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106年專門職業及技術人員普通考試導遊人員、領隊人員考試外語領隊人員（英語）類科歷屆試題，含領隊實務（一）（包括領隊技巧、航空票務、急救常識、旅遊安全與緊急事件處理、國際禮儀）、領隊實務（二）（包括觀光法規、入出境相關法規、外匯常識、民法債編旅遊專節與國外定型化旅遊契約、臺灣地區與大陸地區人民關係條例、兩岸現況認識）、觀光資源概要（包括世界歷史、世界地理、觀光資源維護）等 4 科。

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106 年專門職業及技術人員普通考試導遊人員 、 領隊人員考試試題

代號：

頁次：

等 別：普通考試

類 科：華語領隊人員、外語領隊人員

科 目：領隊實務  （包括領隊技巧、航空票務、急救常識、旅遊安全與緊急事 件處理、國際禮儀）

考試時間：

1 小時

座號：

※注意：

 本試題為單一選擇題，請選出一個正確或最適當的答案，複選作答者，該題不予計分。

 先上腹痛幾小時後轉移至右下腹

 右下腹痛

 發燒嘔吐

 肺水腫

 平躺仰臥的肌肉放鬆姿勢

 圓唇吐氣的排痰

 麻木感

 保持鎮定，儘可能的辨別毒蛇的形狀、顏色及特徵

 切開傷口，引流毒液

 儘量減少活動

 固定傷肢並使之低於心臟，儘速送醫

 小腿骨折已固定

 穿刺傷處理時先將插在傷口異物拔出

 沾滿血液的紗布應掀開檢查並更換

 暈倒

 四度

 頭部重傷

 肩關節若脫位應直接輕輕推回

 前臂出血不止可在肱動脈加壓

 登革熱

 流行性腦脊髓膜炎

 壓得夠快，壓胸速率每分鐘至少 100 次

 壓得夠深，壓胸深度為至少 5 公分或胸廓厚度之三分之一

 用力吹氣，每次至少 2 秒鐘

 壓胸放開至胸部彈起後，再壓下一次

 先肚臍周圍疼痛幾小時後轉移至右下腹  左下腹痛

 腦水腫  伴有心肺疾病的呼吸困難

 採用腹式呼吸

 姿勢引流及胸腔扣擊震動

 呼吸困難

頁次：

8 － 2

 切好的芒果  尚未剝皮之香蕉或尚未削皮之蘋果

認知

GIT  FAM  PAK  FIT

）  聖嬰現象（ EL Nino ）

）  女嬰現象（ La Nina ）

Special Interest Tour

Optional Tour

頁次：

8 － 4

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TKT/TIME LIMIT

TAW N618 26APR 009/0400A/

PHONES

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PASSENGER DETAIL FIELD EXISTS - USE PD TO DISPLAY

TICKET RECORD - NOT PRICED

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根據上面顯示之 PNR ，占機位旅客人數共有多少位？

 1  2  3  4

 3 位數  4 位數  5 位數  6 位數

 不可在訂位系統中接受一般訂位  限當班當次搭乘  不可退票  由航空公司自行決定

 不可以自己的刀叉去叉取公用麵包盤之麵包到自己盤中

 吃麵包時，應用手撕成小塊而食之

 麵包塗完奶油後，可將整個麵包直接送入口食之

 每一排 3 桌（含）以上之宴會中，離講台最近且排在最右邊的為主桌

 默默的各吃各的是極失禮的行為

 座位以左為尊，男女主人比肩而坐，女應坐在男的右側

 四摺

 對摺

 三摺

 先對摺再向上摺三分之一

 用餐之後，應該主動幫忙收拾、清洗餐具，以示禮貌

 使用洗衣設備清洗衣物時，應事先告知，並徵得屋主同意

 放學或週末帶朋友回來時，應事先告知，並徵得屋主同意

 屋主電話鈴響時，宜主動幫忙接聽應答，以示禮貌

 水果刀

 手機

 將使用過的毛巾摺回原狀

 淋浴時要將浴簾放在浴盆內

 漂白水

 氧氣罐

 將濕衣服掛在浴室內的曬衣繩上

 踏腳墊可放在浴室門口，避免弄濕房間地毯

 配戴領帶、鑰匙圈、手錶及皮帶

 宜著深色襪子

 襯衫顏色以淺色為主，袖口不可超過西裝

 可穿著深色的休閒鞋

 兒童未滿 6 歲，可以穿內衣褲進入游泳池游泳

