姿勢，即教練在糾正動作。

6. 情境： 一個住家的玄關，一個人正要出門，手裡拿著車鑰匙和公事包。另一個人（伴侶）從後面追上來，手裡舉著一個便當盒，表情像是在說「你忘了這個！」

(A) The couple is arguing loudly about who should cook dinner tonight.
(B) One person is leaving for work and the other is reminding them about a forgotten lunch box.
(C) The delivery person has arrived with a package that needs to be signed for.
(D) Both people are returning home after a long day at work.

答案： B — 拿鑰匙和公事包要出門，伴侶追上來舉便當盒，即提醒忘了帶便當。

7. 情境： 一個夜市攤位前，招牌寫著「大腸包小腸」。老闆正在烤香腸，同時用剪刀將糯米腸剪開。旁邊排了長長的隊伍，大家都在滑手機等待。

(A) The vendor is selling traditional Taiwanese snacks and there is a long line of customers.
(B) The night market stall is closed and the vendor is cleaning up.
(C) People are protesting against the high prices at the night market.
(D) The vendor is giving away free food samples to attract customers.

答案： A — 夜市攤位、烤香腸、剪糯米腸、排長隊，即台灣小吃攤販生意很好。

8. 情境： 一個辦公室裡，所有電腦螢幕同時跳出一個視窗，上面有一個大大的紅色驚嘆號和一行字「System Update Required — Restart Now」。同事們面面相覷，有人正在儲存檔案。

(A) Everyone is celebrating a successful project completion.
(B) All computers are showing a system update notice and employees are reacting.
(C) The office is empty because everyone has gone home for the day.
(D) A technician is repairing broken computers one by one.

答案： B — 螢幕跳出更新通知，同事面面相覷、存檔中，符合 B。

9. 情境： 一個公園裡的溜滑梯旁邊，一位爸爸蹲著，雙手張開，表情充滿鼓勵。溜滑梯頂端坐著一個大約三歲的小孩，看起來有點害怕不敢溜下來。

(A) The father is scolding the child for climbing too high on the playground equipment.
(B) The father is encouraging his child to come down the slide while ready to catch them.
(C) The child is playing independently while the father reads a book on a nearby bench.
(D) The father and child are both going down the slide together.

答案： B — 爸爸蹲著雙手張開、鼓勵表情、小孩害怕不敢溜，即爸爸在鼓勵並準備接住小孩。

10. 情境： 地質公園遊客中心，一位導覽員站在巨大的恐龍骨架模型旁，指著一個互動螢幕。一群小學生圍在周圍，有人舉手提問，有人在抄筆記。

(A) The tour guide is leading a field trip for elementary school students at a geology museum.
(B) The students are running around the museum without adult supervision.
(C) The museum is about to close and the guide is asking everyone to leave.
(D) The dinosaur skeleton is being removed from the museum for repairs.

答案： A — 導覽員、恐龍骨架、小學生提問抄筆記，即校外教學導覽情境。

Part 2: 問答（15 題）

說明： 每題一個英文問句，請選出最適當的回應。

1. How do you usually keep in touch with your friends who live far away?

(A) I prefer texting, but video calls are great for longer conversations. We try to catch up at least once a month.
(B) My best friend moved to another city three years ago for a new job opportunity.
(C) Keeping in touch with people takes a lot of time and effort from both sides.

答案： A — 問如何跟遠方朋友保持聯絡，A 回答偏好傳訊息和視訊。

2. What would you say is your greatest strength in a work or school environment?

(A) I think my workplace has a very friendly and collaborative atmosphere.
(B) I am very organized and can manage multiple tasks without getting overwhelmed.
(C) Some people are naturally better at public speaking than others.

答案： B — 問在職場或學校環境中最大的優勢，B 回答組織力強、能多工處理。

3. Could you recommend a good place to take visitors to in your hometown?

(A) I was born in Tainan but moved to Taipei when I was eight years old.
(B) There are many attractions, but the night market is a must-visit for local food and atmosphere.
(C) My hometown has changed a lot in the past decade due to urban development.

答案： B — 問推薦帶朋友去哪，B 推薦夜市品嘗在地食物。

4. Do you think it is better to read physical books or use an e-reader?

(A) I prefer physical books because I enjoy the feeling of turning pages and I can focus better without screen distractions.
(B) The book I am currently reading is a mystery novel set in Tokyo.
(C) Libraries are still very important community resources even in the digital age.

答案： A — 問紙本書或電子書哪個好，A 偏好紙本書並說明原因。

5. Why do you think some people are afraid of public speaking?

(A) Public speaking is a required skill in many professional careers.
(B) I took a public speaking course last semester and found it very helpful.
(C) I think it is mostly the fear of being judged — people worry about making mistakes in front of others.

答案： C — 問為什麼有些人害怕公開演講，C 分析是害怕被評價。

6. What is the best piece of advice you have ever received?

(A) My grandmother once told me that kindness costs nothing but means everything. I try to live by that every day.
(B) I often give advice to my younger siblings about school and friendships.
(C) Advice from older people is usually based on their own life experiences.

答案： A — 問收過最好的建議，A 分享祖母的話並說自己試著實踐。

7. How important do you think learning a musical instrument is for children?

(A) I started learning the piano when I was six and continued until high school.
(B) I think it is very beneficial — it teaches discipline, patience, and creativity at the same time.
(C) Not every child has access to music lessons due to financial constraints.

答案： B — 問小孩學樂器多重要，B 回答非常有益並說出培養紀律、耐心和創造力。

8. Would you rather have a job that pays well but is boring, or an interesting job with a lower salary?

(A) I would choose the interesting job because I believe happiness is more valuable than money in the long run.
(B) My current salary is enough to cover my basic living expenses and save a little each month.
(C) Many people change jobs several times throughout their professional careers.

答案： A — 二選一問高薪無聊 vs. 低薪有趣，A 選擇有趣的工作並解釋原因。

9. What do you usually do when you cannot fall asleep at night?

(A) I get up, make myself a warm cup of milk, and read a book until I feel sleepy again.
(B) I usually go to bed around eleven o’clock every night.
(C) Lack of sleep can seriously affect your concentration and mood.

答案： A — 問睡不著時怎麼辦，A 說起來喝熱牛奶和看書到想睡。

10. Do you agree that money can buy happiness?

(A) Money can certainly make life more comfortable, but true happiness comes from relationships and purpose.
(B) I spend most of my money on food, transportation, and entertainment.
(C) The cost of living has been steadily increasing in most major cities worldwide.

答案： A — 問同不同意錢能買到快樂，A 平衡地回答錢能讓生活更舒適但真正的快樂來自關係和目標。

11. Have you ever volunteered for a cause or organization?

(A) Volunteering is a great way to give back to the community and meet new people.
(B) Yes, I spent a summer helping at an animal shelter. It was exhausting but incredibly rewarding.
(C) Some volunteer positions require specific skills or training before you can start.

答案： B — Yes/No 問是否曾當志工，B 直說有，暑假在動物收容所幫忙。

12. What is one thing you would change about the education system in Taiwan?

(A) I would reduce the emphasis on exams and give students more opportunities for creative projects.
(B) Taiwanese students consistently perform well in international math and science competitions.
(C) The education system in every country has its own strengths and weaknesses.

答案： A — 問想改變台灣教育的哪一點，A 回答減少考試壓力、增加創意專案。

13. Which social media platform do you use the most, and why?

(A) I use Instagram the most because it is visual and I enjoy seeing photos from my friends’ lives.
(B) Social media algorithms are designed to show you content you are most likely to engage with.
(C) I limit my social media usage to about thirty minutes per day to stay productive.

