The library teacher gives instructions to the students before using the library.
學生使用圖書館前，老師說明使用圖書館的規則
Teacher:
Let me go through some of the library rules with you.
Rule no. 1: respect the books. Treat them with love and do not throw them aside.
Rule no. 2: no taking photos or videos.
Rule no. 3: no running around in the library.
Rule no. 4: no eating and drinking.
Rule no. 5: read and talk quietly. Class, make full use of your time in the library, like doing some homework, finding a book to read or surfing the Internet.
I’ll be here if you need any help.
必備單字
1. rule n. 規則 國中基礎1200字
2. respect v. 尊重/尊敬 國中挑戰800字
3. photo n. 照片 基礎1200字
4. video n. 錄影 國中基礎1200字
5. treat [trit] v. 對待 國中基礎1200字
6. surf v. 在網路上搜索資料 國中基礎1200字
實用字詞
1. Go through 檢視/審視
2. Throw aside 扔到一邊
3. Make full use 充分利用
閱讀技巧：
將長句分成短字詞，以利閱讀
Let me/go through/some of the library rules/with you.
讓我/和你一起/了解一下/圖書館的一些規則。
考題練習：
TOEIC Bridge測驗 X 國中會考題型
1. According to the instructions, how many rules are there for students to follow in the library?
(A) three
(B) four
(C) five
(D) six
2. According to the instructions, what are students not allowed to do in the library?
(A) do some homework
(B) find a book to read
(C) surf the Internet
(D) eat or drink
解答:
1. (C) 2. (D)
文章由TOEIC Program Taiwan · Chun Shin提供：
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