 泳畢換好衣服後，不可到泳池畔洗腳穿鞋

 無垃圾桶時，垃圾應自行帶走

 使用更衣室須排隊，使用完畢應收拾乾淨

 毛巾、睡衣

 吹風機、熨斗

 洗髮精、肥皂

 先取得醫師開立之死亡證書

 因事故死亡者應報案，並取得法醫及警方開立之證明文件

 帶團人員應立即請求將遺體火化，以免影響後續行程

 死者之遺物要有第三者在場證明下點交清楚，以便日後可點交，發還死者家屬

 熱水瓶、茶具

1601

頁次：

8 － 6

 領團人員應帶領遺失者購買盥洗衣物及用品，離境時得檢附收據向航空公司請求支付  若回國後還未找到行李，旅客可向旅行社提出求償

B

走道

走道

A

C

D

B

C

D

8 － 8

 安排李小姐延期參加，團費全數抵用下一梯次之行程

 行使損害賠償請求權

 通知航空公司暫緩起飛

 停團 6 個月

領隊實務（二）（包括觀光法規、入出境相關法規、外匯常識、民法債編旅遊專節與國外定型化旅遊契約、臺灣地區與大陸地區人民關係條例、兩岸現況認識）

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106 年專門職業及技術人員普通考試導遊人員 、 領隊人員考試試題

代號：

頁次：

等 別：普通考試

類 科：外語領隊人員

科 目：領隊實務 岸現況認識）

 （包括觀光法規、入出境相關法規、外匯常識、民法債編旅 遊專節與國外定型化旅遊契約、臺灣地區與大陸地區人民關係條例、兩

考試時間： 1 小時

※注意：

座號：

 交通部觀光局

 中華民國旅行業商業同業公會全國聯合會

 中華民國旅行業品質保障協會

 準用中華民國旅行業本公司之規定

 依該國旅行業本公司之規定

8 － 2

 向交通部觀光局報備時應填具緊急事故報告書，並檢附該旅遊團團員名冊、行程表、責任保險單 及其他相關資料

 行政院消費者保護處  公平交易委員會

新北市「驚艷水金九」  彰化縣「鹿港工藝薈萃」

 區域均衡，環保永續

 跨域整合，行政中立  公私合作，產學交流

國際化、本土化、人文化

 國際化、區域化、人文化  國際化、本土化、區域均衡化

 自然人文生態景觀區

 風景特定區

 觀光遊樂區

 觀光地區

 旅行業

 由交通部觀光局擬訂，報請交通部核定後實施

 由交通部觀光局擬訂，報請行政院核定後實施

 由交通部擬訂，報請行政院核定後實施

 由各直轄市、縣、市政府擬訂，報請交通部轉請行政院核定後實施

 請旅行公會協助處理

105

年

6

月

8

日

 15  10  6  5

 從事與申請停留、居留原因不符之活動或工作

 在我國有犯罪紀錄

 離婚後取得在臺已設有戶籍未成年親生子女監護權

8 － 6

 應填繳入出國登記表  應填繳入國登記表  免填繳出國登記表

 於第二階段服役期間可以申請  於第三階段服役期間可以申請

15 日  得准予出境 30 日

 免填申報單，可走綠線檯  應填申報單，走紅線檯

 應填申報單，可走綠線檯  應自行封存於海關

 隔離觀察 14 天，無發現疫病蟲害後放行

 檢附輸出國核發之檢疫證明書，申報檢疫合格後放行

 比利時  荷蘭  波蘭  俄羅斯

 15 日  30 日  90 日  180 日

 1

 外匯收支或交易申報書之匯款金額若因填寫錯誤而須更改，申報義務人應於更改處加蓋印章或由 其本人簽字

 申報義務人於辦理新臺幣結匯申報後，得於一定條件下要求更正外匯收支或交易申報書內容

 申報義務人如無法親自辦理新臺幣結匯申報，可委託其他個人代辦結匯申報事宜，惟仍應以委託

人之名義辦理申報

 申報義務人非故意申報不實，經舉證並檢具律師、會計師或銀行業出具無故意申報不實意見書者

 中華民國國民身分證

 外僑居留證

 臺灣地區居留證有效期限未滿 1 年

 國際駕照

 由臺灣的中央銀行決定

 由各種貨幣所屬國家中央銀行決定

 由臺灣的中央銀行與各種貨幣所屬國家中央銀行協商決定

 由辦理各種外幣現鈔買賣業務之金融機構自行決定

 半年

2601

8 － 8

 30  60  90

 96  97  98  99

 96  97  98  99

觀光資源概要（包括世界歷史、世界地理、觀光資源維護）

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106 年專門職業及技術人員普通考試導遊人員 、 領隊人員考試試題

