111年 - 111 中國醫藥大學_學士後中醫學系入學招生考試：英文#107610

1. The pandemic has ____ a global health emergency and brought disaster to humans. (A) triggered (B) pacified (C) administered (D) persuaded

2. A hospital near Taipei has initiated a study to ____ the effectiveness of a third dose of a Covid-19 vaccine. (A) reside (B) explore (C) pamper (D) grieve

3. This movie is touching on ____ that would have been taboo in this country before. (A) symptoms (B) splashes (C) patches (D) themes

4. Heavy snow ____ western Germany and broke records in some areas this weekend, Kenyan News reported. (A) pummeled (B) duplicated (C) contracted (D) deployed

5. The first major military ____ of the virus occurred on a cruise early last year. (A) factor (B) pulse (C) outbreak (D) gourmet

6. In medieval times, when chivalry was prized, the virtue of ____ was often found to be beautifully portrayed in the form of a knight with a sword. (A) fortitude (B) multitude (C) platitude (D) turpitude

7. Unfortunately, students are ____ about the racial prejudice on campus. (A) compressed (B) complacent (C) complimentary (D) complementary

8. Although the ____ situation is usually several hours old, it is very valuable for indicating the general weather patterns the pilot must reckon with. (A) semantic (B) dogmatic (C) synoptic (D) syntactic

9. I stayed beside the attacker, keeping a ____ eye on him in case he decided to try anything. (A) dairy (B) bulky (C) wary (D) progressive

10. I read the New York Times regularly and find the incorrect reports and information rather annoying and ____. (A) retiring (B) potential (C) divine (D) irksome

11. If the science of a body of work is solid, it deserves publication ____ who produced it. (A) regardless of (B) in lieu of (C) in place of (D) in progress of

12. There may be a new roof on this deserted land, but time is certainly not healing all wounds ____ of Hurricane Cabana. (A) in the wake (B) in parallel (C) on a par (D) on behalf

13. When it comes to medical intervention for spinal cord repair, stem cells have taken ____. (A) level crossing (B) tenor clef (C) center stage (D) en route

14. This medical discovery in antibody levels and variant cross-neutralization has made the ____ page of the local newspaper. (A) cautious (B) predictable (C) front (D) transparent

15. “Eat less” means consume less food, which ____ eating smaller portions and avoiding frequent between-meal snacks. (A) scrubs off (B) stands against (C) puts off (D) translates into

16. Janice wrote her first song ____. (A) while she worked a porter in a bookstore in New York. (B) while working as a porter in a bookstore in New York. (C) while worked as a porter in a bookstore in New York. (D) while she was worked as a porter in a bookstore in New York.

17. You have broken the law； ____, you must be punished. (A) amidst (B) since (C) because (D) therefore

18. Can you tell me the reason ____ you did not turn in your assignment on time? (A) how (B) why (C) what (D) who

19. The owner does not allow people ____ in the house. (A) smoke (B) smoked (C) to smoke (D) to smoking

20. I think I am an interesting person and am usually eager to learn, but I just have little idea of what the speaker is talking about. I am totally ____. Can we leave now? (A) bore (B) bored (C) boring (D) to bore

21. (A) compartmentalized (B) revoked (C) stabilized (D) scheduled

22. (A) holistically (B) conspicuously (C) persistently (D) curiously

23. (A) delineate (B) occur (C) collapse (D) allude

24. (A) packs (B) gestures (C) penalties (D) disciplines

25. (A) At (B) Through (C) Off (D) Around

26. (A) In this vein (B) Coincidentally (C) Rather (D) Notwithstanding

27. (A) puts off (B) fires away (C) deals with (D) veers off

28. (A) eccentricity (B) investment (C) bliss (D) experience

29. (A) imparting (B) shining (C) trimming (D) moving

30. (A) informed (B) ridiculed (C) marked (D) distinguished

31. (A) penetrate (B) roast (C) construct (D) sweep

32. (A) tighten (B) prepare (C) detour (D) denote

33. (A) bide (B) acquire (C) compel (D) misplace

34. (A) Practically (B) Regretfully (C) Ironically (D) Surprisingly

35. (A) endured (B) furnished (C) suggested (D) incorporated

36. (A) Since (B) Because (C) Yet (D) When

37. (A) although (B) into (C) backwards (D) during

38. (A) how (B) why (C) whose (D) where

39. (A) loose (B) dignify (C) indent (D) mutate

40. (A) spooky (B) acoustic (C) external (D) prophetic

41. What is the best title for this passage? (A) An Introduction to the Dual-modality Input Theory (B) A Developmental Account of L2 Phonological Development (C) A Review of Two Reading Pedagogical Practices (D) A Linguistic Approach to L2 Motivation Enhancement

42. Which of the following is not true about the repeated reading approach? (A) Learners’ rereading of the same text will not have any impact on their reading interest. (B) Reading a passage several times helps learners get a better understanding of the topic at focus. (C) Repeated reading provides a possible platform for L2 vocabulary learning. (D) VanPatten’s input processing principle is one of the theoretical tenets for repeated reading.

43. The word “stipulate” in Paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to: (A) perpetuate (B) staple (C) specify (D) manipulate

44. Which of the following is not true about the narrow reading approach? (A) It’s also known as the deep reading approach. (B) It is a response to the insufficiency of the repeated reading approach. (C) Readers may find their reading experience more motivating while performing narrow reading. (D) Narrow reading has been unambiguously proven for its pedagogical potency in all cases.

45. Which of the following word best describes the author’s attitude toward the narrow reading approach? (A) cynical (B) obsessive (C) sarcastic (D) hopeful

46. Which of the following statement is true? (A) The view that our noses may play a more important role than our ears and eyes has never been empirically established by any research. (B) All young people would undoubtedly prefer losing access to cellphones over losing their sense of smell. (C) Humans can detect different scents because we have a variety of odor receptors, through which signals of the sensory neurons are transmitted to the base of the forebrain and then to other parts of the brain. (D) We can compare odor molecules to a lock, and (odor) receptors can be referred to as keys that are used to open the lock.

47. The word “intricate” in Paragraph 6 could be best replaced by which of the following? (A) modest (B) complex (C) uniform (D) straightforward

48. According to the passage, the experiment suggests that an average person can identify more than ____ smells. (A) half a million (B) one million (C) several million (D) one trillion

49. What is the best title for this passage? (A) Making Sense of Scents: Smell and the Brain (B) The Controversy over the Role of the Odor Molecule (C) We Are What We Eat (D) A Comparison among Different Senses

50. Which of the following can be added to the end of this passage and serve as a concluding remark? (A) Dogs have about two times as many olfactory receptors, compared to humans. (B) Traditional medicine provides a way to develop our sense of smell. (C) Our senses are operated by our subliminal awareness. (D) It’s time to give our sense of smell the recognition it deserves.

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