三、Cloze Test 克漏字測驗 Kiki: Hey, Lilian. Christmas vacation is   32.   . Do you want to go cycling with me in the vacation? Lilian: Thank you for inviting me, but going cycling is not my cup of tea. In fact, I prefer going shopping or seeing movies.  Kiki: Wait! “Not your cup of tea?” But,    33.  . What do you mean?  Lilian: It’s a kind of idioms. It means I don’t like to go cycling.  Kiki: Oh, I see. Just like “a piece of cake” stands for something is very easy to do, right?  Lilian: That’s right. In English, there are many idioms about food, but in fact, there is nothing to do with food as for their meanings. For example, I can say I also want to get a piece of pie when I see others get some money or benefits. Also, if you hear someone say he is going bananas, it means he is going crazy. What’s more, if you say you want to quit your bad habits, you can say I’ve decided to go cold turkey. Kiki: I’m   34.   so many special idioms. How did you know these? I also want to know more about those idioms. Lilian: My English teacher, Miss Hung, taught me that. I always butter her up to ask her to teach me more after class. Hahaha… Kiki: Oh, I know that. You mean you usually say something good to your teacher and chat with her in private to learn more.    35.   if I want to learn more from her. Hahaha!

【題組】32.
(A) going to end
(B) on your left
(C) around the corner
(D) filled with tea