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中級閱讀模擬測驗 第二十七回

第三大題 閱讀理解 · Reading Comprehension
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閱讀理解 Reading Comprehension

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Questions 21–24
21Why will the cost stay the same?
AThe study has been removed
BThe house will be smaller
CThe roof structure is not changed
DFewer builders are needed
22What is new at the entrance?
AA glass panel
BA brick arch
CA wide staircase
DA garden gate
23When can the building work start?
AIn March
BOn Friday
CIn April
DOn Tuesday
24What does the writer ask Ms. Lai to do?
AChoose between the plans
BPay the builders
CVisit the city office
DDraw a new roof
AD
Riverside Court - Now Renting

Riverside Court - Now Renting

  • A new complex of three high-rise towers beside the river park
  • Two- and three-bedroom apartments from NT$28,000 a month
  • Covered parking, 24-hour guards, and a rooftop garden on Tower B
  • A ten-minute walk to the MRT station

Construction of Tower C will be finished in October, so apartments there open in November. Towers A and B are ready now. Pets under ten kilos are welcome. Book a tour online or call 02-2765-4321.

Questions 25–28
25How many towers does Riverside Court have?
AFour
BTwo
CThree
DTen
26When will apartments in Tower C be available?
AOn Saturday
BNow
CIn November
DIn October
27Where is the rooftop garden?
AOn Tower A
BOn Tower C
COn Tower B
DIn the river park
28What is true about pets?
ASmall pets are welcome
BPets are not allowed
CPets need a ticket
DPets may use the parking area
ARTICLE
How Steel Made Buildings Tall

The first skyscraper was built in Chicago in 1885. It had only ten floors, but two inventions made it possible: the safety elevator and a steel frame. Before that, thick stone walls carried the weight of a building, so tall towers were dark and heavy.

Steel changed architecture completely. Walls no longer held the building up; they simply kept the weather out, and windows could be as wide as the architect wished.

Today engineers worry less about height than about wind. In the tallest towers a heavy weight near the top swings slowly to keep the whole structure steady.

Questions 29–32
29What made the first skyscraper possible?
AVery wide windows
BThick stone walls
CA steel frame and the safety elevator
DA heavy weight at the top
30In a steel building, what do the walls do?
AThey hold up the elevator
BThey carry the weight of the building
CThey block all the wind
DThey keep the weather out
31What do engineers worry most about today?
AHeight
BWind
CCost
DLight
32Why is a heavy weight placed near the top of a tall tower?
ATo keep the structure steady
BTo make the tower taller
CTo hold the windows in place
DTo save steel
CHART
Green Arch Building - May Maintenance

Notice to all residents of Green Arch Building. Please read the schedule below. Water will be turned off only on the date marked.

DateWorkWater off?
May 3Cleaning the roof drainNo
May 10Testing the fire hose on each floorYes, 9-11 a.m.
May 17Painting the elevator machine roomNo
May 24Replacing the wall panel in the lobbyNo

If you have questions, please ask the guard at the front desk.

Questions 33–35
33On which date will the water be turned off?
AMay 3
BMay 24
CMay 17
DMay 10
34What work is planned for May 24?
ACleaning the roof drain
BReplacing a wall panel
CTesting the fire hose
DPainting the elevator room
35Who should residents ask if they have questions?
AThe painter
BThe city office
CThe guard at the front desk
DThe architect