答案： A — 問最常用的社群媒體平台和原因，A 回答 Instagram 因為視覺化和朋友的動態。

14. How did you celebrate your last birthday?

(A) My birthday falls in early January, right after the New Year holiday.
(B) I had a small dinner with close friends at a Korean barbecue restaurant. Nothing fancy, but it was perfect.
(C) Some people prefer to keep their birthday celebrations private and low-key.

答案： B — 問上次生日如何慶祝，B 描述和好友吃韓式燒烤。

15. What kind of weather do you find most comfortable?

(A) The weather in Taiwan can be quite humid during the summer months.
(B) I love sunny days with a light breeze, around 22 degrees — not too hot and not too cold.
(C) Climate change is causing more extreme weather patterns around the globe.

答案： B — 問最舒適的天氣，B 回答晴天微風約 22 度。

Part 3: 簡短對話（20 題）

說明： 10 段對話，每段 2 題，共 20 題。

Conversation 1

Man: I’m thinking of joining a gym, but I have no idea which one to choose. There are so many options near my apartment.

Woman: What are your fitness goals? Are you looking to build muscle, lose weight, or just stay active?

Man: Mainly just to stay active and improve my overall health. I sit at a desk all day for work.

Woman: In that case, you probably don’t need a fancy gym with lots of heavy equipment. A simple gym with cardio machines and some basic weights would be enough. The community sports center near the MRT station is quite affordable — only NT$50 per visit.

Man: NT$50 per visit? That sounds perfect. I will check it out this weekend.

1. Why does the man want to join a gym?

(A) He wants to train for a professional bodybuilding competition.
(B) He wants to stay active and improve his health since he sits all day.
(C) His doctor recommended exercise after a recent health check-up.
(D) He wants to make new friends in a social fitness environment.

答案： B — 男士說主要目的是保持活力和改善健康，因為整天坐著工作。

2. What does the woman recommend?

(A) A high-end fitness center with personal training services.
(B) An outdoor running track instead of any indoor gym.
(C) The community sports center near the MRT station.
(D) A gym that specializes in group exercise classes.

答案： C — 女士推薦捷運站旁的社區運動中心，每次只要 50 元。

Conversation 2

Woman: The printer is jammed again. This is the third time this week. Did you call the maintenance people?

Man: I called them on Tuesday, and they said they would send someone by Friday. But Friday is tomorrow, so hopefully they will actually show up.

Woman: I have forty pages I need to print for the client meeting at 2 p.m. Can I use the printer on the third floor?

Man: That one is even worse — it has been broken since last month. Your best bet is probably to email the documents to yourself and print them at the convenience store across the street.

Woman: Fine. I will run over there now. If maintenance actually arrives, please text me.

3. What problem are the speakers dealing with?

(A) The office internet connection keeps disconnecting.
(B) The printer is jammed and needs to be repaired.
(C) The office is being relocated to a different floor.
(D) The client meeting has been cancelled unexpectedly.

答案： B — 印表機卡紙，本週第三次了，需要維修。

4. What does the woman decide to do in the end?

(A) Wait in the office for the maintenance person to arrive.
(B) Ask the client to postpone the meeting to another day.
(C) Go to the convenience store across the street to print her documents.
(D) Use the printer on the third floor despite its condition.

答案： C — 女士決定去對面便利商店列印。

Conversation 3

Man: Did you see the email from HR? They are organizing a volunteer day next month.

Woman: I saw it briefly but did not read the details. What is it about?

Man: The company has partnered with a local environmental group. We will be planting trees at a reforestation site in the mountains about an hour from here.

Woman: That sounds like a nice change from sitting in the office. Is everyone expected to participate?

Man: It is voluntary, but the CEO is encouraging everyone to join. They are even providing transportation and lunch.

Woman: Sign me up. I have not done any outdoor volunteering since college.

5. What is the company organizing next month?

(A) A team-building trip to a mountain resort hotel.
(B) An environmental volunteer day planting trees.
(C) A hiking competition between different departments.
(D) A company-wide meeting about sustainability goals.

答案： B — HR 和環保團體合作，志工日去山上種樹。

6. How does the woman feel about the event?

(A) She is annoyed because she will miss office work that day.
(B) She is nervous because she has never planted trees before.
(C) She is enthusiastic and wants to participate.
(D) She is indifferent and does not plan to sign up.

答案： C — 她說大學後沒做過志工了，要報名，表示她很有興趣。

Conversation 4

Woman: My phone battery dies so quickly now. I have to charge it at least twice a day.

Man: How old is your phone? Batteries naturally degrade over time, especially after two or three years.

Woman: It is about three years old. I was hoping to keep it for another year, but this battery situation is driving me crazy.

Man: You could get the battery replaced. It would cost around NT $1, 500 t o NT$ 2,000, which is much cheaper than buying a new phone.

Woman: That is a really good idea actually. Do you know any reliable repair shops?

Man: The one near the night market has good reviews. I had my screen replaced there last year and they did a great job.

7. What is the woman’s problem?

(A) Her phone screen is cracked and needs to be replaced.
(B) Her phone battery drains very quickly and needs frequent charging.
(C) She lost her phone and needs to buy a new one.
(D) Her phone is too old to run the latest apps she needs for work.

答案： B — 手機電池消耗很快，一天至少充兩次。

8. What solution does the man suggest?

(A) Buy a brand new phone with an upgraded battery.
(B) Switch to a different phone brand known for battery life.
(C) Get the battery replaced at a repair shop for a lower cost.
(D) Use a portable power bank and charge the phone on the go.

答案： C — 男士建議換電池，只要 1500-2000 元，比買新手機便宜。

Conversation 5

Man: I have been offered a promotion, but it would require me to relocate to the Kaohsiung office.

Woman: That is huge! Are you going to take it?

Man: I am not sure. The position is great — more responsibility, higher salary — but all my family and friends are here in Taipei.

Woman: That is a tough decision. How long would the relocation be for?

Man: It is a permanent position, not a temporary assignment. They want me to lead the new regional team there.

Woman: Well, Kaohsiung is only a 90-minute HSR ride away. You would not be that far. And think about the career growth this opportunity could bring.

Man: You are right. I should at least visit the Kaohsiung office and meet the team before making a final decision.

9. What is the man’s dilemma?

(A) He was offered a promotion but it requires relocating to Kaohsiung, away from family and friends.
(B) He has two job offers and cannot decide which company to join.
(C) His company wants him to take a pay cut to keep his current position.
(D) He was fired from his job and needs to find new employment in Kaohsiung.

答案： A — 晉升但需搬到高雄，家人朋友都在台北。

10. What does the woman suggest the man do?

(A) Decline the promotion and stay in his current position.
(B) Take the job immediately without any hesitation.
(C) At least visit the Kaohsiung office before deciding.
(D) Ask the company if he can work remotely from Taipei.

答案： C — 男士自己說應該至少先去高雄辦公室看看再決定。

Conversation 6

Woman: Are you going to the class reunion next month? I got the invitation in my email yesterday.

Man: I saw it. I have mixed feelings about it, to be honest.

Woman: Why? It has been ten years since we graduated. Wouldn’t it be interesting to see how everyone turned out?

Man: I guess. But these things often turn into a competition — who has the best job, who makes the most money, who got married first.

Woman: It does not have to be like that. I am going because I genuinely want to reconnect with old friends, not to compare achievements.

Man: That is a healthier way to look at it. Maybe I will go after all.

