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科目：學士後中醫◆英文 | 年份：102年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：1

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1. Mr. Johnson was _____ as the principal of this school three years ago. (A) appointed (B) transformed (C) installed (D) propagated (E) subdued
2. A _____ friend is always around and renders help in times of trouble. (A) despondent (B) faithful (C) false (D) treacherous (E) legitimate
3. The theatergoers were _____ by the actor’s powerhouse performance as Romeo. (A) retreated (B) prevailed (C) ostracized (D) exhilarated (E) fractured
4. The old man has developed a _____ cough which cannot be cured completely in a short time. (A) chronic (B) productive (C) flexible (D) versatile (E) reversible
5. Argentina is a country of startling _____, both in the varied origins of its people and in the diversity of its landscape. (A) disguises (B) previews (C) contrasts (D) visionaries (E) foregrounds
6. The rising tensions between North Korea and South Korea caused all the embassies and business offices to _____ their personnel. (A) occupy (B) depart (C) swerve (D) repudiate (E) evacuate
7. In the 1950s, scientists and technologists _____ that by now the world would be free from disease, traversed by cars, and fueled by minerals from distant planets. (A) enhanced (B) enrolled (C) enquired (D) entwined (E) envisaged
8. A recent _____ of jellyfish could threaten not only marine biodiversity, but also the health of tourists in beach resorts around the Mediterranean and Black Sea.(A) downgrade(B) magnificence(C) bloom(D) proliferation(E) height
9. Tokyo is notorious for its earthquakes. (A) honorable (B) mirthful (C) colossal (D) infamous (E) gloomy
10. Police officers take an oath to uphold the law and to protect the public. (A) perish (B) disdain (C) maintain (D) violate (E) amplify
11. At the eye of the political storm is the prime minister whose despotic governance is undermining Turkish democracy and stripping away freedoms. (A) republican (B) autocratic (C) suspicious (D) bilateral (E) discrete
12. The etiquette expert was celebrated for her absolutely impeccable manners. (A) flawless (B) culpable (C) impertinent (D) continuous (E) complex
13. Three years ago, the shoe factory was heralded as a symbol of the positive impact that NATO troops and their battles in Afghanistan were having in local economy. (A) boosted (B) imposed (C) performed (D) estimated (E) prefigured
14. The party was once again facing its quadrennial predicament: the candidate sufficiently liberal to win the nomination would be too liberal for the general election. (A) dilation (B) dilemma (C) destruction (D) campaign (E) anticipation
15. It is a mystery why some humans were willing to make difficult explorations which might jeopardize their reputation, fortune, or even life.(A) embark(B) accomplish(C) imperil(D) elicit(E) award
16 (A) becoming infected and then getting sick again (re-infection) (B) where the illness started sooner or later after first contact (C) breathe in or touch these particles (D) after the droplets have dried (E) may be able to live
17 (A) becoming infected and then getting sick again (re-infection) (B) where the illness started sooner or later after first contact (C) breathe in or touch these particles (D) after the droplets have dried (E) may be able to live
18 (A) becoming infected and then getting sick again (re-infection) (B) where the illness started sooner or later after first contact (C) breathe in or touch these particles (D) after the droplets have dried (E) may be able to live
19 (A) becoming infected and then getting sick again (re-infection) (B) where the illness started sooner or later after first contact (C) breathe in or touch these particles (D) after the droplets have dried (E) may be able to live
20 (A) becoming infected and then getting sick again (re-infection) (B) where the illness started sooner or later after first contact (C) breathe in or touch these particles (D) after the droplets have dried (E) may be able to live
21. (A) die (B) died (C) dying (D) to die (E) was dying
22. (A) placed (B) replaced (C) displaced (D) misplaced (E) outplaced
23. (A) showcase (B) sample (C) inspiration (D) scenario (E) precedent
24. (A) Except for (B) Apart from (C) Because of (D) In spite of (E) Along with
25.(A) After all(B) Too often(C) From now on(D) For good(E) All of a sudden
26 (A) These brain structures use a chemical messenger called serotonin. (B) Unfortunately we still do not know the exact cause or causes of OCD. (C) It is an emotion that tells you to respond, react, protect yourself, and do something. (D) Other studies note that genes seem to be only partly responsible for causing the disorder. (E) Studies have shown that genes play a larger role when OCD starts in childhood compared to when it starts in adulthood.
