39. I saw you after dinner last night. You _____ your dog with your brother.

(A) are walking
(B) was walking
(C) were walking
(D) walk

40. I _____ the job offer if the company had provided a better salary and working environment. (A) would accept (B) would have accepted (C) had accepted (D) accepted 三、克漏字測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】 When you go out for dinner with friends, it is common to split the bill. In English, this is called “going Dutch.” But did you know why we use the word “Dutch” for this 41 ? The origin of this phrase dates back to the 17th century, when England and the Netherlands were powerful rivals. They fought for control over the sea and international trade. 42 this competition, the English began using the word “Dutch” in many negative or insulting expressions. 43 , “Dutch courage” referred to being brave only after drinking alcohol. Likewise, the phrase “go Dutch” originally implied that Dutch people were stingy. 44 , over time, the negative meaning disappeared. Today, “going Dutch” is 45 as a fair and practical way to handle expenses, especially among students or colleagues. It ensures that no one feels the pressure of paying a large bill alone.

41. (A) discount (B) response (C) effect (D) practice

42. (A) Because of (B) In order to (C) Except for (D) As soon as

43. (A) For example (B) On the other hand (C) In addition (D) By contrast

44. (A) By the way (B) As a result (C) However (D) Instead

45. (A) changed (B) seen (C) improved (D) included 四、閱讀測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】 In many cities, delivery workers have become an important part of daily life. People order meals, groceries, documents, and even medicine through apps, and they expect everything to arrive quickly. For customers, delivery services are convenient because they save time and reduce the need to travel. For restaurants and small shops, delivery platforms can also bring in more orders and help them reach more customers. However, delivery work is not always easy. Workers often have to deal with bad weather, heavy traffic, and strict delivery times. During lunch and dinner hours, many riders receive several orders at once. They need to check addresses carefully, choose the best route, and make sure the food or package arrives in good condition. A small mistake, such as going to the wrong building, can cause a delay and lead to customer complaints. Another challenge is safety. Some delivery workers ride scooters or bicycles for long hours every day. When they are in a hurry, they may take risks on the road. For this reason, some companies have started providing safety training and reminding workers not to speed. Customers can also help by giving clear addresses, answering phone calls quickly, and understanding that traffic or rain may slow down delivery, even when workers try their best. Although delivery services are very helpful and convenient, they depend on the hard work and cooperation of many people. A smooth delivery is not just about technology. It also requires careful planning, safe driving, and good communication among workers, businesses, and customers.

46. What is the main idea of the article? (A) Restaurants and businesses should stop using delivery platforms. (B) Delivery apps have become more common and convenient. (C) Delivery services deserve more respect and better pays. (D) Delivery workers play a crucial role but face several challenges.

47. According to the article, how do delivery platforms help small shops? (A) They reduce the price of all products. (B) They help shops receive more orders. (C) They train shop workers to drive safely. (D) They stop customers from visiting stores.

48. What may happen if a delivery worker goes to the wrong building? (A) The food or product will become free of charge. (B) The company will lose many future orders. (C) The customer may complain about the delay. (D) The worker will get fired by his or her employer.

49. Why have some companies started offering safety training? (A) To teach workers how to cook food without getting hurt. (B) To charge restaurants more for keeping their food safe. (C) To help workers avoid risks in delivery transportation. (D) To lure more delivery workers so as to take more orders.

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