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英文｜原創閱讀理解專題練習（一）

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原創題目・待教師審閱

AI 輔助原創・待教師審閱

這是一份原創專題練習，並非考評局歷屆試卷或完整 DSE 模擬試。題目、答案及解析尚未經教師審閱，只供學習參考，請配合課本與老師核對。

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1Read the original passage below.
When the town library tested later opening hours, Mara was asked to count visitors. The entrance figures suggested that the final hour was unpopular. Before recommending a cut, however, she spoke to the people who stayed. Several finished work after eight; one needed a quiet place while waiting for the last bus. Mara's report included both the numbers and these accounts. The library kept one late evening each week instead of opening late every day. 'A small number can still describe a real need,' she wrote, 'but that does not mean every possible solution is affordable.'

Which statement best expresses the passage's main idea?

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AVisitor numbers should never be used in public decisions. BLibraries should remain open all night regardless of cost. CDecisions can consider both numerical evidence and needs that small totals may hide. DPeople who travel by bus should receive priority over all other library users.

2Read the original passage below.
When the town library tested later opening hours, Mara was asked to count visitors. The entrance figures suggested that the final hour was unpopular. Before recommending a cut, however, she spoke to the people who stayed. Several finished work after eight; one needed a quiet place while waiting for the last bus. Mara's report included both the numbers and these accounts. The library kept one late evening each week instead of opening late every day. 'A small number can still describe a real need,' she wrote, 'but that does not mean every possible solution is affordable.'

Why did Mara speak to the late visitors?

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ATo persuade them to stop using the library after eight. BTo replace all entrance records with personal opinions. CTo confirm that the visitor counter was physically broken. DTo understand what the attendance figures alone could not explain.

3Read the original passage below.
When the town library tested later opening hours, Mara was asked to count visitors. The entrance figures suggested that the final hour was unpopular. Before recommending a cut, however, she spoke to the people who stayed. Several finished work after eight; one needed a quiet place while waiting for the last bus. Mara's report included both the numbers and these accounts. The library kept one late evening each week instead of opening late every day. 'A small number can still describe a real need,' she wrote, 'but that does not mean every possible solution is affordable.'

What does 'these accounts' refer to?

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AThe late visitors' explanations of their circumstances. BThe library's lists of unpaid membership fees. CThe bus company's financial records. DThe instructions for operating the visitor counter.

4Read the original passage below.
When the town library tested later opening hours, Mara was asked to count visitors. The entrance figures suggested that the final hour was unpopular. Before recommending a cut, however, she spoke to the people who stayed. Several finished work after eight; one needed a quiet place while waiting for the last bus. Mara's report included both the numbers and these accounts. The library kept one late evening each week instead of opening late every day. 'A small number can still describe a real need,' she wrote, 'but that does not mean every possible solution is affordable.'

Which phrase best describes Mara's tone in the final sentence?

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AMocking and dismissive of the visitors. BSympathetic but aware of practical limits. CCertain that money is irrelevant. DAngry that the library collected evidence.

5Read the original passage below.
When the town library tested later opening hours, Mara was asked to count visitors. The entrance figures suggested that the final hour was unpopular. Before recommending a cut, however, she spoke to the people who stayed. Several finished work after eight; one needed a quiet place while waiting for the last bus. Mara's report included both the numbers and these accounts. The library kept one late evening each week instead of opening late every day. 'A small number can still describe a real need,' she wrote, 'but that does not mean every possible solution is affordable.'

Which conclusion is supported by the passage?

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AEvery late visitor preferred the revised schedule. BThe library proved that later hours would increase its income. CThe final arrangement preserved some late access without offering it every day. DMara found that the final hour had more visitors than any other hour.

6Read the original passage below.
Our school repair club began with a bold poster: 'Nothing needs to be thrown away.' By December, we had changed it. Some damaged appliances were unsafe to repair, and a few replacement parts had to travel much farther than expected. We still repaired forty desk lamps, but we stopped treating that total as the whole story. For each repair, we recorded the parts used and whether the lamp was working a month later. The new poster reads, 'Repair where it makes sense—and explain your decision.' It is less dramatic, but it gives us a promise we can actually examine.

Why does the writer describe the change of poster?

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ATo advertise a new brand of desk lamp. BTo argue that repairing objects is always pointless. CTo show that memorable slogans are more reliable than records. DTo illustrate a shift from an absolute claim to a testable, qualified commitment.

7Read the original passage below.
Our school repair club began with a bold poster: 'Nothing needs to be thrown away.' By December, we had changed it. Some damaged appliances were unsafe to repair, and a few replacement parts had to travel much farther than expected. We still repaired forty desk lamps, but we stopped treating that total as the whole story. For each repair, we recorded the parts used and whether the lamp was working a month later. The new poster reads, 'Repair where it makes sense—and explain your decision.' It is less dramatic, but it gives us a promise we can actually examine.

In context, what does 'the whole story' mean?

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AAll the information needed for a fair assessment. BA fictional tale written by every club member. CThe complete history of electric lighting. DThe instructions printed inside a lamp box.

