109年 - 109東吳大學_轉學招生考試_英文學系二年級︰英文閱讀#101978

科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文 | 年份：109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

選擇題 (50)

1. Since the start of the coronavirus _________, Asian-Americans have been verbally assaulted. (A) pestilence (B) pandemic (C) plague (D) influenza

2. A research found that the landlords in Boston _______ against black and low-income renters. (A) immune (B) alert (C) caution (D) discriminate

3. The health _____ caused by the virus could worsen with the arrival of the southern winter. (A) emergency (B) controversy (C) accusation (D) demonstration

4. The isolation and _______ measures are necessary for halting the virus. (A) demarcation (B) immunity (C) quarantine (D) puzzlement

5. The epidemic is placing _______ pressure on health care systems. (A) immense (B) cautious (C) industrial (D) defensive

6. In Central America, _______ are blocked in a number of transit countries due to border closures. (A) pharmacists (B) deputies (C) migrants (D) veterans

7. During _______, half the world’s population has been ordered to stay at home. (A) outbreak (B) closedown (C) bounceback (D) lockdown

8. One of the roles for travel agents is helping their clients _____the coronavirus risks while on vacation. (A) evade (B) enhance (C) manipulate (D) fantasize

9. The state government has worked hard to _____ the spread of the coronavirus. (A) propel (B) boycott (C) curb (D) diagnose

10. Weeks of _____ rain in southern China have left millions of people homeless. (A) imperial (B) torrential (C) crystal (D) contagious

11. North Korea has ______ a joint liaison office used for talks between itself and South Korea. (A) conducted (B) maneuvered (C) hallucinated (D) exploded

12. Facebook has long been _______ for not doing enough to combat hate speech. (A) alluded (B) parodied (C) criticized (D) iconized

13. George Floyd’s death sparked protests about police ______ and racial justice. (A) sensitivity (B) brutality (C) humility (D) promiscuity

14. ______ to the technology needed to continue learning while schools are closed is unequal. (A) Access (B) Implement (C) Provision (D) Coherence

15. Many companies have been forced to _______ a healthy and effective remote working culture. (A) dispute (B) hypothesize (C) inherit (D) cultivate

1. (A) die (B) dead (C) living (D) alive

2. (A) conforming to (B) depending on (C) according to (D) defying against

3. (A) involving (B) relating (C) excluding (D) containing

4. (A) murderers (B) transgressors (C) victims (D) abusers

5. (A) with (B) by (C) at (D) for

6. (A) steady (B) steadily (C) to steady (D) steadying

7. (A) to (B) on (C) in (D) with

8. (A) increasing (B) increased (C) decreasing (D) decreased

9. (A) sweep (B) have swept (C) swept (D) had swept

10. (A) resulting (B) resulted (C) causing (D) caused

11. (A) press (B) presses (C) pressed (D) pressing

12. (A) with (B) for (C) in (D) on

13. (A) killing (B) killed (C) surviving (D) survived

14. (A) with whom (B) for whom (C) of whom (D) to whom

15. (A) To cast (B) Casting (C) Casted (D) Having cast

16. (A) riots (B) tasks (C) predicaments (D) subversions

17. (A) which (B) what (C) how (D) whether

18. (A) fretted for (B) tolerating with (C) confined to (D) undermined by

19. (A) competent (B) alternative (C) shifting (D) ambivalent

20. (A) on (B) out of (C) in (D) with

21. (A) knowing (B) to keep away (C) given (D) in terms of

22. (A) try in (B) try out (C) try up (D) try with

23. (A) irritative (B) seductive (C) influential (D) plausible.

24. (A) whether (B) how (C) as if (D) even though

25. (A) nevertheless (B) therefore (C) in contrast (D) subsequently

1. What kind of article could the above essay be? (A) a news story (B) an editorial (C) a book review (D) a featured article

2. What is the attitude of the young German people towards the phrase “the lucky born-late”? (A) indifferent (B) resistant (C) agreeable (D) nostalgic

3. What could young Germans probably feel about the history of World War II? (A) guilty (B) ambivalent (C) passionate (D) numbed

4. From whose point of view is the novel written? (A) the novelist’s (B) Michael’s (C) Hanna’s (D) the reader’s

5. Which of the following descriptions about Michael is not true? (A) He avoids challenges. (B) He is a traitor of love. (C) He loves literary works. (D) He is frank.

6. Which of the following descriptions bout Hanna is not true? (A) She committed homicide. (B) She has a strong sense of guilt. (C) She is falsely accused.(D) She must spend the rest of her life in jail.

7. What does Michael mean when he says, “'I was astonished at how much older literature can actually be read as if it were contemporary.'' (A) Literature changes with time. (B) Older literature is more touching. (C) The effect of old literature never vanishes. (D) Modern literary works impact on the readers.

8. Which of the following statement about literature is not what the author of this essay tries to indicate? (A) Literature is a vehicle for communication. (B) Literature can be more truthful than eyewitness accounts. (C) The healing power of literature is boundless. (D) Reading literature cannot replace relationship.

9. What does the author think about the ending of the novel? (A) weak but romantic (B) persuasive and forceful (C) sudden and unbelievable (D) gloomy and tragic

10. Why does the author think that the novel makes a contribution as a genre? (A) The novel shows a positive view about the reconciliation with a historical trauma. (B) The novelist makes an innovative use of the romantic and fairy-tale model. (C) The novelist experiments on historical writings and testimonies. (D) The novel brings about powerful redemptive effect on history.

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