110年 - 110 國立清華大學碩士班考試入學試題_科技法律研究所/甲組:英文#108076

科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文 | 年份：110年 | 選擇題數：40 | 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) Because land is scatce and the population constantly growing, real estate_______ typically_______ over time. (A)boom.... entices(B)values.... jump (C)properties....compromise (D) stocks....falter (E) market....stagnat
2. Infants and toddlers may sometimes have________sleep patterns due to growth spurts and rapid changes in their physical development. (A)benign(B)soothing (C) impartial (D) erratic(E) natutal
3) The maintenance workers handle quite a(n)_______ set of responsibilities-e.g, irrigation repait, plumbing, clectricity, general maintenance, among many others. (A)exaggerated(B)eclectic (C) glorious (D) meaningful(E) envious
4.By vittue of her extensive experience and her______ of practical knowledge, 80-year-old Catherine Stockton was________by her city government as its chief advisor and matriatch. (A)modicum....ushered in(B)wealth....embraced (C) supply.... repudiated (D) deficit....praised (E) power....lambasted
5) Improvements in refrigeration and transportation in the nineteenth century_______the_______of available food for many families in the United States. (A)expanded....dearth(B)accelerate....consumption (C) expanded ....variety (D) lowered....sale (E) created....pool
6) Michael felt that taking vitamin supplements daily would have a(n)_______effect–that is, it would promote health and well-being. (A)interesting(B)original (C) mercurial (D) salubrious (E) exceptional
7) We did not feel that Anna had the personality be a trial lawyer, given her________for_______any kind of confrontation. (A)boldness....refraining from(B)ambition ....creating (C) disregard....protesting (D) ability....analyzing (E) penchant....avoiding
8.Annoyed by the new employee's excessively_________ him that such fawning was inappropriate in the workplace. (A)atgumentative(B)obsequious (C) aggressive (D) lackadaisical (E) emotional
9.Tony was a(n) _________individual, whose mournful eyes always gave the impression that he had recently lost something dear to him. mannet, the supervisor warned (A)lugubrious(B) passionate (C) malevolent(D) amiable (E) emotional
10) He could not understand Sarah's________her constant locking of doors and windows as if to protect herself from some_______ threat. (A)narcissism....global (B) exaggeration....manifest (C) panic.... unencumbered(D) worry. ..candid (E) paranoia....imminent
11) SHOWER: DELUGE:: (A)wise: wisdom(B) ostentation: legibility (C) money: wealth (D) glance: stare (E) strict: kindness
12) EXTORT: OBTAIN:: (A)explain: obfuscate(B) lock: secure (C) pilfer: steal (D) purchase: consume (E) plagiatize: botrow
13) SODDEN: MOIST:: (A)kind: unfriendly (B) harsh: friendly (C) maudlin: sentimental(D) loyal: genuine (E) honest: assertive
14) MAVEN: EXPERTISE:: (A)canvas: artist(B) movie: director (C) book: writer(D) klutz: grace (E) supplicant: humility
15 EQUANIMITY: HARRIED:: (A)moderation: dissolute (B) leniency: generous (C) distinction: notorious(D) erudition: utbane (E) intuition: logical
16 DEVELOPMENT: SPRAWL:: (A)famine: malnutrition(B) zenith : sky (C) city: crime(D) leadership: profit (E) modernity: growth
17) CONTEMPTIBLE: ESTIMABLE:: (A)lucid: clear(B) quiet: plangent (C) pungent: despicable(D) practical: feasible (E) articulate: esoteric
18) SLITHER: SNAKE:: (A)swim: whale(B) elapse: time (C) mountain: tree(D) rotate: fan (E) protest: public
19) EBULLIENT: GLUM:: (A)overt: hidden(B) shadowy: gloomy (C) clear: logic(D) funny: obstinate (E) efficient: cffective
20 GAINFUL: WORTHWHILE: (A)enigmatic: eccentric(B) cogent: incohetent (C) dry: humorous(D) inchoate: unfinished (E) proverbial: pithy
複選題
21. INTRINSIC (A)fundamental(B) indiffetent (C) basic(D) ostentatious (E) peripheral
22) PREPOSTEROUS (A)cogrizant(B) ludictous(C) sensible(D) whimsical(E) ostensible
23) DELETERIQUS (A)detrimental(B) nefarious (C)cheerful(D) beneficial (E) amicable
24) AMELIORATE (A)convalesce(B) aggravate (C) respect(D) ruminate (E) cogitate
25) RECALCITRANT (A)insoluble (B) sober (C) tractable(D) obscure (E) masculine
26 NASCENT (A)sanguine(B) grateful (C) impartial(D) meticulous (E) moribund
27) CAPITULATE (A)decapitate(B) conserve (C) support(D) resist (E) patronize
28) PROCL,IVITY(A)disinclination(B) sectecy (C) flaw (D) effect (E) fame
29) DICHOTOMY (A)discrepancy(B) equivocation (C) monarchy(D) impartiality (E) synthesis
30 RESCIND (A)validate (B) subsume (C) regulate (D) standardize (E) relate
31) IMPERIOUS (A)gullible(B) suspecting(C) imperial(D) overbearing (E) brave
32) CONCILIATE (A)appease(B) prejudice (C) create(D) advise (E) multiply
33) HACKNEYED (A)novel (B) complex (C) dubious(D) abstruse (E) trite
34) PEDESTRIAN (A)flexible(B) ordinary (C) dominating(D)superion (E) docile
35) AVARICE (A)incohetence(B) sorrow (C) simplicity(D) greed (E) benefit
36) MERCURIAL (A)humble(B) erratic (C) ambiguous(D) universal (E) nonchalant
37 ACQUIESCE(A)criticize(B)acquire (C) control(D) reinforce(E)consent
38) TRUCULENT (A)argumentative(B) harmonious (C) innocuous(D) conforming (E)vociferous
39) PANOPLY (A)play(B) gamble (C) puzzle(D) display (E)competition
40) INCESSANT (A)dishonorable(B) nebulous (C) telentless(D) pretentious (E) irrevocable

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