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1. Kaohsiung Port has been a key 　　　 for the city’s growth and modernization with many opportunities.　

2. The river basins that converge in Kaohsiung have been crucial for its early 　　　.　

3. Kaohsiung, which 　　　 from a small village to a major port city, has a rich history.　

4. The museum holds events to 　　　 the significance of the February 28 Incident in Taiwan’s history.　

5. The historical value of the museum lies in its exterior design which 　　　 the architectural trends of the early 20th century.　

6. The museum offers personal audio guides in Japanese, English, and Korean. Please 　　　 at the service desk. 　

7. In Japan, the society is known as a(n) 　　　 structure, with respect for seniority.　

8. The Japanese use 　　　 titles as a form of respect in addressing others.　

9. Tour guides should be 　　　 in the local history, landmarks, culture, and regulations.　

10. Good interpersonal skills in guiding include understanding and respecting 　　　.　

11. An important part of guiding is building 　　　 with tourists to enhance their experience.　

12. I’d like to take some time to 　　　 you with today’s schedule and discuss some brief safety precautions.　

13. Let’s cross our 　　　 that the worst of the storm misses us.　

14. Foreign travelers who make purchases of at least NT$2,000 on the same day from the same designated stores with the “Taiwan Tax Refund” -label are 　　　 to request the refund.　

15. Taiwan uses electric current of 110 volts at 60 cycles, so appliances from Europe, Australia or South-East Asia will need an 　　　 or transformer.　

16. 　　　 by all safety rules when enjoying theme-park facilities. To stay safe, listen to what staff members say and follow their instructions.　

17. The people who previously 　　　 Taiwan also left many cultural remnants that can still be found around the island today, including traditional architecture, relics of prehistoric civilizations, folk art, and traditions.　

18. The medical assistive devices used by passengers may not 　　　 125 cm in length, 90 cm in width, and 185 cm in height.　

19. Taipei 101 is a 　　　 of Taiwan. It is Taiwan’s tallest building as well as a great place for shopping, dining and seeing sights.　

20. Lukang lies along the west coast of Taiwan. It had the largest 　　　 in Taiwan during the Qing period.　

21. Taroko National Park is a popular destination for international travelers because of its 　　　 landscapes.　

22. Qixingtan in Hualien County is known for its unique 　　　 beach where visitors can create art works with small stones.　

23. We recommend exchanging your money at the bank because you get a 　　　 rate.　

24. Xiaoyoukeng, located in Yangmingshan National Park, is probably one of the best places to feel the pulsation of the 　　　 under your feet.　

25. If you are staying near the coast in Taiwan, some homestays might offer activities like 　　　 in the sea.　

26. Common ingredients of Taiwanese 　　　 are pork, seafood, rice, soy, and chicken.　

27. The Mazu 　　　, which lasts over a week and covers hundreds of kilometers, is one of Taiwan’s religious festivals. It is like an enormous birthday celebration for the “Goddess of the Sea.”　

28. The Pingxi Lantern Festival in New Taipei City is known as one of the best festivals in Taiwan. Thousands of lanterns are sent into the air as a form of prayer for good luck and 　　　.　

29. Alishan Forest Railway is a hot spot in Chiayi County. The railway was used for delivering logs. Now many tourists come here to experience the 　　　.　

30. Taiwan’s metro system has been praised by locals for its effectiveness in relieving growing traffic 　　　 in Taipei and its surrounding satellite towns.　

31. Taiwan is a food lover’s paradise. Restaurants and food stalls fill the roads in any built-up area. It is said that one of the great strengths of its culinary landscape is its 　　　.　

32. The 　　　 of the Old Taichung Train Station is a mix of traditional Japanese and late Renaissance themes. It is now listed as a national monument.　

33. The National Palace Museum is home to hundreds of thousands of ancient Chinese 　　　 and artwork, which are of great historical value.　

34. A palm puppet museum has been established in Yunlin County, which is the “hometown of 　　　 puppetry.” In the museum, you can admire beautifully crafted palm puppets, costumes, and headgear.　

35. Drink stores can be found practically anywhere in built-up areas in Taiwan. Most of the 　　　 at these places involve tea.　

36. When in central Taiwan, railroad 　　　 can plan a railway journey to Changhua Sector Garage. It has a round platform with 12 tracks that spread out like a fan—a breathtaking sight!　

37. Chu Lu Ranch in Taitung County is the largest hillside 　　　 in Taiwan. Herds of dairy cows roam leisurely on the grassland.　

