110年 - 110 大學入學考試中心_指定科目考試：英文#100022

1. Due to a budget cut, our company’s annual year-end party, which is usually quite a treat, has to be held at a ______ cost. (A) hostile (B) barren (C) minimal (D) systematic

2. A plot to rob the bank was ______ to the police, and all the people involved in the plan were caught. (A) revealed (B) cancelled (C) declared (D) explored

3. One good way to ______ questions you don’t want to answer in a conversation is to change the topic. (A) whip (B) split (C) litter (D) dodge

4. To apply for a job, you need to have ______ such as skills, education, and experience required by the job. (A) regulations (B) qualifications (C) preventions (D) conventions

5. For years, Lily has been ______ all incoming calls on both her mobile phone and home phone because she hates to be bothered by unknown callers. (A) glittering (B) purifying (C) mimicking (D) filtering

6. Many people felt extremely sad and angry over the ______ news of a stray dog found abused and killed in the park. (A) flexible (B) sorrowful (C) eventual (D) optional

7. Chris never shows up at meetings on time. His excuse for being ______ late is that he wants to avoid small talk at the beginning of the meetings. (A) consistently (B) respectfully (C) indifferently (D) enormously

8. Steve will quit his job next week. His ______ is completely unexpected, especially after his promotion and pay raise two months ago. (A) approval (B) enforcement (C) resignation (D) signature

9. People with an ______ illness should avoid going to public places to keep the diseases from spreading. (A) outrageous (B) infectious (C) ultimate (D) explicit

10. Although electronic devices are very popular nowadays, paper ______ are still most common in major elections around the world. (A) tokens (B) fragments (C) ballots (D) warranties

11. (A) contagious (B) chronic (C) diagnostic (D) tedious

12. (A) Till (B) Unless (C) When (D) Whereas

13. (A) conceals (B) derives (C) shields (D) transforms

14. (A) harder (B) better (C) less (D) further

15. (A) balanced (B) balancing (C) balances (D) to balance

16. (A) size (B) weight (C) location (D) temperature

17. (A) may be (B) would be (C) must have been (D) could have been

18. (A) wear out (B) turn off (C) break through (D) heat up

19. (A) approaches (B) survives (C) confirms (D) targets

20. (A) Indeed (B) Nevertheless (C) For example (D) In short

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31(AB) The series is mostly composed of life-size dolls of women in various roles such as brides and new mothers. (AC) Work on the garden began in 1979, and it was officially opened to the public in May 1998. (AD) Many modern women artists create sculptures that have become iconic pieces of feminist movement. (AE) Through these joyful and powerful images of Nana, the artist sends a positive message to all women. (BC) Her rebelliousness created a series of conflicts with her family, which led to a nervous breakdown at age 23. (BD) Instead, the works focus on the elements of life experience, personality, and self-knowledge that the cards refer to.

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32(AB) The series is mostly composed of life-size dolls of women in various roles such as brides and new mothers. (AC) Work on the garden began in 1979, and it was officially opened to the public in May 1998. (AD) Many modern women artists create sculptures that have become iconic pieces of feminist movement. (AE) Through these joyful and powerful images of Nana, the artist sends a positive message to all women. (BC) Her rebelliousness created a series of conflicts with her family, which led to a nervous breakdown at age 23. (BD) Instead, the works focus on the elements of life experience, personality, and self-knowledge that the cards refer to.

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33(AB) The series is mostly composed of life-size dolls of women in various roles such as brides and new mothers. (AC) Work on the garden began in 1979, and it was officially opened to the public in May 1998. (AD) Many modern women artists create sculptures that have become iconic pieces of feminist movement. (AE) Through these joyful and powerful images of Nana, the artist sends a positive message to all women. (BC) Her rebelliousness created a series of conflicts with her family, which led to a nervous breakdown at age 23. (BD) Instead, the works focus on the elements of life experience, personality, and self-knowledge that the cards refer to.

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34(AB) The series is mostly composed of life-size dolls of women in various roles such as brides and new mothers. (AC) Work on the garden began in 1979, and it was officially opened to the public in May 1998. (AD) Many modern women artists create sculptures that have become iconic pieces of feminist movement. (AE) Through these joyful and powerful images of Nana, the artist sends a positive message to all women. (BC) Her rebelliousness created a series of conflicts with her family, which led to a nervous breakdown at age 23. (BD) Instead, the works focus on the elements of life experience, personality, and self-knowledge that the cards refer to.

