100年 - 100 原住民族特種考試_三等_各類科：英文#17835

科目：高普考/三四等/高員級◆英文 | 年份：100年 | 選擇題數：15 | 申論題數：0

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所屬科目：高普考/三四等/高員級◆英文

選擇題 (15)

36.Father Johnson is the kindest person I have ever heard of. He made _____ efforts to help the poor during his lifetime. (A)unbearable (B)unceasing (C)undesirable (D)unflattering

37.We sometimes forgot some of the little problems like filling out customs forms, which ___ big nightmares. (A)turned out to be (B)acted as (C)imposed as (D)seemed

38.I didn’t begin to take the subway until my driver’s license was _________ . (A)revoked (B)evoked (C)provoked (D)invoked

39.In developing countries, where three-fourths of the world’s population lives, women＿＿＿＿＿ more than half of the food. (A)induce (B)produce (C)refuse (D)expose

40.David fell off a ladder last night, but he was all right. He is lucky—he ___________ himself badly. (A)could not hurt (B)had been hurt (C)has hurt (D)could have hurt

41.(A)blessings (B)disaster (C)victory (D)happiness

42.(A)preservation (B)precipitation (C)infrastructure (D)industrialization

43.(A)if (B)because (C)when (D)though

44.(A)adjustments (B)altercations (C)announcements (D)alternatives

45.“Good” fires are ecologically crucial, clearing out dead bush and returning nutrients to the soil. (A)Ecologically speaking, fires can never be good considering their destructive power. (B)Fires are important to the environment in the way they help keep good substances from going into the ground. (C)Some fires are good and ecologically essential because they turn the scorched dry trees into nourishment in the earth. (D)It is considered positive to extinguish fires that burn down useless trees and reserve nutrients for valuable ones.

46.Although money, as the saying goes, cannot buy happiness, it sure can help chase the blues away. (A)Although being rich may not make us happy, being poor will definitely make us less happy. (B)Although happiness is not something money can buy, being rich is still what many people wish for.(C)Although being rich may not make us happy, having money certainly can help us not feel so sad. (D)Although money cannot buy true happiness, it is no doubt that the rich are happier than the poor.

47.What is the passage mainly about? (A)A species of marsupial (B)A species of sesame (C)A species of wolf (D)A species of plant

48.According to the passage, what has happened to Tasmanian devils? (A)Environmental pollution (B)Tumor epidemic (C)Wildlife hunting (D)Animal starvation

49.What happened to Rosie, Harry, and Clyde after their mother’s death? (A)Killed by hunters (B)Contracting the disease (C)Reared by humans (D)Being dead from starvation

50.According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true? (A)Wildlife experts have found the causes for the disease. (B)The west coast, isolated by mountain ranges, is disease free. (C)Orphaned devils are in strict quarantine at the Wildlife Park. (D)The mysterious disease is fatal.

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