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1(B).

7 He is deeply _____. He goes to church every week.
(A) religious
(B) polite
(C) scientific
(D) political

2(D).

51 Employee A: How I wish I could work shorter hours and get a higher pay. Employee B: _____. You can’t have the cake and eat it.
(A) In your dreams
(B) You must be hungry
(C) Give it a try
(D) Don’t give up

3(D).

34 Eric: I got full marks on the English test. Jack: _____ Eric: I feel so proud of myself.
(A) Well done!
(B) No wonder!
(C) Cheer up!
(D) How awful!

4(C).

German measles is a highly _____ disease. In order to stop the spread, students who get this disease are asked to stay at home.
(A)provocative
(B)universal
(C)infectious
(D)poisonous

5(D).

9. A police officer is checking the driver’s _________ registration.
(A) auto’s
(B) number
(C) bicycle
(D) cart
(E) vehicle

6(C).

She’s been arrested on ______ of having stolen the money
(A)original
(B)varied
(C)coherent
(D)suspicion

7(C).

5.Tsunami is a kind of natural ____ that can cause great damage to us.
(A) disaster
(B) fruit
(C) food
(D) drug
(E) crime

8(B).

18. Duty Officer: Hello, Officer Shen speaking. May I help you? Foreigner: I’ve lost my wallet and traveler’s checks. I’d like to report a pickpocketing. Duty Officer: _________________________ Your name, please.
(A) Don’t be afraid of. You should have been more careful.
(B) Don’t worry! That’s a piece of cake.
(C) Don’t panic! We will do our best to help you.
(D) That’s not a big deal.
(E) Someone must have picked your pocket.

9(D).

請回答第 41 題至第 45 題：

Many people cannot tell the difference between the lotus and the water lily because the flowers and leaves have a similar appearance and both kinds of flowers grow in quiet ponds or lakes. In some ways, however, these flowers are very different. First of all, lotus flowers usually reach up out of the water, while the water lily rests on the floating leaves. Secondly, the pads or ridged leaves of the lotus flowers are completely rounded while those of the water lily have a split in them from the outer edge to the center. Finally, the lotus flower has the religious significance of purity in Asia while the water lily is mostly associated with feminine beauty and nymphs (water spirits), as in Greek culture. Although they have different characteristics and meanings, both the lotus and the water lily are highly appreciated in various cultures.

【題組】43 According to the paragraph, the lotus flower is mostly known to be
(A) a flower found at weddings.
(B) a religious symbol.
(C) an extinct plant.
(D) a poisonous flower.

10(D).

12. Police: This is a one way street, sir. You have driven the wrong way down a one-way street. Driver: Oh, I’m sorry. I didn’t know that! Police: ______________________________
(A) Will you tell me the truth?
(B) You can say that again. How could you be so reckless?
(C) Didn’t you see any traffic lights?
(D) Didn’t you see the no-entry sign?
(E) How come you did this!

11(D).

37. The phone line is engaged. What does it mean?
(A) We got into an argument.
(B) The phone line is busy.
(C) The phone went to voicemail.
(D) The phone hung up on me.
(E) The phone didn’t go through.

12(A).

38. There was a blackout last night; ________, we had to study by candle light.
(A) nevertheless
(B) therefore
(C) similarly
(D) sincerely
(E) furthermore

13(A).

33 It's hard to believe that this old man could be the____ . He looked too weak to kill a person.
(A) informer
(B) officer
(C) suspect
(D) victim

14(C).

52 Randomized motor patrol ____ lowers crime nor increases the chances of catching suspects.
(A) neither
(B) either
(C) does
(D) must

15(C).

36 Witnessing the entire process of the accident, Mr. Lin was brought to the police station to make a __________.
(A)noise
(B)statement
(C)foundation
(D) promise

16(C).

4. Police announced today that the murder suspect was apprehended at his home. So, the murder suspect has been _________________.
(A) released
(B) arrested
(C) prosecuted
(D) convicted
(E) extradited

17(C).

13. How many people work at your police station?
(A) I love your stationary.
(B) Ten people working on the committee.
(C) No seriously harm at the station.
(D) There are twenty people in the station.
(E) There are five people assigning to the house.

