103年 - 103年全國公私立高級中學第一次全模英文#22188

科目：高中(學測,指考)模擬考◆英文 | 年份：103年 | 選擇題數：56 | 申論題數：3

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所屬科目：高中(學測,指考)模擬考◆英文

選擇題 (56)

1. Virus is not ______ to naked eyes. You need a microscope to observe it. (A) visible (B) primary (C) conscious (D) various

2. One of the most outstanding ______ of a giraffe is its long neck. (A) substances (B) surroundings (C) superstitions (D) characteristics

3. Our boss gives a bonus in salary to the top salesman every month, because he believes that a hard-working person should ______ some encouragement. (A) organize (B) deserve (C) expand (D) survive

4. We may ______ a girl by describing her as “fat” directly. To be more polite, we can use “chubby,” “plump,” or “cute,” instead. (A) pursue (B) prefer (C) offend (D) suspend

5. This is ______ not the singer’s best performance. I’ve seen much better ones. (A) definitely (B) cautiously (C) temporarily (D) attentively

6. The relation between the two neighboring countries has been very ______ . The two governments have been cooperating in politics and economy for decades. (A) stable (B) urgent (C) distant (D) extinct

7. To strengthen its national defense, Taiwan has sought to ______ arms and weapons from the United States. (A) purchase (B) relieve (C) promote (D) dismiss

8. Farmers in this town have a rich ______ this year, so they hold a party to celebrate it. (A) budget (B) routine (C) harvest (D) region

9. A basic ______ for this job is a bachelor’s degree. People without a certificate of graduation from university cannot apply for this vacancy. (A) occupation (B) inspiration (C) qualification (D) participation

10. Canada and Morocco settled a free trade deal in 2008, and this ______ beneficial agreement has brought huge profits to both countries. (A) relatively (B) precisely (C) roughly (D) mutually

11. Reading is a good way to broaden our horizons. Through the eyes of different authors, we can have different ______ to understand and observe the world. (A) associations (B) requirements (C) perspectives (D) individuals

12. The new president tries his best to ______ a virtuous society where the poor and the sick are carefully taken care of. (A) calculate (B) construct (C) persuade (D) predict

13. Neil Armstrong’s walk on the moon was just small steps for him, but it symbolizes ______ progress in human’s advances in space technology. (A) separate (B) regretful (C) significant (D) sentimental

14. The drunken driver lost control of his truck and bumped into a bus, which ______ lead to the deaths of five passengers. (A) ultimately (B) entirely (C) sincerely (D) particularly

15. In a democratic society, it is important to follow the opinions of the majority, but it is equally important not to ______ the needs of the minority. (A) maintain (B) overcome (C) transform (D) overlook

16. (A) head for (B) recover from (C) belong to (D) feed on

17. (A) familiar to (B) similar to (C) different from (D) based on

18. (A) more (B) less (C) not (D) too

19. (A) missions (B) threats (C) warnings (D) duties

20. (A) However (B) Therefore (C) Besides (D) In other words

21. (A) that (B) which (C) where (D) what

22. (A) on account of (B) regardless of (C) ever since (D) shortly before

23. (A) experiment (B) mystery (C) progress (D) public

24. (A) replaced (B) identified (C) attracted (D) criticized

25. (A) in case (B) so that (C) now that (D) even if

26. (A) false (B) actual (C) wise (D) common

27. (A) far (B) very (C) more (D) less

28. (A) size (B) weight (C) number (D) presence

29. (A) with (B) by (C) and (D) but

30. (A) either (B) other (C) the other (D) another

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31.(AB) admit (AC) suffer (AD) responsibility (AE) delete (BC) ashamed (BD) normally (BE) immediately (CD) unpleasant ( CE ) reaction ( DE) objective

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32.(AB) admit (AC) suffer (AD) responsibility (AE) delete (BC) ashamed (BD) normally (BE) immediately (CD) unpleasant ( CE ) reaction ( DE) objective

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34. (AB) admit (AC) suffer (AD) responsibility (AE) delete (BC) ashamed (BD) normally (BE) immediately (CD) unpleasant ( CE ) reaction ( DE) objective

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37. (AB) admit (AC) suffer (AD) responsibility (AE) delete (BC) ashamed (BD) normally (BE) immediately (CD) unpleasant ( CE ) reaction ( DE) objective

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41. According to this article, what is the focus of IKEA’s marketing strategy? (A) Low prices. (B) Unique designs. (C) Professional staff. (D) Friendly customer services.

42. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a feature of IKEA? (A) Enduring qualities. (B) Long opening hours. (C) Economical furniture. (D) Customer involvement.

43. What does the underlined slogan “You do your part.” refer to? (A) Customers have to decide which color and pattern they want to paint on the furniture. (B) Customers have to put together the many pieces of their chosen furniture by themselves. (C) Customers have to imagine what their houses will look like with their chosen furniture. (D) Customers have to find the information of every item in the store by themselves.

44. According to this article, why does IKEA sell Swedish food in the stores? (A) The profit of food is more than that of furniture. (B) Customers will spend more time shopping in the store. (C) IKEA wants to add some special qualities to the company. (D) IKEA wants to introduce the culture of its country to foreigners.

45. What is the major argument of this research? (A) Organic foods do not have any benefits. (B) Organic foods do not contain more nutrition. (C) The high price of organic foods is not reasonable. (D) Consumers should not waste money in buying organic foods.

46. Organic foods have more ______ than traditional foods. (A) Vitamin C (B) pesticides (C) phosphorus (D) antibiotic-resistant bacteria

47. If children take in organic foods, ______ . (A) they will become emotionally unsettled (B) fewer chemicals will be found in their bodies (C) they will be more sensitive to viruses of all kinds (D) the lack of nutrition will make them get sick easily

48. When it comes to the nutrition of organic foods, Dr. Bravata’s attitude is ______ . (A) reserved (B) supportive (C) negative (D) optimistic

49. In the first paragraph, the “major western power” refers to ______ . (A) the United States (B) the Soviet Union (C) the United Kingdom (D) the European Union

50. Thatcher and Reagan were good friends because ______ . (A) Regan helped Thatcher become the prime minister (B) Gorbachev introduced them to know each other (C) they both joined the Falklands War (D) they had similar views on economic policy

51. Which one of the following is Thatcher’s contribution? (A) Building intimate relations with other European countries. (B) Helping the government spend less money. (C) Establishing many national companies. (D) Reducing unemployment rate.

52. Which of the following statements is NOT true? (A) Thatcher won the election of prime minister three times. (B) Thatcher is a member of the Conservative Party. (C) Thatcher suffered from strokes in her late years. (D) John Major is a loyal supporter of Thatcher’s political ideas.

53. What is the main idea of the World Cancer Report 2014? (A) The burden from cancer is on the rise. (B) New treatments to cancer are discovered. (C) The causes of many cancers are still unknown. (D) The condition of cancer in developing countries is improving.

54. If today the number of deaths caused by cancer worldwide is 10000, how many of them probably come from Africa, Asia, and Central and South America? (A) 3000. (B) 4000. (C) 6000. (D) 7000.

55. Why do people in developing countries become the major victims of cancer? (A) They cannot afford detection and treatment. (B) The quality of medication there is very poor. (C) They often work for a long time and do not exercise. (D) They don’t have enough technology to detect cancer.

56. Which one of the following is NOT a way to avoid cancer? (A) Avoid the contact with cancer patients. (B) Undergo low-tech screening tests. (C) Exercise regularly. (D) Quit smoking.

申論題 (3)

(中譯英) 1. 擔心錯過校車，每天早晨鬧鐘響起的那一刻，我總是馬上起床。(中譯英)

2. 有了早睡早起的習慣，我不只上課不再打瞌睡，成績也變好了。(中譯英)

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