全民英檢中高級閱讀題目
第二部分　段落填空

More and more people are trying a “digital detox”—a period of time without phones, computers, or social media. (1) For some, it is a single day each week; for others, it is a week-long trip to a place with no Internet. Supporters say the benefits are clear. People who take regular breaks from their screens often report sleeping better and feeling (2) stressed. (3), critics point out that for many workers, staying offline is simply not possible, since their jobs depend on quick replies to emails. Perhaps the answer is not to give up technology completely, but to use it more (4). Turning off notifications during meals or leaving the phone outside the bedroom may be (5) to make a real difference.

When Lin Yi-chun opened a small bakery in her hometown in Yilan, few people expected it to (6). The town's population was shrinking, and many young people had moved to Taipei. Lin, however, had a plan. Instead of competing with the big chain stores, she used local ingredients such as green onions and sweet potatoes in her bread. (7) Within two years, tourists were driving from other cities just to buy her green onion buns. (8) her success, Lin now trains young people from the area so that they can open businesses of their own. “I want my hometown to have a future,” she says, “(9) just a past.” Her story has (10) many others to return home.