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35 (AB) The series is mostly composed of life-size dolls of women in various roles such as brides and new mothers. (AC) Work on the garden began in 1979, and it was officially opened to the public in May 1998. (AD) Many modern women artists create sculptures that have become iconic pieces of feminist movement. (AE) Through these joyful and powerful images of Nana, the artist sends a positive message to all women. (BC) Her rebelliousness created a series of conflicts with her family, which led to a nervous breakdown at age 23. (BD) Instead, the works focus on the elements of life experience, personality, and self-knowledge that the cards refer to.

36. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a reason for building the dam in the beginning? (A) To promote tourism. (B) To support agriculture. (C) To generate electricity. (D) To prevent natural disasters.

37. Which of the following statements is true about Hoover Dam? (A) Its construction lasted for more than a decade. (B) It is strong in functionality, but plain in design. (C) Its site stretches over two states in the United States. (D) It became famous because it led to the discovery of Black Canyon.

38. According to the passage, what did Six Companies, Inc. experience in the process of building the dam? (A) It was defeated by the harsh working conditions. (B) It lost some workers in the construction of the dam. (C) It benefited from prior experience of building dams of similar scale. (D) It gave up the project authorized by the government before the deadline.

39. What contribution did Gordon B. Kaufmann make to Hoover Dam? (A) He improved the outer appearance of the dam. (B) He enhanced the practical functions of the dam. (C) He added aboriginal flavor to the design of the floor. (D) He decorated the walls of the dam with images from nature.

40. According to the passage, where does the word “restaurant” originate from? (A) Famous chefs. (B) Popular soups. (C) Dining halls. (D) Daily menus.

41. What does “taken their toll on kitchen tables” mean in the third paragraph? (A) Deprived people of adequate food for living. (B) Controlled the nutrients in people’s diet. (C) Charged people for using kitchen tables. (D) Paid tribute to chefs working in kitchens.

42. Which of the following is true about commercial diners before the French Revolution? (A) Many fine restaurants were owned by highly skilled chefs. (B) Reputable dining halls were popular in Paris during the 1760s. (C) Public dining halls in the Middle Ages were run-down and dirty. (D) A limited variety of food was served in Parisian restaurants in the 1780s.

43. What was the main reason for Napoleon to promote the development of restaurants? (A) He hoped to improve the life of his citizens. (B) He wanted to help unemployed chefs find new jobs. (C) He feared that reductions in restaurants might hurt the travel business. (D) He believed that the development of restaurants would bring political stability.

44. What makes falcons a unique animal for hunting in Islamic culture? (A) Falcons are relatively easy to train for hunting. (B) Falcons can form a strong bond with their owners quickly. (C) Falcons’ vision is particularly suitable for hunting in deserts. (D) Falcons keep their prey alive before delivering it to falconers.

45. What is the main reason for Arabic people to hunt with falcons today? (A) To supplement their diet. (B) To serve as entertainment and exercise. (C) To worship their national bird. (D) To replace the practice of hunting with dogs.

46. According to the article, what privilege do falcons enjoy in the Arab world? (A) Free air ticket. (B) Passports issued by the King. (C) Meals that are halal. (D) Access to specialized medical care.

47. Which of the following statements is true? (A) Falconers deprive the falcons of food in order to capture them. (B) Falcons are not allowed to see their masters during the training process. (C) The trainers’ names are imprinted on the hoods covering the birds’ heads. (D) Wild falcons with natural hunting skills are most ideal for falconers to catch.

48. Which of the following best states the main idea of the first paragraph? (A) Science and technology have influenced the game of golf. (B) Price, durability, and function determine the quality of golf balls. (C) Accumulated efforts have resulted in changes in how golf balls are made. (D) Golfers who have a sound knowledge of aerodynamics play the game well.

49. Which of the following is true about golf balls? (A) William Taylor added a rubber center to golf balls. (B) The Gutta Percha ball was stuffed with bird feathers. (C) The Featherie was the first golf ball ever used in the game. (D) The Haskell lasted longer and traveled farther than its predecessor.

50. How do dimples on a golf ball affect its performance? (A) They help it travel farther. (B) They keep it in a better shape. (C) They enhance its drag force. (D) They allow it to endure stronger impact.

51. Which ball will give golfers a better shot to get a ball out of a deep sand trap? (A) A ball with deep dimples. (B) A ball made from Gutta trees. (C) A ball with a leather sack. (D) A ball with a smooth outer cover.

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