11. What event are the speakers discussing?

(A) A wedding ceremony for a former classmate.
(B) A ten-year class reunion since graduation.
(C) A charity fundraiser organized by their old school.
(D) A farewell party for a teacher who is retiring.

答案： B — 十週年同學會，畢業十年了。

12. Why does the man have “mixed feelings” about attending?

(A) He does not remember most of his classmates from school.
(B) He thinks the reunion will become a competition about achievements.
(C) He had a negative experience at the last reunion he attended.
(D) He cannot afford the cost of attending the event.

答案： B — 他覺得同學會常變成比較大會。

Conversation 7

Man: Excuse me, I am looking for a birthday gift for my girlfriend. Do you have any recommendations?

Woman: Of course! What kind of things does she like? Does she have any hobbies?

Man: She loves reading and also enjoys cooking. She has been talking about wanting to try baking recently.

Woman: We have a beautiful collection of cookbooks over here, including some really good ones for beginners in baking. This one, “Baking Made Simple,” has clear step-by-step photos and explanations.

Man: That looks perfect. She would love this. I will take it.

13. Where does this conversation most likely take place?

(A) In a restaurant kitchen
(B) In a bookstore
(C) In a cooking classroom
(D) In a bakery

答案： B — 男士要買禮物，店員推薦食譜書，在書店。

14. What gift does the man decide to buy?

(A) A set of professional baking equipment
(B) A cookbook for beginner bakers
(C) A gift card for a cooking class
(D) An e-reader for her book collection

答案： B — 男士買了名為 “Baking Made Simple” 的初學者食譜書。

Conversation 8

Woman: The streets are flooded again after last night’s heavy rain. My street looked like a river this morning.

Man: It happens every year during typhoon season. The drainage system just cannot handle that much water all at once.

Woman: The city government promised to fix this problem two years ago. Nothing has changed.

Man: Actually, I read that they started construction on a new drainage tunnel in the eastern district. It should be completed by next spring.

Woman: That is good to hear, but what about our area? We need solutions here too.

Man: There is supposed to be a public meeting at the community center next Tuesday at 7 p.m. You can voice your concerns there directly to city officials.

15. What is the main topic of this conversation?

(A) The city’s plan to build new riverside parks for recreation.
(B) Street flooding after heavy rain and the city’s drainage problems.
(C) A typhoon warning for the upcoming weekend.
(D) Complaints about the city’s road construction schedule.

答案： B — 街道因大雨淹水、排水系統無法應付、討論改善方案。

16. What information does the man share about the city’s response?

(A) The city has done nothing at all to address the flooding issue.
(B) A new drainage tunnel is under construction and should be done by next spring.
(C) The city has allocated funds but has not started any construction yet.
(D) The flooding problem has already been completely resolved.

答案： B — 男士說東區已在建新的排水隧道，預計明年春天完工。

Conversation 9

Man: I signed up for a photography course at the community college. The first class is next Wednesday.

Woman: That is exciting! Are you using a professional camera or just your phone?

Man: I bought a second-hand DSLR camera online. I want to learn how to use it properly instead of always shooting in automatic mode.

Woman: I took a similar course last year. The first few weeks were frustrating because there is so much to learn about aperture, shutter speed, ISO…

Man: That is exactly what I am worried about. It sounds complicated.

Woman: It feels overwhelming at first, but once you practice regularly, it starts to make sense. Just do not give up in the first month.

17. What is the man planning to do?

(A) Buy a new smartphone with an improved camera system.
(B) Take a photography course to learn how to use his camera.
(C) Start a photography business as a side job on weekends.
(D) Join a photography club that goes on photo-taking trips.

答案： B — 報名攝影課、買了二手單眼、想學手動模式。

18. What advice does the woman give the man?

(A) Sell the DSLR and buy a more advanced camera model.
(B) Stick with automatic mode since manual is too complicated.
(C) Don’t give up in the first month even though it feels overwhelming.
(D) Watch YouTube tutorials instead of taking an expensive course.

答案： C — 一開始會覺得挫折，但不要在第一個月放棄。

Conversation 10

Woman: You have been staring at that application form for twenty minutes. What is the problem?

Man: It is the personal statement section. I just cannot figure out what to write. “Describe a challenge you have overcome.” Everything I think of sounds either boring or made up.

Woman: What about the time you organized that charity run for your school club? You had to coordinate with sponsors, find a venue, and deal with last-minute cancellations.

Man: I guess that was pretty challenging. I had never done anything like that before.

Woman: Exactly! It shows leadership, problem-solving, and perseverance. Just write it honestly — do not try to make it sound like a superhero story.

19. What is the man struggling with?

(A) Filling out a job application form online.
(B) Choosing which university to apply to for admission.
(C) Writing a personal statement about a challenge he has overcome.
(D) Deciding whether to accept an internship offer or not.

答案： C — 男士不知如何寫個人陳述，題目是「描述你克服過的挑戰」。

20. What example does the woman suggest he write about?

(A) His experience studying abroad for a semester in Japan.
(B) A difficult academic course that he worked hard to pass.
(C) The time he organized a charity run for his school club.
(D) A personal family challenge that shaped his character.

答案： C — 女士提議寫他為社團籌辦公益路跑的經驗。

初試 — 閱讀測驗（約 45 分鐘）

威威老師小秘訣 — 段落填空致勝法

段落填空考的是你的語感和邏輯推理。讀完前後兩句再決定答案，不要只看空格那行。特別注意：轉折詞（However, Nevertheless）、因果詞（Therefore, As a result）、和代名詞（it, they, this）的指涉對象——這些都是解題信號！

Part 1: 詞彙和結構（15 題）

1. The company has _______ a new policy to reduce plastic waste in all its offices worldwide.

(A) implemented
(B) decorated
(C) imagined
(D) interrupted

答案： A — implemented（實施），公司實施了減少塑膠垃圾的新政策。

2. After a long discussion, the committee finally _______ an agreement on the budget for next year.

(A) reached
(B) designed
(C) manufactured
(D) destroyed

答案： A — reached（達成），reached an agreement 達成協議。

3. The scientist’s discovery was so _______ that it completely changed how we understand the human brain.

(A) ordinary
(B) trivial
(C) revolutionary
(D) temporary

答案： C — revolutionary（革命性的），發現顛覆了我們對大腦的理解。

4. If you want to succeed in this field, you need to be willing to _______ risks and try new approaches.

(A) avoid
(B) ignore
(C) take
(D) refuse

答案： C — take，take risks（冒險），想在這個領域成功得願意冒險。

5. The hotel provides guests with a wide range of _______ including a swimming pool, gym, and 24-hour room service.

(A) facilities
(B) difficulties
(C) opportunities
(D) universities

答案： A — facilities（設施），飯店提供游泳池、健身房等多種設施。

6. The patient was advised to _______ from eating spicy food until her stomach condition improved.

(A) consume
(B) benefit
(C) suffer
(D) refrain

答案： D — refrain（克制、避免），refrain from + V-ing 克制不做某事。

7. A good leader must be able to _______ their team members to work toward a common goal.

(A) motivate
(B) criticize
(C) ignore
(D) embarrass

答案： A — motivate（激勵），好的領導者能激勵團隊朝共同目標前進。

8. The festival attracts thousands of visitors _______, making it one of the busiest weekends of the year for the town.

(A) annually
(B) accidentally
(C) silently
(D) angrily

答案： A — annually（每年地），這個節慶每年吸引數千名遊客。

9. He was _______ from school for a week because of his inappropriate behavior during the school assembly.

(A) suspended
(B) promoted
(C) graduated
(D) celebrated

答案： A — suspended（停學、暫停），因不當行為被停學一週。

10. The _______ of the new shopping mall has created over 500 jobs in the local area.

(A) destruction
(B) construction
(C) instruction
(D) reduction

答案： B — construction（建造、施工），購物商場的建造創造了 500 多個職位。

11. _______ has been confirmed that the president will visit Japan next month to strengthen trade relations.

