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[題組:第11-15題]“Anne! Jo! I mean, Max!” Mothers often mix up their children’s names, but studies show that moms are not the only ones who make this mistake. 11 name phenomenon turns out to be very common. Almost everyone sometimes mixes up the names of their family and friends.
The phenomenon is called a “cognitive glitch” by researchers in the field of cognitive science. It is not caused by a bad memory or by aging processes that affect brain functioning. It is simply a result of the way our brain 12 those we love.
When our brain is attempting to retrieve a name so that we can say it, it is likely that another name in the same group will come to our lips 13 the one we meant to say. That is because in order to find the name we are looking for, we are essentially 14 the whole set of names in that group, which includes all our beloved family members. Scientists also report that the category 15 the person belongs (family, close friends, etc.) is far more influential in causing a mix-up than any phonetic similarity between names. Names that sound alike do not usually trigger the mix-up.
Isn’t it great to know that when you call others by the wrong name, it is evidence of your love for them all?
11. (A) Forgetful
(B) Complicated
(C) Scrambled
(D) Alternative

[題組:第11-15題]12. (A) classifies
(B) defends
(C) predicts
(D) translates

[題組:第11-15題]13. (A) as for
(B) instead of
(C) due to
(D) far beyond

[題組:第11-15題]14. (A) making up
(B) catching on
(C) skipping off
(D) flipping through

[題組:第11-15題]15. (A) by whom
(B) to which
(C) in that
(D) for what

[題組:第16-20題]Astronomers have discovered the darkest alien planet known to exist in the galaxy.
The Jupiter-sized planet, known as TrES-2b, is located in another solar system some 750 million light years away from Earth. Reflecting less than one percent of the sunlight 16 on it, TrES-2b is less reflective than black acrylic paint, and is blacker than coal. The only light that comes from TrES-2b is a faint red glow, 17 the heated coils on an electric stove or a very dim light bulb. Researchers believe this results from its extremely hot atmosphere, which is as high as 1,800°F (980°C), 18 its closeness to its sun-its source of energy.
So how does this planet manage to absorb about 99% of the light it receives from its sun? 19 researchers are not completely sure, they believe it could be because its atmosphere is composed of light-absorbing chemicals like vaporized sodium or even some elements whose existence is not yet known. Although they may never be able to 20 exactly how the planet remains so stealthily hidden, scientists are sure of one thing-there are many more even darker planets out there just waiting to be discovered!
16. (A) falls
(B) falling
(C) fallen
(D) to fall

[題組:第16-20題]17. (A) associated with
(B) committed to
(C) familiar with
(D) similar to

[題組:第16-20題]18. (A) thanks to
(B) regardless of
(C) in addition to
(D) in terms of

[題組:第16-20題]19. (A) Once
(B) When
(C) While
(D) If

[題組:第16-20題]20. (A) make
(B) count
(C) read
(D) tell