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育教僑華頁三第張六第日四初月十年申庚要

1981

WAH KIUYAT PO

報日僑華

二期星

日一十月一十年〇八九一层公年九十六國民静中

_00=h,

probability.

In rt. A NOO.

in life by

=65°

・makes best sense in the passage. Write your

answers in the appropriate spaces provided.

Children develop their attitudes (1) food, eating and mealtime (2).

+47ŹRU following (3) parents example. If one

英文

(*)

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ENGLISH [6]

Stephen Law (Foundation Press)

Dear Students,

Let's consider the part of Paper III dealing

is

enjoys a variety of foods, (4). (will like (5).

too,

children

Food and mealtime satisfy emotional as (6) as physical (7) That is (8). a pleasant, congenial, atmosphere and good companionship (9) essential, So strive (10) bring everyone to (11), table calm and relaxed. - often just a (12), minutes of relaxation (13) meals will benefit the (14) family.

............. Children (15)_______ are overly excited (16) _______________"mealtime won't eat (17), Excess stimulation can cut (18)_ petite and delay digestion, (19).

the ap- the

With READING COMPREHENSION, which made out of a CLOZE PASSAGE. A cloze pass- youngsters will only nibble at food which they age, as I've said in ENGLISH [3], is a passage need to nourish their growing (20). with a number of blank spaces into each of which one word that makes sense is to be inserted

The cloze procedure, as may be called in such context, can be used to test a number of things among which is the candidate's compre- hension ability. Many of you may be under the impression that cloze passages are meant to test only your command of the language forms and or usage. Students having this view should be cautioned against their neglect of the compre. hension Ingredient if you cannot comprehend what you read, how can you think of a word that makes sense?

Before we move on to some exercises, we'd better have some hints first.

HINTS ON READING

PASSAGE 3

For each blank space, think of ONE word which makes best sense in the passage. Write your answers in the appropriate spaces provided.

Taking (1) adult cat into your home (2) a very different thing from acquiring kitten. Cats soon get set in their a (3) ways and are attached (4) people and In life a cat begins to think places. (5). that the way of life it has been (6): (7) is the way things (8) and always will be. Any major change in that routine can be a shattering (9) ____ for a nervous adult cat and (10) alter its whole charac-

upset its social (12)............. If it meets what (13). to it an upheaval in its life, it might go stray or even (14). rogue,

COMPREHENSION ter or at (11).

the passage twice, making a mental note of the theme of the passage, This point is very important, otherwise you'll be at a loss for an apt choice of words (2) For each blank, consider which part of speech the word to be filled in should be. (3) If it is a verb, note which tense should be used by referring to the preceding and following sentences. Be careful with those auxiliary verbs like need, ought, dare, used and must

47 Note the sequence of tenses, for instance, in

reported speech. Examples:

We had prepared for all that would happen.

He said that he was going to school.

If it is a demonstrative adjective, ie. this, that, these or those, take good care of its agreement. Also, be careful when you are: using any degree of comparison, e.g. little, less, least.

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A0=h, tan/ACO

hitan65

Tet 300 be

30=h. tánz

In rt. A AOD

.*.("4h)2=h2tun265

h'tan

lú=t»n265°+tan

tan =16-tun 65°.

11.4

tan = 3.376:

160

*= 73°301

90°-73°30'

30!

12.

its

res of semi-circle

ĺť

A properly educated cat, on the (15) hand, will change its home and (16) ........... owner with little trouble, even (17) misses its first home or (18). for a long (19).

There is some truth in the story that a cat will always find its (20) back to its old home, but (21)does it bother? If it is. happy in its new home it will not (22). retum to old haunts. I believe a (23) should (24)______ want to go back to a previous home. It may set (25)___________and not reach there

and may never be heard of (26)

(Ans.)

16.(a) raty ≤ 25

20x+20 <1000

6x+3y < 120

X7

CR

x+y $25

2x+57 <100 2x+y $40

AE.DE = (5+q}{2(p_q}}

=2(p+3)·(B-T)

(b) The profit is..

(11x+187).

=2[1-]

- AE L DE

15A Venn dia, rall can be

constructed up below:

30

(43)

20 +

to cat

A-area of semi-circle

10 20

ABC

= π(4) 2

(AC)

here the set of:

z-area of semi-cir le

BDC

So your task with your new cat must be to (27)

that you are to (28) trusted, that you are as friendly and affectionate as it will its previous owner, and (29)

Jiving with you. (30)

PASSAGE 4

(6) If it is a noun, see whether it is countable or

uncountable, masculine or feminine, and For each blank space, think of ONE word which makes best sense in the passage. Write your singular plural (for countable nouns) answers in the appropriate spaces provided When the possessive case is used, have a care, The (1) in the street now takes e.g. girls school, women's clothes, go to the barber's, a friend of Beatrice's/hers/his/mine, (2) granted the ideas of science and the fruits of technology, (3). Lasking from etc, a'metre distice what seeds they spring, (4) they work, 77) See to it that who and whom are used for or (5). their social repercussions may be.

persons white which for things, and that (6) the world rich and poor (7) when (for time), where (for place), and why insist that science, technology and industry (for reasons) can be used as follows: when should prosper (8)——————— a guarantee (9) — in/on which, where in/at which, why =

poverty and as a signpost to happiness. Rarely, for which

ir (10) ____ has mankind turned its back on any (11) discovery or invention that has been produced through the technological ex- ploitation of (12)_________ knowledge.

