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113學測英文試題26

第21至30題為題組
Sasaki stated in an interview: “Because my thoughts couldn’t be ___26___ through a regular phone line, I wanted them to be carried on the wind.”
(A) passed on (B) bridge (C) sorrow (D) hope (E) departed
(F) mechanism (G) housed (H) manageable (I) fateful (J) brought forth

[文意選填]
答案

思念無法透過一般電話線傳遞(passed on)。(A)


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113學測英文試題27

第21至30題為題組
Hence, the wind phone allows Sasaki to create a one-way conversation with deep, soulful personal meaning, and renders the grieving process more ___27___ for him.
(A) passed on (B) bridge (C) sorrow (D) hope (E) departed
(F) mechanism (G) housed (H) manageable (I) fateful (J) brought forth

[文意選填]
答案

讓悲傷過程變得較可承受(manageable)。(H)


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113學測英文試題28

第21至30題為題組
Sasaki opened his wind phone to the public in 2011, after the devastating tsunami. News about the phone gradually spread, and the booth has become a ___28___ between the living and the dead.
(A) passed on (B) bridge (C) sorrow (D) hope (E) departed
(F) mechanism (G) housed (H) manageable (I) fateful (J) brought forth

[文意選填]
答案

成為生者與死者之間的橋樑(bridge)。(B)


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113學測英文試題30

第21至30題為題組
For those who speak into the wind phone, ___30___ is always there: They believe that their messages will—through some unknown way—reach the deceased.
(A) passed on (B) bridge (C) sorrow (D) hope (E) departed
(F) mechanism (G) housed (H) manageable (I) fateful (J) brought forth

[文意選填]
答案

使用風之電話的人總是懷抱希望(hope)。(D)