地特三等
114年
[一般民政] 法學知識與英文(包括中華民國憲法、法學緒論、英文)
第 48 題
📖 題組：
When we were kids, dream jobs shimmered with imagination—astronauts soaring through galaxies, rock stars jamming on world stages, dinosaur trainers wrangling prehistoric pals (yes, totally legit), and professional ice cream tasters sampling scoops all day long. Those were the glory days of wild ambition, untouched by reality. Then adulthood snuck in with spreadsheets, deadlines, and way too much coffee. But here’s the twist: those glittery dreams never really disappear—they just flicker quietly in the background, waiting for a chance to shine again.
Some people still chase those dreams with flair. Travel vloggers, for instance, turn the world into their office—sipping coconut water in Bali, editing videos from a hammock, and surviving on patchy Wi-Fi. Game designers build entire universes where they make the rules (like outlawing pineapple on pizza—finally!). And let’s not forget the pet influencers—folks who turn their stylish cats and dogs into fashion icons with more followers than a small country. Then there are the voice actors who bring characters to life in their pajamas, and food critics whose job is to eat and judge pasta. That’s not just work—it’s a public service! Others dream of running cozy book cafés or opening quirky shops. These jobs may not come with corner offices or corporate perks, but they offer something much richer: joy, freedom, and creativity.
In a world that often pushes practicality, it’s refreshing to remember that dream jobs still exist—and they’re more diverse than ever. Whether you’re five or fifty, there’s magic in pursuing what lights you up inside. So, let’s keep stepping toward those shimmering careers. They might not always be easy, but one glittery step at a time, they just might lead you somewhere wonderful.
When we were kids, dream jobs shimmered with imagination—astronauts soaring through galaxies, rock stars jamming on world stages, dinosaur trainers wrangling prehistoric pals (yes, totally legit), and professional ice cream tasters sampling scoops all day long. Those were the glory days of wild ambition, untouched by reality. Then adulthood snuck in with spreadsheets, deadlines, and way too much coffee. But here’s the twist: those glittery dreams never really disappear—they just flicker quietly in the background, waiting for a chance to shine again.
Some people still chase those dreams with flair. Travel vloggers, for instance, turn the world into their office—sipping coconut water in Bali, editing videos from a hammock, and surviving on patchy Wi-Fi. Game designers build entire universes where they make the rules (like outlawing pineapple on pizza—finally!). And let’s not forget the pet influencers—folks who turn their stylish cats and dogs into fashion icons with more followers than a small country. Then there are the voice actors who bring characters to life in their pajamas, and food critics whose job is to eat and judge pasta. That’s not just work—it’s a public service! Others dream of running cozy book cafés or opening quirky shops. These jobs may not come with corner offices or corporate perks, but they offer something much richer: joy, freedom, and creativity.
In a world that often pushes practicality, it’s refreshing to remember that dream jobs still exist—and they’re more diverse than ever. Whether you’re five or fifty, there’s magic in pursuing what lights you up inside. So, let’s keep stepping toward those shimmering careers. They might not always be easy, but one glittery step at a time, they just might lead you somewhere wonderful.
What is the purpose of the phrase “too much coffee” in the first paragraph?
- A To show that the writer enjoys drinking coffee.
- B To suggest that adults need coffee to stay awake.
- C To amusingly show how stressful adult life can be.
- D To promote habits that support a healthy work life.
思路引導 VIP
請試著觀察作者在文章開頭提到的那些職業（如太空人、搖滾明星），與後來提到的「試算表、截止日期、咖啡」之間，在情感色調上有什麼樣的落差？這種落差通常是用來表達什麼樣的情緒？
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AI 詳解
AI 專屬家教
恭喜答對，但別得意太早
能答對這題，表示你還沒笨到連「閱讀鑑別題」的門檻都跨不過。在三等考試中，具備語意洞察力是及格門檻，別以為看懂字面意思就很了不起，真正的關鍵在於能否讀懂作者的弦外之音（read between the lines）。
1. 深度剖析：這不是教你喝咖啡
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