(8) If two sentences are connected by a comma, there should be a conjunction somewhere. The punctuation usually gives you a clue to what should be added in..

(9) Pay extrà attention to phrasal verbs, idioms,

proverbs and inversions. (10)Don't mix up the three kinds of conditional

sentences:

fa) If he tells Sue the fact, she will not blame him. (The supposition is quite probable to happen.)

(b) If he told Sue the fact, she would not blame him (but he didn't expect to tell her)xpect

(c) If he had told Sue the fact, she would not have blamed him (but he didn't tell the fact, so she blamed him)

Note that each kind contains a different pair of tenses:

Today I'm giving you four cloze passages varying in length and difficulty. Next week I'll devote the whole column to discussions about the key to these passages with special emphasis on why a particular word is acceptable instead of a seemingly alternative word.

PASSAGE 1

For each blank space, think of ONE word which

makes best sense in the passage. Write your

answers in the appropriate spaces provided

For some youngsters, going to bed is some-

thing they'd just (1).

soon avoid.

After all, going to bed means they'll have

their toys, and crawl (3)

to put (2)

those awfully cold sheets. And they're really wide (4). and not sleepy (5) all! Besides, everyone else is still up watching (6)

more..

My little brother hates to go to bed for all

and a good (8) these (7). He has to get out (9) his clothes and (10)

his pajamas. It's so dark in his room. He has to (11)... his teeth with gooy tooth- paste And (12). of all, there might be

monsters Hiding in the corners!

But there are good things about going to bed, too like staying (13)a few minutes longer sipping hot milk, or knowing that all his stuffed animal (14) are waiting for him, or even (15)2any monster dead with his ray gur

PASSAGE 2

For each blank space, think of ONE word which

(B) 2 2 == n(BO)

Ferea of rt ABC.

AC BO

Area of the shaded region

=(A2+4)-(^_~44)

-(HAB-AC.BU)

Or

풍

Z_AB2)+21C2 PC

Werwear (13) of synthetic textiles, lisers as and when we want, without (15) and (14) aspirin, antibiotics and transquil-

knowing the chemistry of these (16). worrying too (17) about possible side- effects: We do so in the assurance that the technological (18). of today is a firm and which promises to Only rarely (21) our confidence break down (22)

break down.

sound one, and (19)

be richer (20)

to

threaten

We know that experts are divided in their view on the harmful (23).

of the exhaust- fumes of motor cars and (24) industrial waste gases. We know that there is debate (25) the wisdom of researching into gen- etic engineering techinques. But in (26). these cases we also know that the experts will in 13. all (27). eventually agree about the poten tial (28).

of such applications of science; or, if they do not all (29), that a clear majority of opinion will in the (30), emerge.

[THE END]

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Solution to Rest (cont.)

11.

As shown in the figure,

1ut h, be the hoi ht of

the tower

the area ratio

are

of shaded

of rt. ABADO

students passed

3-the set of stud- ents paced în Chinese

-the cot of stud-

ents Cassed in

Mathe.

(*)(1) Jince there are

only 5 students

assed in all three

subjects, therefore, the required probability -200

(11) Number of students

passed in one

subject only

= 30-40+20.

90

The required

probabili

(ans.)

(iii) Fumber of students

∙(b)

failed all three

subjects = 30

The required

probability

B

17

(ins.)

(d) The maximum profit

11(3) + 18(17) $394

(Ans.)

(1) The paximum value of > occurs when x-

(11)

max

1+3)-2(2

2.125. (Ans.)

-3x-3=0

-2x+3x+3=0

-2x+3x+1=-2

..the straight line y=-2 should be plotted. From the graph, the straight line y--2 cuts the curva at (-0.7,-2) and (2.2,-2)

• the roots of the

equation 2x2-3x-3=0 are -0.7 and 2.2

(Alls.)

(iii) The roots of the

300

(Ans.

14.

umber of students assed in ligh

30-20+5+5

= 60

Number of students

passed in Elish

and also passe.

athenatics.

-10

'file required

in

2

equation x2=3 give the values of 13.

refore, we consider the equation

→-2x2+3x+1=3x-5

the straight line

y=6x-5 should be

plotted.

From the

raph, the

roots of x=3 are

-1.7 and 1.7

√3 = 1.7

(11) 3

DO

But Do

(ALB.)