二、綜合測驗 (11-15)
閱讀以下短文，回答11-15題。
In 1995, a group of business and academic leaders met at the home of Juanita Brown and David Isaacs in Mill Valley, California. None of them had any idea they were about to create a social innovation that 11 rapidly around the world.
The group was supposed to have a large-circle discussion in their beautiful garden. Unfortunately, it started pouring. With their plan 12 by the rain, the two dozen participants squeezed into the living room. They broke into small, intimate table conversations, recording their insights on paper tablecloths. They periodically stopped their conversations to switch tables so the insights and ideas might 13 and deepen. As they moved from one table to another, they noticed new ideas emerging from the discussions. This in turn enriched subsequent rounds of conversation. Over the course of the morning, the innovative discussion process 14 a new form of collective effort that transformed the depth, scope, and quality of their discussion. The World Café was 15 created.
三、文意選填 (16-20, Cloze Test)
Water makes up more than half of our body weight. To sustain this amount of fluid in our bodies, plain water is considered our best choice, for it contains no sugar and no calories. Yet, is water always the healthiest drink we can 16 ?
Obviously, a physically 17 person with an outdoor job under the sun will need to drink more fluid than a desk-bound person who lives and works in an air-conditioned place.
Replacing lost fluid with just plain water means the body has too much water and not enough salt. To 18 things out, the body will get rid of water by producing urine.
Milk naturally contains salt and lactose, a sugar which the human body needs in small amounts to help stimulate water 19 .
Coconut water, which contains salt and carbohydrates, is also more functional than water at restoring and maintaining a normal fluid 20 after exercise.