100年 - 中國醫藥大學學士後中-英文#24723

科目：學士後中醫◆英文 | 年份：100年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：0

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1. Japan, worried about the growing______ strength of the Chinese Pacific fleet, plans to develop a missile for use against ships trying to bring invasion forces to the archipelago. (A) refundable (B) amphibious (C) inadmissible (D) streamlining (E) deteriorating
2. The last French king was Louis Philippe, who ______ in 1848. (A) feuded (B) demurred (C) impugned (D) abdicated (E) scapegoated
3. When a volcano______  , it throws out a lot of hot melted rock call lava, as well as ash and steam. (A) erupts (B) exposes (C) exceeds (D) explores (E) evacuates
4. Militant workers threatened to______  production with repeated stoppages until the complaints were acted upon.(A) uncoil(B) prevent
(C) paralyze(D) equivocate(E) submit
5. The family of David Consul pleaded for his release by unknown kidnappers because he was in poor health and needed medicine. (A) made a strong threat (B) made a funny statement (C) made a statement of fear (D) made a deeply felt request (E) made a statement of support
6. Our state library will be fabricated from sheet metal. (A) beautified (B) imitated (C) forged (D) inaugurated (E) renovated
7. After winning a national lottery, he squandered it frivolously. (A) invested (B) donated (C) wasted (D) reported (E) dropped
8. The boy scouts were parched after a morning of walking. (A) thirsty (B) weary (C) refreshed (D) fulfilled (E) strived
9. The Great Lakes are a collection of freshwater lakes located in northeastern North America. They were shaped when the glaciers thawed after the last ice age. (A) advanced (B) disappeared (C) exploded (D) melted (E) declined
10. Pines are trees in the genus Pinus in the family Pinaceae. Certain pine trees are deliberately dwarfed for ornamental purposes and are well-loved during the Christmas season. (A) decorative (B) diverse (C) constructive (D) versatile (E) medicinal

II. Grammar and Structure

Part I: Choose the letter of the underlined part that is NOT correct in usage.

11. The Naturalists  were concerned with how rendered artistic or literacy subjects  so as to reproduce natural appearances  or actual events in detail.

(A) were concerned with
(B)how rendered
(C)so as 
 (D)or
(E) in detail
12. Although all the land in the world were  put together, its total area would still be less than the area of  the Pacific Ocean.  
(A)Although all
(B)put together
(C)its 
(D)less than
(E) the 
13. (A)The largest city in the state, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was founded by     William Penn in late 17th century.
(A)The largest
(B)in the state
(C)was founded
(D)by 
(E)in late 17th century
14. The pomp and splendor on display last month in London convinced  millions around    the world  to not only watch the wedding ceremony of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, but also dubbed the extravaganza the “wedding of the century.” 
(A)on display
(B) millions
(C)around
(D) to not only
(E)dubbed
15. That the Moon appears considerably large at the horizon than it does overhead   is merely an optical illusion. 
(A)That the Moon
(B)large
(C)at
(D)does
(E)is
16. Located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW in Washington, D.C., the White House was designed by Irish-born James Hoban and ______ the residence of every U.S. president since John Adams. (A) was (B) has been (C) had been (D) is (E) has being
17. Of Claude Monet’s many great works, his early plantings about life and family are perhaps ______ to the public. (A) the most satisfying ones (B) most satisfying ones (C) more than satisfying ones (D) the more satisfying (E) more satisfied
18. Professor Francis Dwyer was best known for his work in instructional design, but he also excelled as a poet, ______ , and a deer-hunter. (A) as a musician (B) by playing music (C) a musician (D) he played music (E) being a musician
19. Scientists defines the melting point as the temperature______  a solid changes to a liquid. (A) which (B) when (C) which at (D) of (E) at which
20. The job of a demographer is to investigate______  in specific locations. (A) are there many people (B) how many people are there (C) how many people there are (D) there are how many people (E) how people are there
21. (A) as (B) for (C) with (D) to (E) of
22. (A) by no means (B) in addition to (C) adding up (D) except for (E) rather than
23. (A) Be (B) As (C) He was (D) Alike (E) Such as
24. (A) from (B) in (C) with (D) to (E) into
25. (A) confirming (B) confirmed (C) to confirm (D) confirms (E) being confirmed
26. (A) when completing (B) after completing (C) before completing (D) with completing (E) to complete
27. (A) asks (B) was asked (C) had asked (D) has been asking (E) would have asked
28. (A) if (B) so (C) though (D) until (E) as
29. (A) accepted (B) denied (C) approved (D) welcomed (E) renewed
30. (A) divorcing (B) divorced from (C) with a divorce to (D) who divorced (E) being divorced with
31. In the first paragraph, the word “tab” is closest in meaning to______  . (A) deal (B) cost (C) life (D) education (E) assessment
32. In the second paragraph, the phrase “ripping people off” is closest in meaning to______  . (A) affordable for most students (B) too challenging for most students (C) providing students poor training (D) wasting students’ time (E) charging students too much money
33. In the fourth paragraph, the word “their” refers to______  . (A) advocates of higher education (B) college presidents (C) college graduates (D) college students’ parents (E) college students
34. In the fourth paragraph, the phrase “borne out” can be best replaced by ______ . (A) supported (B) analyzed (C) rejected (D) found (E) discussed
35. According to the passage, which of the following statement is NOT true? (A) College graduates generally are more economically advantageous than lesser educated Americans. (B) Most college graduates surveyed agree that their education is useful to them. (C) American public believes students pay too much to go to college. (D) “The Overeducated Americans” is Richard Freeman’s advocacy of the value of higher education. (E) More than half of the presidents surveyed say students study less than the students had 10 years ago.
36. What is the “beast” that the author refers to throughout the passage? (A) an animal (B) males (C) sexual harassment (D) treatment (E) the law
37. What does the word “shield” in Line 4 refer to in the passage? (A) the law (B) the beast (C) the books (D) sexual harassment (E) quid pro quo
38. Which of the following statements is NOT true? (A) Fear and perceived futility of reporting are two reasons that women suffering from harassment considered the law to be failing them. (B) The current law responds quite well to the rights of women. (C) The author uses both violence against women and economic coercion to describe sexual harassment. (D) The author holds a passive viewpoint about the actual effect the law can have on protecting women from being harassed. (E) The author suggests that a more constructive way to end sexual harassment is to treat women equally in the workplace.
39. The word “terminate” in Line 10 is closest in meaning to ______ . (A) exclude (B) decrease (C) delimit (D) come to an end (E) shrink
40. What does the word “it” in Line 12 refer to______  . (A) objects of ego (B) sexual harassment (C) treatment as equals (D) power gratification (E) fear

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