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99年升大學指考英文試題題解分析

第壹部分： 選擇題（ 占72分）
一 、 詞 彙 （ 占 10分）
說明︰第1至10題，每題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1分，答錯或劃記多於一個選項者倒扣1/3分，倒扣到本大題之實得分數為零為止。未作答者，不給分亦不扣分。

二、綜合測驗（ 占10分）
說明︰第11至20題，每題一個空格，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1分，答錯或劃記多於一個選項者倒扣1/3分，倒扣到本大題之實得分數為零為止。未作答者，不給分亦不扣分。
第11 至15 題為題組

      The sun is an extraordinarily powerful source of energy. In fact, the Earth   11   20,000 times more energy from the sun than we currently use. If we used more of this source of heat and light, it   12   all the power needed throughout the world.
We can harness energy from the sun, or solar energy, in many ways. For instance, many satellites in space are equipped with large panels whose solar cells transform sunlight directly   13   electric power. These panels are covered with glass and are painted black inside to absorb as much heat as possible.
Solar energy has a lot to offer. To begin with, it is a clean fuel. In contrast, fossil fuels, such as oil or coal, release   14   substances into the air when they are burned.   15  , fossil fuels will run out, but solar energy will continue to reach the Earth long after the last coal has been mined and the last oil well has run dry.  

      太陽是一個非常強大的能源來源。事實上，地球從太陽   11   的能源比我們現在使用的多20,000倍。如果我們多使用這種熱和光，它   12   全球所有的能源需求。
我們能夠以許多方式控制來自太陽的能源或太陽能。例如，許多在太空中的衛星裝置有大型面板，它們的太陽能電池是直接轉換太陽光  13   電力。這些面板覆蓋著玻璃、內部漆成黑色以儘可能地吸收最大的熱能。
太陽能可以提供很多東西。首先，它是乾淨的燃料。相對地，石化燃料，例如石油或煤炭，當我們燃燒時會釋放出   14   物質進入空氣。   15  ，石化燃料會燃燒殆盡，但是太陽能即使在最後一顆煤炭被開採和最後一個油井乾枯後仍然會照耀到地球。

第16 至20 題為題組
Signs asking visitors to keep their hands off the art are everywhere in the Louvre Museum, Paris. But one special sculpture gallery invites art lovers to allow their hands to    16   the works. The Louvre’s Tactile Gallery, targeted at the blind and visually   17  , is the only space in the museum where visitors can touch the sculptures, with no guards or alarms to stop them. Its latest exhibit is a   18   of sculpted lions, snakes, horses and eagles. The 15 animals exhibited are reproductions of famous works found elsewhere in the Louvre. Called “Animals, Symbols of Power,” the exhibit   19   animals that were used by kings and emperors throughout history to symbolize the greatness of their reigns. The exhibit, opened in December 2008,   20   scheduled to run for about three years. During guided tours on the weekends, children can explore the art with blindfolds on.

     巴黎羅浮宮博物館要求訪客的手不要碰到藝術品的告示牌到處都是。但是有一個特別的雕像藝廊卻邀請藝術愛好者可以將他們的手 __16   到作品上。羅浮宮觸覺藝廊 - 以盲人和視覺 _ 17 _ 為導向，是博物館中訪客可以碰觸雕像，沒有守衛或警鈴去阻止他們，唯一僅有的一個地方。它的最新展覽是一些雕塑獅子、蛇、馬和老鷹的   18  。這15隻動物的展覽是羅浮宮其他藝廊著名作品的複製品。這項被稱作是”動物-力量的象徵”的展覽   19   歷代國王和皇帝用來象徵他們統治偉大的動物。這項展覽於2008年12月開幕，   20   預訂展期約3年。在周末有導遊的參觀，小孩子可以蒙著眼罩探索。

