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科目：外國文（英文；包括作文、翻譯與應用文） | 年份：110年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：3

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所屬科目：外國文（英文；包括作文、翻譯與應用文）

選擇題 (40)

1 The challenges created by illegal immigration in the United States are real and complex, and a(n)______ of U.S. immigration law by Congress is long overdue. (A) overhaul (B) commission (C) renovation (D) rehabilitation
2 In most countries, there are no duty-free______ on tobacco or alcohol for travelers aged under 18. That is, they are not allowed to bring these products into the countries. (A) recessions (B) processions (C) concessions (D) possessions
3 As long as malaria persists, challenges in health and human development not only go unresolved, but are______to perpetuate a cycle of disease, poverty, and conflict. (A) exaggerated (B) exempted (C) exemplified (D) exacerbated
4 Young men and women everywhere have to go out into the world and find a partner and a livelihood. It is thus______that people all over the globe are simply confronted with similar life demands and societal expectations. (A) mysterious (B) abhorrent (C) incomprehensible (D) conceivable
5 The kids would be______ if they knew the old one had died, so I have to get a new goldfish as soon as possible. (A) conquered (B) defended (C) overwhelmed (D) suppressed
6 Our racial and cultural differences enhanced our relationship and taught us a great deal about tolerance, ______, and open-mindedness. (A) legislature (B) boycott (C) compromise (D) sanction
7 The late 1980s saw the ______ of new trends in environmentalism and corporate social responsibility, which led to the birth of green marketing. (A) advent (B) conclusion (C) deduction (D) apocalypse
8 Sam came ______ quite successfully after combating with several world renowned top players in the solo games. (A) across (B) off (C) around (D) under
9 Listening to pop music has become the______among teenagers around the world nowadays. (A) neutral (B) norm (C) novice (D) nostalgia
10 The relation between these two sister schools is not ______ . One of the schools show more interest in visiting the other, while the other has no intention of maintaining their partnership. (A) reciprocal (B) recreational (C) redundant (D) respective
11 (A) involves (B) evolves (C) revolves (D) solves
12 (A) whom (B) that (C) which (D) who
13 (A) inprobable (B) informative (C) intrusive (D) instrumental
14 (A) ingenious (B) poisonous (C) spontaneous (D) innocuous
15 (A) comes to (B) departs from (C) arrives at (D) results in
16 (A) are commanded to (B) are inclined to (C) appeal to (D) require to
17 (A) Hence (B) Likewise (C) Otherwise (D) Simultaneously
18 (A) generality (B) incentive (C) invention (D) preference
19 (A) additionally (B) meanwhile (C) thus (D) yet
20 (A) Instead of (B) For the time being (C) No doubt (D) On account of
21 (A) Acquiring (B) Crafting (C) Eliminating (D) Purchasing
22 (A) commitment (B) interaction (C) inclusion (D) communication
23 (A) Accordingly (B) For example (C) However (D) In other words
24 (A) clue (B) word (C) dot (D) light
25 (A) check in (B) draw up (C) look on (D) scout out
26 Which of the following statements is true about the author? (A) He is a pharmacist. (B) He is a medicine inspector. (C) He is specialized in medical research. (D) He is responsible for building the database.
27 Which is the best title for the passage? (A) Giving the Data to the People (B) How to Make the Data Available (C) Importance of Data Preservation (D) Awakening of Pharmaceutical Corporations
28 According to the passage, what happened after more companies made their data available to the public? (A) These companies gained benefits. (B) Lawyers won more lawsuits for them. (C) People learned more about their products. (D) They received more orders from hospitals.
29 According to the passage, who is most likely to be permitted to use the data? (A) A salesman who is promoting the medicine. (B) A student who is writing a thesis on medicine. (C) A lawyer who is fighting a lawsuit for a patient. (D) A company which is marketing a new medicine.
30 According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) When studies of a new drug are published, the related data is also available. (B) Reviews of the Medtronic device of bone production found it related to cancer. (C) Doctors are usually forced to accept what the medicine manufacturers tell them. (D) Companies don’t want to release their data mainly because their medicine has side effects.
31 How can drones benefit us? (A) They make smuggling easy. (B) They keep criminals busy. (C) They make large open events possible. (D) They save lives after a disaster.
32 According to the passage, in which of the following industries are drones NOT yet used? (A) Delivery. (B) Photography. (C) Financial services. (D) Security and defense.
33 What is a potential threat from a drone? (A) It may attack a city hall. (B) It may replace border security jobs. (C) It may disturb radio frequencies. (D) It may crash into a flying eagle.
34 Which of the following is NOT mentioned as one of the anti-drone measures in the passage? (A) A net. (B) A virtual fence. (C) A trained eagle. (D) A rifle gun.
35 In response to the fast developing drone technology mentioned in this passage, what action should a national security officer take? (A) Increase the number of drone manufacturers and buyers. (B) Upgrade the national security and defense system. (C) Ban the development of drone technology. (D) Interview travellers and immigrants thoroughly.
36 How many radio stations are all about astrology in India? (A) 12 (B) 24 (C) 33 (D) 320
37 Lata Banerji watches an astrology channel (A) because she is very worried about getting sick. (B) because she wants to stay in control of her life. (C) because she can’t afford a therapist. (D) because she wants to be a fortune teller.
38 The actress Aishwarya Rai married a tree (A) because she was very eccentric. (B) because she loved nature so much. (C) because she wanted to protect her husband. (D) because her husband had a serious illness.
39 According to the passage, for what do Indians ask astrologers? (A) Food and money. (B) Advice about many things. (C) English lessons. (D) A job certificate.
40 What is Kalidas Sriram’s current job? (A) An astrologer. (B) A flight attendant. (C) An opera singer. (D) A professor.

申論題 (3)

一、請將下列英文翻譯成中文： 
       The task of forensic investigation is perhaps akin to solving a picture puzzle. Initially, there are perhaps hundreds, or even thousands, of seemingly disjointed pieces piled in a heap. When examined individually and carefully, each piece may not provide much useful information. Methodically, the various pieces are sorted and patiently fitted together according to a logical connection. Slowly, an overall picture emerges in your mind. When a significant portion of the puzzle has been solved, it then is easier for you to see where the remaining pieces fit.
二、請將下列中文翻譯成英文： 
      縱火調查可以斷定易燃液體在火災現場的樣態。調查從現場採集 的破碎雜物上可以辨識出汽油、燃油和特殊溶劑。一般而言，調查無 法鑑定出特定的廠牌。調查員對於疑似縱火現場的下列物品必須加以 留意：蠟燭、香菸、火柴盒、汽油彈、融化的化學殘渣或是縱火犯可 能使用的任何一種電子或機械設備。
三、英文短篇寫作：請閱讀以下短文，並依指示寫作。文長必須在三百字以內。 
      Some scholars argue that criminal investigators do not need a high level of investigative skill, mainly because crimes of the future will be solved through scientists who will match DNA collected from crime scenes with DNA profiles of people held in custody whose details are stored on a huge database. This perspective may suggest that investigators will no longer be required to investigate; “science,” rather than investigative skill, will convict suspects. The advantages of this approach are huge: savings on staff and training and potentially a more scientifically and technologically consistent approach to crime investigation.       
      What is your response to the above-mentioned argument in favor of the scientific criminal investigation? Write a 300-word essay in English to elaborate on your response; examples from the criminal investigation in Taiwan are most welcome.