105年 - 105 學士後西醫：英文#78688

科目：學士後西醫-英文 | 年份：105年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：1

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選擇題 (50)

1. While France has stuck closely to the colors of its flag, another country dealing with red, white and blue has taken a different tack. Australia, for instance, has opted for a more subdued combination of red, white and blue. (A) face (B) turn (C) method of doing (D) nail (E) choice

2. Mount Everest, the highest peak on earth, located in the mountain range between Nepal and Tibet, is just below 30,000 feet. Climbing the peak poses dangers such as altitude sickness, frost-bite, and hazards from avalanches to icefall. (A) attitude (B) weather (C) thin air (D) cold (E) height above sea level

3. Most people’s ideas of Hollywood stars were of sun-bathing by a pool in exotic surroundings and in exotic company. (A) excitingly unusual (B) beautiful (C) extreme (D) familiar (E) happy

4. Human nature is just the same everywhere: a lot of gossip, a lot of scandal and a lot of people preoccupying with who is in love with whom and that kind of things. (A) talking (B) chatting (C) engaging preferentially (D) running beforehand (E) threatening

5. George Washington’s words are marked by maxim (e.g., “honesty is the best policy”) and allusion. (A) great effort (B) sensitive proverb (C) good amount (D) something that is huge (E) rule for good behavior

6. For years I wanted to talk naturally in front of my class. I still feel stiffed and mechanical when speaking to a large audience. (A) dull (B) merchant-like (C) freely (D) spectacular (E) auto

7. Frankie registered for the course, made phenomenal progress and three months later handed in an admirable term paper. (A) smiling (B) remarkable (C) few (D) difficult (E) slow

8. Ice ages overwhelmed the earth, bringing glaciers close to the equator. They melted away only after volcanoes released enough carbon dioxide to warm the atmosphere. (A) defeated (B) covered (C) replaced (D) dominated (E) spilt over

9. In chimpanzee society, males can take advantage of reciprocal altruism while females cannot. Males spend their whole lives in the band while females leave when they reach adulthood. (A) patriotism (B) alternative (C) happiness (D) maturity (E) unselfishness

10. The rising storm waters across Paris have forced thousands of people out of their homes, while museums scramble to protect world-famous artworks and artifacts from the worst flooding seen in decades. (A) struggle (B) order (C) prepare (D) try (E) hasten

B. Please choose the BEST answer to complete each sentence.

11. Hawaii has been trying to keep critical parts of its ocean clear of marine ______, removing 57 tons of it from the Northwestern Islands in 2014. (A) food (B) biology (C) debris (D) boats (E) animals

12. At the University of Missouri, a graduate student’s hunger strike prompted the football team to announce a ______, compelling in turn the resignations of the university president and chancellor. (A) tournament (B) walkout (C) competition (D) election (E) rivalry

13. In all my excursions through the Valley of Nile, I never saw any of these ______ enormities. (A) alleged (B) generated (C) provoked (D) wonderful (E) rare

14. The Civil War in the United States was fought to ______ the slaves. (A) emasculate (B) enmesh (C) effeminate (D) emancipate (E) extinguish

15. After the bloody attacks in Paris, French President Francois Hollande called for a war to ______ ISIS. (A) assimilate (B) annihilate (C) avow (D) acclaim (E) acknowledge

16. One of the most unexpected things about having children is how the ______ to mold perfect little humans ultimately becomes a project of making yourself a better person. (A) quest (B) question (C) quota (D) dilemma (E) dialogue

17. The labor reform is the boldest any French government, left or right, has tried in years and has ______ daily, often-violent protests from wine country to the troubled suburbs. (A) enhanced (B) enchanted (C) uttered (D) unleashed (E) upward

18. Two former students from Burkina Faso have designed a mosquito-repellent soap, which they hope could be a simple and ______ solution in the fight to end malaria in poverty-stricken Africa. (A) affordable (B) moderate (C) beating (D) alternative (E) tidy

19. With the sudden death of the company’s CEO, Geird Leipold will be the ______ international executive director for the next 6 months. (A) interim (B) intern (C) resident (D) permanent (E) exclusive

20. Katie wore a beautiful dress to the ball, and she looked more ______ than usual. In fact, she looked like a super star. (A) elegant (B) humble (C) ragged (D) arrogant (E) ugly

II. Grammar and Structure: 10 points 【單選題】每題 1 分，共 10 題，答錯 1 題倒扣 0.25 分，倒扣至本大題零分為止，未作答，不給分亦不扣分。 A. Please choose the BEST answer to complete each sentence. 21. It has been reported that the distribution of wealth is very uneven in the highly capitalist countries. Most of the wealth is in the hands of a privileged few, ______ the majority are stricken with poverty. (A) whereas (B) if (C) because (D) as well as (E) since

22. The young guests are socializing on the lawn in the backyard with each one of them holding a glass and ______ relaxingly. (A) chat (B) chats (C) chatting (D) chatted (E) to chat

23. ______ dogs capable of rescue task begins with handlers looking for energetic dogs that enjoy playing Frisbee. (A) Selected (B) To select (C) Selecting (D) Selective (E) Select

24. The ageing population is expected to increase rapidly, not gradually, with people over 70 ______ to be 35% by 2050. (A) estimate (B) estimating (C) has been estimated (D) estimated (E) to be estimated

25. ______ her parents, Chloe agreed to return to Houston and manage the family business, even though it meant giving up a highly paid job in New York. (A) By virtue of (B) In deference to (C) With the exception of (D) On the verge of (E) Look forward to

26. When the North and South Korea decided to hold a summit meeting, the entire world was wondering what was behind the incredibly huge progress toward peace for the two traditional enemies. (A)the North and South Korea (B)hold a summit meeting (C)what was behind (D)incredibly huge (E)toward

複選題
27. To help herself better prepare the application for admission into a prestigious graduate institute, my niece asked me to give her a mock interview. (A)To help herself better (B)better prepare (C)application for (D)admission into (E)a mock interview .

