所屬科目:研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文
1. It is impolite to _____________________ people when they are talking. You should let them finish speaking. (A) interrupt (B) compliment (C) involve (D) construct
2. The teacher gave the student ________ and told him that he spoke English very well. (A) a compliment (B) a solution (C) an advantage (D) complaint
3. It’s important to maintain ________ to show your interest in a conversation. (A) advice (B) eye contact (C) quiet (D) body language
4. Spanish wasn’t a required course, so I took it as ______. (A) a study technique (B) a strategy (C) an elective (D) a secret
5. My father was _______ because my sister used his car without asking. (A) glad (B) delighted (C) proud (D) furious
6. Native English speakers have a lot of different _______. Can you hear the differences? (A) gestures (B) accents (C) body languages (D) regions
7. Jane got good grades in high school, so she was always _______. (A) in detention (B) on the honor roll (C) punished (D) in probation
8. The saying “Money can’t buy happiness” expresses my ____________ toward money. (A) altitude (B) analysis (C) appetite (D) attitude
9. If I won the lottery, I’d _____ a lot of money in the stock market to make more money! (A) address (B) profit (C) survey (D) invest
10. Emily always believes good things will happen. She’s very ____. (A) optimistic (B) flexible (C) enthusiastic (D) outgoing
11. Several train passengers received serious __________ in the crash. (A) apprentices (B) remittances (C) injuries (D) rewards
12. The next item on the ____________is publicity budget. (A) stack (B) shelf (C) agenda (D) ledger
13. There are serious penalties for failure to ____________the regulations. (A) demand upon (B) omit (C) comply with (D) neglect
14. His hand was ____________ with sweat. (A) slippery (B) versatile (C) hushed (D) salient
15. ____________is the things needed for writing, such as paper, pens, pencils, and envelopes (A) Storage (B) Backorder (C) Reception (D) Stationery
16. A ____________is a short, thin piece of wire used to fasten sheets of paper together. (A) wedge (B) memo (C) cartridge (D) staple
17. The book I wanted was on the top ____________. (A) board (B) stage (C) shelf (D) booth
18. A ____________would be really useful when I'm working on the train. (A) cubicle (B) countertop (C) facsimile (D) laptop
19. We were ____________ from one bus into another. (A) lingered (B) held (C) transferred (D) suspended
20. He had enough money to pay off his outstanding _____. (A) debts (B) assets (C) capital (D) transactions
21. This group interview is too unorganized. Let’s take turns _____ the questions. (A) ask (B) asking (C) to ask (D) asked
22. She’s not sure about the customs here. I told her that it is normal _____ a visitor something to eat and drink. (A) offered (B) offering (C) offer (D) to offer
23. After I’d already finished making my cookies, I noticed that the recipe said that in order to make the cookies crispy, you need _____ butter. (A) a few (B) lots of (C) many (D) any
24. A/An _____ agreement must be reached for this plan to go ahead. (A) cumbersome (B) decorated (C) illegitimate (D) unanimous
25. He’s new here and didn’t know that you have to stand up and shake hands _____ the visitors. (A) with (B) off (C) to (D) of
26. What is the writer’s main purpose? (A) To get his money back (B) To receive a new vase before Christmas (C) To complain about poor mailing service (D) To suggest how the order process can be improved
27. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the underlined word “crushed”? (A) lift (B) turn (C) open (D) press
28. When did the writer write this message? (A) October 15th (B) November 20th (C) After November 20th (D) Between October 15th and November 20th
29. What is the tone of this letter? (A) Tough (B) Encouraging (C) Sad (D) Happy
30. What is a good title for this passage? (A) True love is eternal (B) How to become a rich girl (C) Money isn’t everything (D) A hot TV drama in Taiwan
31. How does Mai Qiusui feel after she becomes the rich heiress? (A) excited (B) friendless (C) angry (D) surprised
32. What is the attitude of Nan Fengjin toward Mai Qiusui? (A) He despises her. (B) He admires her. (C) He envies her. (D) He loves her.
33. According to the passage, which of the following is true? (A) Mai Qiusui likes the life of being a rich girl. (B) Mai Qiusui lives with her grandfather since childhood. (C) Mai Qiusui falls in love with Nan Fengjin. (D) Mai Qiusui behaves quite well at school.
34. What have we learned about tipis? (A) No one uses tipis anymore nowadays. (B) People only live in tipis during cold winters. (C) Tipis are nailed to the ground permanently and therefore immobile. (D) It is possible to boil a pot of soup inside a tipi.
35. What are the advantages of tipis mentioned in this passage? (A) Tipis are quite light and cheap. (B) The tipi has a living capacity of more than 10 people. (C) A good tipi can protect people from heavy rains and strong winds. (D) People can use the same tipi for hundreds of years.
36. In which country’s museum can you find an old tipi used a long time ago? (A) U.S.A. (B) France (C) Japan (D) South Africa
37. Why do people paint their tipis white in the summer? (A) Because it a sign to tell others that they are moving soon. (B) Because white colors reflects the sunlight. (C) Because people like to decorate their tipis. (D) Because tipis need to be repaired every summer.
38. Which of the following is the correct cruise for a slave trading ship? (A) America → Europe → Africa → America (B) Africa → Europe → America → Africa (C) Europe → Africa → America → Europe (D) Africa → America → Africa → Europe
39. Around when did slave trading start in Britain and the United States? (A) 1565 (B) 1665 (C) 1765 (D) 1865
40. According to this passage, who spoke a highly distinctive form of English, developed in the islands of the West Indies and the southern part of the mainland? (A) The slaves (B) The owner of the ships (C) The Europeans (D) The Africans
41. What can NOT be inferred from this passage? (A) There was a massive slave need during seventeenth and nineteenth centuries. (B) The salves can speak a variety of English in order to communicate with their owners. (C) There are a lot of descendants of black slaves in Britain and the United States now. (D) The slave trade happens once a month and it cannot be done by paying bills.
42. For how long will be the Rubber Duck stays in Hong Kong? (A) Around one week (B) Around one month (C) Around two weeks (D) Around two months
43. What is the original main purpose for the yellow rubber duck? (A) As a desk decoration (B) As a birthday gift (C) As a bath toy (D) As a travel souvenir
44. What does the word “it” underlined refer to? (A) The Rubber Duck (B) Hong Kong (C) The Ocean Terminal (D) Florentijn Hofman’s first trip
45. Which of the following is true according to this passage? (A) The Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman comes after the arrival of the Rubber Duck. (B) The Rubber Duck is not welcomed by the Hong Kong local media and people. (C) Hong Kong is the third city that the Rubber Duck has visited. (D) People who work in the office with sea views never stop working.
46. In this research, what affects people’s judgment about the flavor of food? (A) The tableware that we use for dining (B) The location where we eat (C) The people who you eat with (D) The drink that you have with your meals
47. What kind of the following spoons makes food taste sweeter? (A) Big and white (B) Big and black (C) Small and white (D) Small and black
48. According to this research, what size of plates should be used for people who are on a diet? (A) It does not matter (B) Big ones (C) Medium ones (D) Small ones
49. Which of the following descriptions is NOT true? (A) People make judgments about food before eating. (B) Cheese on a fork tastes saltier than the one on a knife. (C) The results reported in this passage are supported by real experiments. (D) Restaurants can improve customers’ eating experience based on the research results.
50. What is a good title for this passage? (A) How to choose cutlery (B) The Importance of Food (C) What to eat tonight (D) “Eat” with your brain