101年 - 101 四技二專統測_共同科目：英文#8089

科目：四技二專、二技統測◆英文 | 年份：101年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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所屬科目：四技二專、二技統測◆英文

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1. All city council members decided to ____________ a percentage of their income to the poor. (A) rebuild (B) bribe (C) finish (D) donate
2. Due to the hard economic times, we can expect a ____________ in job vacancies. (A) decline (B) capacity (C) sketch (D) balance
3. Mary started her ____________ as a high school teacher as soon as she graduated from college, and is still in love with her job at this moment. (A) vacation (B) motto (C) career (D) homework
4. The patient’s chronic illness has ____________ her so much that she has difficulty walking. (A) weakened (B) strengthened (C) lightened (D) broadened
5. Patrick has just got a next-week ____________ for a comedy movie and he looks very happy right now. (A) attraction (B) audition (C) applicant (D) appendix
6. The manager decided to offer a bargain price to increase sales and discourage ____________. (A) designers (B) roosters (C) competitors (D) scholars
7. A relief team rescued 500 villagers from mudslides caused by the typhoon, but there were still five people who ____________ into thin air and were never seen again. (A) transformed (B) survived (C) explored (D) vanished
8. In August 2011 Steve Jobs wrote, “Unfortunately, that day has come.” Then he knew he could no longer ____________ the expectations of his position as the CEO of the company. (A) cherish (B) fulfill (C) dominate (D) spare
9. The road to the border was closed, and the soldiers were forced to alter their plans. (A) miss (B) keep (C) change (D) recover
10. A computer program will be used to assess the quality of language education. (A) compose (B) evaluate (C) remind (D) offend
11. More than two million birds migrate south to the lake each fall for food. (A) travel (B) progress (C) drop (D) float
12. Driving in stressful conditions, he is suffering from fatigue and wants to go to bed early. (A) belt (B) return (C) handle (D) tiredness
13. The tree in the front yard makes the room dark. We should get it trimmed. (A) fit (B) cut (C) revised (D) marked
14. The chairperson’s late arrival postponed the start of the committee meeting. (A) hurried (B) supported (C) delayed (D) recovered
15. The lawyer’s evidence proved to be false although it looked convincing when first presented. (A) minor (B) excited (C) unlikely (D) believable
16. 
James: Do you know anything about “Lohas”? 
Amy: Well, it stands for people who enjoy “lifestyles of health and sustainability”. 
James: _______________ 
Amy: People from this group prefer to live an environmentally friendly and healthy life. 
(A) Where are they going? (B) When do they go to work? (C) How about those who are not rich? (D) What do they do?
17. 
Student A: Shall I lock the chemistry lab now before I go home? 
Student B: _______________ I’ll check it myself later. 
Student A: Then, you have a nice weekend! 
(A) What a pity! (B) It’s fantastic. (C) Don’t bother. (D) No, I won’t.
18. 
Jack: What are you going to do for this weekend? 
Tom: I am going to the park for a party. 
Jack: A party in the park? _______________ 
Tom: There will be a musical concert featuring Mozart. I love his music. 
(A) Is the park going to be big? (B) It’s a piece of cake, isn’t it? (C) What do you mean? (D) How far is the park from here?
19. 
Jack: Finally, my job is done. 
Tom: What do you think of it? 
Jack: At the first sight, I believe it is terrific. But… 
Tom: _______________
 (A) But the boss is about to take it as a jewel. (B) But the boss thinks it still has a lot to be desired. (C) But the boss likes it very much. (D) But the boss will have no regrets about it.
20. 
Jack: What do you think is the best way to start making friends? 
Tom: I believe that a proper joke can break the ice. 
Jack: Telling a joke? _______________ And I’ll try it later. 
(A) Don’t be silly! (B) It makes sense. (C) I won’t count on it. (D) I can’t stand it any longer.
21. 
Jack: I am looking for a new apartment. 
Tom: My building has some vacancies._______________ 
Jack: Yes. Let me know more details. 
(A) Will you be interested in them? (B) Could you show me around? (C) Where do you go for laundry? (D) Are you saying it is rent-free?
