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Questions 21–24
21Why did Mr. Meyer write this email?
ATo sell space on a new ship
BTo cancel an order of boxes
CTo report news about a shipment
DTo ask for a lower price
22Why might unloading be late?
AIcy weather has closed the port
BThe ship left Keelung late
CThe boxes are too heavy
DRepair work is going on at the harbor
23What must Ms. Alvarez do before 20 October?
APay for the shipping
BVisit the Rotterdam dock
CSend the customs papers
DChange the booking number
24How can Ms. Alvarez check where the ship is?
ABy emailing the captain
BBy calling the Amsterdam office
CBy waiting at the dock
DBy using the booking number online
NOTICE
Island Ferry: Please Read Before Sailing

Island Ferry — Please Read Before Sailing

  • Life jackets are stored under every seat on the lower deck.
  • When the sea is rough, the upper deck is closed and all passengers must stay inside.
  • Bicycles travel free, but they must be tied to the rail at the rear of the vessel.
  • The crossing takes 45 minutes. Hot drinks are sold at the little shop near the stairs.

In an emergency, follow the crew and go to the meeting point at the front of the ship. Do not return to your car.

Questions 25–28
25Where can passengers find life jackets?
AUnder the seats on the lower deck
BAt the little shop
CAt the rear rail
DAt the meeting point
26When is the upper deck closed?
AAt night
BWhen the sea is rough
CWhen the shop is open
DDuring the last 45 minutes
27What is true about bicycles?
AThey must be tied at the rear
BThey cost the same as a seat
CThey stay on the upper deck
DThey are not allowed
28What should passengers do in an emergency?
AGo back to their cars
BGo to the meeting point at the front
CJump into the sea at once
DBuy a hot drink and wait
ARTICLE
Still Talking After Fifty Years

In 1977 two small spacecraft left Earth to study the outer planets. Nobody expected them to work for more than five years.

Almost fifty years later, both are still sending signals from beyond our solar system, though each message now takes more than twenty hours to arrive. Their power comes from heat rather than sunlight, and it grows weaker every year.

Engineers therefore switch off one instrument at a time. They believe the last instrument will fall silent around 2030. Even then the two craft will travel on, each carrying a gold record of human music and greetings.

Questions 29–32
29How long were the two spacecraft expected to work?
AFifty years
BFive years
CTwenty hours
DUntil 2030
30Why does each message take over twenty hours?
AThe instruments are switched off
BThe gold record is very large
CThe spacecraft are far beyond the solar system
DSunlight no longer reaches Earth
31How do engineers save power?
ABy turning off one instrument at a time
BBy using sunlight
CBy flying the craft closer to the sun
DBy sending fewer greetings
32What will happen after the spacecraft stop sending signals?
AThey will return to Earth
BThey will be repaired in space
CThey will break into pieces
DThey will keep travelling with a gold record
CHART
Ferry Fares from Green Port

Ferry fares and sailing times from Green Port, April to September.

RouteAdultChildSailing time
Blue IslandNT$310NT$16045 min
South CapeNT$480NT$24080 min
Pearl BayNT$260NT$13030 min
Fisher RockNT$520NT$260110 min

Bicycles travel free. In October every fare falls by one fifth.

Questions 33–35
33Which route takes the longest time?
AFisher Rock
BSouth Cape
CPearl Bay
DBlue Island
34How much do one adult and one child pay for South Cape?
ANT$720
BNT$620
CNT$480
DNT$960
35What happens to the fares in October?
AThey rise by one fifth
BThey fall by 20%
CThey stay the same
DOnly child fares change