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動大三步驟
C) 15. The figure-skater's performance was
a standing ovation
(A) enough; to
(B) too, to
excellent
the audience gave her
(C) so that
(D) such, that
U. 綜合測驗:20"
in a little fridge. Both were marked “First Moon Meal." The two astronauts smiled.
we don't
20 July 1969
Buzz and Neil were hungry. Because their time on the moon was short, they had been working at a
high speed for hours. Luckily, it was time 16.
small bags 17.
lunch. Looking around the spaceship, they found two
"The food doesn't really look out of this world," joked Buzz.
"We're making history," laughed Neil in reply. “Let's try to enjoy it."
"Well, we already weigh much less on the moon, don't we?" kidded Buzz. "So
18.
even need to count calories*!"
“There's no doubt 19.
what you said is true," answered Neil cheerfully. “Not
20. these
conditions!"
They opened the bags. At first glance, what they saw was 21. food. Each bag had six small,
neat packages in it 22.
In examining their special lunch, Buzz and Neil 23. the packages and
read the labels on them. “Ham & Salad Sandwich,” “Bacon Squares," "Sugar Cookie Cubes," "Peaches."
In addition, there were bags of 24.
fruit juice and coffee. They remembered the instructions
regarding the drinks. All they needed to do was 25. water to the bags and then 25.
through a straw. Was it the best meal of their lives? Probably not, but Neil and Buzz were still happy to be
on the moon.
註:calorie 熱量(卡路里)
(B) has
(C) to have
(D) having
(0) 16. (A) have
(A) 17. (A) sitting
( 3 ) 18. (A) in detail
(B) sat
(C) sits
(D) to sit
(B) in fact
(C) in time
(D) in pain
) 19. (A) why
(B) that
(C) how
(D) when
(A) 20. (A) under
(C) at
(B) on
(B) according to
(D) by
(D) nothing like
(
) 21. (A) except for
(C) nothing but
(C) instead
(
(D) otherwise
(B) therefore
) 22. (A) furthermore
(B) modified
(C) restricted
(A) 23. (A) gathered
(D) fascinated
) 24. (A) powdered
(B) widespread
(B) added; drank
(C) original
(D) numerous
(C) adding; drinking (D) add; drink
IV. 文意選填:10%(請忽略大小寫)
(C) thus
(D) above
(E) instead
(B) rest
(A) else
Working in extremely low gravity can get anybody down. Astronauts living inside the ISS, therefe
