國中教育會考
106年
英文
第 31 題
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Cinema Times, June 5th, 2005 Thanks to globalization, we get to see movies from around the world. If anyone should feel most excited about globalization, it is US movie makers. A study in 2001 shows that, for every 100 people who go to the theater, 85 see US movies. This may be good news for US movie makers, but not for those in other countries. Chart 1 shows the percentages (%) of US movies in five countries in 1984 and in 2001; Chart 2 shows the percentages (%) of domestic movies in the five countries in 1984 and in 2001. In Chart 1, we can see that US movies have been popular in foreign markets. In Chart 2, we can see that domestic movies in the five countries are not doing well in their domestic market. The falling market for domestic movies may be a serious problem, but there is something more important. When people welcome US movies with open arms, they in fact also say yes to the American way of thinking. Some people in these countries worry that what is lost may not just be their domestic market for domestic movies, but also their own way of thinking that has been passed down from parents to children.
Cinema Times, June 5th, 2005 Thanks to globalization, we get to see movies from around the world. If anyone should feel most excited about globalization, it is US movie makers. A study in 2001 shows that, for every 100 people who go to the theater, 85 see US movies. This may be good news for US movie makers, but not for those in other countries. Chart 1 shows the percentages (%) of US movies in five countries in 1984 and in 2001; Chart 2 shows the percentages (%) of domestic movies in the five countries in 1984 and in 2001. In Chart 1, we can see that US movies have been popular in foreign markets. In Chart 2, we can see that domestic movies in the five countries are not doing well in their domestic market. The falling market for domestic movies may be a serious problem, but there is something more important. When people welcome US movies with open arms, they in fact also say yes to the American way of thinking. Some people in these countries worry that what is lost may not just be their domestic market for domestic movies, but also their own way of thinking that has been passed down from parents to children.
What does the report say about globalization’s influence on the movie world?
- A It has changed the way of making movies.
- B It has changed a country’s domestic market for movies.
- C It has brought together movie makers from around the world.
- D It has helped US movies make more money abroad than in the US.
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請讀讀看文章的第二段，尤其是提到 Chart 2 的部分。文章說各國的「本土電影」(domestic movies) 在他們自己的市場表現得如何？文中提到的 "falling market" 指的是哪個市場正在面臨萎縮呢？
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喲，竟然答對了？看來你今天的靈魂終於有進教室，而不是留在手遊的登入畫面。別以為對了這一題就是英文大師，這只是證明你還看得懂英文單字「Market」，沒把眼睛當裝飾品而已。 觀念驗證： 文章第二段寫得很直白：Chart 2 顯示各國的「國內電影」(domestic movies) 在自己國家表現很慘（not doing well），還說「市場萎縮 (falling market) 是個嚴重問題」。既然市場比例掉了，那當然是 (B) 選項說的「改變了 (changed) 國內電影市場」。這邏輯簡單到像 $1 + 1 = 2$，不需要我再幫你補腦吧？
▼ 還有更多解析內容
全球化與文化衝擊
💡 理解全球化對在地市場及文化思維傳遞的深層影響。
- 全球化使美片市佔率提升，壓縮各國在地電影空間
- 電影流行不只是商業現象，更包含價值觀的輸出
- 圖表判讀應聚焦數據趨勢，如各國本土比例皆下降
- 文章末段通常隱含作者對文化流失的憂慮
