108年 - 108 中國醫藥大學學士班寒假轉學招生考試:英文#89670

科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文 | 年份：108年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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所屬科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文

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1. Scientists do believe that governments should ____ more money for safety-related studies. (A) allocate (B) advocate (C) reveal (D) elevate

2. In 1994, a violent disease ___ in a small village in Australia. (A) contradicted (B) restored (C) dismissed (D) erupted

3. Dangerous cells have ___ into the millions and developed into a tumor. (A) contracted (B) restored (C) multiplied (D) erupted

4. The island known as The World is a spectacular collection of 300 man-made private islands ______ planned to shape like the world’s map. (A) literally (B) genetically (C) crucially (D) vulnerably

5. Many families create their own colors at home, using dyes ____ from flowers. (A) inhibited (B) extracted (C) contracted (D) contradicted

6. Contact with this bold color “red” causes the heart rate to _____. (A) accelerate (B) aggress (C) simulate (D) presume

7. To ___ volcano El Popo and to ensure a good harvest, locals begin a cycle of ceremonies that start in March. They present offerings, asking the volcano to protect for one more season. (A) agitate (B) appease (C) elevate (D) pursue

8. He had neither the time nor the inclination to think of other things. (A) unconcern (B) addition (C) tendency (D) neutrality

9. Fortunately the famous poet consented and wrote a book. (A) refused (B) agreed (C) undecided (D) refuted

10. In Paris, over 2,000 cameras on city buses are installed to deter crime. (A) urge (B) prompt (C) prohibit (D) induce

11. In terms of experience, she definitely had the edge over the other people that we interviewed. (A) boundary (B) nervous (C) bane (D) advantage

12. Coco Chanel will always be prominent in the history of fashion industry. (A) famous (B) uncelebrated (C) anonymous (D) renewed

13. Deforestation is serious to the extent that we really have to take immediate actions to stop the deterioration and save certain species from extinction. (A) problem (B) moment (C) degree (D) evaluation

14. It is not easy to discern the difference between fact and rumor. (A) prohibit (B) foretell (C) discuss (D) recognize

15. Dutch companies and the government invest a considerable amount of money in flower research. (A) limited (B) insignificant (C) large (D) scanty

16. Many scientists feel the Large Hadron Collider has made Europe dominant once again in physics research, ____ the United States. (A) overtakes (B) overtaking (C) to overtake (D) overtaken

17. There is little a criminal can say in his defense when the crime _____ has been caught on video. (A) he is accused of committing (B) whom accused of committed (C) was accused of committing (D) he who is accused of committing)

18. Catherine’s heir, her son Paul, ____ personality resembled Peter III’s, hated her. (A) whose (B) his (C) to which (D) to whom

19. Other historians believe that Genghis was driven ____ a thirst for land ____ a need to feed his people. (A) both … and (B) neither … nor (C) less by … than by (D) not only … but also

20. Primatologist Craig Stanford, while acknowledging the behavior is fascinating, ___ that the research findings are not extraordinary. (A) pronounces (B) is pronouncing (C) pronounced (D) was pronounced

21. The end of Zheng He’s sixth voyage in 1422 ___ with a new emperor coming to power. (A) was coinciding (B) which coincided (C) was coincided (D) coincided

22. A plane carrying Uruguay’s championship rugby team takes off from Mntevideo, Uruguay, ___ to Santiago, Chile. (A) heads (B) headed (C) heading (D) was heading

23. Gula had also never seen the photograph taken by McCurry, ____ that it was a famous image and inspired thousands of people worldwide to aid refugees. (A) so did she know (B) nor she did not know (C) nor had she known (D) so she had known)

24. In 1066, a bright comet _____ in the sky attracted much attention. (A) was appearing (B) appears (C) it appears (D) appearing

25. In male pattern baldness, _____ strongly influences the degree of hair loss. (A) heredity (B) inherited (C) inherits (D) heredity has

26. (A) diminish (B) deduct (C) shrink (D) enlarge

27. (A) Minimizing (B) Maximizing (C) Growing (D) Uprising

28. (A) reorganizing (B) adapting (C) repairing (D) accepting

29. (A) reality (B) normality (C) regularity (D) phenomenon

30. (A) shortage (B) abundant (C) scarce (D) valuable

31. (A) plenty (B) prosperity (C) affluence (D) shortages

32. (A) opportunity (B) disadvantage (C) predominance (D) privilege

33. (A) alternative (B) required (C) compulsory (D) indispensable

34. (A) discontinued (B) extinguished (C) renewable (D) complete

35. (A) disinclinations (B) incentives (C) discouragements (D) punishments

36. What are “zoonotic diseases”? (A) a diseases that originate in bats (B) viruses carried by monkeys (C) animal viruses that infect people (D) animal viruses that resist treatment

37. Why are zoonotic diseases so deadly to humans? (A)because they come from animals (B) because they infect both animals and humans (C) because our immune systems do not recognize the diseases (D)because there are only two vaccines against them

38. How is it assumed that the virus of the deadly disease found its way into the United States? (A) an infected passenger traveled from Africa to the U.S. (B) an infected African doctor came to work in a U.S. hospital (C) a U.S. citizen picked up the virus while in Africa. (D) an infected mosquito or bird was transported from Africa to the U.S.

39. What is disallowed to enter the public transportation systems? (A) Natto (B) Stilton cheese (C) tofu (D) Durian

40. According to the information of the above passage, which one of the following is categorized as fermented food? (A) Durian (B) milk (C) Natto (D) vegetables

41. In this passage the author’s main purpose is to (A)Argue (B) inform (C) persuade (D) entertain

42. It can be concluded from this passage that (A)there are not many people living in the Rocky Mountain area (B) there are more fires in hardwood forests than in pine forests (C) winter is the worst season for fires (D)fire prevention techniques vary from region to region

43. Which of the following best describes the organization of the passage? (A)A comparison and contrast of the factors governing forest fires is followed by a list of causes. (B) A description of the conditions affecting forest fires is followed by a description of the causes. (C) An analysis of factors related to forest fires is followed by an argument against the causes of fires. (D)Several generalizations about forest fires are followed by a series of conclusions.

44. The author of this passage would most likely to be (A) a forest ranger (B) a meteorologist (C) a historian (D) a business person

45. The reading is mainly about ____. (A) how Van Gogh's family influenced his development as an artist (B) Van Gogh's educational background in the arts (C) how Van Gogh's work as a teacher affected his artistic abilities (D) Van Gogh's unconventional route to becoming an artist

46. What is the main idea of paragraph 3? (A) At this point, Van Gogh became increasingly interested in religion. (B) Van Gogh's career as an art dealer was not a successful one. (C) Van Gogh learned to appreciate different styles of art while working in London. (D) Van Gogh's experiences in London lead him to become a preacher.

47. In paragraph 3, what do “they let him go” mean? (A) they ended his employment with them (B) they helped him return to the Netherlands (C) they suggested that he go to England (D) they allowed him to go back to his old job

48. Van Gogh got his first job in London ____. (A) when he was 16 years old (B) after he sold his first painting (C) after he had visited Paris (D) when he was 20 years old

49. Van Gogh probably ____. (A) wanted to be a language teacher (B) enjoyed changing jobs all the time (C) suffered from some sort of mental illness (D) enjoyed working as an art dealer

50. In paragraph 4, sentence 4, the word “masterpieces” means ____. (A) earliest attempts (B) letters to friends (C) best creations (D) life stories

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