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Ⅱ. 請依下列文章,寫出 3 題閱讀測驗做為高三上學期第一次段考之考題(每題 2 分 共 6 分) Quantum Physics is the study of matter and energy at molecular and microscopic level. “Quantum” is a Latin word meaning “how much,” and it’s this definition that adequately describes the science of quantum physics, for it measures very small things. The study of physics is a relatively new field; in fact, many discoveries were made by Albert Einstein at the beginning of the twentieth century. But as scientists gained technology to measure with better precision the phenomena that were happening in the universe, they discovered strange occurrence. Whereas there were laws of physics governing large bodies of matter, these laws didn’t apply to subatomic material. They saw that the act of observing something influences its physical processes and what direction it will go into, causing the universe not to be a predictable place, but one filled with a series of probabilities. In other words, the universe was discovered to be one where reality rests with the observer. At first, even Einstein developed some theories to rebuke this new science. However, Quantum physicists came up with some more theories that proved to be more useful than Einstein’s incorrect theories and led to quantum physics being accepted as a science.

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(1) What is the best title for this passage?
(A) Quantum Physics, the greatest science at the beginning of the twentieth century
(B) Quantum Physics, the science of unpredictability and probability
(C) Quantum Physics, the new science pioneered by Albert Einstein 

        (D) Quantum Physics, the new and promising science leading to a better future 


n (2) Which of the following statements is NOT true?

(A) Some early discoveries were made by Albert Einstein
(B) Quantum Physics is a science measuring small things
(C) The laws of Quantum Physics is quite stable and predictable 

        (D) Later quantum physicists’ theories prove Einstein’s statements to be incorrect 


(3) What can we infer from the passage? 

(A) Albert Einstein’s theories are useless in Quantum Physics
(B) Quantum Physics is not yet accepted as a science because of its instability
(C) The future development of Quantum Physics is becoming promising

        (D) Quantum Physics is probably a relatively immature science