| 題庫總數：10 | ||
| 是非題：3 (○：2、╳：1) | ||
| 選擇題：7 (A：2、B：2、C：2、D：1) | ||
| 多選題：0 | ||
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| Q | r | According to the audio file, what does the narrator mean when he says, “these foam glass blocks have a few more tricks up their sleeve.” |
| v | o | These foam glass blocks have secret specialties that have not been revealed yet. |
| d | These foam glass blocks have different tricks to play. | |
| d | These foam glass blocks are made of sleeves. | |
| a | These foam glass blocks are tricky to use. | |
| y | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | e | The closed-cell structure created during the manufacturing process is key to the foam glass block's insulating ability. |
| v | y | ○ |
| e | ╳ | |
| . | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | r | According to the video, the narrator says, “TA Wu may have a materials science degree, but the company also has an expert with the accumulated knowledge of five decades on the job: his father, company founder Chun-Tzu WU.” The word “accumulated” in this sentence is closest in meaning to… |
| o | general | |
| d | elementary | |
| d | science | |
| v | a | cumulative |
| y | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | e | Which sentence best describes the picture? |
| y | The candles on top of the foam glass blocks begin to melt. Meanwhile, those atop the bricks haven't broken a sweat. | |
| e | The high melting point of candles has become a fire-proofing asset. | |
| v | . | Because the foam glass blocks are fireproof, so the candles on top of them won't burn. |
| r | The temperature of the bricks is lower than that of the foam glass blocks. | |
| o | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | d | There are three main reasons why we need to turn used glass into building materials. Firstly, according to estimates, buildings account for 40% of global energy consumption and one-third of greenhouse gas emissions. The two major global energy consumption areas are buildings and climate control. Secondly, Taiwan is a small island, and there isn't much land area or space for landfills. Therefore, reducing waste should be our number one priority. Thirdly, Taiwan produces a lot of LCD monitors and sells them to the world like computer screens, smartphones, and tablets. If these materials are not recycled and reused, they will go straight to landfills, which increases the amount of waste. |
| v | d | ○ |
| a | ╳ | |
| y | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | e | According to the video, the narrator says, “Materials expert TA Wu wants to breathe new life into traditional recycling.” The phrase “breathe new life into sth.” in this sentence is closest in meaning to… |
| v | y | to bring new ideas and energy to something |
| e | to take a deep breath | |
| . | to give a newborn infant away | |
| r | to hold the breath because of a new, good idea | |
| o | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | d | There are several advantages of foam glass blocks produced from recycled LCD monitors. The foam glass blocks can reduce the amount of discarded LCD monitors and protect our environment. Moreover, the weight of a foam brick is one-tenth that of concrete. Foam glass can be easily assembled by anyone. However, the foam glass block has a low melting point. It is not heat-resistant, and it does not provide insulation against heat. So, if there is a fire, foam glass blocks are much more dangerous than traditional bricks. |
| d | ○ | |
| v | a | ╳ |
| y | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | e | According to the audio file, what does the narrator mean when he says, “But his quest to invent value-added products has hit a roadblock.” |
| y | TA Wu needs to hit the road, but he gets locked in the room. | |
| v | e | When TA Wu tries to invent new value-added products, he encounters some problems. |
| . | Before TA Wu releases his new products, he must solve some problems. | |
| r | TA Wu is on the way home, but the road is blocked. | |
| o | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | d | According to the video, the narrator says, “He has started experimenting with a new material called “foam glass”—sponge-like insulation made by melting powdered glass—and he wants to consult with his mentor about producing it on a grand scale.” The word “mentor” in this sentence is closest in meaning to… |
| d | pupil | |
| a | madam | |
| v | y | adviser |
| e | partner | |
| y | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | e | According to the video, why does TA Wu choose LCD glass as the raw material? |
| . | He chooses it because it is more beautiful and clear. People love it. | |
| v | r | He chooses it because a lot of LCD glass was manufactured in Taiwan for export. |
| o | He chooses it because it is harder and less breakable. It can be applied on many fields. | |
| d | He chooses it because it is the cheapest, and easy to get. Everyone doesn't want it. | |
| d | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| a | ||
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