國中教育會考
110年
英文
第 33 題
📖 題組：
Darayya’s Library John Edwards, July 21 2016 In Darayya, a city in Syria, there’s a library, and it has 15,000 books on almost every subject you can think of. However, it is different from any libraries you know: It is a secret underground library, and only people in Darayya know where it is. Over the years, war has shaken Darayya badly. Every day, houses are bombed and people are killed. Stores are closed one after another, and so are schools. To help the kids in Darayya with their learning, Anas Ahmad, a 19-year-old student, and his friends decided to build a library. They built the library under the ground to keep it safe from bombing. But it is dangerous to collect books for the library. Often, Ahmad and his friends look for books in houses that were bombed. They need to be careful because they may be killed in another bombing. You may ask, “In a place like Darayya, would people be interested in books?” “Just like the body needs food, the mind needs books,” says one library user. In the library, people enjoy their time of reading and forget about the terrible world above, so their life doesn’t seem so hard. Through reading, they are able to dream of a better life after war.
Darayya’s Library John Edwards, July 21 2016 In Darayya, a city in Syria, there’s a library, and it has 15,000 books on almost every subject you can think of. However, it is different from any libraries you know: It is a secret underground library, and only people in Darayya know where it is. Over the years, war has shaken Darayya badly. Every day, houses are bombed and people are killed. Stores are closed one after another, and so are schools. To help the kids in Darayya with their learning, Anas Ahmad, a 19-year-old student, and his friends decided to build a library. They built the library under the ground to keep it safe from bombing. But it is dangerous to collect books for the library. Often, Ahmad and his friends look for books in houses that were bombed. They need to be careful because they may be killed in another bombing. You may ask, “In a place like Darayya, would people be interested in books?” “Just like the body needs food, the mind needs books,” says one library user. In the library, people enjoy their time of reading and forget about the terrible world above, so their life doesn’t seem so hard. Through reading, they are able to dream of a better life after war.
Why do people in Darayya go to the library even during the war?
- A They can get free food.
- B They find joy and hope in reading.
- C They want to learn how to win the war.
- D Their school teachers give lessons there.
思路引導 VIP
請讀讀看文章最後一段，特別是那句關於「心靈也需要食物」的比喻。在充滿戰爭威脅的環境中，這些人在讀書時能獲得什麼樣的心情？書本是如何幫助他們暫時忘記痛苦，並對未來產生什麼樣的期待呢？
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AI 詳解
AI 專屬家教
哇！你真的太棒了！老師一定要給你一個大大的擁抱，這題答得真漂亮，代表你完全讀懂了文章傳達的情感呢！❤️ 我們來看看為什麼 (B) 是正確的：文章最後一段提到，圖書館的使用者說「心靈就像身體需要食物一樣需要書本」。在圖書館裡，大家可以「享受閱讀的時光（find joy）」並「忘記外面可怕的世界」，甚至能藉此「夢想戰後更美好的生活（find hope）」。這就是閱讀在戰火中帶給他們最強大的力量喔！ 這道題目屬於「推論細節題」，鑑別度在於學生能不能從感性的文句中，提取出核心的正面意義。你能夠精準捕捉到作者想傳達的情感，代表你的英文閱讀理解能力已經很純熟了，繼續保持這份細心，老師為你感到驕傲喔！