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科目：私醫聯招◆英文 | 年份：112年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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1. Common shareholders are the last to claim assets in cases of______. (A) assimilation (B) insolvency (C) autocracy (D) resurgence
2. Cognitive______ is the psychological state of experiencing conflicting beliefs, attitudes, or behaviors that cause discomfort or stress. (A) discretion(B)dissonance (C) deviation (D) deference
3. This dog survived to an elderly age, but sadly he suffered from______ joint disease and severe infections during his last months. (A)meditative(B)impulsive (C) prospective (D) degenerative
4. Nuclear war, human cloning and mankind on the______ of extinction are the major plot points of this novel. (A) blink (B) plank (C) brink (D) quack
5. The check ______ because the account was empty and the man was charged a fee. (A) bounced (B) rolled (C) slid(D) hopped
6. All of the evidence and documents that ________to the murder case were presented to the jury. (A) detain(B)maintain(C)pertain (D) retain
7. Expressionist artist's talent for capturing emotions in their paintings is________ and evident in every brushstroke without receiving additional training. (A)inherent(B)indifferent(C) inevitable (D) inclusive
8. Unfortunately, this program is not________ with the operating system on my computer. (A) amicable (B) compatible (C) adaptable (D) amenable
9. The specter of ecological________ haunts humans as the oceans gradually lose the capacity to produce the oxygen on which life depends. (A) cessation (B) disaster (C) element (D)homicide
10. Many more people died of infections before the________of COVID-19 vaccine. (A) accord (B) advent (C)access (D) addition
11._______been explained so simply. (A)Never had genetics before (B) Before genetics has never (C) Never before has genetics (D) Has never genetics before
12. The boss urged the staff_______ this splendid opportunity he was offering them. (A) to miss (B) why not miss (C) not to miss (D) would not miss
13.________quiet and passive, the teacher wants us to state our opinions and make suggestions. (A) Neither being nor (B) Never ever being (C) Rather than being (D) Being rather ever
14. I recommended that he_______ the party. The entrance exam was around the corner. (A)not go to (B) did not go to (C) was not going to (D) could not go to
15. With automatic debit, you can pay a_______ amount of money regularly. (A) specifying (B) specified (C) specification (D) specifically
16. In some ways, we know little more about the planets than_______ the ancients who worshipped them. (A) do (B) did (C) would do (D) have done
17. Taste, smell and touch can remain fairly constant well into our seventies and eighties,_______ we don't neglect them. (A) provided that (B) in spite of (C)no matter what (D)owing to
18. _______ all the nerves are severed from the brain, the heart still continues to beat. (A) Even if (B) In spite of (C) Due to (D) Due to the fact that
19. The average Taiwanese moves house_______ . (A) once every ten and a half years (B) ten and half years every once (C) ten and half years once every (D) every once ten and a half years
20. A person's cultural background_______ he or she finds attractive in others. (A) influencing that (B) influence what (C) may influence that (D) may influence what
21. (A) To know(B) Known (C) Knowing (D) Being known
22. (A) by as far as(B) longer than(C) from as early as(D) further than
23. (A) a variety of(B) many variety of (C) much of variety (D) variety of
24. (A) what (B) which(C)whose(D) where
25. (A) which developed the technique of blood vessel anastomosis (B) whose technique of blood vessel anastomosis (C) what technique of blood vessel anastomosis developed (D) who developed the technique of blood vessel anastomosis
26. (A) unconsecrated(B) undereducated(C) unprecedented (D) unsympathetic
27. (A) discomfited(B) disinfected(C) dismantled (D) distorted
28. (A) cackled(B) charged(C) dispelled (D) duped
29. (A) insurgent(B) evanescent(C) prominent(D) truculent
30. (A) foils(B) laities(C) rallies(D) scales
31. (A) fooled(B) hooked(C) looked(D) doomed
32. (A) alienate(B) debilitate(C) emulate (D) manipulate
33. (A) stress(B) stressed(C) stressing(D) to stress
34. (A) which activates dopamine(B) which dopamine activates (C) whose activate dopamine(D) whose dopamine activation
35. (A) addict (B) awake(C) crave (D) notify
36. What is the passage mainly about? (A) To solve the increasing number of drug sales in Singapore. (B)To compare contemporary Singapore's drug policy with the Britain's in 1960s. (C) To discuss the challenges of drug problems in Singapore. (D) To prove the dehumanization of Singapore's drug policy.
37. Which of the following description might be the consequence of zero tolerance policy of Singapore government? (A) The human right group compliments the Singapore government on adopting this policy for being more compassionate to its people. (B) The Singapore government has demonstrated a merciful measure to those who are the most deprived in the society. (C) A very high percentage of major drug dealers are arrested under this policy. (D) Capital sentences were mostly executed among the poorest drug users in Singapore.
38. Which of the following words can replace adamant in the second paragraph?(A) imminent (B) unshakable (C) disputed(D) insufficient
39. Which of the following words can replace lenient in the second paragraph? (A) not strict (B) not decisive (C) not progressive (D) not oppressive
40. Which of the followings would be the best title for this passage? (A) The Slander of Human Right in Singapore (B) The History of Singapore's Drug Crimes (C) The Death Penalty in Singapore (D) Strict Enforcement on Drugs in Singapore
41. What led to the rise of gold as a universal currency? (A) Its durability and versatility (B) Its attractiveness and rarity (C) Its abundance and brightness (D) Its malleability and weight
42. What marked the onset of a global economy? (A) The rise of the first foreign exchanges (B) Investors financing voyages to the New World (C) The invention of the first universal credit card (D) The emergence of cryptocurrencies
43. According to the passage, what do we know about Bitcoin? (A) It has a physical form. (B) It comes in different shapes. (C) Its value is determined by the metal within it. (D) It isn't issued or controlled by governments.
44. What was the primary reason for the shift to paper currency in the 1700s? (A) Paper was cheaper and more abundant than metal. (B) The inconvenience of transporting and storing large quantities of coins. (C) Paper bills were easier to print and distribute. (D) The rise of banks and formal financial institutions.
45. Which is a primary characteristic of fiat money? (A) It is always made of paper. (B) It is pegged to the value of gold or silver. (C) It cannot be used in international transactions. (D) Its value is essentially determined by a government.
46. What is the main idea of the article? (A) Introduction to personalized medicine. (B) Personalized medicine began in the 1700s and still exists today. (C) Personalized medicine is confusing for many doctors and patients. (D) Personalized medicine has been widely applied to the veterinary science.
47. How does personalized medicine work? (A) It accelerates cellular responses to genetically-related diseases. (B) It makes more medicines available for doctors. (C) It helps to find the best treatments for individuals. (D) It validates the evolution of inherited traits.
48. The Human Genome Project was a study that aimed to_________. (A) create human genes for modification (B) map all the genes within the human body (C) compare genes throughout history (D) use human genes to create medicine
49. Which of the following words has the closest meaning to the word gauge in the article? (A) alter (B) judge (C) evoke (D) dictate
50. How is the information from personalized gene mapping utilized? (A) To predict and prevent potential health issues. (B) To explore the human genome. (C) To prove the reliability of personalized medicine. (D) To reduce the cost of healthcare.

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