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1(C).

1. Carrying illegal weapon is a _______ in our nation.
(A) prize
(B) plan
(C) cause
(D) felony
(E) bargain

2(C).

2. Both Mary and I teach at Central Police University, so we are ________.
(A) school mates
(B) colleagues
(C) friends
(D) buddies
(E) brokers

3(C).

3. A kidnapper kidnapped a young girl and threatened to kill her if the ______ was not paid.
(A) random
(B) range
(C) ransom
(D) raise
(E) rescue

4(C).

4. She’s arrested on ________ of killing her husband.
(A) detention
(B) obtaining
(C) crime
(D) suspicion
(E) seizure

5(C).

5. He ________ a crime because he accidentally killed a man during a fight.
(A) reduced
(B) committed
(C) arrested
(D) charged
(E) accused

6(　).

6. Bicycle _______ is free of charge to prevent from stolen in Taiwan.
(A) engraving
(B) pumping
(C) painting
(D) circling
(E) ordering

7(C).

7. The Coast Guard Administration is responsible for the maritime _______ and emergency services.
(A) transplants
(B) seminars
(C) properties
(D) shipments
(E) rescues

8(C).

8. For flight safety, sharp objects and flammable items are _______ on the aircraft.
(A) granted
(B) permitted
(C) allowed
(D) admitted
(E) prohibited

9(C).

9. A _______ is a gift made or promised to a person to persuade him or her to act dishonestly.
(A) bride
(B) breed
(C) brigade
(D) breath
(E) bribe

10(C).

10. Two suspects were caught because their motorcycle’s _______ was captured by a CCTV camera.
(A) registration
(B) zip code
(C) plate number
(D) phone number
(E) driver’s license

11(C).

11. While ______ the neighborhood, Officer Lin saw two men peeping through a store’s window.
(A) forcing
(B) patrolling
(C) applying
(D) following
(E) towing

12(C).

12. Criminal Investigation Bureau _______ the entire shipment because of the illegal articles.
(A) seized
(B) frisked
(C) trafficked
(D) violated
(E) welcomed

13(C).

13. Officer Lin ______ John about his wife’s whereabouts.
(A) proved
(B) prosecuted
(C) fined
(D) punished
(E) interrogated

14(C).

14. Because Taiwan is located in the sub-tropical climate area, there are many ______ in the summer and early fall.
(A) snowstorms
(B) tsunamis
(C) earthquakes
(D) typhoons
(E) tornadoes

15(C).

15. With the outbreak of H7N9, how to control this easily spreading disease has become a major _____ in mainland China.
(A) destruction
(B) bargain
(C) concern
(D) assistance
(E) attack

16(C).

16. Police: Please roll down your window and show me your driver’s license. Driver: _______________.
(A) Here you go
(B) Here I am
(C) Here we are
(D) Here is it
(E) There is here

17(C).

17. Officer: Please step out of the car for a ________ test. I think you are driving __________. Driver: But I only drink a can of beer.
(A) blowing / while intoxicated
(B) breath / under intoxicated
(C) breathtaking / while influenced
(D) breathalyzer / under the influence of alcohol
(E) blew / under drunk

18(C).

18. Mr. Smith: Where can I apply for a visa extension? Duty officer: You can apply for it at the ___________.
(A) National Police Agency
(B) Criminal Investigation Bureau
(C) National Immigration Agency
(D) National Security Bureau
(E) Aviation Police Office

19(C).

19. Mrs. Jefferson: Can you tell me how to get to Taipei World Trade Center? Officer Lin: _______________.
(A) It’s about 15 minutes on foot
(B) There are a lot of restaurants around
(C) You can visit Taipei 101 on the way there
(D) I will call a taxi for you
(E) Walk down the road and it’s on your left

20(C).

20. Henry: Why was John arrested for burglary? Paul: __________________.
(A) Because he beat his wife everyday
(B) Because he attacked a pedestrian
(C) Because he hit his son and took his money
(D) Because he broke into his neighbor’s house
(E) Because he assaulted a police officer

21(　).

