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II. 混合題:11% In 2018, the average annual hours worked in Taiwan was around 2,033 hours, which ranked second in Asia and fourth in the world. The long working hours then leads to a serious, widespread health issue called “burnout." “Burnout" can be described as a state of feeling extremely tired, either physically or mentally, due to a continuous heavy workload*. According to WHO, “burnout" can be recognized through three signs. First, people with burnout may have feelings of energy loss or exhaustion. Second, they may have a negative view of their career. Third, their professional productivity* may be greatly reduced. Although “burnout” may sound abstract and difficult to spot, this condition can have real-life effects and may lead to physical or mental health problems such as depression, or vulnerability* to illness. Thus, this issue should be taken seriously. Furthermore, the most important question is how we can accurately figure out all the health problems that are closely related to a heavy workload. Also, the government should put more effort into preventing more widespread “burnout” in the future. 註:workload 工作負擔 productivity 生產效率 vulnerability 易受傷害 ) 34. What is the purpose of this passage? (3%) (A) To offer an effective solution to a health issue. (B) To introduce a health issue caused by a heavy workload. (C) To share an experience of dealing with a health problem. (D) To tell the difference between two kinds of health problems. ) 35. What can we know from this passage? (3%) (A) Work pressure may be one of the reasons for mental health problems. (B) Diseases caused by heavy workloads are less common among Taiwanese. (C) The government is already trying to reduce the average workload in Taiwan. (D) The average working hours of Taiwanese are the second highest in the world. 36. How does the author describe “burnout” in this passage? Find out the one sentence and copy it down (5%) VII. 翻譯:20%(37每格1分,38至40 每題6分,39至40 為一題組) 37. 為了保持身材,Ben 每天下班後都在健身房健身。 To keep in good shape, Ben 38. Patrick 從健身房回家之後,他冲澡然後就躺下休息 in the gym every day after work. o 全国回国日香西兰羊日百了,

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Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961 was an American author and journalist, His writing style, characterized by simplicity and undezståiemenſ; influenced modern fiction, as 11 did his life of adventure. Hemingway started his career as a journalist at 17. In the 1920s, he was sent to Europe as a newspaper Correspondent to 12 such events as the Greek Revolution. During this period, he produced his early important works, including The Sun Also Rises. Among his later works, the most outstanding is The Old - 1-

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the SW eft da al V. 閱讀測驗:9% It was time for another women's five-thousand-meter qualifying heat*. A group of seventeen female Dis runners from different countries lined up for the start of the race. The crowd in Rio's Olympic stadium cheered loudly when the starting gun went off. Charging ahead, the athletes strove for position and to stay AD at the front of the pack. Bunched tightly together, the group circled the track several times. Then, with less than half of the race to go, drama struck. New Zealand's Nikki Hamblin tripped on the heels of the Japanese runner in front of her. She crashed to the ground, unfortunately taking the American athlete, Abbey D'Agostino, down with her. The latter was the first to get up. Instead of continuing the race, D'Agostino quickly turned around to help Hamblin to her feet. She didn't even realize how seriously she had been injured since she was too concerned about the other runner. She was hardly able to stand due to the pain and fell to the ground again. Now it was Hamblin's turn to help D'Agostino up. With the crowd's encouragement, the two were able to carry on with the race despite their terrible falls. Hamblin and D'Agostino even managed to complete the event although they were far behind the eventual medal winners. Apart from receiving the 2016 Olympics Fair Play award for competing with such good spirit, both runners were also given the opportunity to run again in the five-thousand-meter finals. After all, it's not always about winning. 註:qualifying heat 資格賽 ) 31. Which of the following is NOT true about the incident? (A) It occurred in the 2016 Rio Olympics. (B) These runners were competing in the finals. (C) All seventeen runners were females from different countries. (D) It happened when runners had already run over half of the race. ) 32. What is the author trying to show readers by using the incident as an example in the passage? (A) A strong desire to win. (B) A quick way to get into finals. (C) A touching moment of gratitude. (D) A good example of sportsmanship. 33. What did NOT happen to Hamblin and D'Agostino after the incident? (A) The crowd gave them great encouragement. (B) They were given the chance to run in the finals. (C) They were awarded the gold medal for the race. (D) In spite of their injuries, they tried to finish the race. 3 (B VI. 混合題:11% Michael Phelps is considered to be one of the most successful of all the Olympic swimmers. Up now, he is the most decorated Olympian, with a total of twenty-eight medals in both individual and tea events.