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科目：捷運◆英文 | 年份：108年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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1. Thank you for inviting us; Either John is coming, or I _____. (A) is(B) am (C) are (D) being
2. South Korea and Taiwan, _____ make and export various kinds of high-tech goods, like cell phones, LCD displays, laptops, etc. (A) both these countries (B) both of countries (C) two countries (D) these countries
3. Afraid of being discovered, the thief lay on his belly in the darkness and held his breath ______ his face turned purple. (A) continuously (B) expecting (C) before (D) until
4. Mr. Smith’s house is _____ Endsleigh Street, Bloomsbury though he frequently stays at his hut in Brighton beach. (A) along (B) at (C) in (D) on
5. I _____ ten acres of land and I grow numerous vegetable crops there. (A) am owning (B) own (C) have owned (D) have been owing
6. Get your homework ____ before you watch television tonight. (A) complete (B) done (C) down (D) ended
7. Running for the chair of the college, Mr. Brown seemed to say ______ came to his mind, without watching his words carefully. (A) whatever (B) whenever (C) whoever (D) whomever
8. Grandfather left Rosalita and Raoul all _____ money. (A) her (B) hers (C) his (D) their
9. Professor Higgins had _____ students read three novels, all written by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in one week. (A) her (B) mine (C) ours (D) theirs
10. He _____ a book about international law for a long time. (A) writes (B) wrote (C) have been writing (D) has been writing
11. In the past, science was taught by the textbook method; _____ it is taught by the laboratory method. (A) now (B) so (C) then (D) while
12. In the novel, the narrator is one of the few truly successful characters in terms of distributive justice development. However, he _____ flawed in some ways. (A) is also seriously (B) was also seriously (C) could also be seriously (D) would also be seriously 
13. There have been several accidents reported involving passengers _____ from trains. (A) dropped (B) dropping (C) fallen (D) falling
14. _____ as an Olympian must be the greatest thrill in any athlete’s life. (A) Becoming (B) Like (C) To be (D) To be chosen
15. When I stayed in a shared self-catered accommodation during studying abroad, my roommate frequently offered: “_____” (A) If you help me with the shopping, I will help you with your paper. (B) If you helped me with the shopping, I would help you with your paper. (C) If you have helped me with the shopping, I would have helped you with your paper. (D) If you are helping me with the shopping, I will be helping you with your paper.
16. The rice whiskey requires sticky rice to be steamed and washed, then fermented with _____ for a few days. (A) bacteria (B) mold (C) virus (D) yeast
17. A _____ is an official suggestion that someone should get a job or a prize, or the decision to give the job or prize to someone. (A) lift (B) nomination (C) proclaim (D) suggestion
18. In your research paper, do use the _____ “kg” for “kilograms,” without any period after it. (A) abbreviation (B) confrontation (C) isolation (D) vacation
19. Eiffel Tower offers a wonderful 360° _____ view of Paris if one gets on its top deck. (A) inclusive (B) odd (C) panoramic (D) strict
20. In any serious illness, if you _____, food and drink comes back up from your stomach and out through your mouth. (A) articulate (B) cough (C) sneeze (D) vomit
21. In the seasonal meeting, the manager _____ the committee board that the work was on schedule. (A) agitated (B) peeved (C) reassured (D) ruffled
22. Whether you love or hate cold weather, these _____ close-up photos of snowflakes will make you love winter. (A) crude (B) gorgeous (C) inferior (D) showy
23. A range of _____ and creams is available for the treatment of eczema. (A) bandages (B) cotton swabs (C) ointments (D) transdermal patches
24. Blood contains iron within red blood cells, and any slow, chronic blood  loss within the body, such as peptic ulcer, can cause iron _____ anemia. (A) deficiency (B) efficiency (C) proficiency (D) sufficiency
25. Mrs. Potter didn’t have much baggage with her as most of her _____ had been sent ahead by sea. (A) belongings (B) holdings (C) packings (D) takings
26. Attitudes seem to be changing slowly as a result of recent highly publicized cases of sexual _____. (A) argument (B) basement (C) document (D) harassment
27. The exercise program is designed to increase both strength and _____. (A) apathy (B) endurance (C) impotence (D) withstanding
28. I have still not received a _____ answer to my question. (A) admonitory (B) adulatory (C) satisfactory (D) statutory
29. _____, the mother scolded her little boy when he misbehaved. (A) Reading him stories (B) Saying something nice to him (C) Singing songs with him (D) Speaking very sternly
30. Miss Rowling had very bad news last night, but she came to the office as cool as a cucumber this morning. (A) being very angry (B) being very calm (C) being very excited (D) being worried a lot
31. Learning about the car accident in Hokkaido, I am crossing my fingers for my mom and my brother to recover soon as they have been injured. (A) dispatching them a basket of fruit (B) sending them a bouquet of flower (C) wishing them all good luck (D) writing them a greeting card
32. The players have been behaving in undesirable ways, but the coach was unable to offer any reasons _____ his team’s misconducts. (A) before (B) for (C) to (D) with
33. My mother reminded me: "The train is due _____ 12:15 p.m. You will be late. Do hurry up!" (A) at (B) in (C) on (D) to
34. She has been sitting _____ the waiting room patiently since two-thirty, but we have no idea when the supervisor will be back. (A) across (B) beside (C) in (D) on
35. Faculty must request approval _____ an extramural activity by completing the form provided and submitting it to his or her Department Chair. (A) around (B) of (C) past (D) without
36. Food surrounds us -- and yet we can become careless _____ how food is transformed from the farm to something palatable on our plate. (A) about (B) by (C) off (D) through