A Spanish bullfighter was __(21)__ in Peru, and his father wants to know why his son’s body was returned to Spain with several organs __(22)__. The bullfighter’s father will travel to Peru and will not rest __(23)__ justice is served. The body of his 22-year-old son was __(24)__ in July on a beach near Lima a week after he went missing. The young man was __(25)__ to death with a blunt object. Four people, three policemen __(26)__, confessed to the crime. They said they wanted to steal the $1,200 the young man had been paid after a bullfighting __(27)__. A(n) __(28)__ was conducted in Peru, and the young man’s body was sent to his family in Spain three days later. A second examination in the Spanish capital showed that he was missing several organs. Even today, the mystery still remains __(29)__. (excerpted from GEPT Cloze Test by Jolihi Press, 2004)

【題組】21.
(A) murder
(B) murdered
(C) murdering
(D) to murder
(E) to be murder

22(C).

【題組】22.
(A) missing
(B) miss
(C) misses
(D) missed
(E) to miss

23(C).

【題組】23.
(A) until
(B) ahead
(C) behind
(D) because
(E) during

24(C).

【題組】24.
(A) find
(B) to find
(C) finded
(D) found
(E) finding

25(　).

【題組】25.
(A) beat
(B) beating
(C) beaten
(D) beated
(E) to beat

26(C).

【題組】26.
(A) include
(B) including
(C) to include
(D) included
(E) inclusive

27(C).

【題組】27.
(A) contest
(B) test
(C) examination
(D) protest
(E) promotion

28(　).

【題組】28.
(A) surgery
(B) autopsy
(C) organ
(D) orchestra
(E) answer

29(C).

【題組】29.
(A) undeveloped
(B) unveiled
(C) understood
(D) unemployed
(E) unsolved

30(C).

【題組】30. What’s the closest meaning to the word “blunt” in the second paragraph?
(A) sharp
(B) bright
(C) rough
(D) soft
(E) dull

31(C).

When society is in great disorder, harsh laws and stern measures must be used to restore order. In __(31)__ of the recent surge of crime in our society, it is necessary to revise the law to allow police and the legislature to deal sternly __(32)__ the lawless. Without the use of harsh action, criminals would absolutely not be __(33)__. We are of course aware that rigorous laws are __(34)__ a deterrent. If crime is to be substantially __(35)__, it is essential to improve public morality through education. But this approach takes a long time to produce results. Unfortunately, crime is multiplying __(36)__ in Taiwan, and drastic measures must be __(37)__ to check its growth. It is urgent that police __(38)__ given greater powers and that the court mete out stiff penalties for lawbreakers. (excerpted from GEPT Cloze Test by Jolihi Press, 2004)
【題組】31.
(A) regard
(B) view
(C) return
(D) matter
(E) judge

32(C).

【題組】32.
(A) for
(B) of
(C) with
(D) at
(E) to

33(C).

【題組】33.
(A) doubted
(B) persuaded
(C) deterred
(D) hated
(E) motivated

34(C).

【題組】34.
(A) at best
(B) at last
(C) at first
(D) at length
(E) in detail

35(C).

【題組】35.
(A) shocking
(B) increased
(C) decreased
(D) not changed
(E) attempted

36(C).

【題組】36.
(A) usually
(B) neutrally
(C) mutually
(D) happily
(E) quickly

37(C).

【題組】37.
(A) adapted
(B) accustomed
(C) taken
(D) decided
(E) searched

38(C).

【題組】38.
(A) is
(B) are
(C) have
(D) be
(E) has

39(C).

【題組】39. What’s NOT an example of lawbreaker?
(A) hijacker
(B) murderer
(C) burglar
(D) pickpocket
(E) eyewitness

40(C).

【題組】40. What’s an example when society is in great disorder?
(A) less criminals on the streets
(B) crime rate increases
(C) crime rate improves
(D) crime rate doesn’t change
(E) public morality rises

41(C).

