GEPT · ELEMENTARY READING
初級閱讀模擬測驗 第二十三回
Elementary 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 A2
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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。
1A from Japan asked me the way to the station.
Aprincess
Brobot
Cvisitor
Dforeigner
2Please to the teacher and take some notes.
Alisten
Badmit
Csurvive
Dnod
3My little sister wants to a princess when she grows up.
4The story about the robot is really .
Ablank
Bfunny
Cpeaceful
Drude
5Can you your last name for me, please?
6My father can the old clock by himself.
7The doctor said the on my leg was not serious.
Aweight
Binjury
Ctreasure
Dbrain
8Grandma keeps her old in the closet.
9It is to talk loudly in the library.
Ablank
Bpowerful
Cpeaceful
Drude
10We walked for an and then sat down to rest.
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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
A Quiet Trip to the South
Last summer my family took a (11) to a small (12) in the south. We stayed in a small (13) near the river. The place was very (14), and we could only hear birds and water. In the morning we walked to the farm and watched people catch (15). In the afternoon I read my novel under a big tree. Many visitors come here on vacation because life is slow and easy. We will go there again next year.
Questions 11–15
12
Acloset
Bhotel
Ccamp
Dvillage
14
Arude
Bfunny
Cpeaceful
Dpowerful
Passage 2
Ken and His Little Word Book
My friend Ken loves the (16) class at school. He says (17) is not hard if you use it every day. When he sees a new (18), he looks it up in his (19) and writes it down in a small book. He also reads a short (20) in the newspaper every Thursday. Sometimes he cannot spell a word, but he never gives up. He wants to become a writer and write his own poems someday.
Questions 16–20
16
Ablank
Bweight
CEnglish
Dtreasure
17
Adiet
Binjury
Clanguage
Dhour
19
Aboard
Bnovel
Ccamp
Ddictionary
20
Aarticle
Bsomebody
Ctreasure
Drobot
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閱讀理解 Reading Comprehension
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
A Letter from the Philippines
Dear Mia,
I am on vacation in the Philippines with my family. Our hotel is near the sea, and we can see the water from our room.
Yesterday we joined a boat tour. The guide was kind, and he spoke three languages. He told us many funny stories about the island.
Tomorrow we will go to a summer camp for two days and sleep in tents. I will send you photos when I get home on Thursday.
Your friend,
Sara
Questions 21–24
21Where is Sara staying now?
AAt a summer camp
BIn a hotel near the sea
CIn a small village
DOn a boat
22What did Sara do yesterday?
AShe wrote a poem
BShe sent some photos
CShe slept in a tent
DShe joined a boat tour
23How many languages did the guide speak?
24When will Sara send the photos?
AAfter she gets home on Thursday
BDuring the boat tour
CTomorrow morning
DAt the summer camp
NOTICE
School Library Rules
School Library — New Rules
- Each student may borrow two books for two weeks.
- Dictionaries must stay in the library. Please do not take them out.
- Please sit quietly. Do not eat or drink here.
New novels and poem books are on the shelf near the door. If you take good care of the books, everyone can enjoy them. Return your books before Thursday.
Questions 25–28
25How many books can a student borrow?
26What must stay in the library?
ADictionaries
BNewspapers
CNovels
DPoem books
27Where are the new novels?
ABehind the front desk
BOn the shelf near the door
CIn the closet
DUnder the window
28What are students not allowed to do in the library?
ASit quietly
BEat and drink
CBorrow books
DRead poems
ARTICLE
Reading Every Day
Reading is good for your brain. Doctors say people who read every day can remember more words. Reading before bed can also bring you nice dreams.
Where can we find good things to read? Newspapers give us new articles every morning. Libraries keep old novels and poems. Some students read at least ten pages a day.
Writing is helpful, too. When you write down your ideas, you learn the language better.
Questions 29–32
29What is reading good for?
AYour brain
BYour vest
CYour diet
DYour weight
30What do newspapers give us every morning?
AShort poems
BFree dictionaries
CNew articles
DOld novels
31How much do some students read every day?
AAt least ten pages
BTwo books
COne page
DFive pages
32What can writing help you do?
ABecome a doctor
BSleep longer
CLearn the language better
DSave more money
CHART
Where Do You Want to Go Next Vacation
One hundred students answered this question: Where do you want to go on your next vacation?
| Place | Boys | Girls |
|---|
| Japan | 18 | 22 |
| The Philippines | 10 | 12 |
| A mountain camp | 15 | 6 |
| A village near the sea | 8 | 9 |
Each student chose only one place. Most of them will travel with their families.
Questions 33–35
33Which place is the most popular?
AA mountain camp
BA village near the sea
CJapan
DThe Philippines
34How many students want to go to a mountain camp?
35Which place do more boys than girls want to visit?
AA village near the sea
BA mountain camp
CJapan
DThe Philippines