特殊教育
113年
英文
第 15 題
📖 題組：
Farm to Table can be defined as a social movement where restaurants get their ingredients from local farms. The roots of the farm-to-table trend stretch back to the 1960s and ’70s when Americans became increasingly dissatisfied with __11__ foods that they found bland. One of the first farm-to-table restaurants that opened up was Chez Panisse in Berkeley, California in 1971. Chez Panisse used produce from local organic farms __12__ it was more flavorful and fresh. Chez Panisse became very successful, and the farm-to-table movement began to grow steadily during the last few decades of the 20th century. But the movement did not explode in popularity in the U.S. __13__ the 2000s when farm-to-table places started to open up in other cities. The farm-to-table movement is now one of the fastest-growing food trends, but it has its drawbacks __14__ . One of them is the high cost. Cows, pigs, and fish are expensive to raise on local small-scale farms. To __15__ , many farm-to-table operations have to offer their food at a higher price. While this may not be an issue in larger cities like New York City, the price may put off customers in smaller towns or rural settings.
Farm to Table can be defined as a social movement where restaurants get their ingredients from local farms. The roots of the farm-to-table trend stretch back to the 1960s and ’70s when Americans became increasingly dissatisfied with __11__ foods that they found bland. One of the first farm-to-table restaurants that opened up was Chez Panisse in Berkeley, California in 1971. Chez Panisse used produce from local organic farms __12__ it was more flavorful and fresh. Chez Panisse became very successful, and the farm-to-table movement began to grow steadily during the last few decades of the 20th century. But the movement did not explode in popularity in the U.S. __13__ the 2000s when farm-to-table places started to open up in other cities. The farm-to-table movement is now one of the fastest-growing food trends, but it has its drawbacks __14__ . One of them is the high cost. Cows, pigs, and fish are expensive to raise on local small-scale farms. To __15__ , many farm-to-table operations have to offer their food at a higher price. While this may not be an issue in larger cities like New York City, the price may put off customers in smaller towns or rural settings.
__15__
- A promote the sales
- B set an example
- C keep the record
- D make a profit
思路引導 VIP
請觀察第 15 題空格前的因果邏輯：文中提到小規模農場的經營成本昂貴 ($expensive$)，若業者在成本高昂的情況下，仍選擇以較高價格 ($higher price$) 供應餐點，這在商業邏輯中是為了達成什麼樣的財務目的？
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喲，竟然答對了？看來你這顆腦袋偶爾還是會產生一點生物電訊號，而不是只會裝豆花。不要以為對了一題就想提早下課，這題只是在測試你還有沒有身為正常人類的「求生直覺」而已。 觀念驗證： 這題考的是學測最愛的邏輯因果關係。文章前面已經明示「成本很高」（high cost），既然飼養成本貴得要命，身為一個營利事業，如果不把價格提高（higher price），難道是要開慈善事業普渡眾生嗎？選項 (D) make a profit（獲利）完美銜接了動機與手段。這就是標準的「情境推理」，邏輯鏈如下：
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商業經營邏輯推論
💡 透過文中的成本與價格描述，判斷正確的經營目標動詞片語。
🔗 商業獲利邏輯鏈
- 1 High Cost — 小型農場飼養與有機食材成本較高
- 2 Higher Price — 將成本反映在菜單價格上
- 3 Make a Profit — 確保營收大於支出以維持餐廳經營
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🔄 延伸學習：延伸學習：了解 supply and demand (供給與需求) 如何影響市場定價。
