This is a school notice to the teachers about the cellphone use policy.
這是學校發給老師關於手機使用政策的通知。
Notice to Teachers
The school caught 2 students cheating on the exam last week.
They used cellphones to text answers to each other.
In the future, teachers need to collect students’ cellphones before every exam.
If students use cellphones during tests, they will get an “F” grade.
必備單字
1. cheat v.
作弊、欺騙（國中基本1200字）
2. cell phone／cellphone
phr.／n.
手機（國中基本1200字）
實用字詞
1. caught + sb. + Ving
抓到某人「正在」做某事
2. an “F” grade
不及格的成績
3. text
當動詞時表示傳簡訊
閱讀技巧：
將長句分成短字詞，以利閱讀
They used cellphones／to text answers／to each other.
他們利用手機／傳答案／給彼此。
斷句練習：
If students use cellphones during tests, they will get an “F” grade.
解答：
If students／use cellphones／during tests,／they will／get an “F” grade.
如果學生們／使用手機／考試時，／他們將會／得到不及格的成績。
考題練習：
TOEIC Bridge測驗 X 國中會考題型
1. When were the students caught cheating?
(A) Next week
(B) This week
(C) Last week
2. What do teachers need to do before every exam?
(A) Collect teachers’ phones
(B) Collect students’ phones
(C) Catch students’ phones
3. What will happen if students use cellphones during tests?
(A) Get an “F”
(B) Get an exam
(C) Get a cellphone
解答:
1. (C) 2. (B) 3. (A)
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