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科目：公職◆英文 | 年份：111年 | 選擇題數：20 | 申論題數：0

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31 To avoid diagnostic errors, breast imaging subspecialists and general radiologists who_________ breast images should adhere to the unique lexicon of the handbook. (A) interpret (B) paralyze (C) excerpt (D) provoke
32 She has been _________with making money because she grew up in poverty. (A) converted (B) obsessed (C) oscillated (D) contrived
33 The judge offered the criminal the_________ of a fine of ten thousand dollars or three months in prison. (A) altercation (B) alternative (C) appreciation (D) appeasement
34 It is fun for me to recruit new people, but letting workers go is the_________ enjoyable part of what I do. (A) least (B) graphically (C) both (D) physically
35 Mountain-climbing is an opportunity to participate in a very individual__________ which pits the climber against nature. (A) competition (B) finance (C) surveillance (D) punctuation
36 The company failed to meet its short-term__________  of expanding into Asia. (A) commission (B) objective (C) liability (D) emigration
37 I was hoping my mother would say something first about my boyfriend. I had seen her expression when she opened the door and__________  him from head to toe, and I could anticipate what criticisms she would have. (A) demonstrated (B) indulged (C) ignored (D) scrutinized
38 Joseph is always__________  by the amazing way those female supermodels move in high heels, swinging and turning their bodies so skillfully and gracefully, on the runway. (A) contaminated (B) designated (C) fascinated (D) terminated
39 Professor Wu is good at__________  the spirits of the students in her Monday morning class with jokes and questions helping them chase away their Monday blues. (A) arousing (B) exploring (C) invading (D) obtaining
40 While the Congress’s investigation report did not conclude that the president had committed bribery, it did not__________  him crimes related to obstruction of justice. (A) abdicate (B) exonerate (C) interrogate (D) obligate
41 (A) built (B) building (C) to be built (D) to have built
42 (A) Besides (B) Despite (C) Instead of (D) Along with
43 (A) categories (B) dwellings (C) segments (D) terminals
44 (A) briefly (B) nearly (C) partly (D) rarely
45 (A) commercial (B) preliminary (C) reflective (D) spontaneous
46 What is most likely the author’s purpose for writing this news report? (A) To urge people to respect the rights and interests of refugees. (B) To reveal the prevalent problem of immigrants. (C) To persuade people into helping solve the hygienic problem of illegal immigrants. (D) To value the financial aids carried out by the human rights groups.
47 What does “condemned” mean in the first paragraph?
(A) encouraged
(B) condoned
(C) criticized
(D) enforced
48 According to the passage, which of the following statements is correct? (A) Those refugees have called for the help of international human rights groups. (B) The news about the cases of death on those detention camps have been released to the world. (C) The Australian government allows the refugees who are asylum-seekers to stay in Melbourne. (D) None of the human rights groups supported the rescuing of those refugees in distress.
49 According to the passage, why did the demonstrators in Australia march across cities to protest against this detention policy? (A) They want to celebrate the implementation of the detention policy. (B) They do not want Australia to become a disgraceful nation. (C) They welcome the arrival of the refugees in their country. (D) They think the detention has been too long and inappropriate.
50 What has the Australian government done to release the tension of the detention centers? (A) They have assisted the human rights groups in deporting refugees back to their own countries. (B) They have attempted to terminate the offshore detention policy. (C) They have sent a number of refugees to third countries as asylum-seekers. (D) They have encouraged those detained refugees to stay in mainland Australia

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