92年 - 92 中國醫藥大學_學士後中醫學系招生考試試題：英文#137893

1. After the meeting, the two sides came close to _____ a contract. (A) signing (B) sign (C) the signing (D) signing of

2. He has _____ succeed in business. (A) what takes to (B) what takes it to (C) what it takes to (D) what to take it to

3. I remember _____ my briefcase in the room this afternoon. (A) leaving (B) leave to (C) to leave (D) to be leaving

4. “Did you like the guests at our party?” “Yes, I have never seen _____.” (A) so intelligent peoples (B) such intelligent peoples (C) so an intelligent people (D) such intelligent people

5. They were finally able to _____ their differences and become partners again. (A) reconcile (B) retaliate (C) reserve (D) resent

6. For many years, the magnificent Grand Hotel served as the _____ of Taipei. (A) landslide (B) landmark (C) landlord (D) landscape

7. He was _____ about his commitment when she asked him about their relationship. (A) available (B) absurd (C) affluent (D) ambiguous

8. The report will be ready _____. (A) in anytime (B) on anytime (C) in no time (D) on no time

9. This image shows remarkable details of a volcano in one of the _____ of the surface of the Moon. (A) sharpest views ever (B) sharpest ever views (C) views sharpest ever (D) ever sharpest views

10. The artist uses a very _____ design to make up for the lack of color. (A) elaborate (B) eligible (C) eternal (D) edible

11. The machine is very _____ and is not quite ready for the sophisticated job. (A) primitive (B) promising (C) prominent (D) primary

12. “Do you feel a little sick?” “Yes, I _____ ” (A) feel a little (B) do feel (C) do (D) feel a little bit

13. “The new city hall is ugly.” “_____ you like it or not, it’s too late to change it.” (A) Whether (B) Either (C) Unless (D) However

14. “My goal is to learn Japanese.” “That can only _____ through hard work.” (A) achieve (B) be achieved (C) to achieve (D) to be achieved

15. “What do you intend to do this afternoon?” “I expect to go downtown and _____.” (A) shopping (B) to make some shopping (C) do some shopping (D) doing some shopping

16. (A) brims (B) brimmed (C) brim (D) brimming

17. (A) endless (B) ended (C) ending (D) ends

18. (A) to (B) with (C) by (D) on

19. (A) distribute (B) distributed (C) contribute (D) contributing

20. (A) lifestyle (B) styles (C) kind (D) form

21. (A) a previous (B) an early (C) a before (D) an earliest

22. (A) easy (B) pleasant (C) infrequent (D) demanding

23. (A) mistake (B) fall (C) lose (D) solve

24. (A) up (B) on (C) to (D) for

25. (A) do (B) should do (C) doing (D) should have done

26. Harley, despite his injury, finished ahead of Jamieson in the last race. What were the results of the race? (A) Jamieson did better than Harley. (B) Harley did better than Jamieson. (C) Jamieson was hurt in the race. (D) Jamieson and Harley tied for the race.

27. The Director foolishly expects everyone else to work the long hours that he does. Who works long hours? (A) Everyone but the director. (B) Only the fools. (C) Everyone. (D) The director.

28. What he says is clear and is obviously well-prepared, and this, among other things, has earned him the high regard of his colleagues. How do his colleagues feel about him? (A) They don’t understand him. (B) They ignore him. (C) They are jealous of him. (D) They respect him.

29. Some people claim that the poor economy explains homelessness. Professor Jones rejects that explanation: “A lot of people are using the economy as a convenient excuse for doing nothing.” What’s Professor Jones’ opinion about the economy? (A) Professor Jones agrees with the explanation. (B) Professor Jones does not agree that the economy is poor. (C) Professor Jones thinks the explanation is an excuse. (D) Professor Jones believes that a lot of people are making good use of the economy.

30. As anyone who has ever visited Paris will know, the difference between a traveler and a tourist lies not in the place visited but in the way it is visited, not in where you go but how. What is true about this statement? (A) For this author, the terms traveler and tourist have the same meaning. (B) Tourists visit different places than do travelers. (C) Only a tourist would visit Paris. (D) Travelers and tourists go to the same places but, once there, they visit them differently.

31. Who placed the advertisement? (A) A secretarial school (B) The Dubai chief information officer (C) A computer company (D) A hospital

32. What must an applicant submit? (A) An employment history (B) An application fee (C) Personal references (D) Medical records

33. How should an application be submitted? (A) In person (B) By fax (C) By mail (D) By e-mail

34. The word immediate in line 2 is closest in meaning to _____. (A) urgent (B) exceptional (C) optional (D) intensive

35. The word beneficial in line 10 is closest in meaning to _____. (A) essential (B) obligatory (C) fundamental (D) favorable

36. One conclusion reached by Penfield was that _____. (A) the response to the electrode was involuntary (B) electrical stimulation caused loss of consciousness (C) electrical stimulation caused a lasting improvement in memory (D) electrical stimulation can evoke events but not feelings

37. The passage states that events and feelings _____. (A) can be remembered independently of each other under normal conditions (B) are inextricably linked (C) are stored in different places in the brain (D) can be remembered independently of each other only under experimental conditions

38. The original purpose of the brain surgery performed by Penfield was to _____. (A) treat epilepsy (B) treat memory problems (C) test memory functioning in the patients (D) enable patients to speak normally

39. When the electrode was removed, _____. (A) the memory that had been elicited stopped (B) the elicited memory became stronger (C) the patient’s memory problem was cured (D) the patient suffered a complete loss of memory

40. As a result of his experiments, Penfield found that _____. (A) the electrode improved but did not cure epilepsy (B) a surgical approach to memory problems is effective (C) an electrode can force a patient to remember past experiences (D) the electrode had no effect on memory recall

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