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二、綜合測驗說明︰第 11 至 25 題，每題一個空格，請依文意選出最適當的一個選項 請依文意選出最適當的一個選項 請依文意選出最適當的一個選項，標示在答案卡之「選擇題答案區」。每題答對得 2 分，共 30 分，答錯不倒扣。Benjamin Franklin was one of the most important Americans in history. In the earlypart of his life, Franklin was a businessperson and an inventor. 11 thePennsylvania Gazette, a newspaper, Franklin also published Poor Richard’s Almanac. Itwas very popular 12 it made predictions about the future and had wise sayings.Ben Franklin also invented the Franklin stove, bifocals (eyeglasses), and started America’sfirst library. He was probably best known for his kite experiment 13 electricityfrom lightning could be controlled and used. At the later stage of his life, Franklin becameinterested in politics. In 1776, Franklin helped Thomas Jefferson write the Declaration ofIndependence. Two years later, to help the United States become independent from England,Franklin went to France and convinced the French to help America in the war 14 England.After the war, Franklin joined the Continental Congress and signed the Constitution. 15 , hedied in 1790. Today, Benjamin Franklin is honored on the 100-dollar bill and his name ishonored on highways, schools, and businesses across America.(Source: http://www.mrnussbaum.com/benstory.htm)It is estimated that there are 260 million left-handed people in thisright-hander-dominated world. Although some of them are famous and intelligent, most ofthe left-handers are 16 by the right-handed people. In the Middle Ages, theleft-handers were usually 17 using black magic. As time goes by, languages todaystill contain 18 against left-handers. Examples can be found in the Latin and theFrench languages. The French word gauche, which means “left”, is used to describe asocially awkward person. The reasons for left-handedness are still unclear. 19 ,one thing is for sure—most people don’t pay attention to the special needs for theleft-handers. In social situations, left-handers suffer no matter it is at dinner parties or athome. Luckily, some new shops selling stuff to left-handers appear since people sense thepotential market. Dr. Brying Bryngelson, a Minnesota psychologist, points out that if it 20 forthe parents and the teachers, there would be more left-handed people.(Source: the Time Magazine)If you find it painful to wait in a long but slow-moving line, or if you are oftenimpatient with a co-worker’s progress in completing a task, you may have a so-called“Type A” personality. A trait shared by Type A people is the desire to make effective use oftime. They are eager to 21 more in an hour than other people do in a day. Atypical example of Type A behavior is the man who built a desk onto the front of hisexercise bike. 22 in front of the TV set, he could exercise, watch football, and paybills all at the same time. Type As often have 23 tolerance for the calmer “TypeB” people; Type As feel the Type Bs waste a lot of time. Naturally, Type A people often dowell financially, since they always want to achieve the maximum success at whatever theydo. Nevertheless, they also 24 from heart disease more often than the more relaxedType Bs. It seems that the Type As’ great need for success creates a lot of tension 25 causesdamage to the body.
11.
(A) Running
(B) To run
(C) Run
(D) Having been run

參考答案

答案：A
難度：適中0.571429
統計：A(8),B(2),C(0),D(3),E(0)

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