高中學測
111年
英文
第 13 題
📖 題組：
A book town is a rural town in which second-hand and antiquarian bookshops are concentrated. The concept was 11 by Richard Booth, who opened the first second-hand bookshop in Hay-on-Wye, UK in 1961. Following him, many local people opened their own bookshops, and the small town soon became a model of sustainable rural development and tourism. Since the 1970s, book towns like Hay-on-Wye 12 up all over the world. Although all book towns have a great number of bookshops, that’s where the similarities 13 . Each of these towns shows unique features of its own. Some have many small private shops, while others have organizations steered by volunteers. Some even run regular activities to attract visitors. For example, an annual book festival is held in Hay-on-Wye. Clunes, in Australia, holds a monthly book talk that hosts authors to discuss their latest 14 . As digital reading is changing our traditional way of reading, book towns like Hay-on-Wye are particularly important to 15 . The feel of a book, the smell, the weight, and the knowledge that a particular book might be more than a hundred years old—all these highlight the importance of preserving the physical book as a complement to technology.
A book town is a rural town in which second-hand and antiquarian bookshops are concentrated. The concept was 11 by Richard Booth, who opened the first second-hand bookshop in Hay-on-Wye, UK in 1961. Following him, many local people opened their own bookshops, and the small town soon became a model of sustainable rural development and tourism. Since the 1970s, book towns like Hay-on-Wye 12 up all over the world. Although all book towns have a great number of bookshops, that’s where the similarities 13 . Each of these towns shows unique features of its own. Some have many small private shops, while others have organizations steered by volunteers. Some even run regular activities to attract visitors. For example, an annual book festival is held in Hay-on-Wye. Clunes, in Australia, holds a monthly book talk that hosts authors to discuss their latest 14 . As digital reading is changing our traditional way of reading, book towns like Hay-on-Wye are particularly important to 15 . The feel of a book, the smell, the weight, and the knowledge that a particular book might be more than a hundred years old—all these highlight the importance of preserving the physical book as a complement to technology.
Question 13
- A form
- B count
- C end
- D matter
思路引導 VIP
請分析文中 $Although$ 引導的讓步子句與後段 $unique features$ 之間的邏輯轉折：作者先指出書鎮在書店數量上的共通性，隨即轉而強調其各自的獨特性。在此語境下，若要表達「相似點到此為止，隨後便開始出現分歧」，哪一個動詞最能精確地描述這段從「共性」過渡到「個性」的語意邊界？
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AI 詳解
AI 專屬家教
（推了一下發光的眼鏡，鏡片閃過一道白光）原來如此，跟我推理的一樣。面對看似平凡的敘述，能冷靜觀察出邏輯的轉折，這就是通往「真相」的唯一路徑。 這題的關鍵在於轉折詞 Although（雖然）。前半句提到所有書鎮的共同點是「擁有大量書店」，但後半句緊接著說「每個城鎮都展現出各自獨特的特色」。這表示相似的地方到此為止，接下來就要開始講不同之處了。 在英文中，"That’s where the similarities end." 是一個非常道地的慣用語，意思就是「相似之處僅止於此」。
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