28. According the National Academy of Sciences, the Earth's surface temperature has risen by one degree Fahrenheit in the past century, with accelerated warming during the past two decades. (A)According (B)has risen (C)by one degree (D)in the past century (E)accelerated warming .

29. Before sunset every Saturday, the newly-wed couple take a stroll near the campus's famous hundred-year-old banyan tree, where they first met and finally fall in love with each other. (A)Before sunset every Saturday (B)near (C)hundred-year-old (D)where (E)fall in love with each other

30. Like Christian art, which influences people to have religious feelings, the goal of traditional art in many African countries is to influence spiritual powers to enter people's lives. (A)Like (B)to have (C)is (D)spiritual powers (E)to enter .

31. By publishing Journal of Researches into the Natural History and Geology . . . Charles Darwin has made himself a ______. (A) historian (B) nature lover (C) famous person (D) field biologist (E) nature writer

32. Darwin and his wife did not like London because ______. (A) of its crime and dirty environments (B) they like the countryside better (C) they like their children to be healthy (D) their children were too young (E) they were more used to living in the countryside

33. Having retired to an estate in Kent, Darwin was ______. (A) no longer a scientist (B) turned into an educated farmer (C) a gentleman but not scientist (D) being avoided by his peers (E) planting flowers and growing crops

34. Having retired to an estate in Kent, Darwin did not socialize with his peer and friends in London ______. (A) but spent his weekends in London (B) but kept contact with the field via selected friends (C) and devoted himself to farming (D) and determined to stay unaffected (E) none of the above

35. After becoming famous in London, Darwin decided to move to the countryside because ______. (A) he wanted people to pursue after him (B) that was a better way to establish himself (C) he wanted to be away from the jealous scientific community (D) he wanted to write another book (E) he wanted to raise his family in a healthy environment

36. What had NFL (National Football League) been doing about the link between CTE and football? (A) Making new rules to enhance safety for football players. (B) Denying the connection. (C) Fighting for compensation from insurance companies. (D) Conducting medical studies to verify the assumption. (E) Changing the regulations for games.

37. Who has not really shown concerns for the issue reported in the passage? (A) NFL football player. (B) Lawmaker. (C) NFL. (D) Academia. (E) The medical professional.

38. According to the passage, we can infer that football players tend to contract brain diseases because of ______. (A) frequent clashes (B) frequent workouts (C) frequent pitches (D) frequent punches (E) frequent training

39. Which of the following terms is a synonymy for the underlined word vindicated? (A) convinced (B) conceived (C) vowed (D) justified (E) judged

40. According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true? (A) The Capitol has investigated the issue about NFL players’ safety. (B) NFL has adopted a safety policy to cut the risk for football players to be afflicted with CTE. (C) Harry Carson has surmised a connection between his profession and disease. (D) The link between CTE and football has been confirmed. (E) There is a high risk for football players to become CTE victims.

41. Which of the following statements is NOT true about the Zika virus? (A) Its devastating power is far beyond our previous surmise. (B) It has become more killing now because it has undergone mutation. (C) It is the first mosquito-borne disease which can disseminate by sex. (D) Pregnant women would suffer most stress because of this virus. (E) Scientists used to think the virus is not that malignant.

42. Which of the following terms conveys the equivalent medical meaning for the underlined word invasion. (A) alternate (B) alien (C) assault (D) alleviate (E) allocate

43. What can the readers infer from the passage? (A) Scientists have learned more about the Zika virus and thus vaccine is on the way. (B) The Zika virus still poses as a mystery for scientists. (C) People in Latin America are more vulnerable to the Zika virus because of their hereditary autoimmune disorder. (D) Africans are more resistant to the power of the Zika virus. (E) There is a medical suggestion about being abstain from sex.

44. Which of the following ways is NOT the confirmed way of transmitting Zika? (A) copulation (B) birth (C) mosquito (D) blood transfusion (E) sexual activity

45. Which of the following terms serves as an antonym for the underlined word benign? (A) malignant (B) benevolent (C) gentle (D) kind (E) caring

46. What did the writer believe about international terrorism? (A) It destroys democracy warfare. (B) It is a war against citizens. (C) It is not other people’s problem. (D) It destroys other people’s problem. (E) It is the ultimate democracy.

47. On terrorism, the writer thinks that many Western governments are ______. (A) turning blind to the phenomenon (B) concealing the Soviet bloc’s involvement (C) covering up their own fault (D) failing to group up (E) losing faith

48. According to the passage, the international terrorism has ______. (A) international connections and political strategies (B) major financial support (C) many individual madmen (D) effective violence (E) none of the above

49. International terrorism mostly takes place in ______. (A) Western countries (B) the Middle East (C) former European colonies (D) where there is political turmoil (E) friends of the United States

50. The ultimate purpose of international terrorism is to ______. (A) let the world understand the Soviet bloc (B) show that the terrorists have power (C) destroy the confidence of citizens of Western democracies (D) disrupt the financial stability of the West (E) none of the above

申論題 (1)

IV. Essay Writing: 20 points

Please write a well-organized essay with at least 200 words to express your opinions on Human Dignity and Medical Rights.