三、文意選填（ 1 0 分）
說明：第21至30題，每題一個空格。請依文意在文章後所提供的 (A) 到 (J) 選項中分別選出最適當者，並將其字母代號標示在答案卡之「選擇題答案區」。每題答對得1分，答錯或劃記多於一個選項者倒扣1/9分，倒扣到本大題之實得分數為零為止。未作答者，不給分亦不扣分。

第21 至30 題為題組

　　　Textese (also known as chatspeak, texting language, or txt talk) is a term for the abbreviations and slang most commonly used among young people today. The   21   of textese is largely due to the necessary brevity of mobile phone text messaging, though its use is also very common on the Internet, including e-mail and instant messaging.
There are no   22   rules for writing textese. However, the common practice is to use single letters, pictures, or numbers to represent whole words. For example, “i <3 u” uses the picture   23   of a heart “<3” for “love,” and the letter “u” to   24   “you.” For words which have no common abbreviation, textese users often   25   the vowels from a word, and the reader is forced to interpret a string of consonants by re-adding the vowels. Thus, dictionary” becomes “dctnry,” and “keyboard” becomes “kybrd.” The reader must interpret the   26   words depending on the context in which it is used, as there are many examples of words or phrases which use the same abbreviations. So if someone says “ttyl, lol” they probably mean “talk to you later, lots of love” not “talk to you later, laugh out loud,” and if someone says “omg, lol” they most   27   mean “oh my god, laugh out loud” not “oh my god, lots of love.”
The emergence of textese is clearly due to a desire to type less and to communicate more   28   than one can manage without such shortcuts. Yet it has been severely   29   as “wrecking our language.” Some scholars even consider the use of textese as “irritating” and essentially lazy behavior. They’re worried that “sloppy” habits gained while using textese will result in students’ growing   30   of proper spelling, grammar and punctuation.

(A) quickly     (B) criticized     (C) likely       (D) abbreviated     (E) replace
(F) remove    (G) standard     (H) ignorance   ( I ) popularity       (J) symbol

　　簡訊文字(亦稱作閒聊語言、簡訊語言、簡訊聊天)是今日年輕人經常使用的縮寫和俚語的一個名稱。雖然它在網路包括電子郵件和立即交談的使用也很普遍，簡訊的   21   主要是由於行動電話傳送簡訊的簡潔需要。
寫簡訊文字沒有   22   規則。然而，普遍的作品是使用字母、圖片或數字來代表整句話。例如，“i <3 u” 是使用心“<3”的圖像   23   來代替“love(愛)”，而字母“u”是   24  “you(你)”。對那些沒有共通縮寫的文字，簡訊使用者經常   25   單字的母音，讀的人就必須再加上母音來解讀一串的子音。因此，dictionary變成了“dctnry”，而“keyboard” 變成了“kybrd”。由於有許多的文字或片語都是使用相同的縮寫，讀的人必須依賴上下文的脈絡來解讀   26   的文字。所以，如果有人說“ttyl, lol”他們也許是在說“talk to you later(等下再聊), lots of love(許多的愛)” 而不是 “talk to you later(等下再聊), laugh out loud(真好笑，大笑出來)”；如果有人說“omg, lol” 他們最   27   是指“oh my god(我的老天), laugh out loud(真好笑，大笑出來)” 而不是“oh my god(我的老天), lots of love(許多的愛)”。
簡訊文字的出現明顯地是因為想要比沒有用此種捷徑(簡訊文字)的人打字較少和交談更_28  。然而它也被嚴厲地   29   是“在摧毀我們的語言”。有些學者甚至認為簡訊文字的使用是“另人惱火”和懶惰的行為。他們擔心使用簡訊文字所養成的懶散習慣將會導致學生愈來愈   30   正確的拼字，文法和標點符號的運用。

四、篇章結構（ 占10分）
說明：第31至35題，每題一個空格。請依文意在文章後所提供的 (A) 到 (E) 選項中分別選出最適當者，填入空格中，使篇章結構清晰有條理，並將其英文字母代號標示在答案卡之「選擇題答案區」。每題答對得2分，答錯或劃記多於一個選項者倒扣1/2分，倒扣到本大題之實得分數為零為止。未作答者，不給分亦不扣分。

