所屬科目:研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文
1. _______ you plan to have a wholesome vacation, try to visit Chiayi, which is a charming city. (A) Where (B) If (C) What (D) As
2. When Mary’s mother found that Mary _______ a tree, she did not punish her because of her honesty. (A) fed (B) felt (C) fell (D) felled
3. John ________ to me yesterday because he lost one of the books borrowed from me. (A) contained (B) surrendered (C) apologized (D) denied
4. Mark still attended an important meeting today ______he has had a severe flu. (A) despite the fact that (B) in that (C) thus (D) therefore
5. John was ______ to fifteen years in prison because he smuggled drugs into France. (A) announced (B) accused (C) sentenced (D) charged
6. You can go to the party on condition that you ______ to finish all chores today. (A) prolong (B) prevent (C) promote (D) promise
7. You may give the certificate to anyone ______ meets the criterion. (A) who (B) which (C) of (D) whom
8. I wish I ______ you came to Taipei, or else I would have come to visit you. (A) knew (B) had known (C) have known (D) know
9. John has tried to convince his father to buy a new car, but ______. (A) in advance (B) for good (C) at will (D) in vain
10. We object to buy the house ______ that it is too far away. (A) on the grounds (B) so (C) due to (D) on principle
11. By the time he retires, Joe ______ in the company for twenty years. (A) will have worked (B) works (C) will work (D) has worked
12. If you hardly ______ what you say, your friend will not trust you. (A) set off on (B) correspond to (C) get along with (D) give ear to
13. There are many popular Alien movies, ______ a monster lays an egg inside a human being. (A) what (B) that (C) in which (D) when
14. We have to change the sofa because it ______ too much room. (A) takes off (B) takes in (C) takes up (D) takes out
15. Being an open-minded person can avoid many quarrels that often ______ from trifles. (A) raise (B) arouse (C) arise (D) rise
16. Mark______when he talks, so it is quite difficult to understand what he says. (A) considers (B) slurs (C) gossips (D) surrenders
17. The principal ordered that______. (A) teachers are treated by students with more respect (B) the students treat teachers with more respect (C) respectfully the students treated teachers (D) the students treated teachers with more respect
18. The Great Plains of the US contains thousands of miles of flat land______ grain crops can grow wild in the rich soil. (A) beneath (B) which (C) to which (D) where
19. When men and women typically do different household tasks, we can say they are doing these tasks according to _____. (A) national laws (B) national roles (C) gender roles (D) superior status
20. Urbanization occurs when _____. (A) more and more people move to the large cities (B) fewer people move to the large cities (C) more and more people move to the countryside (D) more and more people die of starvation
21. This passage is mainly about ____. (A) the influence of food contamination (B) business in night markets (C) consumer confidence (D) the inspection of food products
22. Why would business in night markets be hit hard? (A) Clouding agents are used as a food additive in fruit juice. (B) The authorities are trying to carry out the inspection of products. (C) Food products are possibly tainted by DEHP. (D) The certificates will not be issued.
23. We know that DEHP is a kind of ____. (A) food additive (B) clouding agent (C) chemical (D) certificate
24. Based on this passage, what solution is provided to restore consumer confidence? (A) To recall food products. (B) To establish a monitoring scheme for vendors. (C) To issue certificates to all vendors. (D) To inspect the safety of food products in night markets.
25. According to the passage, why does being a food critic seem like a dream job? (A) You get to eat free food. (B) You get to do a lot of traveling. (C) You get to meet lots of people. (D) You get to learn a lot about food.
26. What is true about Mimi Sheraton? (A) She owned a restaurant. (B) She gained weight as a food critic. (C) She disguised herself as a reporter on the job. (D) She never had to travel for work.
27. What do some critics do while visiting restaurants? (A) They try every meal. (B) They ask for special treatment. (C) They only take one bite of the meal. (D) They hide who they are.
28. How do some food critics avoid being seen taking notes? (A) They go outside to take notes. (B) They bring a recorder with them. (C) They take notes under the tablecloth. (D) They remember details but don’t write them down.
29. When is Earth Hour held? (A) The same day as Earth Day. (B) The end of every month. (C) Annually in March. (D) It changes every year.
30. What are people recommended to do during Earth Hour? (A) They should turn off any unnecessary lights. (B) They should pick up garbage in their neighborhoods. (C) They should give speeches on climate change. (D) They should avoid using their cars and motorcycles.
31. Where did Earth Hour begin? (A) America (B) Australia (C) Europe (D) Taiwan
32. How many countries participated in Earth Hour in 2010? (A) Approximately 50 (B) Around 500 (C) Over 100 (D) It is unknown
33. How does the writer feel about horoscopes? (A) The author really does not accept horoscopes at all. (B) The author says they bring too much attention to people. (C) The author thinks horoscopes can sometimes be fun. (D) The author always checks to see what they can tell him.
34. According to the story, some people refuse to . (A) talk to people who say they do not believe in horoscopes. (B) do anything without seeing what their horoscope tells them. (C) believe that Pisces are passionate about making movies. (D) spend their free time with anyone who is not easygoing.
35. Which of the characteristics is NOT discussed? (A) Not listening to other people. (B) Caring too much about money. (C) Always seeking attention. (D) Taking too many risks.
36. What is the most appropriate title for this story? (A) Trying Hard to Meet a Scorpio. (B) Leos: The Most Stubborn of People. (C) Time to Get Serious about Your Personality. (D) Don’t Take Your Horoscope too Far.
37. What is true about Dolly the sheep? (A) She was born in the early months of 1998. (B) Dolly was very ill at the time of her birth. (C) Unfortunately, she died right after birth. (D) She was the first mammal ever cloned.
38. What did Dr. Wilmut say about cloning? (A) People can’t be cloned. (B) Only sheep can be cloned. (C) This is not morally right. (D) It will help save people.
39. Where did Dolly live? (A) On a farm (B) At an institute (C) In a field (D) At Dr. Wilmut’s home
40. How did Dolly die? (A) She refused to eat. (B) She got really old. (C) She was put to sleep. (D) She was hit by a car.