(A) It
(B) What
(C) That
(D) Which

答案： A — It，It has been confirmed that… 為虛主詞結構。

12. By the time the firefighters arrived at the scene, the building _______ completely.

(A) had collapsed
(B) has collapsed
(C) is collapsing
(D) will collapse

答案： A — had collapsed，By the time + 過去式, 過去完成式，表在過去某時間點前已完成。

13. The more you practice speaking English in real conversations, the _______ fluent you will become.

(A) much
(B) more
(C) most
(D) many

答案： B — more，the more… the more… 比較級結構，fluent 為多音節形容詞用 more。

14. Had I known about the traffic jam, I _______ an earlier train.

(A) will take
(B) took
(C) have taken
(D) would have taken

答案： D — would have taken，Had I known = If I had known，與過去事實相反的條件句（倒裝）。

15. It was not until the concert was over _______ I realized I had lost my wallet.

(A) when
(B) which
(C) that
(D) where

答案： C — that，It was not until… that… 為分裂句（強調句型）。

Part 2: 段落填空（15 題，3 篇文章）

Passage 1: Reading in the Digital Age

With the rise of smartphones and tablets, the way people read has changed dramatically over the past two decades. Many people now read news articles, books, and even academic papers on screens (1)_______ on paper. This shift has sparked debate about whether digital reading is as effective as traditional reading.

Research suggests that reading on paper may (2)_______ to better comprehension and retention, especially for longer and more complex texts. Scientists believe this is because physical books provide tactile and spatial cues — the weight of the pages in your left hand, the sense of progress as you turn pages — that help your brain organize information. Digital devices, (3)_______ the other hand, offer advantages in terms of convenience and accessibility. A single tablet can store thousands of books, and with just a few taps, you can instantly look (4)_______ unfamiliar words or concepts.

In the end, many experts argue that the best approach is not to choose one over the other, but to use both formats (5)_______ to the situation. A physical book may be ideal for deep, focused reading, while a digital device works well for quick browsing and research.

(A) instead of
(B) in charge of
(C) in spite of
(D) in honor of

答案： A — instead of（而不是），在螢幕上而非紙張上閱讀。

(A) lead
(B) result
(C) bring
(D) cause

答案： A — lead，lead to（導致），紙本閱讀可能導致更好的理解和記憶。

(A) at
(B) in
(C) on
(D) by

答案： C — on，on the other hand（另一方面）。

(A) at
(B) for
(C) up
(D) after

答案： C — up，look up（查詢），查詢不熟悉的單字。

(A) according
(B) related
(C) compared
(D) depending

答案： A — according，according to（根據），根據情況使用兩種格式。

Passage 2: The Psychology of Color in Marketing

Have you ever wondered why so many fast-food restaurants use red and yellow in their logos? There is actually a science (6)_______ this choice. Color psychology — the study of how colors affect human behavior and decision-making — plays a significant role in marketing and branding.

Red is known to stimulate appetite and create a (7)_______ of urgency, which is why it is commonly used by food chains. Yellow, meanwhile, is associated with happiness and warmth, making it effective at catching the attention of passersby. Blue, on the other hand, tends to suggest trust, stability, and professionalism, (8)_______ is why many banks and technology companies use it in their branding.

Marketers carefully select colors not only for logos (9)_______ for product packaging, advertisements, and even store interiors. A well-chosen color scheme can subconsciously influence a customer’s purchasing decision before they even (10)_______ what the product actually does.

(A) behind
(B) beyond
(C) beneath
(D) between

答案： A — behind，the science behind（某事背後的科學原理）。

(A) sense
(B) senseful
(C) sensible
(D) sensation

答案： A — sense，a sense of urgency（緊迫感）。

(A) that
(B) what
(C) which
(D) where

答案： C — which，非限定關係子句，which 代替前面的整句概念。

(A) but
(B) or
(C) and
(D) yet

答案： A — but，not only… but (also)…（不僅…而且…）。

10.

(A) realize
(B) realizes
(C) realizing
(D) realized

答案： A — realize，before they even realize（在他們甚至沒意識到之前），before 子句用現在式。

Passage 3: Building Healthy Sleep Habits

Sleep is just as important as diet and exercise when it comes to maintaining good health, yet it is often (11)_______ first thing people sacrifice when life gets busy. Chronic sleep deprivation can lead to serious health issues, including weakened immunity, weight gain, and an increased risk of heart disease.

Experts recommend establishing a consistent sleep (12)_______ — going to bed and waking up at the same time every day, even on weekends. Creating a relaxing bedtime routine, such as reading or taking a warm bath, can signal to your brain that it is time to wind down. It is also advisable to avoid screens for at least an hour before bed, (13)_______ the blue light emitted by phones and laptops can interfere with the production of melatonin, the hormone that regulates sleep.

While individual sleep needs vary, (14)_______ adults require between seven and nine hours of sleep per night. If you consistently feel tired during the day despite getting enough hours of sleep, you may want to (15)_______ a doctor to rule out sleep disorders such as sleep apnea.

11.

(A) a
(B) an
(C) the
(D) no article needed

答案： C — the，the first thing 指定語，用定冠詞 the。

12.

(A) route
(B) routine
(C) rule
(D) rumor

答案： B — routine（規律、日常習慣），建立固定的睡眠規律。

13.

(A) since
(B) unless
(C) although
(D) while

答案： A — since（因為），因為藍光會干擾褪黑激素的生成。

14.

(A) almost
(B) least
(C) most
(D) more

答案： C — most，most adults（大多數成年人）。

15.

(A) consult
(B) consulting
(C) consulted
(D) to consulting

答案： A — consult，may want to + 原形動詞，會想要諮詢醫生。

Part 3: 閱讀理解（20 題，6 篇文章）

文章 A: Event Poster

COMMUNITY FILM FESTIVAL 2026 “Stories From Around the World”

Date: May 15–17, 2026 Location: Da’an Community Center, 3rd Floor Auditorium Admission: FREE (registration required — scan QR code below)

Join us for three evenings of international cinema! Each night features two films from a different region, followed by a discussion led by film scholars from National Taiwan Normal University.

Schedule:

Date	Theme	Films
May 15	European Voices	”The Bicycle Thief” (Italy, 6:30 PM) + “Amélie” (France, 8:30 PM)
May 16	Asian Perspectives	”Spirited Away” (Japan, 6:30 PM) + “Parasite” (South Korea, 8:45 PM)
May 17	Latin American Stories	”The Motorcycle Diaries” (Argentina, 6:30 PM) + “City of God” (Brazil, 8:30 PM)

Notes:

Films are in original languages with Chinese and English subtitles.
Doors open 30 minutes before the first film each night.
Light refreshments will be provided during the 15-minute intermission between films.
Seating is limited to 120 people per night. Register early to secure your spot!

16. What is the purpose of this poster?

(A) To advertise a paid film course at National Taiwan Normal University.
(B) To announce a free community film festival with films from different regions.
(C) To recruit students for a study-abroad program about international films.
(D) To sell tickets for a commercial movie theater’s special weekend event.