第31 至35 題為題組
Do you have trouble getting started in the morning? Do you have problems learning early in the day? If you do, you are not alone.   31   They learn better at night than they do in the morning.
To investigate when cockroaches learn best, researchers at Vanderbilt University tested the insects for which odor (peppermint or vanilla) they preferred. Most cockroaches preferred the smell of vanilla to that of peppermint at all times.   32   Therefore, the scientists trained the cockroaches to prefer the peppermint smell by rewarding the insects with a taste of sugar water when they approached a peppermint smell.   33   
When the cockroaches were trained at night, they remembered the new associations (peppermint = sugar water; vanilla = salt water) for up to 48 hours. However, if the cockroaches were trained in the morning, they quickly forgot which smell went with which water.   34 
So, cockroaches learn better at night than they do in the morning.   35   Because of this, it is likely that information they gather at night will be more useful to them. These experiments provide some clues about the interactions between body rhythms, learning and memory.

      你在早上開始一天的工作會有困難嗎? 你在早上學習會有困難嗎? 如果你會，你並不孤獨。   31   他們在晚上學習比白天好。
為了調查蟑螂什麼時間學習最好，Vanderbilt大學的研究員試驗了昆蟲比較喜歡什麼味道(薄荷或香草)。大多數蟑螂不論什麼時間都比較喜歡香草的味道。   32   因此，科學家用如果它們去接近薄荷就會獎勵糖水的方式來訓練蟑螂去喜歡薄荷的味道。   33   
當蟑螂在晚上被訓練的時候，它們可以在48小時內記得這個新的關連(薄荷=糖水；香草= 鹽水)。然而，如果蟑螂在白天被訓練的話，它們很快就會忘記哪一個味道是配對哪一種水。   34 
所以，蟑螂晚上學習比白天好。   35   由於如此，這很有可能它們在晚上蒐集的訊息對它們比較有用。這些試驗對身體的律動、學習和記憶的互動提供了一些線索。

答：31. (E)    32. (D)   33. (A)    34. (B)   35. (C)

五、閱讀測驗（ 占32分）
說明：第36至51題，每題請分別根據各篇文章的文意選出一個最適當的選項，標示在答案卡之「選擇題答案區」。每題答對得2分，答錯或劃記多於一個選項者倒扣2/3分，倒扣到本大題之實得分數為零為止。未作答者，不給分亦不扣分。

第36 至39 題為題組
The following report appeared in a newspaper in February 2007.
On February 15, 2007, hundreds of people came to New York City’s famous railroad station—Grand Central Terminal—to trade in old dollar bills for the new George Washington presidential US $1 coins. The gold-colored coin is the first in a new series by the U.S. Mint to honor former U.S. presidents. The Mint will issue four presidential US $1 coins a year through 2016. These coins will come out in the order in which each president served. The George Washington coin is the first to be released. John Adams, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison coins will come out later this year.
The presidential US $1 coins have a special design. For the first time since the 1930s, there are words carved into the edge of each coin, including the year in which the coin was issued and traditional mottos. Each coin will show a different president on its face, or heads side. It will also show the president’s name. The other side of the coin will show the Statue of Liberty and the inscriptions “United States of America” and “$1.”
There are some interesting facts about the coins. First, there will be one presidential US $1 coin for each president, except Grover Cleveland. He will have two! Cleveland is the only U.S. president to have served two nonconsecutive terms. The last president now scheduled to get a coin is Gerald Ford. That’s because a president cannot appear on a coin when he is still alive. In addition, a president must have been deceased for two years before he can be on a coin.