等 別：普通考試

類 科：外語領隊人員

科 目：觀光資源概要（包括世界歷史、世界地理、觀光資源維護）

考試時間：

1 小時

座號：

※注意：

 本試題為單一選擇題，請選出一個正確或最適當的答案，複選作答者，該題不予計分。

 成功大學

 非洲聯盟（ African Union ）

 非洲團結組織（ Organization of African Unity ）

 非洲聯盟委員會（ African Union Commission ）

 伊斯蘭會議組織（ Organization of the Islamic Conference ）

 西發里亞（ Westphalia ）和約

 倫敦（ London ）和約

 米蘭（ Milan ）和約

 戰爭之神

 義大利大一統政局的推波助瀾

 受到希臘與羅馬文學的影響

 核心思維之一是人文主義

 本篤會（ Benedictine Confederation ）

 西多會（ Cistercians ）

 方濟會（ Franciscans ）

 耶穌會（ Society of Jesus ）

代號：

頁次：

 共產宣言（ The Communist Manifesto ）

 人權與公民權宣言（ Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen ）

 獨立宣言（ Declaration of Independence ）

 網球場宣言（ Oath of the Tennis Court ）

 萬神廟（ Pantheon ）

 第一次世界大戰結束後，美國婦女獲得了投票權

 紐奧良普遍被視為爵士樂的發源地

 第一次世界大戰結束後，美國加入國際聯盟

小說家海明威的作品《戰地春夢》、《老人與海》等，是

世紀美國文學的代表作

20

 摩訶菩提佛寺（ Mahabodhi Temple

 恩格斯（ Friedrich Engels ）  凱因斯（ John Maynard Keynes ）

 亞當斯密（ Adam Smith ）  李嘉圖（ David Ricardo ）

 卡斯楚（ Fidel Castro ）  玻利瓦（ Simón Bolívar ）

 源賴朝  織田信長  豐臣秀吉  德川家康

 達賴主前藏，班禪主後藏，哲布尊丹巴主喀爾喀蒙古，章嘉胡土克圖主內蒙古  班禪主前藏，達賴主後藏，哲布尊丹巴主內蒙古，章嘉胡土克圖主喀爾喀蒙古  哲布尊丹巴主前藏，章嘉胡土克圖主後藏，達賴主喀爾喀蒙古，班禪主內蒙古

3601

頁次：

8 － 4

河水污染  空氣污染  地層下陷  土壤液化

 ①③⑤②④  ②①③⑤④  ③⑤②①④  ⑤②①③④

雲南  西藏  廣西  新疆

51

頁次：

年均溫低

成渝經濟圈

五大湖區是美國的主要工業區。就傳統工業而言，該工業區以下列那二項區位條件最具優勢？

 法國

 沿岸有暖流流經

 位於西北季風迎風側

 海洋水氣對流旺盛

 位於東北季風迎風側

 千年古都－釜慶古都楓紅  月光米的故鄉－新潟滑雪之旅

 日本紅葉最前線－北海道之旅

 朝鮮生活體驗營－首爾闔家 FUN 假趣

 溶蝕地形

 海蝕地形

59 若導遊帶隊從臺灣前往印度旅遊，在印度當地要與團員們確認時間，以臺灣時間為準，如何能得到 正確的印度時間？

 撥慢 4 小時

 苗語  印地語

地處溫帶氣候區  地形高度落差大

 島嶼孤立基因庫

礦產資源豐富

 濕熱難耐的沼澤

8 － 8

 開心果

 墾丁國家公園

 謹慎使用手機，避免聲音過大，而干擾他人

 因為是在戶外，所以隨時隨地都可以抽菸

 分散遊客的使用

月份 1 月 2 月 3 月 4 月 5 月 6 月 7 月 8 月 9 月 10 月 11 月 12 月
平均氣溫（℃） 2.1 2.2 5 10.9 16.1 20.2 24.3 26.2 21.6 15.5 9.9 4.9
降雨量（毫米） 190.8 129.1 103 92.1 98.1 117.2 181.8 133.9 157.4 158.7 197 219.3

