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科目：學士後中醫◆英文 | 年份：99年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：1

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Part I. Vocabulary Decide which ONE is closest in meaning to the underlined word, and choose the word or group of words that best completes the sentence.

1. The team stunned its opponent 1-0 on Friday in a pulsating World Cup tie marked by a cluster of yellow cards, a player’s sending off and another player’s missing a second-half penalty kick. (A) qualified (B) postponed (C) animated (D) steady (E) famous

2. The area affected by the eruption of Iceland Volcano is sparsely populated, but the knock-on effects have been considerable. (A) densely (B) scantily (C) proportionally (D) frequently (E) unequally

3. Last August, a typhoon pummeled the island, causing thousands of people to evacuate from their homes. (A) pacified (B) battered (C) gilded (D) bifurcated (E) pleaded

4. In response to customers’ complaints, Facebook’s recent amendment of its privacy policy was considered to be false contrition. (A) remorse (B) intrusion (C) control (D) alarm (E) profit

5. The indigenous plant was proved to be innocuous even for the newly arriving settlers. (A) harmful (B) worthless (C) valuable (D) harmless (E) invisible

6. Many youngsters are voracious readers of comic books. (A) greedy (B) profane (C) vulnerable (D) wary (E) rural

7. The manager succinctly described our mission. (A) submissively (B) meticulously (C) exuberantly (D) tersely (E) multitudinously

8. Even though suspicion fell on his associates, Edward’s integrity remained unquestioned. (A) advocate (B) prologue (C) uprightness (D) metastasis (E) ordeal

9. Tabloid newspapers offer their readers lurid accounts of violent crimes and tragedies. (A) gruesome (B) tepid (C) prudish (D) remedial (E) sluggish

10. Huge subterranean holes now gape beneath cities in northern China as aquifers are depleted. (A) concede (B) open (C) adopt (D) solve (E) destine

11. We saved a whole week of our trip to _____ the sights of Paris. (A) wear out (B) leave up to (C) fall behind (D) soak in (E) see off

12. The teacher _____ the major points that would be tested on the final exam. (A) touched on (B) came between (C) turned off (D) missed the boat (E) put on weight

13. His opinions _____ the cooperative framework between the two institutions have been misunderstood. (A) regarding to (B) with regard (C) as regarding (D) regard (E) as regards

14. overwork and unbalanced diet, the man became suddenly ill. (A) As long as (B) Lest that (C) Whereupon (D) What with (E) Instead Part II. Error Identification Choose the letter of the underlined part that is NOT correct in usage.

15. The branch of chemistry who studies and finds ways to use raw materials from farm products to make industrial products is called chemurgy. (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) .

16. Americans spend lots of money on food, but then spend much more on exercise and diet programs that help them removed their extra pounds.(A) (B) (C) (D) (E)

17. Viewing YouTube or other video clips on the iPhone’s big screen, which automatically rotating to widescreen “landscape” format, is a pleasure. (A) (B) (C) (D) (E)

18. Training to communicate across cultures have long been part of the preparation for executives moving overseas to work. (A)to communicate (B)across (C)have long been (D)executives (E)overseas

19. Since the oil spill accident happened, which was resulted in 11 deaths and an oil leak of up to 19,000 barrels per day, BP shares have fallen nearly 40%, wiping out nearly $70 billion in shareholder value.(A) (B) (C) (D) (E)

20. Through repeated experiments, Robert Koch discovered that anthrax, a disease killed thousands of cattle every year, was caused by certain germs, but how to cure it or how to prevent it was still beyond him.(A) (B) (C)(D) (E)

21. People’s and companies’ decisions to spend or hoard, hire or fire, reflects fickle hopes and fears.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)

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27. (A) that (B) which (C) whose (D) why (E) how

28. (A) has undermined (B) undermined (C) is being undermined (D) undermines (E) to be undermined

29. (A) multitaskers (B) multitasker (C) multitasks (D) multitask (E) multitasking

30. (A) on (B) between (C) with (D) for (E) out

31. The conventional wisdom to deal with the problem of landslides is to build a _____ wall. (A) wooden (B) sandy (C) concrete (D) plastic (E) steel

32. The phrase “prop up” in paragraph 1 means _____. (A) reflect (B) satisfy (C) curtail (D) combine (E) support

33. Which of the following advantages of Geofiber slopes is NOT mentioned? (A) Geofiber slopes are strong. (B) Geofiber slopes are cheap in construction. (C) Geofiber slopes sustain vegetation. (D) Geofiber slopes support wildlife. (E) Geofiber slopes are environmentally-friendly.

34. What does the pronoun “it” in paragraph 2 refer to? (A) water (B) pressure (C) slope (D) wall (E) advantage

35. The best title for this passage is probably _____. (A) An Eco-Friendly Answer to Erosion (B) The Conventional Wisdom of Landslide (C) Vegetation and Wildlife (D) Geofiber and Hong Kong (E) The Beauty of Slopes

36. The words “fluidly and opportunistically” in the first paragraph can be best understood as _____. (A) persistently and stubbornly (B) passively and idealistically (C) sloppily and negligently (D)submissively and reluctantly (E) contingently and circumstantially

37. What do the “parachute kids” in the second paragraph refer to? (A) children with intellectual gifts (B) children with physical disability (C) children sent to a crosscultural environment (D) children having unusual diseases (E) children molested by domestic violence

38. Which of the following statements about the “transnational subjects” is TRUE? (A) The transnational subjects are those who condemn disloyalty and betrayal of their countries of origin. (B) The transnational subjects are political refugees seeking asylum in a foreign country. (C) The transnational subjects refer to those who do not possess professional skills or specialty to move across borders. (D) The transnational subjects tend to bemoan their ambiguous positioning in migration. (E) The transnational subjects are those in search of wealth or fame in the global arena.

39. What can be inferred from the article? (A) “Flexible citizenship” is the aftermath of post-war political confrontations. (B) “Flexible citizenship” appears as a strategy to deal with globalization. (C) “Flexible citizenship” is least desired by those doing business in multinational enterprises. (D) The phenomenon of “flexible citizenship” is one of the oldest practices in ancient Asian communities. (E) The studies of “flexible citizenship” are limited to its political effects.

40. What might be the author’s attitude toward “flexibility and mobility” in the era of globalization? (A) satirical (B) affirmative (C) skeptical (D) pessimistic (E) indecisive

申論題 (1)

Part V. Composition

Based on the following topic, write an essay in 150-200 words.

Topic: Lost and Found