44. Which of the following is most likely the writer’s purpose of writing this passage?
(A) To offer solutions to the heavy burden on the national health insurance.
(B) To highlight how Taiwan can be a role model for treating people with poor mental health.
(C) To recommend a practice that embraces the mentally ill in the community.
(D) To raise public awareness of the importance of regular health examinations.

40. What is NOT true according to this passage?(A) Currently, there are efforts to restore the plant life in Africa.(B) The African continent boasts a diverse range of wildlife.(C) Africans are mostly reaping the benefits of their conservation efforts.(D) Restricting future forest restoration plans in Africa is one potential option.

41. What is the author most likely to say about planting trees in Africa?(A) “You should always stand in people’s shoes to engage them”(B) “A picture is often worth over a thousand words.”(C) “Fortune favors the bold and the courageous.”(D) “Sometimes the road to disaster is paved with good intentions.”

42. What can be inferred from the two experts quoted in the last paragraph?(A) Savannahs are supposed to fall into the same category as forests as in other tropical countries.(B) Inappropriate tree planting results from the fact that forest restoration is considered a pressing matter.(C) Careful evaluation of the plans will not necessarily ensure the success of future tree-planting projects.(D) With sufficient funding and resources, forest restoration plans will stand a greater chance of success.

43. Which of the following set of information is mentioned in the passage?a. International recognition of a care approach.b. Government support for the mentally ill.c. The financial reward for the foster family.d. Various versions of how the tradition came about.e. How locals perceive those with mental health issues.f. Major sponsors for the foster care system.(A) b. e. f. (B) a. c. e. (C) c. d. e. (D) a. d. f.

45. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?(A) Areas with more high-income households experience less discrimination.(B) Initiatives proposed by the government come with sufficient funding.(C) Designated facilities for the mentally ill are more ideal than foster families.(D) Efforts are made in Taiwan to accommodate those with mental health issues.

46. In which of the following blanks can the word “stigma” be placed, as used in the last paragraph?(A) “Without the social associated with mental health issues, patients would be capable ofliving like the rest of the public.”(B) “The opening of the community mental health center brought desired for people seekingto reduce their caretaking duties.”(C) “The government announced increased for community mental health services to improvefacilities and services.”(D) “The new community care program provides realistic to help staff offer more effectivetreatment.”

47. Which of the following pictures is Biblioteca Vasconcelos?(2 分)(A) (B)(C) (D)

1. In some places, people use natural __ such as bamboo to make their walls stronger.(A) ingredients(B) combinations(C) elements(D) materials

2. By using computer tomography, scientists were able to __ the Tutankhamen was probably notmurdered, and was about 19 when he died.(A) affect(B) suspect(C) determine(D) remain

3. In other developed countries, buildings are constructed from stronger things, for example concrete walls are _______with steel rod.(A) reinforced(B) enforced(C) installed(D) withdrew