8Read the original passage below.
Our school repair club began with a bold poster: 'Nothing needs to be thrown away.' By December, we had changed it. Some damaged appliances were unsafe to repair, and a few replacement parts had to travel much farther than expected. We still repaired forty desk lamps, but we stopped treating that total as the whole story. For each repair, we recorded the parts used and whether the lamp was working a month later. The new poster reads, 'Repair where it makes sense—and explain your decision.' It is less dramatic, but it gives us a promise we can actually examine.

What is the most likely purpose of checking the lamps a month later?

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ATo ensure that club members never use new parts. BTo find out whether the repairs produced a benefit that lasted beyond the repair session. CTo prove that all electrical products last exactly one month. DTo prevent students from taking their lamps home.

9Read the original passage below.
Our school repair club began with a bold poster: 'Nothing needs to be thrown away.' By December, we had changed it. Some damaged appliances were unsafe to repair, and a few replacement parts had to travel much farther than expected. We still repaired forty desk lamps, but we stopped treating that total as the whole story. For each repair, we recorded the parts used and whether the lamp was working a month later. The new poster reads, 'Repair where it makes sense—and explain your decision.' It is less dramatic, but it gives us a promise we can actually examine.

How does the writer feel about the new poster?

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AAshamed because it proves that all forty repairs failed. BDisappointed because a promise must be impossible to test. CPositive because its modest wording is more defensible. DIndifferent because the club no longer repairs anything.

10Read the original passage below.
Our school repair club began with a bold poster: 'Nothing needs to be thrown away.' By December, we had changed it. Some damaged appliances were unsafe to repair, and a few replacement parts had to travel much farther than expected. We still repaired forty desk lamps, but we stopped treating that total as the whole story. For each repair, we recorded the parts used and whether the lamp was working a month later. The new poster reads, 'Repair where it makes sense—and explain your decision.' It is less dramatic, but it gives us a promise we can actually examine.

Which action best follows the club's revised approach?

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ACounting an unsafe appliance as a success as soon as it is opened. BRefusing to record unsuccessful attempts. CPromising to repair every object before examining it. DRecording why an item was not repaired as well as the outcomes of completed repairs.

11Read the original passage below.
For a local-history project, I placed old shops on a digital map. At first, every marker looked equally certain. Then I noticed that one address came from a dated photograph, while another rested on a neighbour's memory of a street that had been renamed. I changed the markers: solid circles for locations supported by records, outlines for approximate ones. A classmate complained that the map now looked unfinished. I thought it had finally become more honest. An empty space or an outline was not a failure to know everything; it was an invitation to ask a better question.

What contrast is central to the passage?

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AAn appearance of complete certainty versus an honest display of different evidence levels. BDigital maps versus paper maps as tools for finding the fastest route. COld shops versus new shops in a competition for customers. DPhotographs versus memories as equally useless historical sources.

12Read the original passage below.
For a local-history project, I placed old shops on a digital map. At first, every marker looked equally certain. Then I noticed that one address came from a dated photograph, while another rested on a neighbour's memory of a street that had been renamed. I changed the markers: solid circles for locations supported by records, outlines for approximate ones. A classmate complained that the map now looked unfinished. I thought it had finally become more honest. An empty space or an outline was not a failure to know everything; it was an invitation to ask a better question.

Why does the writer mention the renamed street?

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ATo prove that the neighbour deliberately invented the shop. BTo explain why identifying the exact location from a memory could be difficult. CTo show that every shop on the map has changed its name. DTo suggest that the digital map cannot display any street names.

13Read the original passage below.
For a local-history project, I placed old shops on a digital map. At first, every marker looked equally certain. Then I noticed that one address came from a dated photograph, while another rested on a neighbour's memory of a street that had been renamed. I changed the markers: solid circles for locations supported by records, outlines for approximate ones. A classmate complained that the map now looked unfinished. I thought it had finally become more honest. An empty space or an outline was not a failure to know everything; it was an invitation to ask a better question.

Which belief does the writer most clearly challenge?

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AHistorical projects can use more than one kind of source. BThe meaning of a map symbol should be explained. CA useful map must make every location appear equally certain. DA photograph may contain information about an old shop.

14Read the original passage below.
For a local-history project, I placed old shops on a digital map. At first, every marker looked equally certain. Then I noticed that one address came from a dated photograph, while another rested on a neighbour's memory of a street that had been renamed. I changed the markers: solid circles for locations supported by records, outlines for approximate ones. A classmate complained that the map now looked unfinished. I thought it had finally become more honest. An empty space or an outline was not a failure to know everything; it was an invitation to ask a better question.

What does 'an invitation to ask a better question' suggest?

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AThe map contains a formal invitation to a public ceremony. BQuestions should be avoided until every detail is certain. CThe project should be abandoned because some evidence is incomplete. DVisible uncertainty can guide further investigation.

15Read the original passage below.
For a local-history project, I placed old shops on a digital map. At first, every marker looked equally certain. Then I noticed that one address came from a dated photograph, while another rested on a neighbour's memory of a street that had been renamed. I changed the markers: solid circles for locations supported by records, outlines for approximate ones. A classmate complained that the map now looked unfinished. I thought it had finally become more honest. An empty space or an outline was not a failure to know everything; it was an invitation to ask a better question.

Which title best fits the passage?

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AA More Honest Map BHow to Open a New Shop CThe End of Local History DWhy Every Memory Is False

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