38. Tongpan Island in Penghu features a typical basalt mesa landform with a 　　　 bounded by cliffs made up of well-developed, neatly stacked basalt columns.　

39. The indigenous tribes of Taiwan form the most northern branch of the Austronesia language group and 　　　 belong to the Malay race.　

40. Immigration is the place where government officials check travelers to make sure they can 　　　 get in or get out of the country.　

41. You must declare or dispose of any 　　　 or restricted goods before you reach customs.　

42. Cryptocurrencies are 　　　 currencies that can be used to buy goods and services, or even traded for profit.　

43. An interpreter is a person who 　　　 a thought or expression of a source language into an expression with a comparable meaning in a target language.　

44. The travel business has shown clearly that the largest 　　　 came among the relatively cheap package tour operators, and especially with tours that have a low foreign currency content.　

45. To access the business class 　　　 in the Taoyuan International Airport, all passengers must have already checked in for their onward flight and be in possession of a valid boarding pass.　

46. Many explorer travelers 　　　 to spiritual or transcendental motivations for seeking out risky and far-away places.　

47. Today, health tourism is seen as one of the 　　　 service areas for elderly consumers.　

48. The evolution of modern tourism owes much to the 　　　 in transportation as a mode of mobility.　

49. Make sure that your luggage has successfully passed through X-ray 　　　 before you leave the check-in area.　

50. 　　　 refers to the ability to successfully adapt to stressors, maintaining psychological well-being in the face of adversity.　

51. Earthquakes happen often and may 　　　 train services. Get advice on being in an earthquake-prone region.　

52. If you do not have appropriate 　　　 before you travel, you could be liable for emergency expenses.　

53. Pig’s blood cake is a popular Taiwanese street food snack made with pork blood 　　　 with sticky rice.　

54. Shilin Night Market has a fun, carnival-like atmosphere with arguably the best mix of food, games, and shopping stalls, but just be prepared to 　　　 your way through the crowds.　

55. A no-show fee will be 　　　 on passengers who do not cancel their reservations 3 hours before the flights take off, or do not board their flights after completion of the check-in process.　

56. Ladies and Gentlemen, we will soon make a brief stop at Tainan Station. Please make sure you have all your personal belongings with you, and mind the platform gap when 　　　.　

57. Climbing over 2KM, the famous Alishan forest railway passes through several climate zones, including tropical, subtropical, 　　　, and high-mountain forest ranges.　

58. A biometric passport includes various security features such as embedded chips, biometric data, and digital signatures, making it harder to 　　　.　

59. Featuring the most local and complex flavors, the coffee served in most of the coffee shops at Alishan is grown and 　　　 by the owner.　

60. The growing customer and employee expectations are driving the hotel industry to prioritize decarbonization 　　　 and sound environmental stewardship.　

61. Taiwan is known for its 　　　 festivals and holidays, and participating in them may prove to be some of your most memorable Taiwan experiences.　

62. Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to Taiwan High Speed Rail. This train is bound for Nangang. The train will also 　　　 Hsinchu, Taoyuan, and Banqiao.　

63. To ensure flight safety, passengers are to safely 　　　 their carry-on baggage under the seat or in the overhead baggage compartment to prevent them from sliding or falling off.　

64. To improve the service quality, some airlines offer passengers 　　　 seat selection service, allowing them to pre-select their seats online.　

65. Uplifting, followed by 　　　 by rivers, caused the formation of most of the geological features of Taroko Gorge.　

66. Yenshui Fireworks Festival 　　　 in the past when people would ask the gods for help to get rid of the epidemic in Yenshui, and they would set off firecrackers to welcome the arrival of the gods.　

67. Every year, there will be a major display of Taiwan Lantern Festival, usually by the representative animals of the Chinese 　　　 of the year to display.　

68. The lowlands of Taiwan, especially the coasts, are important 　　　 for seabirds and for wildlife associated with the few remaining undisturbed patches of tropical strand or mangrove trees.　

69. You can check in your baggage smoothly in the airport by using a self-service check-in 　　　, which issues a bag tag for you to attach to your baggage, and then go to the Self Baggage Drop.　

70. In international practice, most countries and territories may refuse entry to a foreign visitor if their passport will 　　　 less than six months after the date of arrival.　