外國語（英語）

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106 年專門職業及技術人員普通考試導遊人員 、 領隊人員考試試題

代號：

頁次：

類 科：外語領隊人員（英語）

科 目：外國語（英語）

考試時間：

1 小時 20 分

座號：

※注意：

7 If the beach and the desert lose their ____ , visitors can always go skiing at Ski Dubai, an indoor ski resort.

B: ____

10 Find out why customers have come on holidays, what they want to do, and then help them to ____ their dream.

11 There is so much information to ____ through the Internet that it is easy not to find what you want.

12 ____ is a sum of money that is paid back to you, especially because you have paid too much or you are not happy with something you have.

13 There is a ____ bus between the airport and the city center.

14 A terminal is an airport building that has all the ____ for passengers that are arriving or departing.

15 If you want to change your booking, we will try to help you, but we cannot ____ that we will be able to do this.

16 Passenger: Are there any window seats available?

Airport worker:____

 I'm afraid there aren't. The flight's full.

Yes, of course. It's just over there, next to the newsagent's.

 Flight AZ402? Yes, that should be through by now.

Airport worker: Yes. The cabin doors have been locked.

 Is there any chance of an upgrade to First Class?  Is it too late to board?

18 Thinking about their medical needs ____ can save travelers a lot of time and trouble.

19 Many tourists in Europe are Europeans themselves, ____ others come largely from Asia and the Americas.

20 When tourism is badly managed, it can destroy a place. Coasts, for example, are extremely ____.

21 Overconsumption is having a serious ____ on natural resources.

22 As meat consumption grows, ____ the environmental and health consequences of producing it.

23 If you ____ an event, you realize in advance that it may happen and you are prepared for it.

24 An employee who can do business in more than one language is a valuable ____ to most companies.

25 Even though Mandarin may soon become an important world language, it probably won't be the ____ language because the writing system is too difficult.

26 How many different kinds of ____ have you stayed in while traveling?

27 In less developed regions, ____ eating uncooked dairy products, vegetables and salads.

28 Anybody looking for a truly heavenly experience will think that they have walked into ____ at the Chocolate Show in New York.

29 Your local travel agent can make a booking. Your booking must be _____ by a 10 percent deposit of the total amount of the fee.

30 Which dish sounds nicest to you, and which dish would you _____ like to try?

31 Hungry visitors mean good business, not only for our restauranteurs, but also for the farmers and fishermen who are their ____.

32 There is a piece of advice that responsible tourism organizations often give to travelers: ' Take only photographs; leave only ____'.

33 Hong Kong ____ two parts: Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, separated by Victoria Harbors.

34 A: Do you know____ tomorrow?

35 A: Which job might require some catering or ____ experience?

Receptionist: It's free.

37 Tourist: May I take pictures here?

Receptionist:____

Tourist: I'd like to buy a ____ to take back for my girlfriend. What do you recommend?

Shop assistant: Would you like to take a look at these earrings?

39 Most visitors to Easter Island come specifically to see the 887 moai, _____ statues carved out of volcanic rock, scattered around the island.

40 history, from joyous _____ to bloody executions.

Over the years, Red Square has witnessed some of the most dramatic scenes in Russia's noble but troubled

41 Traveling from one city or country to another can _____ to the spread of disease.

42 A medium of exchange is anything that is used to _____ value during the exchange of goods and services.

43 Homeless are, by definition, people who sleep in streets, parks, shelters, and places that were never _____ for living in, such as bus stations, lobbies, or empty buildings.

44 The green sulphur spring only in Beitou and in Japan is especially rare and has many _____ health effects.

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45 Cross India, poverty and a _____ environment are two increasingly difficult issues. Forests and glaciers are dwindling, air and land are being polluted, and coastlines are disappearing.

46 Until the 1970s, the Inuit people of North Canada _____ isolated and traditional lives, untouched by modern media and high technology.