22. 
Interviewer: Do you think yourself a talent, winning all these games? 
Jeremy Lin: No. It’s just incredible. I don’t think anyone, including myself, saw this coming. Interviewer: _______________ 
Jeremy Lin: Basketball’s so fun when you play on a team where people pitch in and work through tough times.
 (A) How do you like the game? (B) Would you like to talk about baseball? (C) How much money do you make? (D) When will you retire?
23. 
Tim: The next slide shows sales over the past six months. Kevin: _______________ 
Tim: Yes, we did. 
Kevin: Any idea what caused this drop in sales?
(A) Gee! We hit quite a slump. (B) Anything I can do to help. (C) Let’s take a break first. (D) That was a good thing.
24. ( On the phone… ) 
Secretary: Mr. Hubbard’s office. How may I help you? 
Client: Yes, I’d like to speak to Mr. James, please? 
Secretary: _______________ 
Client: This is Mrs. Stone from Sandhill. 
(A) Who is calling, please? (B) May I ask what this call is about? (C) How do you find us? (D) Where are you going?
25. 
Customs Officer: May I see your passport and landing card? 
Thomas: _______________ 
Customs Officer: Do you have anything to declare? 
Thomas: Oh, nothing special. 
(A) I don’t need my passport. (B) Sure. Here you are. (C) They’re not real. (D) Be focused.
26. (A) abbreviated (B) lengthened (C) knew (D) became
27. (A) In order to (B) Because of (C) In addition to (D) In case of
28. (A) with (B) from (C) to (D) of
29. (A) excluding (B) having (C) consisting (D) including
30. (A) To visit (B) Visit (C) Visiting (D) Visited
31. (A) manners (B) models (C) masses (D) measurements
32. (A) Without (B) With (C) Like (D) For
33. (A) illustration (B) invasion (C) ignorance (D) interruption
34. (A) improved (B) improving (C) improves (D) improve
35. (A) inferring (B) integrating (C) inhabiting (D) imposing
36. (A) track (B) input (C) route (D) access
37. (A) relieved (B) distressed (C) stressed (D) preserved
38. (A) lend (B) develop (C) expose (D) drop
39. (A) edit (B) owe (C) intend (D) admit
40. (A) put (B) set (C) turn (D) keep
41. Which of the following items is NOT mentioned as the use of straws? (A) An alternative therapy. (B) Fertilizers. (C) Farming tools. (D) Roofing materials. 
42. Which of the following is NOT on the Snugburys’ list of the structures made of straws? (A) A polar bear. (B) A rocket. (C) A locomotive. (D) A meerkat.
43. Why is the polar bear taken as the theme for this year’s structure? (A) It’s cool. (B) It’s in grave danger. (C) It’s of significant value. (D) It’s snow-white.
44. Why does the author offer the suggestion of taking a trip to Snugburys? (A) To do research on a herbal remedy. (B) To enjoy the urban atmosphere. (C) To enhance the business chance. (D) To learn an artistic display of straws.
45. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) Snugburys is a famous ice cream manufacturer in the U.S.A. (B) A charity unit for the kids has offered to promote the straw shows. (C) “Ex-straw-dinary” is used here to express praise and admiration. (D) An average adult male polar bear stands 38 feet tall and weighs in at 9 tons.
46. In which of the following categories can encyclopedias be found? (A) References. (B) Heavy Literature. (C) Journals. (D) Light Literature.
47. Which of the following is considered Heavy Literature? (A) Through the Looking-Glass. (B) A Christmas Carol. (C) Heart of Darkness. (D) Peter Pan.
48. What does the word it in line 11 refer to? (A) Shakespeare. (B) Moby Dick. (C) Paradise Lost. (D) Alice in Wonderland.
49. What is the passage mainly about? (A) How to buy and sell literary works through Gutenberg. (B) The selection and the goal of Project Gutenberg Etexts. (C) Project Gutenberg publishes copyrighted literary works. (D) Project Gutenberg promotes intellectual property rights.
50. About Project Gutenberg, which of the following is mentioned in the passage? (A) The Etexts should cost so little that no one will care how much they are. (B) The Etexts should be so easily used that one can read and search them. (C) Michael Hart was trying to take over the entire publishing industry. (D) Project Gutenberg aims to encourage people to read Etexts from computers.

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