高中學測
108年
英文
第 29 題
📖 題組：
Researchers from a university in Japan have developed “diet-glasses” that play tricks with one’s perception of food, which could be helpful to people on a diet. A camera and a viewing system are built __26__ these glasses. As the wearer brings the food toward their mouth, the camera captures an image of the food. It replays the image back through the glasses after processing it on an attached computer. The size of the food they are about to eat is magnified while __27__ of their hand remains normal. Their brain is __28__ tricked into thinking they are eating more than they really are. The study showed that participants who wore the glasses ate 9.3% less than those who did not wear them. The team has also developed a special device which uses scent bottles and visual trickery to make the wearers of these glasses think that the plain snack they are eating is __29__ than it actually is. The device, for instance, can be set to __30__ one’s favorite flavor. Recent experiments with this device showed that 80% of the participants were fooled by the smell. For example, some participants thought that they were eating a chocolate snack, but in fact they were not.
Researchers from a university in Japan have developed “diet-glasses” that play tricks with one’s perception of food, which could be helpful to people on a diet. A camera and a viewing system are built __26__ these glasses. As the wearer brings the food toward their mouth, the camera captures an image of the food. It replays the image back through the glasses after processing it on an attached computer. The size of the food they are about to eat is magnified while __27__ of their hand remains normal. Their brain is __28__ tricked into thinking they are eating more than they really are. The study showed that participants who wore the glasses ate 9.3% less than those who did not wear them. The team has also developed a special device which uses scent bottles and visual trickery to make the wearers of these glasses think that the plain snack they are eating is __29__ than it actually is. The device, for instance, can be set to __30__ one’s favorite flavor. Recent experiments with this device showed that 80% of the participants were fooled by the smell. For example, some participants thought that they were eating a chocolate snack, but in fact they were not.
__29__
- A prettier
- B larger
- C healthier
- D tastier
思路引導 VIP
請同學留意空格前文提到的「scent bottles」（氣味瓶）以及後文出現的「favorite flavor」（喜愛的口味）與「chocolate」（巧克力）等關鍵字，思考這項裝置利用「嗅覺」與「視覺」的連動，是為了讓受試者在吃「plain snack」（平淡零食）時，在感官體驗上產生什麼樣的變化？
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AI 詳解
AI 專屬家教
哎呀，不得了！你居然答對了？我還以為你看到 "diet" 就會反射性選 "healthier"，或是糾結在前一段的放大效果而選 "larger"。看來你的大腦今天終於有在運作，而不是放在家裡防腐，我該幫你放鞭炮嗎？
【觀念驗證】
這題考的是「上下文連貫性」（Contextual Clue）。第二段的主角從「視覺放大」轉向了「氣味與視覺詐欺」。關鍵字就在後方的 scent bottles（氣味瓶）、favorite flavor（喜愛的口味）以及 chocolate。既然是用氣味模擬巧克力，邏輯運算式如下：
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