| 題庫總數：39 | ||
| 是非題：0 | ||
| 選擇題：39 (A：10、B：9、C：11、D：9) | ||
| 多選題：0 | ||
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| Q | The old city hall and municipal buildings were at one time: | |
| Old. | ||
| Lit up nicely. | ||
| v | Imposing symbols of Japanese authority. | |
| In the 19th century. | ||
| Q | Matsu can be found in temples from which religion? | |
| Folk Taoism | ||
| Buddhism | ||
| Rastafarianism | ||
| v | Both folk Taoism and Buddhism | |
| Q | Taichung’s old name, Dadun, means: | |
| v | Big mound | |
| Big mountain | ||
| Big kahuna | ||
| Big fort | ||
| Q | It is also suggested to the foreign visitor that at the hotel it would be a good idea to pick up a copy of: | |
| brochures | ||
| a TV guide | ||
| v | Compass magazine | |
| a guide book | ||
| Q | In the dialog, in Taichung sun cake shops are common around: | |
| Taichung park | ||
| the train station | ||
| the art museum | ||
| v | freeway exits | |
| Q | Many of Taiwan′s biggest banks and businesses were founded by, or funded by: | |
| People from Taichung. | ||
| Imposing symbols of Japanese authority. | ||
| Mystore Bakery. | ||
| v | Merchants from Lugang. | |
| Q | In the dialog, they talk about the western calendar and what other calendar: | |
| Chinese | ||
| Japanese | ||
| v | lunar | |
| Yuanxiao | ||
| Q | In the dialog The speakers joked that the name of the band, ′Jazz Band′ was very creative. ?It is a joke because: | |
| Jazz is funny. | ||
| v | The name is really not creative at all. | |
| Their music was terrible. | ||
| They weren′t joking, they were being serious. | ||
| Q | The Taiwan official suggests the foreign visitor might find what surprising in the museum area? | |
| the rice huskers | ||
| the looms | ||
| the mother-of-pearl | ||
| v | the pillows | |
| Q | To get a whiff of what life was like during the Japanese colonial era, the Taiwan official suggests: | |
| Going to Japan. | ||
| Checking out the old city hall. | ||
| v | Doing a walking tour of old downtown. | |
| Why would you want to do that? | ||
| Q | The foreigner hopes for calm waters for fear of: | |
| rain | ||
| big fish | ||
| v | seasickness | |
| sharks | ||
| Q | What should you bring when you visit a night market? | |
| a shopping basket | ||
| a credit card | ||
| v | your appetite | |
| your car | ||
| Q | Taichung′s pastries are popular: | |
| v | as gifts | |
| as toys | ||
| as desserts | ||
| for weight loss | ||
| Q | Both the Spanish and the Dutch colonized Taiwan in which century? | |
| 16th | ||
| v | 17th | |
| 18th | ||
| 19th | ||
| Q | In English Qingshui means: | |
| green water | ||
| v | pure water | |
| Qing water | ||
| swamp water | ||
| Q | The foreign visitor remembered the name Dajia because it came up in the dialog in this series on local specialities. ?What products were introduced from Dajia? | |
| bubble milk tea | ||
| sun cakes | ||
| v | two different pastries | |
| saxophone | ||
| Q | Unfortunately the Wufeng Lin Family Gardens were damaged because of: | |
| World War II | ||
| old age | ||
| bad weather | ||
| v | an earthquake | |
| Q | The goddess Guanyin was originally portrayed in India as: | |
| Matsu | ||
| mercy and compassion | ||
| v | a man | |
| vegetarian food | ||
| Q | The Wuchi fishing port is right near Qingshui and: | |
| Taichung | ||
| v | Shalu | |
| Dajia | ||
| Wenxin | ||
| Q | The Calligraphy Greenway connects up a series of: | |
| things | ||
| places | ||
| times | ||
| v | landmarks | |
| Q | What sort of people in Taiwan go to night markets? | |
| v | Just about everyone. | |
| Just kids. | ||
| Just old people. | ||
| Just old men who like unhealthy snacks. | ||
| Q | ′Shalu Old Street′ is also known as: | |
| Shalu Street | ||
| v | Siping Street | |
| Sanmin Street | ||
| dancing in the street | ||
| Q | In the dialog, every year, there is a big ______ festival at Metropolitan park. | |
| v | lantern | |
| music | ||
| jazz | ||
| special | ||
| Q | When did the foreign visitor suggest would be a good time to visit SOGO? | |
| When hungry. | ||
| Just before leaving Taiwan. | ||
| When it′s time to change money into NT$. | ||
| v | When it is hot. | |
| Q | In the dialog, how many Lin Family Gardens are there in Taiwan? | |
| one | ||
| v | two | |
| three | ||
| four | ||
| Q | Taichung’s city logo is what? | |
| v | A pavilion | |
| A crown prince | ||
| A big mound | ||
| A temple | ||
| Q | The stone stele in the garden records: | |
| v | Taichung′s development | |
| MP3s | ||
| Guanyin | ||
| flowers | ||
| Q | The Chinese got the name ′Niu Ma Tou′ from: | |
| the Qing dynasty | ||
| the Dutch | ||
| v | the Pingpu people | |
| the Japanese | ||
| Q | At Taiwan′s night markets, you will spend money even if: | |
| You are rich. | ||
| v | You had plans to the contrary. | |
| Your mother gives you some. | ||
| You are a cyborg. | ||
| Q | The Taichung official suggested a day trip by train that could be done entirely without leaving______________. | |
| Taiwan | ||
| v | Downtown | |
| The city limits | ||
| The county line | ||
| Q | The Taichung official feels confident that in the future Taichung will build a strong____________on it′s own in the region and around the world. | |
| v | reputation | |
| character | ||
| infrastructure | ||
| wall | ||
| Q | People′s Plaza (or Citizen′s Square) is the epicenter of: | |
| Taichung people′s protest marches | ||
| Hotel One | ||
| v | The Jazz Festival | |
| dog droppings | ||
| Q | The Taiwan official, when trying to explain night markets, describes them as being like: | |
| v | mini-festivals | |
| shopping malls | ||
| a jungle expedition | ||
| Carrefour | ||
| Q | The Calligraphy Greenway got the first part of it′s name from: | |
| A planning committee. | ||
| The cultural significance. | ||
| All the calligraphy businesses that were historically in the area. | ||
| v | The mayor. | |
| Q | Also in the dialog, both a visit to Art Street and a visit to the Metropolitan Park are described as: | |
| tiring | ||
| expensive | ||
| v | a good thing to do on a Sunday afternoon | |
| horses | ||
| Q | At night markets, the entire family can be entertained for a few: | |
| hours | ||
| v | coins | |
| gold bars | ||
| plugs for the sink | ||
| Q | The Taiwan official notes the Art Museum Parkway has interesting: | |
| v | sculptures | |
| landscaping | ||
| kids and dogs | ||
| trees | ||
| Q | The land that is now Taichung Park was originally planned to be the site of: | |
| v | A new Taiwan provincial government. | |
| The park that now stands there. | ||
| A place for the crown prince of Japan to stay at. | ||
| A spaceport. | ||
| Q | In the dialog, Taichung park has the distinction of being both beautiful and full of: | |
| ducks | ||
| tourists | ||
| Canadians | ||
| v | history | |
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