71. 閱讀下文，回答第71-75題：
Governments took exceptional measures to support tourism as recent crises raised awareness of the sector’s importance as an economic and social force. The strong recovery is providing a new wakeup call for governments and the sector as a whole, as destinations struggle to manage demand and the impacts on the environment and local communities. This is putting pressure on the social license for tourism and has highlighted the need to rebalance the impacts, understand the trade-offs and manage tourism sustainably, so the benefits outweigh the costs. At the same time, tourism offers untapped potential for many people, businesses, and places. Governments, at all levels, have a role to play in shaping tourism development to respond to these challenges, capitalize on opportunities, and deliver better outcomes. Many countries have updated or developed tourism strategies to reflect the post-pandemic context and priorities. These strategies look to build on recent momentum to shift to more sustainable models of tourism, to adapt to an increasingly dynamic environment and engage stakeholders around a common vision for the future of the sector. Diversifying the tourism offer and attracting new source markets and segments to emerging destinations and outside of peak periods underpins many tourism strategies, to better spread the benefits and tourist flows. Significant investments are needed to reduce the environmental impact of tourism activities, while adapting to the impacts from climate change. Tourism destinations and businesses need support to keep pace with rapid technological developments, while resources are also required to develop the transport and other infrastructure needed to better manage tourism development. Boosting the capacity of the sector to attract, retain and develop a strong and sustainable workforce is a further area of ongoing focus. However, implementation remains an issue and there is a risk that tourism slips down national policy agendas as the sector returns to pre-pandemic levels and growth paths. Effective governance practices and co-ordinated policy action are needed to deliver on these ambitions, supported by sufficient resources at national, regional, and local level. Action at destination level has an increasingly important role to play in driving momentum for change, guided by an overarching national vision for the future of tourism that in turn considers local needs and priorities, and supported by effective co-ordination mechanisms across levels of government. More granular, timely and robust evidence is also needed to manage and track progress on potential trade-offs, determine “what works” and identify emerging policy impacts and risks, as well as the costs of inaction.

Which of the following best summarizes the overall theme of the passage?　

72. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a focus area for sustainable tourism development?　

73. What risk does the tourism sector face as it returns to pre-pandemic levels?　

74. What is a likely reason why effective governance practices are emphasized in the passage?　

75. Why is “more granular, timely and robust evidence” important for tourism management?　

76. 閱讀下文，回答第 76-80 題：
In the fast-paced and highly competitive world of hospitality, where customer expectations are sky-high, the industry faces a multitude of challenges. These obstacles can appear overwhelming, from the need to tailor experiences to effectively managing operations in the face of constantly shifting demand. However, the advent of Artificial Intelligence（AI）marks the dawn of a new era, offering promising solutions with the potential to tackle these challenges head-on. AI is poised to automate processes, boost efficiency, and elevate decision-making in the industry by emulating human intelligence. The hospitality industry, which encompasses hotels, resorts, restaurants, and travel services, faces unique challenges in meeting the ever-increasing expectations of modern guests. With the rise of online booking platforms, social media, and review sites, guests have become more discerning and demanding. They expect personalized experiences, seamless interactions, and efficient services. This is where AI can play a vital role in transforming the hospitality industry.AI’s remarkable capacity to analyze vast datasets, forecast trends, and make intelligent decisions is fundamentally reshaping how hospitality businesses operate. AI solutions have the potential to enhance guest services, optimize operations, and improve security and safety within the hospitality sector. By leveraging AI technologies, hotels and other hospitality establishments can provide personalized recommendations to guests based on their preferences, automate routine tasks through virtual assistants and chatbots, and implement voice recognition systems for seamless control of room amenities. By harnessing the power of AI, organizations can now streamline operations for maximum efficiency, and fortify security measures to an unprecedented degree. Additionally, AI can contribute to revenue management through dynamic pricing strategies, facilitate predictive maintenance to minimize downtime and provide valuable insights through data analytics for better decision-making. As per Industry ARC, the travel and hospitality AI Market is projected to exceed the $1.2 billion milestone by 2026, with an expected Compound Annual Growth Rate（CAGR） of over 9.7% throughout the forecast period from 2021 to 2026.Yet, this is merely the tip of the iceberg. A wealth of insights and discoveries await us as we delve deeper into the role of artificial intelligence in the hospitality industry. This article discusses AI use cases in hospitality, the benefits of AI in the industry, future trends and some real-world examples.

According to the passage, which of the following statements is TRUE?　

77. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT a potential capability of AI?　

78. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word leveraging in the third paragraph?　

79. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?　

80. This passage will most likely continue to discuss the following issues EXCEPT 　　　.