37.

Man: My tooth hurts.

Woman: You need to have a check. Hang on. Here is the phone number.

Man: Thanks.

Ring...

Clerk: Hello, Sonoma dental surgery. How can I help you?

What does the man want to do?

(A) go to the college (B) go to the dentist (C) go to the gym (D) go to the movies

38. Woman: Excuse me. How much is this clock? Clerk: For you I can do that clock for 30 dollars. Woman: Thank you. Did the woman buy the clock finally? (A) Yes, she did. (B) No, she didn’t. (C) She will come back later to buy it. (D) She will ask her husband for a permission to buy it.

39.

Man: How do you take your coffee?

Woman: Sorry, I am a tea drinker and I can make it myself.

Man: OK, then. I will get my coffee from Starbucks.

What will the woman drink?

(A) Black coffee (B) Cappuccino (C) Latte (D) tea

40. Woman: Excuse me. How much for the Beetle over there? Man: That’s a bargain, twenty-five thousand US dollars. Woman: 25,000? Man: Yeah. It’ll cost you at least 28,000 anywhere else. What does the woman feel for the price? (A) Very competitive. (B) Fair enough. (C) To expensive. (D) She can’t tell.
41. Man: My head’s killing me. Woman: I’m feeling awful, too. I’ve got a pain stomach. My head hurts..... Man: Maybe we need to go to the clinic. Woman: Sure, let me make a reservation. What will the woman do? (A) to buy some medicine on their own. (B) To make an appointment with the doctor. (C) to phone her friend. (D) to reserve time to sleep
42. Alice: Our lease says that we’re not allowed animals in the flat. Last weekend, Jane found a kitten and all of us really wants to keep her. Landlord: You have a cat? Oh, why can’t you ever obey the rules? Alice: Oh! Please, won’t you bend them for us? What is Alice doing? (A) She is trying to follow the flat rules. (B) She is trying to convince the landlord for them to keep the cat. (C) She is reporting that they have caught a cat. (D) She is trying to bend the rules. 
43. Woman: How are you this evening? Man: Exhausted! I had to give someone mouth-to-mouth for the first time today! Woman: Congratulations! You must feel really proud. What did the man do today? (A) He kissed someone. (B) He lectured to someone. (C) He taught someone something. (D) Nothing happened.
44. Man: Let’s cook a meal together for the dinner! You do the main course, and I’ll make the pudding! Woman: OK. Sounds like a perfect date, don’t you think? What are they doing? (A) Having a date. (B) Making a dinner together. (C) Preparing vegetables for cooking. (D) They are learning cooking.
45. Man: I wonder if you could tell me where Taipei 101 is? Alice: It’s right over there! Man: Oh, of course it is, silly me. Thanks, bye. Jane: We will enter the building now. Where is your ticket? Alice: Oh no! I can’t find my purse! Jane: It must have been that man! Alice: Oi you! Stop! Jane: I’ll get him! What is the man? (A) A driver (B) A package deliver (C) A passerby (D) A pickpocket
46. Woman: I’m bored! Man: Why don’t we do something to cheer ourselves up? Woman: Like what? Man: Go to the pub. Woman: No, it’s too smoky. What does the woman mean? (A) She doesn’t want to go to the pub. (B) She would go to the pub. (C) She would go out with others instead. (D) She would go out with the man tomorrow.
47. Which of the following is the best title for this passage? (A) China Communists warn to seize protesters without mercy. (B) The protesters play with the policemen. (C) The spirit of rebellion spreads across Hong Kong. (D) The traders are angry with the protesters.
48. The underlined word encroachment from the passage could be replaced with ____. (A) appropriation (B) confiscation (C) invasion (D) volley
49. What does the underlined word them from the passage stand for? (A) main protests (B) sidelines (C) smaller-scale rallies (D) some mothers
50. What is the meaning of the underlined word snap up from the passage could be replaced with ____. (A) energize (B) fortify (C) restore (D) snatch

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