複選題35. ____________ 四、閱讀測驗(共10題，每題2分) (A) A recent earthquake in Myanmar has disrupted the education of thousands of students by forcing them to retake their university entrance exams. Around 60,000 students were affected after the initial exams were canceled due to the damage caused by the natural disaster. The earthquake struck in the northern part of the country, causing widespread damage to infrastructure, including schools and exam centers. The government decided to cancel the exams that were already underway to ensure students’ safety. This decision, however, meant that students had to prepare and sit for the exams again once the situation stabilized. Many students expressed frustration and anxiety over having to retake the exams, as they had already spent months preparing for them. For some, the delay could affect their plans for higher education and their future careers. Teachers and parents also voiced concerns about the additional pressure on students. Authorities have assured the public that they are working to organize the new exam schedule as soon as possible, and are taking measures to support students during this difficult time. They are also prioritizing repairs to damaged school buildings to prevent further disruptions. This incident highlights the challenges faced by students in disaster-affected areas and the need for flexible education policies that can accommodate unexpected events. Despite the setback, many remain hopeful that the students will be able to successfully complete their exams and continue their academic journeys.

30. (A) overflowing (B) subordinate (C) overarching (D) substitutional 三、篇章結構(共5題，每題2分) Situated on the northeastern periphery of Taiwan, Keelung is a city whose identity is inextricably linked to its maritime heritage, geostrategic relevance, and famously inclement weather. Once a critical port under both Qing imperial rule and Japanese colonial administration, Keelung remains a key conduit for commerce and transit. 31. Though modest in population, Keelung commands outsized historical and cultural resonance. Among its most celebrated landmarks is the Keelung Miaokou Night Market, a bustling enclave that draws throngs of both domestic and international visitors. Renowned for its distinctive seafood offerings—such as Taiwanese-style tempura and slow-braised eel noodles—the market delivers a multisensory culinary experience. 32. Its compact yet efficient layout allows for seamless exploration, making it a microcosm of Taiwan’s gastronomic diversity. Keelung’s epithet as “the Rainy City” is no hyperbole; it registers among the highest annual precipitation totals in Taiwan. 33. Despite the meteorological gloom, Keelung’s atmosphere exudes a poetic charm, shaped by the interplay of mist, sea, and cityscape. Equally emblematic is the city’s annual Ghost Festival, a spectacular convergence of Taoist ritual and communal pageantry. 34. During the event, the city transforms into a vivid stage for ornate processions, elaborate lantern displays, and solemn rites meant to appease restless spirits—a testament to its enduring cultural vitality. In recent years, Keelung has embarked on an ambitious trajectory of urban renewal and ecological revitalization. 35. In reimagining its identity, Keelung seeks to honor its past while navigating the tides of modernity. (AB) Its geographic orientation renders it acutely susceptible to monsoon fronts and typhoons. (AC) The night market is surprisingly spacious and modern, with little resemblance to traditional Taiwanese bazaars. (AD) The port’s legacy continues to shape its economic rhythms and civic identity today. (AE) Visitors can savor a rotating array of seasonal specialties prepared using age-old recipes passed down through generations. (BC) These efforts have not only enhanced urban aesthetics but also sparked civic pride and national recognition. (BD) The festival’s rituals embody the city’s symbiosis of spiritual reverence and maritime ancestry.

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