27 (A) These brain structures use a chemical messenger called serotonin. (B) Unfortunately we still do not know the exact cause or causes of OCD. (C) It is an emotion that tells you to respond, react, protect yourself, and do something. (D) Other studies note that genes seem to be only partly responsible for causing the disorder. (E) Studies have shown that genes play a larger role when OCD starts in childhood compared to when it starts in adulthood.
28 (A) These brain structures use a chemical messenger called serotonin. (B) Unfortunately we still do not know the exact cause or causes of OCD. (C) It is an emotion that tells you to respond, react, protect yourself, and do something. (D) Other studies note that genes seem to be only partly responsible for causing the disorder. (E) Studies have shown that genes play a larger role when OCD starts in childhood compared to when it starts in adulthood.
29 (A) These brain structures use a chemical messenger called serotonin. (B) Unfortunately we still do not know the exact cause or causes of OCD. (C) It is an emotion that tells you to respond, react, protect yourself, and do something. (D) Other studies note that genes seem to be only partly responsible for causing the disorder. (E) Studies have shown that genes play a larger role when OCD starts in childhood compared to when it starts in adulthood.
30 (A) These brain structures use a chemical messenger called serotonin. (B) Unfortunately we still do not know the exact cause or causes of OCD. (C) It is an emotion that tells you to respond, react, protect yourself, and do something. (D) Other studies note that genes seem to be only partly responsible for causing the disorder. (E) Studies have shown that genes play a larger role when OCD starts in childhood compared to when it starts in adulthood.
31. What does the word shocks in paragraph 2 refer to? (A) World War II. (B) The disaster. (C) Japanese society. (D) Naoto Kan’s fear. (E) The dead citizens.
32. What is the main idea of paragraph 3? (A) Thoughtful people now see a rebirth of Japan. (B) Many Japanese died of diseases like anemia. (C) The earthquake has inspired Japan to grow socially and economically. (D) Northeastern Japan is still covered with haunting images of devastation. (E) The 3/11 disaster has eventually brought little fundamental change to Japan.
33. Which of the following is NOT something Japan can be proud of? (A) Its resilience. (B) Its technology. (C) Its culture. (D) Its orderliness. (E) Its political system.
34. Which of the following is considered as a bigger threat than the others? (A) Tsunami. (B) Typhoons. (C) Earthquakes. (D) Aging labor force. (E) Social welfare system.
35. What is the author’s attitude toward postcrisis Japan? (A) Pessimistic. (B) Indifferent. (C) Sarcastic. (D) Hopeful. (E) Interested.
36. What is the best title for this passage? (A) Dopamine and Risk-taking (B) Autoreceptors and Dopamine (C) Motivation and Human Nature (D) Exploration and Dangerous Diseases (E) The Dopamine System and Parkinson’s Disease
37. What do the words tease out in paragraph 3 mean? (A) entangle (B) unravel (C) weave (D) satirize (E) separate
38. What can be inferred from the passage? (A) The more dopamine we have, the more likely we will suffer from Parkinson’s disease. (B) Not everyone has the autoreceptors which control the amount of dopamine. (C) The dopamine system is crucial to propelling humans to take challenges. (D) Those who love dangerous tasks often struggle with apathy. (E) Risk-taking is not related to the nerve cells in the brain.
39. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT a function of dopamine? (A) Dopamine helps us learn new things. (B) Dopamine helps us process emotions. (C) Dopamine helps us control nerve cells. (D) Dopamine helps enhance our motivation. (E) Dopamine helps control our motor skills.
40. According to the passage, which of the following is a symptom of Parkinson’s disease? (A) Having the tendency to take extreme risks. (B) Always desiring to seek out new things. (C) Highly emotional and sentimental. (D) Lack of feeling or interest. (E) Getting frightened easily.

申論題 (1)

VI. Composition
Recently, hazardous additives have been identified in a great variety of foods in Taiwan. Write an essay of two paragraphs in 150-200 words discussing first why these substances were added and the consequences they have brought, and then what measures should be taken by the government,the industries, and the consumers.