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科目：國營事業◆英文 | 年份：101年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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1.After the company’s data records mysteriously went missing overnight, new password protection programs were _________. (A) imitated (B) involved (C) implemented (D) implicated
2. Takoro Gorge tour offers not only a _______ view but also an incredible experience to admire the nature’s work. (A) fundamental (B) regressive (C) spectacular (D) suspicious
3. Whoever is put in the President’s position will have no choice but to _______ the country’s interest over others. (A) sympathize (B) prioritize (C) traumatize (D) synthesize
4. The Taiwanese-American basketball player Jeremy Lin’s _______ rise to NBA superstardom is spotlighted by the media and fans worldwide. (A) catastrophic (B) entrepreneurial (C) provocative (D) meteoric
5. The most _______ segment of the country, with only one-twentieth of the population, controls two-thirds of the country’s wealth. (A) afflicted (B) affluent (C) affiliated (D) affable
6. ______ damages are rewarded in civil action to deter potential defendants for reprehensible behaviors. (A) Complimentary (B) Repugnant (C) Punitive (D) Volatile
7. That the newly-appointed CEO’s maternal grandfather is a direct _______ of the founder again proves that the company is indeed controlled by the family. (A) descendant (B) accomplice (C) plaintiff (D) ancestor
8. Many people consider universities as places with ______ elites, who have trouble understanding what is truly needed in life and at work, and are completely detached from the real world. (A) empathetic (B) distinguished (C) snobbish (D) articulate
9. More and more people choose to use scandals to gain ______, of which I absolutely disapprove. (A) gratitude (B) publicity (C) illustration (D) obedience
10. I ordered a beautiful ceramic vase from a shopping site on the Internet. Unfortunately, it wasn’t shipped properly, so it did not arrive _______. (A) intact (B) crucial (C) feasible (D) eloquent
11. Jeremy Lin’s marvelous performance in the NBA games has aroused a basketball _______ that is currently sweeping Taiwan. (A) melancholy (B) mania (C) phobia (D) patriotism
12. Confined to his laboratory, the scientist was _______ to what was going on in the outside world. (A) faithful (B) oblivious (C) besieged (D) disgusted
13. During the time when slavery still existed in America, racial _______ was a fatal problem in the society. (A) recession (B) attribution (C) consumption (D) discrimination
14. At schools, _______ measures such as fire drills ensure the safety of students in the event of an emergency. (A) crispy (B) spectacular (C) religious (D) precautionary
15. The mug in the shop looked _______ to those that Grandpa stored in the cabinet, so we got one to replace the one we broke. (A) prior (B) inferior (C) identical (D) forward
16. You are _____________ keep a secret without letting it out of the bag.  (A) engaged in (B) devoted to (C) supposed to (D) keeping from
17. The chairman requested that _____________. (A) the members studied the problem more carefully (B) the problem was more carefully studied (C) the problem could be more carefully studied (D) the members study the problem more carefully
18. If the sun _____________ no gravity, the earth would fly towards some distant star. (A) has (B) had (C) will have (D) would have
19. If the documents _____________ with discrepancies, the issuing bank shall indicate the discrepancies on the IB form. (A) will be presented (B) presenting (C) are presented (D) is presenting
20. _____________, the entrepreneur would have built the successful business ten years ago. (A) Only that he can get enough capital (B) If it had not been for the lack of start-up fund (C) But for his start-up fund (D) Should he have enough start-up fund
21. Not until the parents came home _____________ their children have dinner. Their teenage children were too lazy to cook for themselves. (A) did (B) were (C) had been (D) has
22. Consumer prices have been surging _____________ estimated on energy and food costs. (A) as twice much (B) twice as much as (C) as twice as (D) as much twice as
23. No one has the power to _____________ their rights to live. (A) deprive others of (B) be deprived by others of (C) depriving (D) be deprived
24. _____________ the disagreement, the board still reached a final decision to oust the incumbent CEO. (A) Despite (B) With regard to (C) Instead of (D) Although
25. David gave an elaborate excuse for being late, but Jane didn’t know _____________ believe him. (A) why should she (B) what she should (C) if she should (D) whether should she