      下列報導刊登在2007年的一份報紙中。
在2007年2月15日，數以百計的人來到紐約市著名火車站 - 中央車站 – 用舊紙鈔更換George Washington總統1美元的新硬幣。這枚金色硬幣是美國造幣廠紀念美國前任總統們一系列硬幣的第一枚。造幣廠至2016年每年將發行4枚硬幣。這些硬幣將會以每位總統服務的順序發行問世。George Washington硬幣是被發行的第一枚。John Adams、Thomas Jefferson和James Madison等硬幣將會在本年隨後發行。
這些總統的1美元硬幣都有特別的設計。這是自1930年代以來的第一次，包括發行年份和傳統座右銘等文字會被刻在每一枚硬幣邊緣。每一枚硬幣的正面或頭像面都會有一位不同的總統。它也會顯示總統的名字。硬幣的另一面會顯示自由女神像和1美元的刻印文字。
硬幣有一些有趣的事項。第一，除了Grover Cleveland之外，每一位總統都有1美元的總統硬幣。他將會有二枚。Cleveland是美國唯一擔任二次不連續任期的總統。目前最後一位預定得到硬幣的總統是Gerald Ford。這是因為總統還活著就不能出現在硬幣上。另外，總統必須過世2年後才會出現在硬幣上。

第40 至43 題為題組
Newspapers have tried many things to stop a seemingly nonstop decline in readers. Now France is pushing forward with a novel approach: giving away papers to young readers in an effort to turn them into regular customers. The French government recently detailed plans of a project called “My Free Newspaper,” under which 18- to 24-year-olds will be offered a free, year-long subscription to a newspaper of their choice.
Newspaper readership in France has been especially low among young people. According to a government study, only 10 percent of those aged 15 to 24 read a paid-for newspaper daily in 2007, down from 20 percent a decade earlier.
Emmanuel Schwartzenberg, a former media editor of Le Figaro, the oldest and second-largest national newspaper in France, said he had strong reservations about the government project. At a time when advertising is in steep decline, he said, newspapers should instead be looking at ways to raise more profits from readers, rather than giving papers away. “This just reinforces the belief that newspapers should be free, which is a very bad idea,” Mr. Schwartzenberg said.
French readers, young and old, already have plenty of free options from which to choose, including newspaper websites and the free papers handed out daily in many city centers. Some bloggers said the new program might hold the most appeal to the few young people who do already read, and buy, newspapers.

　　　The French government plans to promote the program with an advertising campaign aimed at young readers and their parents. However, when asked how to attract young readers to the printed press, the government said the primary channel for the ads would be the Internet.

　　　報紙已經嘗試了許多事情來阻止看起來無法停止減少讀者的驅勢。目前法國推出了一項新奇的作法：贈送報紙給年青的讀者，希望轉變他們成為固定的顧客。
法國政府最近訂出"我的免費報紙"計劃，在這個計劃下18-24歲的人將會被提供一份由他們自己選擇的一年免費訂閱報紙。
法國報紙讀者族群在年輕人中是特別的少。根據一項政府的研究，在2007年，年齡15至24每天花錢看報紙的人從10年前的20%，降至只有10%。
一位Le Figaro媒體(法國歷史最久和第二大全國性報紙)的前編輯Emmanuel Schwartzenberg說，他對政府的計劃持強烈的保留態度。當廣告急速下降的時候，報業應該是想辦法從讀者身上提高更多的利潤而不是將報紙贈送出去。Schwartzenberg先生說：｢這樣只會加深報紙應該是免費的想法。｣
法國的讀者不論老少已經有許多免費的選擇，包括報紙網站和許多市中心每天發送免費報紙。有一些部落格說，新計劃也許對那些已經在閱讀和購買報紙的少數年輕人最有吸引力。
法國政府想要以針對年輕讀者和他們的父母打廣告的方式去推廣這個計劃。然而，當被問到如何去吸引年輕讀者到平面媒體來的時候，政府說主要的廣告管道將會是網路。