答案： B — 海報宣布的是免費的社區電影節，放映各地影片。

17. On which night would a viewer be able to watch a Japanese animated film?

(A) May 15
(B) May 16
(C) May 17
(D) All three nights

答案： B — 5 月 16 日放映亞洲影片，包含宮崎駿的《神隱少女》。

18. What is the maximum number of people who can attend on a single night?

(A) 60 people
(B) 120 people
(C) 240 people
(D) The poster does not specify a limit.

答案： B — 每晚限 120 人。

文章 B: Personal Essay

Why I Decided to Take a Gap Year

By Kevin Huang

When I told my parents I wanted to take a gap year before starting university, they were not exactly thrilled. “You will fall behind,” my father warned. “You might never go back to school,” my mother added. I understood their concerns, but I had a feeling that this was what I needed.

During my gap year, I did three things: I worked part-time at a bookstore, volunteered at a local animal shelter, and traveled alone to Australia for two months on a working holiday visa. None of these experiences were particularly glamorous. The bookstore job paid minimum wage. The animal shelter involved a lot of cleaning. And in Australia, I spent three weeks picking fruit under the hot sun.

But here is what I gained: I learned how to manage my own finances because for the first time in my life, I was responsible for all my expenses. At the shelter, I discovered that doing something meaningful matters more to me than doing something that looks good on a resume. And during my solo travels, I faced countless small challenges — getting lost, missing buses, struggling to communicate — and each one made me more confident and resourceful.

When I finally started university a year later, I was more focused and motivated than I had ever been in high school. I knew why I was there and what I wanted to get out of the experience. To anyone considering a gap year, I would say this: it is not for everyone, and it requires planning and discipline. But if you approach it with the right mindset, it can be one of the most educational years of your life.

19. What was Kevin’s parents’ initial reaction to his gap year plan?

(A) They were fully supportive and encouraged him to travel widely.
(B) They were worried he might fall behind or never return to school.
(C) They suggested he take two gap years instead of just one.
(D) They refused to speak to him about the topic entirely.

答案： B — 父母擔心他會落後或不再回學校。

20. According to the essay, what did Kevin learn from his part-time bookstore job?

(A) That retail work is much easier than he had expected.
(B) How to manage his finances since he was responsible for all his expenses.
(C) How to read and recommend books to various types of customers.
(D) That he wanted to open his own bookstore in the future.

答案： B — 學會管理財務，因為第一次要為自己的所有花費負責。

21. What word best describes Kevin’s attitude when he started university after the gap year?

(A) Confused and uncertain about his direction in life.
(B) Regretful that he had wasted a year before starting school.
(C) More focused and motivated than he had been in high school.
(D) Exhausted and burned out from his gap year experiences.

答案： C — 他比高中時更加專注和有動力。

文章 C: Science Article

Can Houseplants Really Clean Indoor Air?

You have probably seen articles claiming that certain houseplants can remove toxins from indoor air. The idea became popular after a famous 1989 NASA study found that plants could remove certain chemicals from sealed chambers. This led to decades of marketing claims that a few potted plants could significantly improve the air quality in your home or office.

However, more recent research has cast doubt on these claims. A comprehensive 2019 study published in the Journal of Exposure Science and Environmental Epidemiology reviewed decades of research and reached a different conclusion. While plants do absorb some pollutants, the rate at which they do so in real-world settings is far too slow to make a meaningful difference.

To put this in perspective, the researchers calculated that you would need between 10 and 1,000 plants per square meter of floor space to achieve the same air-cleaning effect as simply opening a window or using a standard ventilation system. In other words, a typical living room would require hundreds, if not thousands, of plants to produce a noticeable effect.

This does not mean houseplants are useless, of course. Studies have consistently shown that having plants in indoor spaces can reduce stress, improve mood, and increase productivity. They just should not be relied upon as air purifiers. If you are concerned about indoor air quality, experts recommend more effective solutions: open windows regularly, use an air purifier with a HEPA filter, vacuum carpets frequently, and avoid indoor smoking and burning candles.

22. What is the main idea of this article?

(A) Houseplants are completely useless and people should not keep them at home.
(B) The NASA study was fraudulent and should be ignored entirely.
(C) While houseplants have psychological benefits, their ability to clean indoor air is very limited in real settings.
(D) Opening windows is the only scientifically proven way to improve indoor air quality.

答案： C — 植物有心理好處，但在真實環境中淨化空氣的能力非常有限。

23. According to the article, how many plants per square meter would be needed to match a ventilation system’s air-cleaning power?

(A) 1 to 10 plants
(B) 10 to 1,000 plants
(C) 100 to 500 plants
(D) 1,000 to 10,000 plants

答案： B — 每平方公尺需 10 到 1,000 棵植物。

24. What benefits of houseplants does the article acknowledge as scientifically supported?

(A) They can cure common illnesses like colds and headaches.
(B) They reduce stress, improve mood, and increase productivity.
(C) They can replace air purifiers in most household settings.
(D) They remove all harmful chemicals from indoor air within hours.

答案： B — 減壓、改善心情、提高生產力。

文章 D: Customer Complaint Letter

Dear Customer Service Manager,

I am writing to express my extreme dissatisfaction with the delivery service I received from your company on April 28, 2026.

I ordered a desk and office chair from your website on April 15, with a promised delivery window of 3–5 business days. Not only did the delivery arrive 10 business days late on April 28, but when the packages finally arrived, both items were damaged. The desk had a large scratch across the surface, and one leg of the office chair was bent, making it completely unusable.

I immediately contacted your customer service hotline and was told that a replacement would be arranged within 48 hours. That was five days ago, and I have not received any further communication. I have sent two follow-up emails, neither of which has received a response.

At this point, I am requesting a full refund for both items (order number: TK-88241) and that you arrange for the damaged products to be picked up from my address at no additional cost to me. If I do not receive a satisfactory response within seven business days, I will have no choice but to file a complaint with the Consumer Protection Association.

I look forward to your prompt response and a swift resolution.

Sincerely, Chen Yi-ting

25. When did the delivery actually arrive?

(A) April 15
(B) April 20
(C) April 28
(D) May 3

答案： C — 4 月 28 日，晚了 10 個工作天。

26. What problem did Ms. Chen encounter with the products?

(A) The wrong color items were delivered by mistake.
(B) Both the desk and the chair arrived damaged and the chair was unusable.
(C) Some parts were missing from the packages upon delivery.
(D) The items were too heavy for her to move into her apartment.

答案： B — 桌子有刮痕，椅腳彎曲無法使用。

27. What action is Ms. Chen requesting in her letter?

(A) A discount on her next purchase from the company.
(B) An exchange for a more expensive desk and chair model.
(C) A full refund and free pickup of the damaged items.
(D) Compensation for the emotional distress caused by poor service.

答案： C — 全額退費並安排免費回收損壞商品。

文章 E: Interview Transcript (Excerpt)

Interviewer: Dr. Lee, thank you for joining us today. Your new book argues that failure is actually more valuable than success when it comes to learning. Can you explain what you mean by that?

Dr. Lee: Absolutely. The core idea is that when you succeed at something, your brain has no reason to change. You think, “Whatever I did clearly worked,” and you repeat the same approach next time. But when you fail — when you get a question wrong, when a project doesn’t go as planned, when you experience a setback — your brain is forced to reconsider. It asks, “What went wrong? What should I do differently?” This process of analysis and adjustment is where deep learning actually happens.

Interviewer: So you are saying that success can actually prevent growth?

Dr. Lee: In a way, yes. Success feels good, and I am not saying people should avoid it. But success does not teach you very much. If a student gets 95% on a test, they tend to ignore the 5% they got wrong. But if they get 65%, they are forced to go back and figure out what they did not understand. The learning is much more active and focused.