四、閱讀測驗：請根據題意，選擇一個最適當的答案 ( 20分) I. It isn’t always easy for pedestrians to get around in a large city. A bustling city has many dangers that you should be aware of at all times. One of the many hazards people must face in Taipei is that of motorcyclists driving on the sidewalks. Taipei is often crowded during rush hours. Traffic can be horrible. Not only are the streets dangerous, but the sidewalks are unsafe as well. It is almost impossible to walk without having a motorcycle roar up behind you. Some of the motorcyclists are searching for a parking space. Others are trying to avoid traffic on the streets. Either way, they can be a real headache for people who are walking. Since motorcycles have to park on the sidewalks, there is no easy answer to this problem. One choice is to make separate areas for motorcycle parking. Another is to build special bridges above the sidewalks just for people. Right now, perhaps the best solution may be to make to motorcyclists get off their motorcycles when they are on the sidewalks. This way, everyone on the sidewalks will be on the same level. (excerpted from GEPT Reading Comprehension by Jolihi Press, 2004)
【題組】41. The article deals with _________________.
(A) pedestrians were injured by cars
(B) a problem faced by pedestrians in Taipei
(C) rush hour traffic in a growing city
(D) the joys of motorcycle riding
(E) the difficulties of finding a parking space in Taipei

42(C).

【題組】42. The author believes that _________________.
(A) everyone shouldn’t buy a car
(B) motorcyclist shouldn’t ride on the sidewalks
(C) pedestrians easily get injured
(D) cars should be allowed to park on the sidewalks
(E) people shouldn’t walk in Taipei

43(C).

【題組】43. What two solution options were mentioned in the above article?
(A) Bridges and parking spaces.
(B) Closing the sidewalks and fining pedestrians.
(C) Special hours for motorcycles and pedestrians.
(D) Traffic tickets and extra police.
(E) More cars and garages.

44(C).

【題組】44. What is the easiest solution to this problem?
(A) Having people walk on special bridges.
(B) Having people drive more carefully.
(C) Making people get off their motorcycle.
(D) Telling motorcyclists to drive slower.
(E) Making people drive on the road more often.

45(C).

【題組】45. What’s the closest meaning to the word “bustling” in the first paragraph?
(A) central
(B) slow
(C) empty
(D) busy
(E) dead

46(C).

【題組】46. Which statement is true?
(A) You should stay alert while walking on the sidewalks.
(B) To avoid traffic, people drive the cars on the sidewalks.
(C) Building a special bridge for motorcycle can be a solution to the problem.
(D) Pedestrians can get in and out of the big city easily.
(E) It’s safe to walk on the streets during rush hour.

47(C).

II. A new form of identification relies on DNA, which carries the genetic information of each person. Everyone’s DNA is different except for identical twins. DNA profiling or typing is sometimes called DNA fingerprinting because it allows police to identify an individual in the same way as fingerprints do. DNA can be extracted from any body fluid or from fragments of a body. Forensic scientists do not look at the whole of a person’s DNA sequence, but rather a sub-set of a DNA profile. DNA profiles are a very powerful means of determining whether two or more samples may or may not have come from the same person. If DNA profiles do not match, they came from different people. However, if they do match, there is still a very slight chance that they may have come from different people. DNA is the same in every cell of the body, and stays the same throughout life. As such, DNA profiles taken at different times and places can be compared in order to determine whether or not they come from the same person. (excerpted from Professional Police English by Central Police University Press, 2011)
【題組】47. The article is about _____________.
(A) what DNA is
(B) how to make DNA
(C) where to store DNA
(D) why fights DNA in the lab
(E) when to extract DNA

48(C).

【題組】48. What’s closest meaning to the word “means” in the second paragraph?
(A) direction
(B) construction
(C) method
(D) threat
(E) area

49(C).

【題組】49. What’s NOT an example of extracting DNA from body fluid?
(A) blood
(B) flesh
(C) saliva
(D) sweat
(E) nasal mucus

50(C).

【題組】50. Which statement is true?
(A) DNA typing is different from fingerprinting.
(B) Forensic scientists have to look at the whole set of a person’s DNA sequence.
(C) DNA is the same in every cell of the body, but doesn’t stay the same throughout life.
(D) Everyone’s DNA is different except for identical twins.
(E) One person’s DNA can only be taken at a specific time.