26. _____________ for his diligence and persistence, the new deputy director is expected to bring up the office morale. (A) To know (B) Knowing (C) By knowing (D) Known
27. _____________ one wait for too long to say something nice to their beloved ones. (A) Not can (B) Either can (C) If not one can (D) Never can
28. James insisted the new baby _____________ after his grandfather. (A) named (B) is named (C) to be named (D) be named
29. In some nations the favorite beverage is coffee, while _____________.  (A) I like tea instead (B) it has caffeine (C) in others it is tea (D) tea has caffeine, too
30. _____________ excellent research on wolves, we know much more today about that species than we did five years ago. (A) Thanks to Dr. Robinson’s (B) Because Dr. Robinson’s (C) As a result of Dr. Robinson has done (D) Despite the fact that Dr. Robinson has done
31. (A) intrude (B) weave (C) incubate (D) evacuate
32. (A) per se (B) de facto (C) status quo (D) et tu
33. (A) contradict (B) counteract (C) enforce (D) enslave
34. (A) competes with (B) refers to (C) argues against (D) complains about
35. (A) apparel (B) apparatus (C) ambiguity (D) ambience
36. (A) criticisms (B) targets (C) estimates (D) discussions
37. (A) despite (B) as for (C) though (D) throughout
38. (A) relative to (B) associated with (C) considerate of (D) counting on
39. (A) had taken (B) were taking (C) had been taking (D) had been taken
40. (A) put forth (B) hold off (C) get over (D) turn out
41. Which of the following is the most appropriate title for the above passage? (A) More Reasons to Never Eat Meat (B) Carnivore vs. Herbivore (C) Eating Meat to Sustain the Environment (D) Opposing to the U.S. Beef Import
42. According to the passage, which of the following statements is TRUE? (A) Eating meat occasionally will increase the risk of dying by 13 percent. (B) Mexico returned American beef because of insufficient copper traces. (C) The U.S. has long established high safeguard standards for beef quality. (D) Meat production is a major culprit for pollution of the environment.
43. The regulations for meat testing in the U.S. are notoriously lax. What does the statement mean? (A) The U.S. has been defamed by other meat exporting countries. (B) The U.S. has a loose control over toxic residues in meat. (C) The U.S. has encouraged meat trading in the free market. (D) The U.S. has urged its people to eat as little meat as possible.
44. Which of the following is NOT a direct consequence from meat consumption? (A) Higher risk of heart disease. (B) Higher risk of cancer and diabetes. (C) More greenhouse gas emissions. (D) More trading conflicts between nations.
45. Which of the following about “pink slime” is NOT correct? (A) Pink slime can be found in approximately two-thirds of ground beef on supermarket shelves. (B) It used to be reserved for making dog food, but now it is also consumed by humans. (C) It is made out of unwanted trimmings to avoid excessive food wasting. (D) Picturing pink slime in meat products can deter people from eating them.
46. Which of the following statements about the Frankfurt Book Fair is NOT true? (A) It brings people from over 100 nations together in one place. (B) It is one of the oldest book fairs in the world. (C) It has always been the most important book fair on the planet. (D) It is one of the biggest gatherings of the year for the publishing industry.
47. What is implied about the Frankfurt Book Fair? (A) It was much more important in the past than it is today. (B) It was at its peak prior to WWII. (C) Attendance has been declining in recent years. (D) All publishing companies would be foolish to miss it.
48. What can be found at the Frankfurt Book Fair besides things related to books? (A) Discussions about music and video games. (B) Contests and games in which corporations compete against each other. (C) Screenings of movies that have yet to be shown worldwide. (D) Displays that have to do with major sports from around the world.
49. What do we know about Iceland at the 2011 book fair? (A) Books from Iceland are banned from the fair. (B) Iceland will have the smallest display at this year’s fair. (C) There will be a special focus on the nation at this year’s fair. (D) This country will not be attending the 2011 book fair.
50. What is the purpose of this passage? (A) To get more people to visit Frankfurt. (B) To introduce the world’s biggest book show. (C) To show the problems with the publishing business. (D) To inspire new ways of doing business in the Information Age.

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