Interviewer: What advice would you give to teachers and parents based on this research?

Dr. Lee: Stop treating mistakes as something to be embarrassed about. When a child makes an error, instead of just providing the correct answer, ask them: “Why do you think this is wrong? What could you try instead?” Turn failure into an investigation. When students learn to analyze their own errors, they develop skills that transfer to every subject and every area of life.

28. According to Dr. Lee, why can success be less valuable for learning than failure?

(A) Success makes people arrogant and unwilling to listen to advice.
(B) Success prevents the brain from reconsidering and adjusting its approach.
(C) Success requires too much effort and leads to burnout quickly.
(D) Success is rare, so it cannot be used as a reliable teaching tool.

答案： B — 成功讓大腦沒有理由改變，阻礙了重新思考和調整。

29. What does Dr. Lee recommend teachers and parents do when a child makes a mistake?

(A) Immediately point out the correct answer to save the child time.
(B) Ignore the mistake to avoid embarrassing the child in front of others.
(C) Ask the child why they think it is wrong and what they could try instead.
(D) Give the child a lower grade as motivation to study harder next time.

答案： C — 問孩子為什麼覺得是錯的、可以嘗試什麼別的方式。

30. What does Dr. Lee say about students who score 95% versus 65% on a test?

(A) The 95% student learned more because they made fewer errors.
(B) The 65% student is forced to engage in more active and focused learning.
(C) Both students learn equally regardless of their test scores.
(D) Test scores have no relationship to learning outcomes whatsoever.

答案： B — 65 分的學生被迫進行更活躍和專注的學習。

文章 F: Travel Guide

A Backpacker’s Guide to Hualien

Hualien, located on Taiwan’s stunning east coast, is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Here is how to make the most of your visit on a backpacker’s budget.

Where to Stay: Skip the fancy resorts and check into one of Hualien’s many hostels near the train station. Prices range from NT $400 t o NT$ 700 per night for a dorm bed. Hostels like “Ocean Breeze Backpackers” and “Taroko Base Camp” offer free Wi-Fi, shared kitchens, and most importantly, a community of fellow travelers to share tips with.

Getting Around: Rent a scooter if you have an international driving permit (around NT $400/ d a y) . F or t h ose w h oc ann o t d r i v e a scoo t er, t h e T ai w an T o u r i s tS h u ttl e b u sesco v er maj or a tt r a c t i o n s a t re a so nab l e p r i ces, t h o ug h ser v i ces a re l ess f re q u e n tt hanin T ai p e i . C yc l in g a l o n g t h eco a s t a l bik e p a t h s i s an o t h er f an t a s t i co pt i o n — se v er a l s h o p s n e a r t h e t r ain s t a t i o n re n t bi cyc l es f or NT$ 200–300 per day.

Must-See Attractions (all free or low-cost):

Qixingtan Beach: A beautiful stretch of coastline with crystal-clear water and views of the Pacific Ocean. Free.
Taroko National Park: The crown jewel of Hualien. Entrance is free, and shuttle buses inside the park cost NT$250 for a day pass. Allow a full day here.
Liyu Lake: A peaceful lake surrounded by mountains. Free to visit; kayak rentals cost NT$200/hour.
Dongdamen Night Market: The largest night market in eastern Taiwan. Budget around NT$300–500 for a satisfying dinner of local specialties.

Budget Breakdown (per day):

Accommodation: NT$500
Food: NT$400–600
Transportation: NT$400
Activities: NT$200
Total: Approximately NT$1,500–1,700/day

31. What is the price range for a dorm bed in a Hualien hostel?

(A) NT$200–300
(B) NT$400–700
(C) NT$800–1,000
(D) NT$1,200–1,500

答案： B — NT $400 到 NT$ 700 每晚。

32. What is the entrance fee for Taroko National Park?

(A) NT$250
(B) NT$500
(C) NT$1,000
(D) Free

答案： D — 免費入園，園內接駁車才須付費。

33. According to the budget breakdown, approximately how much would a two-day trip cost?

(A) NT$1,500–1,700
(B) NT$3,000–3,400
(C) NT$4,500–5,100
(D) NT$6,000–6,800

答案： B — 每天約 1,500-1,700，兩天約 3,000-3,400。

複試 — 寫作測驗

威威老師小秘訣 — 引導寫作的邏輯架構

引導寫作的重點在於邏輯連貫性。每個段落之間要有清楚的連接詞（Furthermore, In addition, On the contrary），讓整篇文章「流動」起來。寫完後自己唸一遍，如果某處聽起來跳躍，就加一個過渡句補強。120 字不算多，每個句子都要有貢獻——不要寫廢話！

Part 1: 中譯英（5 句）

1. 這個城市以其友善的居民和豐富的歷史文化聞名於世。

詞彙提示： be known for (phr.) 以…聞名
模範答案： This city is known worldwide for its friendly residents and rich historical culture.

2. 與其每天抱怨工作，不如積極尋找提升自己的方法。

詞彙提示： instead of (prep.) 與其…不如 / complain about (phr.) 抱怨
模範答案： Instead of complaining about your job every day, you should actively look for ways to improve yourself.

3. 研究顯示，規律運動不僅能改善身體健康，還能減輕壓力。

詞彙提示： regular (adj.) 規律的 / reduce (v.) 減少、減輕
模範答案： Research shows that regular exercise can not only improve physical health but also reduce stress.

4. 一旦你養成每天閱讀的習慣，你會發現世界變得更加廣闊。

詞彙提示： once (conj.) 一旦 / develop a habit (phr.) 養成習慣
模範答案： Once you develop the habit of reading every day, you will find that the world becomes much broader.

5. 要不是當初老師的鼓勵，我可能早就放棄英文了。

詞彙提示： encouragement (n.) 鼓勵 / give up (phr.) 放棄
模範答案： If it had not been for my teacher’s encouragement, I might have given up on English a long time ago.

Part 2: 引導寫作（120-150 字）

題目： The Pros and Cons of Technology in Our Daily Lives（科技在日常生活中的利弊）

引導提示：

開頭（Intro）： 請描述科技在你日常生活中扮演的角色。你用科技做些什麼？
正文（Body）： 科技的優點是什麼？（如：便利性、資訊取得、與人連結等）缺點是什麼？（如：注意力分散、隱私問題、人際疏離等）至少各舉一個具體例子。
結尾（Conclusion）： 你認為我們應該如何平衡科技使用？提出一個具體的建議。

模範文章：

Technology has become an inseparable part of my daily life. From the moment I wake up and check my phone for messages to the time I fall asleep listening to a podcast, I am constantly interacting with digital devices. I use my laptop for schoolwork, my phone for staying in touch with friends, and streaming services for entertainment.

The benefits of technology are undeniable. It gives us instant access to an endless amount of information — if I want to learn about ancient history or fix a broken bicycle, I can find a tutorial in seconds. It also allows us to stay connected with loved ones across the globe through video calls and social media. However, technology also has significant downsides. Constant notifications make it difficult to focus on one task for an extended period. Furthermore, many people, myself included, find themselves scrolling mindlessly through social media for hours, wasting time that could have been spent on more meaningful activities. There are also growing concerns about how companies collect and use our personal data.

To maintain a healthy relationship with technology, I believe we must set clear boundaries. One practical suggestion is to designate “tech-free” periods each day — for example, no phones during meals and no screens for one hour before bed. Technology is a tool, and like any tool, its value depends entirely on how wisely we use it.

