8 At the security check point, ______ can detect luggage that contains dangerous items.
(A) speed gun radar
(B) robot
(C) helicopter
(D) X-ray machine

4 Officer: What is your purpose of this trip to Taiwan, Mr. Carter?  Mr. Carter: (A) Visit my friend. (B) I am fine, thank you. (C) It’s my pleasure. (D) Here you are.

5 Officer: How long will you stay in Taiwan?  Mr. Wang: (A) Two feet long. (B) A couple of weeks. (C) No, not so long as you. (D) Yes, long time no see.

6 Officer: What is your occupation?  Suspect: (A) I am from Taiwan. (B) She is my girl friend. (C) Yes, I do. (D) I am an English teacher at Grand English Tutor Center.

7 Robert: Have you ever been a victim of crime?  Denise: (A) I had my bike stolen once, but that’s about it. (B) You are welcome. (C) Yes, I have killed a dog. (D) How do you do?

9 Sharp objects and flammable items are ______ on the aircraft. (A) exhausted (B) promoted (C) fascinated (D) prohibited

10 After the 911 terrorist attacks in America, the homeland security studies have been ______ . (A) initiated (B) passed (C) failed (D) flattered

11  ______ is the crime of deceiving people in order to gain something such as money or goods. (A) Piracy (B) Murder (C) Larceny (D) Fraud

12 W: I just got off the phone with the travel agent. She needs to know what cities we are going to stop in.M: Well, how about Paris, Rome, Stockholm and Amsterdam?W: Gee, we only have three weeks. Don’t you think that’s a lot to see? How about just Rome,Stockholm andAmsterdam?M: I really want to see Eiffel Tower. Let’s skip Stockholm.W: OK then. I’ll call her right back. We will have to brush up on our French.Q: Which of the four cities are they not going to visit?(A) Paris. (B) Rome.(C) Stockholm. (D) Amsterdam.

13 Officer: Can I see your driver’s license and registration, please?Driver: Certainly. What’s the problem, officer?Officer: According to our speed gun radar, the problem is that you were traveling at a speed of 65 kilometers per hour in a 50 KPH zone.Driver: Are you sure? I’ve heard those guns can be ?(A) inaccurate (B) inconvenient(C) inarticulate (D) inelegant

14 Mike: Where should we go for our trip this year?Wendy: I want to go somewhere far away. Any ideas?Mike: Well, I just want to relax on a beach. How about Mexico, Hawaii or Bali?Wendy: Bali’s not that far away.Mike: OK, then what about Hawaii or Mexico?Wendy: I prefer Hawaii to Mexico.Q: Where does Wendy want to go?(A) She has no opinion. (B) Hawaii.(C) Mexico. (D) Bali.