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科目：教師專業碩士◆英文 | 年份：101年 | 選擇題數：30 | 申論題數：0

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____ which year did she go to Rome? (A) On (B) In (C) At (D) With
I’m really thirsty. Do you think we’ll pass a convenience store ____? (A) on the way (B) to the way (C) in the way (D) at the way
____ no circumstances are you to leave the room. (A) From (B) Under (C) On (D) With
A street should ____ traffic-free, so we can walk around shops. (A) make (B) making (C) be made (D) be making
Los Angeles was ____ I stayed in the United States. (A) when (B) what (C) where (D) that
The employer will not be happy ____ the current turmoil has died down. (A) while (B) until (C) which (D) how
The rhododendron, which ornaments so many English gardens, ____ not native to Europe. (A) are (B) been (C) being (D) is
Most tigers are fiercely protective of their ____. (A) territory (B) expansion (C) aspect (D) reality
The negotiations would have continued if either party had figured out a ____. (A) determination (B) resolution (C) foundation (D) construction
The trauma has created a ____ effect on her behavior. (A) profound (B) feasible (C) cosmetic (D) nurturing
Upon graduation, Jessie got a job as a financial ____ with the Bank of America. (A) proponent (B) enforcement (C) analyst (D) hacker
Tired of wearing contacts, the girl decided to have ____ laser eye surgery done. (A) innovative (B) indispensable (C) inherent (D) infectious
Several celebrities have openly ____ this product. (A) bestowed (B) lured (C) varied (D) endorsed
They canned the foods to ____ them. (A) preserve (B) remain (C) reserve (D) acquire
Most residents in the neighborhood ____ the construction of a nuclear power plant. (A) decreased (B) resisted (C) supplied (D) smuggled
16. What did Kim Su-Jung enjoy about America?
(A) Making friends 
(B) Conversations 
(C) Holding hands
(D) Wearing nail polish
17. From the list below, which trend made Kim Su-Jung feel untrendy? 
(A) Wearing make-up 
(B) Boyfriends and girlfriends holding hands
(C) Studying hard
(D) Perming hair
18. Which of the following statements is incorrect about Kim Su-Jung? 
(A) She liked the supermarkets
(B) She didn’t have many friends at school
(C) She was competent at putting on make-up 
(D) She got her ears pierced
19. Ranchers worry that their sheep will _____. (A) be attacked (B) go hungry (C) run away (D) grow to big
20. What happened after a law was passed to protect wild horses? (A) The horses went east (B) No horses were left (C) All the horses were adopted (D) There were too many horses
21. How many horses can be put up for adoption with $1,500? (A) 5 (B) 50 (C) 300 (D) 500
22. What is the best title for the passage? (A) The California Gold Rush: Get Rich Quickly (B) Oil Refining: a Historical Perspective (C) Kerosene Lamps: a Light in the Tunnel (D) Private Property: Trespassers Will Be Prosecuted
23. It can be inferred from the passage that kerosene was preferable to whale oil because whale oil was too _____. (A) hard to get (B) hot (C) thick (D) polluted
24. According to the passage, many people initially thought that E. L. Drake had made a mistake by _____. (A) going on a whaling expedition (B) moving to Pennsylvania (C) searching for oil (D) retiring from his job
25. According to the passage, what is “black gold”? (A) Whale oil (B) Stolen money (C) Gold ore (D) Crude oil
26. Why does the author mention the California gold rush? (A) To explain the need for an increased supply of gold (B) To argue that gold was more valuable than oil (C) To indicate the extent of United States mineral wealth (D) To describe the mood when oil was first discovered
27. The main idea of the passage is to _____. (A) detail how the Dream Pill works on a chemical level in the brain. (B) explain some sleep disorders and how the Dream Pill might offer some relief. (C) discuss the background of certain scientists as they research on sleep disorders. (D) communicate how important it is to get a good night's sleep when working.
28. According to the second paragraph, the side effects of drugs for insomnia _____. (A) will always be a problem as long as insomnia is a problem in our society. (B) include drowsiness during the day and risk of dependence, even addiction. (C) may cause one to fall asleep at any moment of the day. (D) only affect those who have high levels of stress or don't eat a healthy diet.
29. Since one of the benefits of the Dream Pill is low risk of dependence, _____. (A) there is no way for the medicine to offer much relief for those suffering from insomnia or narcolepsy. (B) it is not suitable for people who wish to stop drinking alcohol or taking illegal drugs. (C) this may offer relief to people with insomnia, since they might worry about becoming addicted to traditional sleeping pills. (D) people with sleeping disorders are likely to become addicted to this pill, causing some fear among scientists.
30. What might be an alternate title for this passage? (A) One Pill Treats Two Serious Sleep Disorders (B) Sleep Disorders and Their Causes (C) How to Sleep Well at Night (D) Scientists Work Hard to Stay Awake

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