複試 — 口說測驗

威威老師小秘訣 — 自信的說話節奏

口說時，講太快讓人聽不懂，講太慢又顯得沒把握。最好的說話節奏是中等偏慢，但充滿自信。善用停頓來強調重點，用重音來標記關鍵資訊。用 “Actually,” “The thing is…” “What I find interesting is…” 這些開頭語讓回答更自然，聽起來不像在背誦！

Part 1: 朗讀短文

說明： 請大聲朗讀以下短文，注意發音和語調。

The Old Tree House

Behind my grandmother’s house, there stands an enormous banyan tree that has been growing for over a century. Its thick roots hang down from the branches like curtains, creating a natural shelter underneath. As a child, I called this space my “tree house,” even though there were no walls or roof — just the living canopy of leaves above me.

I spent countless afternoons there, reading comic books, building tiny forts out of twigs, and imagining I was an explorer in a distant jungle. My grandmother would bring me slices of chilled watermelon, and we would sit together in the cool shade, listening to the birds singing in the branches above.

When I visited last summer, the tree was still there, as magnificent as ever. But I noticed something I had never seen as a child — initials carved into the bark, left by my father and his siblings decades before I was born. The tree had sheltered three generations of my family, and in that moment, I understood that some things in life are far more precious than anything money can buy.

發音提醒：

banyan /ˈbænjən/
canopy /ˈkænəpi/
twigs /twɪɡz/
magnificent /mæɡˈnɪfɪsənt/
siblings /ˈsɪblɪŋz/
precious /ˈpreʃəs/

Part 2: 回答問題（10 題）

1. What is your favorite meal of the day, and what do you usually eat?

模範回答： My favorite meal is breakfast. I love starting the day with something warm and comforting. I usually eat a bowl of hot oatmeal with sliced bananas and a spoonful of honey. On weekends, when I have more time, I might make scrambled eggs with toast and a cup of fresh coffee. A good breakfast really sets the tone for the entire day.

2. Describe a movie or TV show that you have recently watched and enjoyed.

模範回答： I recently watched a documentary about ocean conservation called “Blue Planet II.” It was absolutely breathtaking. The underwater footage was so vivid and detailed that I felt like I was actually diving in the ocean. The documentary also opened my eyes to how much plastic pollution is damaging marine life. It was both beautiful and thought-provoking — the best kind of film.

3. What do you think are the qualities of a good friend?

模範回答： I think a good friend needs three key qualities: honesty, reliability, and empathy. A true friend tells you the truth even when it is difficult to hear. They are someone you can count on — if they say they will be there, they show up. Most importantly, a good friend tries to understand how you feel and supports you without judgment. These are the friends worth keeping for a lifetime.

4. If you could visit any country in the world, where would you go and why?

模範回答： If I could visit any country, I would choose New Zealand. I have seen so many stunning photographs of its landscapes — from snow-capped mountains to green rolling hills to beautiful beaches. I would love to go hiking there and experience the incredible natural scenery firsthand. I have also heard that the people are very friendly and welcoming, which makes it even more appealing.

5. Do you think students today are under too much pressure? Explain your view.

模範回答： Yes, I definitely think students today face excessive pressure. The competition for top universities and good jobs has become incredibly intense. Many students attend cram schools after regular classes and study late into the night, leaving little time for hobbies, exercise, or simply relaxing. I think the education system places too much emphasis on test scores and not enough on mental health and personal development. We need to find a healthier balance.

6. How do you stay healthy and fit?

模範回答： I try to stay healthy through a combination of regular exercise and mindful eating. I go jogging three times a week, usually in the early evening when the temperature is cooler. I also make an effort to eat more vegetables and less processed food. Recently, I have started practicing yoga on weekends to improve my flexibility and reduce stress. It is a work in progress, but I feel the difference.

7. What kind of volunteer work would you be interested in doing?

模範回答： I would be very interested in volunteering at a local animal shelter. I have always loved animals, and the idea of helping abandoned dogs and cats find new homes is really meaningful to me. I imagine the work would be physically tiring — cleaning cages, walking dogs, preparing food — but getting to see an animal go to a loving family would make it all worthwhile.

8. In your opinion, what is the biggest environmental problem facing the world today?

模範回答： In my opinion, climate change is the most serious environmental threat we face. Rising temperatures are causing more extreme weather events, melting polar ice caps, and threatening countless species with extinction. What worries me most is that the effects are already visible — stronger typhoons, longer droughts, and devastating wildfires. Addressing climate change requires global cooperation, and I hope more countries will take serious action before it is too late.

9. Do you prefer to work on projects alone or in a group?

模範回答： I generally prefer working in a group. I find that discussing ideas with others often leads to solutions I would never have thought of on my own. Different people bring different strengths, and when those are combined effectively, the result is usually better than what any individual could produce alone. That said, I do appreciate having some alone time to process my thoughts before sharing them with the team.

10. What is one piece of technology you could not live without?

模範回答： I think I would have a very hard time living without my smartphone. It is not just a device for calling and texting — it is my alarm clock, my calendar, my camera, my music player, and my connection to the internet all in one. It helps me stay organized, navigate unfamiliar places, and keep in touch with people I care about. I know I am probably too dependent on it, but it has genuinely made my life more convenient in countless ways.

Part 3: 看圖描述與討論

圖片情境描述： 一張捷運車廂內的照片。車廂裡坐滿了人，場景反映了現代都市生活的縮影。靠近門口有一位學生在站著背單字（手上拿著單字卡），座位上有一位上班族靠著窗戶睡著了，嘴角還掛著一絲微笑。中間有位母親正在低聲唸故事書給坐在腿上的小孩聽。遠方角落有兩位外國旅客看著電子地圖，表情有些困惑。整體色調溫暖，車窗外可以看到城市的燈光一閃而過。

討論問題：

1. Describe the scene in the picture in your own words.

模範回答： The picture captures an ordinary yet fascinating scene inside a busy MRT carriage. Near the door, a student is standing and studying vocabulary flashcards, making use of the travel time to prepare for an exam. In one of the seats, a tired office worker has fallen asleep with his head resting against the window — there is even a small smile on his face, as if he is having a pleasant dream. In the middle of the carriage, a mother is quietly reading a storybook to her young child sitting on her lap. In the corner, two foreign tourists are looking at a digital map with confused expressions, probably trying to figure out which stop to get off at. Outside the window, city lights streak by, creating a warm, almost cinematic atmosphere.

2. What does this picture tell us about how people use their time on public transportation?

模範回答： This picture shows that people use their time on public transportation in very different ways. The student is being productive — turning “dead time” into study time. The office worker is recovering from exhaustion by catching up on sleep. The mother is using the ride as quality bonding time with her child. The tourists are navigating an unfamiliar city. What I find interesting is that a simple MRT ride reveals so much about people’s priorities and circumstances. It reminds me that time is never truly “wasted” if we are doing something meaningful — whether that something is studying, resting, or connecting with loved ones.

3. How could public transportation systems be improved to better serve different types of passengers?

模範回答： Public transportation systems could be improved in several ways to serve diverse passengers better. For students and workers, stronger Wi-Fi and more charging ports would allow them to study or work productively during their commute. For parents with children, designated family-friendly carriages with wider doors and spaces for strollers would be extremely helpful. For tourists, clearer multilingual signage and audio announcements, as well as interactive route-planning kiosks at stations, would reduce confusion. For elderly passengers and people with limited mobility, more priority seating and smoother accessibility between platforms and street levels would be essential. The key is to design systems not just for the “average” passenger but for the full diversity of people who rely on them every day.