47 While both a social business and a business run by an _____ need to be profitable, the bottom line for a social business is how much impact it makes on society, not how much money it returns to the investors.

48 If you need some cash, the new credit card will allow you to _____ up to $300 a day from a cash dispenser.

49 Our travel agent would love to _____ you that the contract covers all the details we've agreed.

50 The catering for all wedding _____ at Princeton Hall is often done by Joy Eats.

51 His passport was _____ by the police to prevent him from leaving the country.

52 Escalators carry foot passengers from the _____ on the ground floor to gangway level where a covered walkway leads to the ship gangway.

53 Fresh fruit and vegetables are an essential component of a healthy _____.

54 One _____ flight per week commence in November and will run for an initial period of six months from Taipei to Tokyo.

55 If you collect seven _____ from the grocery store, you can get a free mug.

56 We have some rooms _____ for this weekend. What is the exact date of your arrival?

57 In some parts of the world, sheep's eyes are regarded as a great _____.

58 It is a very old hotel. I still have to make calls _____ the operator.

59 The native people used to collect _____ early in the morning from leaves in order to have water to drink.

60 In some countries in Southern Asia, the _____ is scorching hot all year round.

61 The hotel room was _____ and smelly so we opened all the windows and gave it a good airing.

62 The unusually noxious _____ in Peijing was caused by several factors, including industrial pollution and auto emission trapped by cold and windless weather.

63 In the UK, it is _____ to leave a tip of around 10-15% of the bill, for good service and food.

64 Plans to label genetically modified foods has led to _____ between the food industry and the government.

65 If you are up for a luxury _____ adventure, then try the fugu sashimi, which is made from the fresh of the poisonous puffer fish.

66 The top-rated luxury hotel is located in downtown Chicago, so it is very convenient and is equipped with all of the _____.

67 In the five-star resort with hot spring, the maximum _____ in the hot tub is ten people during the night time.

68 The hotel only has a few _____ left and they are all for single rooms.

69 People living in the _____ of the hurricane have been advised to leave their homes until it has passed.

70 In Europe, illegal immigrants are used to seek _____ in a local church.

No other city in India or in any country has a unique system like this. The men who make it work are called dabbawallas. In Hindi, the word dabba refers to lunch box and walla means carrier or deliver man.The 5000 dabbawallas carry lunch boxes-about 200,000 meals per day-to offices and workplaces throughout the city by lunch time in Mumbai. Every day, for a very modest fee (only 300 rupees per month), the dabbawallas collect freshly cooked meals from their customers' home and deliver to the nearest train station by bicycle before 9:00 a.m.. At the train station, the dabbawallas sort through all the lunch boxes and put them onto trains that will bring them to the station nearest the customer's office. The lunch boxes are delivered to the offices by bike. Each person gets their home-cooked meal by 12:30. To satisfy their customers, they use a complicated system of collection teams, sorting points and delivery zones, and a entirely manual system for routing the right meal to the right direction. In spite of difficult tasks like this, the organization has been recognized and celebrated for their incredible order accuracy 99.9999 percent. Recently, the organization makes their effort to assist Mumbai's 200,000 slum by giving some of the food they deliver which is never eaten or barely touched. This idea indeed helps the poverty without too much cost.

Geotourism provides an alternative to traditional mass tourism, the effects of which can be harmful to the local people as well as to the environment. Much of the infrastructure that supports mass tourism--large tourist hotels, restaurants, malls, tour companies--may be owned and operated by companies based on outside the tourist areas. Chain restaurants and stores may not always serve local food or sell local products. Large package tour companies may not always hire local experts and guides, who know the area's history, environment, and culture. As a result, much of the money made from this type of tourism does not stay in the local community. Moreover, tourists whose only travel experience comes via big hotels, chain restaurants, or package tours typically have little contact with the local people, thus limiting their understanding of the nature and culture of the places they visit.

In contrast, geotourism is like a partnership between travelers and locals. Geotravelers stay in locally owned hotels, managed by residents who care about protecting the area and environment. They buy from local merchants and craftspeople, hire local travel guides, and go to see traditional music, dance, and theater to broaden the scope of their understanding of the area's history and culture. Geotravelers learn a lot from their close contact with local people while the money they spend stays in the community, helps local people earn a living, and helps preserve and sustain the area for future travelers. In this way, geotourism benefits both partners--travelers and residents.

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