18(A).

18. Dispatcher: This is Officer Raymond, How may I help you. Caller: Sir, my husband got drunk and beat me up. I am scared and I need help. Dispatcher: Okay, where is your emergency? Caller: # 1219 College St. Dispatcher: I have a patrol officer around your location. He is on the way. I need you to stay on the line with me, okay? Caller: Okay. Question: The caller was calling to report an alleged_________________ .
(A) gang violence
(B) spousal rape
(C) sexual abuse
(D) domestic violence
(E) school-bullying

19(D).

31-35
In 2010, a South Korean couple was _31_ the murder of their daughter through neglect. When their daughter was born, she weighed 2.9 kilograms. Three months later, when she _32_, she weighed 2.4 kilograms. The strangest part was that the parents were playing a game for many hours each day in which they raised a _33_ child online. Similarly, 2014, a young South Korean man who spent much of his time in café's Internet was arrested after his two-year-old son starved to death. South Korea has seen exponential growth in computer and Internet use. This has caused many to worry that certain users are _34_ unable to control how much time they spend on the Internet. They fear an epidemic of addiction to video game. South Korea is not _35_: many other developed countries have also experienced huge growth in video games and Internet addiction.
【題組】31.
(A) charged with
(B) changed into
(C) chosen from
(D) checked out

20(C).

20. In Taiwan, there are a lot of cameras which are ______ on the streets.
(A) inventoried
(B) intensified
(C) installed
(D) informed

21(A).

6. The police were_______ of the man's alibi because someone saw him near the crime scene.
(A) melancholy
(B) suspicious
(C) beneficial
(D) magnificent

22(A).

請回答第 33 題至第 36 題：
Harper Lee was born in Monroeville, Alabama, on April 28, 1926. She is an American novelist, best known for her1960 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel To Kill a Mockingbird. To Kill a Mockingbird was published in 1960 and became an instant international bestseller. In its first year, it sold half a million copies and was translated into 10 languages. It won the Pulitzer Prize for Literature in 1961 and was adapted to the screen the following year. Lee was 34 when the book was published, and it remains her first and only novel.
Lee’s story unfolds in Maycomb, Alabama, in the 1930s when Atticus Finch, a lawyer and a single father, is called upon to defend a black man, Tom Robinson, who is accused of raping a poor white girl, Mayella Ewell. The setting and several of the characters are drawn from real life. Finch was the maiden name of Lee’s mother, and the character of Dill was drawn from Capote, Lee’s childhood friend. The trial itself has parallels to the infamous “Scottsboro Trial,” in which the charge was rape. In both cases, the defendants were African-American men and their accusers, white women.
【題組】33 How many novels has Harper Lee written?
(A) One
(B) Two
(C) Three
(D) Four

23(B).

16-20 題閱讀測驗：請根據題意，選擇一個最適當的答案。
Great leaders in every walk of life love to learn. Learning something new keeps them motivated.
Learning brings meaning to adversity, allowing leaders to brush themselves off and to try again with better results. Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani is no different. In fact, during the week of the 911 terrorist attacks, the biography of another great leader–Winston Churchill–was lying on Giuliani’s nightstand. He was learning the traits of leaders who went before him.
He often asked, “How can we do things better?” Violent crime in New York City dropped nearly 70
percent on Giuliani’s watch because he asked that question and demanded answers. He studied and finally embraced a theory of crime reduction called “the broken windows theory.” The theory holds that relatively minor crimes, like vandalism and graffiti, result in a deterioration of neighborhoods and increasingly serious problems. Mayor Giuliani’s idea of preventing smaller crimes, however, was met with skepticism and an “it can’t be done” attitude. Giuliani would not accept it. As a former prosecutor, he applied his analytical skills to conduct his research.
Learning about a new theory and refusing to accept the status quo formed the basis of his crime-fighting efforts. His learning paid off.
【題組】17.According to the broken windows theory, social problems often originate from ________.
(A) windows that are broken
(B) skepticism
(C) terrorist attacks
(D) minor crimes