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## 答案總表

題號	答案	題號	答案	題號	答案
聽力 P1-1	C	聽力 P1-6	B	聽力 P3-1	B
聽力 P1-2	B	聽力 P1-7	A	聽力 P3-2	C
聽力 P1-3	B	聽力 P1-8	B	聽力 P3-3	B
聽力 P1-4	A	聽力 P1-9	B	聽力 P3-4	C
聽力 P1-5	B	聽力 P1-10	A	聽力 P3-5	B
聽力 P2-1	A	聽力 P2-9	A	聽力 P3-6	C
聽力 P2-2	B	聽力 P2-10	A	聽力 P3-7	B
聽力 P2-3	B	聽力 P2-11	B	聽力 P3-8	C
聽力 P2-4	A	聽力 P2-12	A	聽力 P3-9	A
聽力 P2-5	C	聽力 P2-13	A	聽力 P3-10	C
聽力 P2-6	A	聽力 P2-14	B	聽力 P3-11	B
聽力 P2-7	B	聽力 P2-15	B	聽力 P3-12	B
聽力 P2-8	A	—	—	聽力 P3-13	B
—	—	—	—	聽力 P3-14	B
聽力 P3-15	B	閱讀 P2-1	A	聽力 P3-16	B
聽力 P3-17	B	閱讀 P2-2	A	聽力 P3-18	C
聽力 P3-19	C	閱讀 P2-3	C	聽力 P3-20	C
—	—	閱讀 P2-4	C	閱讀 P2-5	A
閱讀 P1-1	A	閱讀 P2-6	A	閱讀 P2-7	A
閱讀 P1-2	A	閱讀 P2-8	C	閱讀 P2-9	A
閱讀 P1-3	C	閱讀 P2-10	A	閱讀 P2-11	C
閱讀 P1-4	C	閱讀 P2-12	B	閱讀 P2-13	A
閱讀 P1-5	A	閱讀 P2-14	C	閱讀 P2-15	A
閱讀 P1-6	D	閱讀 P3-16	B	閱讀 P3-17	B
閱讀 P1-7	A	閱讀 P3-18	B	閱讀 P3-19	B
閱讀 P1-8	A	閱讀 P3-20	B	閱讀 P3-21	C
閱讀 P1-9	A	閱讀 P3-22	C	閱讀 P3-23	B
閱讀 P1-10	B	閱讀 P3-24	B	閱讀 P3-25	C
閱讀 P1-11	A	閱讀 P3-26	B	閱讀 P3-27	C
閱讀 P1-12	A	閱讀 P3-28	B	閱讀 P3-29	C
閱讀 P1-13	B	閱讀 P3-30	B	閱讀 P3-31	B
閱讀 P1-14	D	閱讀 P3-32	D	閱讀 P3-33	B
閱讀 P1-15	C	—	—	—	—

本回重點單字（20 個）

#	單字	詞性	中文意思	例句
1	implement	v.	實施、執行	The school implemented a new dress code.
2	revolutionary	adj.	革命性的	The internet was a revolutionary invention.
3	facilities	n.	設施、設備	The hotel has excellent sports facilities.
4	refrain	v.	克制、避免	Please refrain from using your phone in class.
5	motivate	v.	激勵、驅動	Good teachers motivate their students to learn.
6	annually	adv.	每年地	The festival is held annually in August.
7	suspend	v.	暫停、停學	He was suspended from the team for bad behavior.
8	construction	n.	建造、施工	The construction of the bridge took two years.
9	comprehension	n.	理解力	Reading improves your vocabulary and comprehension.
10	retention	n.	保留、記憶	Good sleep helps with memory retention.
11	routine	n.	規律、例行公事	A consistent sleep routine improves health.
12	deprivation	n.	剝奪、缺乏	Sleep deprivation affects your concentration.
13	pollutant	n.	汙染物	The factory released pollutants into the river.
14	perspective	n.	觀點、角度	Traveling gives you a new perspective on life.
15	dissatisfaction	n.	不滿意	He expressed dissatisfaction with the service.
16	magnificent	adj.	壯麗的、宏偉的	The view from the mountain was magnificent.
17	documentary	n.	紀錄片	I watched an interesting documentary about space.
18	empathy	n.	同理心	A good friend shows empathy when you are upset.
19	appealing	adj.	吸引人的	The idea of studying abroad is very appealing.
20	designated	adj.	指定的	Smoking is only allowed in designated areas.

分數估算表

測驗項目	題數	你的答對數	預估分數	通過標準
聽力 P1 看圖辨義	10	/10
聽力 P2 問答	15	/15
聽力 P3 簡短對話	20	/20
聽力總分	45	/45	/120	72/120
閱讀 P1 詞彙結構	15	/15
閱讀 P2 段落填空	15	/15
閱讀 P3 閱讀理解	20	/20
閱讀總分	50	/50	/120	72/120

自我評量表

評量項目	1 (需加強)	2 (尚可)	3 (不錯)	4 (很好)	5 (優秀)
聽力 — 看圖辨義掌握度
聽力 — 問答應對能力
聽力 — 對話理解力
閱讀 — 詞彙量
閱讀 — 文法結構
閱讀 — 文章理解力
中譯英 — 句型運用
引導寫作 — 組織與表達
口說 — 朗讀流暢度
口說 — 即時應答力
口說 — 圖片描述力

你的優勢：

需要加強的地方：

下一步計畫：

威威老師的最後鼓勵

第二回完成！有沒有覺得比第一回順手一些了呢？如果你今天比昨天多會了 5 個單字、多搞懂了一個句型，那就是實實在在的進步。別跟別人比，跟昨天的自己比就好。Mock 3 難度會稍微往上調一個檔次，準備好迎接挑戰了嗎？我們下一回見！

Mock 2 — GEPT 中級全真模擬試題 | 威威老師製作 | 2026-05-03

解鎖內容

GEPT-中級-Mock-2

GEPT 中級模擬試題 Mock 2

初試 — 聽力測驗（約 30 分鐘）

Part 1: 看圖辨義（10 題）

Part 2: 問答（15 題）

Part 3: 簡短對話（20 題）

初試 — 閱讀測驗（約 45 分鐘）

Part 1: 詞彙和結構（15 題）

Part 2: 段落填空（15 題，3 篇文章）

Part 3: 閱讀理解（20 題，6 篇文章）

複試 — 寫作測驗

Part 1: 中譯英（5 句）

Part 2: 引導寫作（120-150 字）

複試 — 口說測驗

Part 1: 朗讀短文

Part 2: 回答問題（10 題）

Part 3: 看圖描述與討論

本回重點單字（20 個）

分數估算表

自我評量表

關係圖譜

目錄

反向連結

GEPT-中級-Mock-2

GEPT 中級 模擬試題 Mock 2

初試 — 聽力測驗（約 30 分鐘）

Part 1: 看圖辨義（10 題）

Part 2: 問答（15 題）

Part 3: 簡短對話（20 題）

初試 — 閱讀測驗（約 45 分鐘）

Part 1: 詞彙和結構（15 題）

Part 2: 段落填空（15 題，3 篇文章）

Part 3: 閱讀理解（20 題，6 篇文章）

複試 — 寫作測驗

Part 1: 中譯英（5 句）

Part 2: 引導寫作（120-150 字）

複試 — 口說測驗

Part 1: 朗讀短文

Part 2: 回答問題（10 題）

Part 3: 看圖描述與討論

本回重點單字（20 個）

分數估算表

自我評量表

威威學習信

關係圖譜

目錄

反向連結

GEPT 中級模擬試題 Mock 2