司法五等（庭務員）
107年
[錄事] 公民與英文
第 50 題
📖 題組：
請依下文回答第 46 題至第 50 題： I was raised in a very conservative family on the island of Fiji in the South Pacific. At an early age we were taught close family ties and conservative ways. Family members worked together as one unit, and we respected our elders. Upon arriving in the United States, I discovered a very different world, where children speak as they wish to their parents and at times even treat them with disrespect. This different world eventually led to some difficulties between me and my parents. When I was eighteen, a couple of my friends moved out of their parents' house and into an apartment of their own. They asked me to move in with them. These friends were born in the United States, and their upbringing was less conservative than mine. Their parents considered it perfectly acceptable for them to move out and live independently at eighteen. But when I spoke to my parents, it was clear they did not want me to leave home. My friends couldn't understand this and they kept telling me to move out anyway. I felt caught between my friends and my parents. I felt that my friends were doing something that was socially acceptable and that my parents were being old-fashioned and not behaving as Americans should behave. For me, after many sleepless nights, my obligation as a daughter overcame my yearning for independence. I realized that my parents' unwillingness for me to move out was because of their love for me. I also realized that if my friends were true friends, they would accept my decision. I told them I'd decided to stay with my parents. Most of them accepted my decision. Now, looking back, I feel that I made a right decision.
請依下文回答第 46 題至第 50 題： I was raised in a very conservative family on the island of Fiji in the South Pacific. At an early age we were taught close family ties and conservative ways. Family members worked together as one unit, and we respected our elders. Upon arriving in the United States, I discovered a very different world, where children speak as they wish to their parents and at times even treat them with disrespect. This different world eventually led to some difficulties between me and my parents. When I was eighteen, a couple of my friends moved out of their parents' house and into an apartment of their own. They asked me to move in with them. These friends were born in the United States, and their upbringing was less conservative than mine. Their parents considered it perfectly acceptable for them to move out and live independently at eighteen. But when I spoke to my parents, it was clear they did not want me to leave home. My friends couldn't understand this and they kept telling me to move out anyway. I felt caught between my friends and my parents. I felt that my friends were doing something that was socially acceptable and that my parents were being old-fashioned and not behaving as Americans should behave. For me, after many sleepless nights, my obligation as a daughter overcame my yearning for independence. I realized that my parents' unwillingness for me to move out was because of their love for me. I also realized that if my friends were true friends, they would accept my decision. I told them I'd decided to stay with my parents. Most of them accepted my decision. Now, looking back, I feel that I made a right decision.
What's her friends' attitude toward her decision？
- A Angry.
- B Excited.
- C Supportive.
- D Indifferent.
思路引導 VIP
請你重新閱讀文章最後三行，找找看當作者宣佈要留在家裡時，朋友們做出了哪一個「動詞」所代表的反應？這個動作顯示出朋友們對於作者違背他們建議後的包容程度為何？
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AI 詳解
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太棒了！你的觀察力非常敏銳
- 觀念驗證：你精確地掌握了文章末尾的關鍵句：「Most of them accepted my decision.」（他們大多數人都接受了我的決定）。在人際關係的語境中，「接受」他人的選擇即代表了一種尊重與心理上的支持，因此對應到正確選項。
- 難度點評：本題難度為 medium。此題具有良好的鑑別度，因為學生必須區分朋友們「前期」的催促與「最後」的表態。若僅看到前半段的衝突而忽略了結尾的語氣轉折，就容易誤選。你能冷靜讀到最後，表現非常優異！