第44 至47 題為題組
Coffee experts are willing to pay large sums of money for high-quality coffee beans. The high-end beans, such as Kona or Blue Mountain, are known to cost extraordinary sums of money. Then there is Kopi Lowak (translated as “Civet Coffee”), the world’s most expensive coffee, which sells for as much as US $50 per quarter-pound.
　　　This isn’t particularly surprising, given that approximately 500 pounds a year of Kopi Lowak constitute the entire world supply. What is surprising is why this particular coffee is so rare. In fact, it’s not the plants that are rare. It’s the civet droppings. That’s right, the civet droppings—the body waste of the palm civet. Coffee beans aren’t Kopi Lowak until they’ve been digested and come out in the body waste of the palm civet.
Palm civets are tree-dwelling, raccoon-like little animals, native to Southeast Asia and the Indonesian islands. They also have a love for coffee cherries. According to Kopi Lowak suppliers, palm civets eat the fruit whole, but only digest the outer fruit, leaving the beans intact. While the beans are not destroyed, they undergo a transformation in the animal’s body. A chemical substance in the digestive system of the palm civet causes some changes to the beans to give them a unique flavor. However, this is not the only explanation why coffee beans retrieved from civet droppings have a special flavor all their own. Another possible reason is that palm civets have an unfailing instinct for picking the coffee cherries at the peak of their ripeness.
Kopi Lowak is reported to have a character in taste unlike any other coffee, complex with caramel undertones and an earthy or gamey flavor. Currently, most of the world’s supply of Kopi Lowak is sold in Japan, though a few US markets are also starting to stock up on Kopi Lowak.

      咖啡專家現在願意付大筆的錢給高品質的咖啡豆。高品質的豆子，例如Kona或Blue Mountain是廣為人知的高價位。然而有一種Kopi Lowak(翻譯為“麝貓咖啡”)是全世界最貴的咖啡，它的售價高達每1/4磅50美元。
這並沒有特別地驚奇，想想看Kopi Lowak全世界每年只有500磅的供應量。驚奇的是，為什麼這種奇特的咖啡會如此地稀少。事實上，並不是咖啡樹少。而是麝貓的糞便。是的，麝貓糞便 - 椰子猫身體的排洩物。咖啡豆要被椰子猫吃下去排洩出來後才是Kopi Lowak。
椰子猫是樹上棲息、長的像浣熊的動物，原生在東南亞和印尼群島。它們也喜歡咖啡櫻桃。依據Kopi Lowak供應商的說法，椰子猫吃下整顆水果，但只消化水果的外部，留下完整無缺的豆子。豆子沒有被破壞，它們在動物的身體裡進行轉化。椰子猫消化系統中的一種化學物質造成豆子的一些改變、給了它們一種獨特的風味。然而，這並不是為什麼從椰子猫糞便中取出的咖啡豆擁有它們獨特風味唯一的解釋。另一個可能的原因是椰子猫有選擇最成熟咖啡櫻桃的極佳本能。
Kopi Lowak被報導是有著一種和其他咖啡不同的風味特色，混合了淡淡的焦糖和一種土地或動物的野味。目前，雖然有一些美國的市場也開始上市了，但世界上大部分的Kopi Lowak是在日本銷售。

第48 至51 題為題組

　　　　　Gunter Grass was the winner of the 1999 Nobel Prize in Literature. His talents are revealed in a variety of disciplines: He is not only a novelist, poet and playwright, but also a renowned painter and sculptor. As he himself stresses, his creations are closely related to his unique personal history. His father was a German who joined the Nazi party in World War II, while his mother was Polish. As a result, he constantly suffered contradictory feelings: as a Pole who had been victimized, and as someone guilty of harming the Poles. The torment in his heart led him to denounce the Nazis and his political activism has continued throughout his career. His commitment to the peace movement and the environmental movement as well as his unfailing quest for justice has won him praise as “the conscience of the nation.”
In the spring of 1996, he was inspired during a trip to Italy to write a poem with his watercolor brush directly on one of his paintings. Before long, a collection of his “water poems” was born. Painting and literature have become his major forms of creativity. For him, painting is a form of creation with concrete, sensual elements, while writing is a hard and abstract process. When he cannot find words to convey his thoughts, painting helps him find the words to express himself. In this way, Grass not only creates simple depictions of the objects he is fond of in life, such as melons, vegetables, fish, and mushrooms, but also uses them as symbols for mental associations of various kinds. For example, to express the complexity of reality, he sometimes places unrelated objects in the same painting, such as a bird and a housefly, or a mushroom and a nail. Grass has depicted a wide variety of natural scenes, animals and plants, and even human artifacts of the German countryside, portraying them in poems, and allowing words to make the paintings rich in literary value.

