GEPT · INTERMEDIATE READING
中級閱讀模擬測驗 第三回
Intermediate Reading Comprehension Test
題數 35 題時間 45 分鐘題型 詞彙 / 段落填空 / 閱讀理解CEFR B1–B2
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詞彙 Vocabulary
共 10 題/每題選出最適合題意的字詞
請由四個選項中,選出一個最適合句意的字或詞。
1The tour guide asked everyone to closely so that no one would get lost in the crowded market.
Aretreat
Bwander
Cgather
Dscatter
2Before the trip, Nina spent hours studying the map to plan the most route to the old town.
Aexpensive
Befficient
Cboring
Dcareless
3The museum is famous for its rich of ancient pottery collected from all over Asia.
Ashortage
Bdistance
Ccomplaint
Dcollection
4The hotel staff were so that they carried our heavy bags upstairs with a warm smile.
Alazy
Bstrict
Chelpful
Drude
5Because the flight was by three hours, the passengers had to wait at the gate all afternoon.
Aboarded
Bcanceled
Cdelayed
Dlanded
6Travelers should always local customs, such as taking off their shoes before entering a temple.
Arespect
Bbreak
Cignore
Dforget
7The little village looks quiet now, but it becomes with visitors during the summer festival.
Aempty
Bsilent
Cclosed
Dcrowded
8The guidebook several small restaurants that most tourists never notice.
Adestroys
Brecommends
Chides
Drefuses
9After walking around the city all day, we were and could hardly keep our eyes open.
Acurious
Bexhausted
Ccheerful
Dexcited
10The airline offers a special for students who book their tickets one month in advance.
Apenalty
Bwarning
Cdiscount
Ddelay
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段落填空 Cloze
共 10 題/兩篇短文,每篇 5 格
請閱讀短文,並由四個選項中選出最適合每個空格的答案。
Passage 1
The Rise of Backpacking
Backpacking has become a popular way for young people to see the world on a small budget. Instead of staying in fancy hotels, backpackers often choose cheap hostels where they can 11 new friends from many countries. Carrying everything they need on their backs, they enjoy the 12 to change their plans at any time. Of course, this kind of travel also 13 careful preparation, such as booking transport and learning a few local words. Many travelers say the greatest 14 is not the famous sights but the surprising moments along the way. For them, getting a little lost is 15 part of the adventure.
Questions 11–15
12
Afreedom
Bdanger
Ccost
Drule
13
Arequires
Brefuses
Cwastes
Dforgets
14
Afear
Bmistake
Ccost
Dreward
15
Ahardly
Brarely
Cnever
Dactually
Passage 2
A Festival of Lanterns
Every spring, the small town of Pingxi holds a lantern festival that draws visitors from around the world. As night falls, thousands of paper lanterns are 16 into the dark sky, each carrying a wish written by hand. The soft orange lights rise slowly, and the whole valley seems to 17 with warm colors. For many families, this moment is a chance to feel 18 to one another and to hope for a better year. Local shops sell lanterns and snacks, so the streets are 19 crowded and lively. Though the festival lasts only one night, the beautiful sight stays in visitors' 20 for a long time.
Questions 16–20
16
Ahidden
Breleased
Cdropped
Dburied
18
Aequal
Bclose
Cangry
Dstrange
19
Anever
Balways
Cseldom
Dhardly
20
Apockets
Bmemories
Cbags
Dtickets
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共 15 題/閱讀文章後作答
請閱讀下列文章,並回答相關問題。
EMAIL
Booking a Guesthouse
Dear Ms. Chen,
Thank you for your interest in Green Hill Guesthouse. I am happy to confirm a room for two guests from August 10 to August 13, three nights in total. The price is NT$1,800 per night, and breakfast is included.
Our guesthouse is a ten-minute walk from the train station, and we can arrange a free pick-up if you tell us your arrival time. Please note that check-in starts at 3 p.m. Since August is our busy season, we kindly ask you to pay a 30% deposit within three days to hold the room.
Best regards,
Ryan Wu, Manager
Questions 21–24
21Why did Ryan write this email?
ATo confirm a reservation
BTo offer a job
CTo cancel a booking
DTo ask for a review
22How much will Ms. Chen pay in total for the room?
ANT$5,400
BNT$3,600
CNT$1,800
DNT$7,200
23What can the guesthouse arrange for free?
AA free dinner
BA late check-out
CA city tour
DA pick-up service
24What must Ms. Chen do to hold the room?
ABring her passport
BArrive before noon
CPay a 30% deposit
DCall the station
AD
Old Town Food Walk
Taste the Real Flavors of Tainan!
Join our guided Old Town Food Walk and discover street snacks that locals have loved for generations. A friendly guide will lead you through hidden lanes and busy night stalls.
- Morning Walk — 9 a.m.–12 p.m. — NT$900
- Evening Walk — 5 p.m.–8 p.m. — NT$1,100
- Private Family Tour — by appointment — NT$3,000
Each walk includes six tasting stops and one drink. Groups are limited to eight people, so everyone gets personal attention. Book online at least two days ahead. Vegetarian options are available on request.
Questions 25–28
25What is included in each food walk?
AA bus ticket
BA cooking class
CSix tasting stops and a drink
DA free hotel night
26How much does the Evening Walk cost?
ANT$900
BNT$3,000
CNT$1,100
DNT$8,000
27Why are the groups kept small?
ASo everyone gets personal attention
BTo finish faster
CTo save money
DBecause guides are lazy
28What can guests ask for if they do not eat meat?
AVegetarian options
BA full refund
CA longer walk
DA free guide
ARTICLE
Why Learn the Local Language
Many travelers believe that English is enough to get around anywhere. While that may be partly true, learning even a few words of the local language can change a whole trip. A simple 「hello」 or 「thank you」 often brings a warm smile and opens doors that money cannot.
When visitors make an effort to speak, local people usually feel respected and become more willing to help. Travelers may be invited to family meals or shown places that never appear in guidebooks. Of course, mistakes are common, but they lead to laughter rather than trouble. In the end, language is less about grammar and more about connecting with others.
Questions 29–32
29What is the main idea of the article?
AEnglish is useless abroad
BGuidebooks are always wrong
CLearning local words enriches a trip
DTravel is too expensive
30According to the article, how do local people react when visitors try to speak?
AThey get angry
BThey feel respected and help more
CThey charge more money
DThey walk away
31What does the writer say about making mistakes?
AThey lead to laughter
BThey cause serious trouble
CThey should be avoided
DThey ruin the trip
32What does the writer mean by the last sentence?
AGrammar is the most important
BLanguage helps people connect
CWords have no value
DOnly experts can travel
NOTICE
Museum Opening Hours
The National Culture Museum welcomes visitors all week except public holidays. Please check the schedule below before you plan your visit.
| Day | Opening Hours | Note |
|---|
| Mon–Fri | 9:00–17:00 | Last entry 16:30 |
| Saturday | 9:00–20:00 | Free after 18:00 |
| Sunday | 10:00–17:00 | Guided tours only |
Tickets cost NT$150 for adults and NT$80 for students. Children under six enter free. Backpacks must be left at the front desk. Photography without flash is allowed in most halls.
Questions 33–35
33When can visitors enter the museum for free?
ASunday afternoon
BMonday evening
CSaturday after 6 p.m.
DFriday morning
34What is special about visiting on Sunday?
AIt is free all day
BIt opens at 9 a.m.
CPhotography is banned
DOnly guided tours are offered
35What must visitors do with their backpacks?
APut them in a locker
BCarry them at all times
CSend them home
DLeave them at the front desk