107年 - 臺灣企銀菁英儲備員-英文#68703

科目：銀行◆英文 | 年份：107年 | 選擇題數：30 | 申論題數：2

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選擇題 (30)

1. American health officials recently approved the first gene therapy treatment for patients suffering from a genetic ________ that destroys their ability to see. It is the first gene therapy approved where a corrective gene is given directly to patients. (A) determination(B) precaution (C)mutation (D) dedication

2. People who love crabs cannot simply hope they will always be there so they must work to guarantee their survival. That is why experts push for ________ action, including limiting the harvest of females to about 25 percent. (A) conservation(B) projection (C)reservation (D) illusion

3. After the wildfire, President Donald Trump declared part of northern California a disaster area. His declaration makes the area ________ for assistance from the federal government. (A) marginal(B) eligible (C)synthetic (D) spiral

4. Jenny and John had talked for several hours. Jenny’s ________ was no surprise to him, as he had long suspected that she had a secret lover. (A) institution(B) prejudice (C)exploration (D) confession

5. The latest report on religious freedom said some religious leaders in Vietnam reported different forms of ________, including physical assault, short-term detention, legal action, restrictions on travel and property seizure or destruction. (A) termination(B) supplement (C)unemployment (D) harassment

6. This research led the company’s designers to make significant changes to the weight, fit and construction of the uniforms -- paying special attention to enabling ________. Athletes who wear the uniforms can move about quickly and easily. (A) resemblance(B) agility (C)faculty (D) ambiguity

7. John’s lack of ________ to any particular bank allows him to give objective financial advice to his clients. (A) adaptation(B) friction (C)affiliation (D) mediation

8. Many students trust too much of the information they find on the Internet so they need to learn about how to ________ credible sources. And it’s something that really has to be taught and paid attention to. (A) discern(B) relish (C)prescribe (D) designate

9. After completing a 1,500-meter freestyle swimming competition, a 100-year-old Japanese woman, the world’s first centenarian to finish the race, said her race was not a race of speed but of ________, or not giving up. (A) endurance(B) starvation (C)vibration (D) vulnerability

10. More counselors suggest that it is better to keep misbehaving students in school and hold students ________ for their conduct than suspending them from school. (A) symbolic(B) vicious (C)harmonious (D) accountable

11. Since the country’s economy is getting worse, it is not surprising that ________ people give money to help the needy children. (A) so little(B) so few (C)so scarcely any (D) hardly

12. Due to technical problems, students who miss the test ________ another chance to take the exam next January. (A) will be given(B) give (C)will be giving (D) will give

13. Would you have studied in London if you ________ how high the cost of living there was? (A) understand(B) understood (C)had been understanding (D) had understood

14. ________ a typhoon strikes Taiwan, the heavy rain brings about landslides and mudslides in the mountainous area. (A) Whatever(B) Even if (C)Though (D) Whenever

15. Is the tea ________? (A) so cool for you to drink(B) too cool that you can drink (C)cool enough for you to drink (D) enough cool to drink

16. When the guests left, the hostess ________ cleaning up the mess from the party, but she soon got it done in two hours. (A) hasn’t finished(B) hadn’t finished (C)is not finished (D) is not finishing

17. Not for a moment ________ that her son will get promoted as the CEO of that big company. (A) the mother has doubted(B) the mother does doubt (C)does the mother doubt (D) doubts the mother

18. ________ it will cost to build the rapid transit system in that big city? (A) How much do you think(B) How do you think (C)How much you do think (D) What do you think

19. I thought the conference was going to be boring, but it ________ to be quite useful. (A) went out(B) turned out (C)came out (D) moved out

20. ________ to see the dance performed by the deaf and the blind! I can’t figure out how they make it. (A) It is amazed(B) What amazing it is (C)How amazed it is (D) How amazing it is

21. (A) another(B) the other (C)the others (D) others

22. (A) that(B) those (C)these (D) this

23. (A) what is the service(B) the service is used what (C)how is the service (D) how the service is used

24. (A) take up(B) pick up (C)make up (D) cheer up

25. (A) So(B) How (C)Such (D) What

26. The author describes a safe plant as one with _______________. (A) positive management activities (B) flexible scheduling (C)advanced production concepts (D) more injury claims

27. The cost of workmen’s compensation insurance is often based on _______________. (A) basic salary (B) plant location (C)number of employees (D) injury statistics

28. The author suggests that _______________. (A) large plants regard safety as an outgrowth of strict discipline (B) large plants are more aware of safety needs (C)large plants have better mechanics. (D) large plants post safety regulations at all building exits

29. The authors implies that _______________. (A) many factories are unwilling to try safety programs (B) plant safety occurs naturally from careful work (C)accident-free operations must be well-planned (D) people should work in large plants

30. We can conclude that _______________. (A) safety programs are beneficial to plants of all sizes (B) products reflect the cost of safety programs (C)the government should pay for many safety programs (D) there are too many injury claims

申論題 (2)

第一題：中翻英【配分 20 分】社交互動已被證明能促進健身習慣的保持。建議是，加入一個小組健身課程、跑步俱樂部或與朋友、鄰居一起組隊去附近的健身房或社區活動中心。你也可以與你的另一半或你的室友一起在家中健身。試一試居家鍛練，在最小的空間內使用最少的器材就能完成

第二題：英翻中【配分 20 分】 A recent research says as much as $461 billion was spent on counterfeit and pirated goods around the world in 2013 alone, and that trade continues to grow. Counterfeit goods are illegally-made copies of products. They are made and sold without the permission of the owner. Intellectual property rights, such as copyrights and patents, are forms of ownership that can be difficult to enforce in international trade. Counterfeit goods can travel through many countries before they reach the place where they are sold. A study by the OECD found that international trade in counterfeit goods is rising. The group says the amount of money earned from this illegal activity may be larger than the illegal drug trade. It warns that the sales of pirated products may even finance terrorists and criminal groups.