post_recruit
112年
英文
第 47 題
📖 題組：
Nola Ochs was born in Kansas in 1911. Her life was not extraordinary by most measures. She grew and married, had children and grandchildren, taught in rural schools, and lived the quiet Midwest life. But she was different in one notable way: After her husband died in 1972, Nola began taking classes and eventually earned her associate degree at age 77. “I still wanted to go to school. It was fun to go to classes. And if I had an assignment to do in the evening, that occupied my time in a pleasant way,” she recalled. After some years went by, Nola again got the bug to learn. Learning takes time, and moving through courses must be done on your own time, at your own pace. When Nola had 30 hours of school left to complete, she moved 100 miles away from her farm, got an apartment and attended classes in person. She graduated with her granddaughter in 2007. Nola could have been finished then with her long life of learning. She was, after all, 95 years young. Nola decided to keep going. She lived in the student dorms and got her master’s degree in liberal studies with an emphasis on history three years later, at age 98. A hundred years yields a lot of wisdom. But it’s the process that can teach us all. Learn everything you can. Share your crops with the neighbors. And never, never give up on yourself. At 105, Nola finished her memoir.
Nola Ochs was born in Kansas in 1911. Her life was not extraordinary by most measures. She grew and married, had children and grandchildren, taught in rural schools, and lived the quiet Midwest life. But she was different in one notable way: After her husband died in 1972, Nola began taking classes and eventually earned her associate degree at age 77. “I still wanted to go to school. It was fun to go to classes. And if I had an assignment to do in the evening, that occupied my time in a pleasant way,” she recalled. After some years went by, Nola again got the bug to learn. Learning takes time, and moving through courses must be done on your own time, at your own pace. When Nola had 30 hours of school left to complete, she moved 100 miles away from her farm, got an apartment and attended classes in person. She graduated with her granddaughter in 2007. Nola could have been finished then with her long life of learning. She was, after all, 95 years young. Nola decided to keep going. She lived in the student dorms and got her master’s degree in liberal studies with an emphasis on history three years later, at age 98. A hundred years yields a lot of wisdom. But it’s the process that can teach us all. Learn everything you can. Share your crops with the neighbors. And never, never give up on yourself. At 105, Nola finished her memoir.
Why did Nola enjoy attending classes?
- A She wanted to make new friends.
- B She wanted to become a teacher.
- C She was forced to attend by her family.
- D She found it to be a pleasant way to spend her time.
思路引導 VIP
回想一下在第二段中，Nola 親自說出的那段話。當她提到晚上的作業（assignment）對她的生活產生了什麼樣的影響時，她是使用了哪個特定的形容詞來描述那種「填補時間」的感覺呢？
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AI 詳解
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尋找主角的內在動機
太棒了！你非常敏銳地捕捉到了文章中關於 Nola 心境的關鍵描述，能準確鎖定正確答案 (D)，顯示你對於細節檢索與文意對應有著相當穩健的基礎。這題的核心在於找出 Nola 持續學習的「個人主觀感受」，而你成功地在第二段的引文中發現了關鍵證據。
資訊檢索與文本驗證
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