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113年學測 克漏字 第20題

字彙選義線索:跨句答對率 22%
答對率 22%:當年每 100 位考生,有 22 位答對。 ⚠ 陷阱題,連高分群考生也常答錯

However, they cannot 20 the personal attention coming from the distinctive tap of a pea shooter.

  1. (A)forget
  2. (B)change
  3. (C)match
  4. (D)regret

答案:(C) match

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解析

match 在此是「比得上、匹敵」,本句指現代鬧鐘再方便,也比不上敲窗人帶來的那份個人化關懷;forget(忘記)、change(改變)、regret(後悔)的主詞都必須是人,鬧鐘與手機做不到這些動作。

深入解析

答對率 22%。

你可能會這樣想

match 你記得的大概是名詞「火柴、比賽」與動詞「配對」(match the words with the pictures),很少學到它作及物動詞時的「比得上、匹敵」——通常用於否定句:cannot match(比不上)、be no match for(不是…的對手)。

線索在前一句

這一格必須把前後兩句合起來讀:前一句 Today, beeping alarm clocks and smartphones that play morning music are surely simpler and more convenient.(今天的電子鬧鐘與播放晨間音樂的手機確實更簡單、更方便)先讓一步,承認新科技的優點;本句以 However 轉折,說它們 cannot ___ the personal attention coming from the distinctive tap of a pea shooter(比不上敲窗人用豆槍輕敲窗戶那份專屬的關照)。有讓步才有轉折,缺了前一句就判不出方向,屬於跨句題。

誘答選項的共同破綻

forget、change、regret 三個動詞的主詞都必須是有意識的人——鬧鐘不會忘記、不會後悔,也談不上改變別人的關懷。看到主詞是無生命的東西,先檢查動詞需不需要「意識」,是很快的篩選法。

接上你已經學過的東西

國中學過 No one can match him in chess.(下棋沒人比得過他)與 He is no match for her.(他不是她的對手),兩句用的都是同一個「匹敵」義。

常考字詞與句型

cannot match(比不上)、be no match for(不是…的對手)、match A with B(把 A 與 B 配對)、a perfect match(絕配)、live up to(不辜負)。

線索範圍說明:前一句 alarm clocks are surely simpler and more convenient 建立讓步對比
數據出處:本頁的答對率來自大考中心公布的官方統計,不是老師自行估算,也不是網路蒐集的印象值。
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展開本題所在的整篇文章與中文翻譯
兩者皆是全文中心思想段落主旨句Abc轉折詞

The modern worker rolls out of bed, groans, and turns off an alarm clock before reluctantly getting up for the day’s work. But how did people get to work on time before alarm clocks were widely used? During the second Industrial Age, people toiled at unusual hours in mines or factories and often had to get up for work early in the morning. They 16 alarm clocks because adjustable alarms had been invented by the mid-19th century. But the new device was still relatively expensive and unreliable. British workers thus relied on a human alarm clock known as a “knocker-up.”

17 sticks or pea shooters, the human alarms would tour the streets, tap on windows, or blast them with dried peas, trying to wake paying customers in time for work. Whether they wielded rods or pea shooters, knockers-up became 18 throughout the United Kingdom. Every morning, these people, often older in age, were seen in big streets and small alleys, waking up their customers professionally. They usually would not leave people’s houses until they were sure their customers were awake.

While the practice continued in some parts of the country until the 1970s, it 19 as alarm clocks became more widespread and affordable. Today, beeping alarm clocks and smartphones that play morning music are surely simpler and more convenient. However, they cannot 20 the personal attention coming from the distinctive tap of a pea shooter.

中譯:現代上班族從床上爬起,呻吟一聲,關掉鬧鐘,才心不甘情不願地起身準備上班。但在鬧鐘還未普及的年代,人們是怎麼準時上班的呢?在第二次工業時代,人們常在礦坑或工廠裡從事作息時間特殊的工作,經常需要一大清早就起床上工。他們不能仰賴鬧鐘,因為雖然可調式鬧鐘早在19世紀中葉就已發明,但這項新裝置當時價格昂貴、也不太可靠。因此,英國的工人們仰賴一種被稱為「敲窗人」的真人鬧鐘。這些「人肉鬧鐘」拿著長棍或豆子噴槍,在街上巡迴,敲打窗戶,或用曬乾的豆子射擊窗戶,試圖及時叫醒付費客戶起床上班。無論是揮舞長棍還是使用豆子噴槍,「敲窗人」在整個英國都成為一種常見的身影。每天清晨,這些通常年紀較長的人,會出現在大街小巷之中,專業地叫醒他們的客戶,而且通常會等到確定客戶真的醒來後才會離開。這項行業在英國部分地區一直延續到1970年代,但隨著鬧鐘越來越普及、價格也越來越親民,這項傳統便逐漸走入歷史。如今,嗶嗶作響的鬧鐘和能播放晨間音樂的智慧型手機,無疑更簡單、更便利,但它們終究無法取代那種來自豆子噴槍獨特敲擊聲背後,人與人之間的親切關懷。
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