      Gunter Grass是1999年諾貝爾文學獎得主。他的才能在許多的領域中都被顯現：他不但是一位小說家，而且也是一位著名的畫家和雕刻家。就像他自己強調的，他的創作和他獨特的個人經歷密切相關。他的父親是在第二次大戰參加納粹黨的德國人，他的母親是波蘭人。結果是他的情感經常受到矛盾的折磨：是一位受難的波蘭人，又是一位傷害波蘭人的罪人。在他內心的痛苦導致他去譴責納粹，而他的政治激進主義也跟隨了他的一生。他對和平運動和環保運動的奉獻，還有他對正義不斷的要求使他贏得了”國家的良心”的讚譽。
1996年的春天，在一次前往義大利的旅行中，他靈感突現用水彩筆直接寫了一首詩在他的一幅畫作上。沒多久，他的一系列”水彩詩”問世了。繪畫和文學成了他創作的主要形式。對他而言，繪畫是一種實體和感官的創作形式，而寫作是一種艱苦和抽象的過程。當他無法找到文字來傳達他的思想時，繪畫協助他找到文字來表達自己。用這種方式，Grass不但創作出他在生活中喜愛事物的簡單描述，例如西瓜、蔬菜、魚和蘑菇，而且用它們來象徵許多種的心靈關連。例如，表現現實的複雜，他有時候會在一幅畫上放置不相關的東西，例如一隻鳥和一隻蒼蠅，或一棵蘑菇和一隻蝸牛。Grass描寫了各種的自然科學、動物和植物，甚至德國鄉村工藝品、把它們融入詩詞，而且用文字讓繪畫豐富於文學價值中。

第貳部分： 非選擇題（ 占28分）
一、中譯英（ 占8分）
說明：1.請將以下兩題中文翻譯成適當之英文，並將答案寫在「答案卷」上。
2.請依序作答，並標明題號。每題4分，共8分。

二、英文作文（ 佔2 0 分）
說明︰1.依提示在「答案卷」上寫一篇英文作文。
2.文長至少120單詞(words)。

提示：在你的記憶中，哪一種氣味（smell）最讓你難忘？請寫一篇英文作文，文長至少120 字，文分兩段，第一段描述你在何種情境中聞到這種氣味，以及你初聞這種氣味時的感受，第二段描述這個氣味至今仍令你難忘的理由。

作文技巧：先看清題目一定要你寫出什麼？挑出最重要的字？列出簡單的英文順序綱要，照著寫就可以了，例如：

第一段：在何種情境中聞到這種氣味，以及你初聞這種氣味時的感受。
àwhen:  in my childhood
à who:  a small dog
à a combination of fur, skin, saliva and basically a “dog smell”.

第二段：難忘的理由。
à We played together
à I got attached to the smell

範例：

      Smell is more than just a sense. It is often tied to memories that we have experienced. To me, an unforgettable smell would have to be the smell of my pet, Snowball. She was a small dog I owned in my childhood. When I first got her, she smelled just like any other pet dog. It was a combination of fur, skin, saliva, and basically a “dog smell”.

      As time passed by, Snowball and I became closer and closer. She protected me from other dogs, kept me company, and brought colors to my childhood. We took walks together, played together, and sometimes even slept together. Gradually, the smell of Snowball became more than a pet smell. Whenever I left home on trips, I missed the smell. I got attached to the smell; it brought me a sense of safety and comfort.

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