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科目：銀行◆英文 | 年份：103年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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1. Mary felt obligated to make ______ to her neighbor when her pets destroyed his well-maintained garden. (A) ramification (B) reparation (C) resolution (D) resurrection
2. My new car has six ______ which accelerate it more power on the road. (A) cylinders (B) plugs (C) rudders (D) brakes
3. The quarterly ________ of rice is increasing rapidly, which may lead to a rise in its price. (A) consumption (B) presumption (C) resumption (D) subsumption
4. One of the concerns for alcoholism is the _____ of long-lasting drinking, which harms one’s liver and brain. (A) compassion (B) suspension (C) affection (D) efficiency
5. The quality control department insists that every item manufactured should ______ to the specified standard. (A) escape (B) conform (C) describe (D) suspect
6. In ______ the performance of Jane in our department, we should consider the fact that she has been here only for two months and is still adjusting herself to all the work. (A) arguing (B) assessing (C) delineating (D) depicting
7. The promotion of our section head is temporarily ______ until the accusations against him are all cleared. (A) bewildered (B) conjectured (C) obsessed (D) withheld
8. After a long economic depression worldwide, people in all countries are extremely ______ about the future. (A) excessive (B) allusive (C) apprehensive (D) exclusive
9. Betty was tricked by the salesman’s ______ into buying worthless goods. (A) bouts (B) frets (C) lairs (D) wiles
10. Several former female employees decided to claim constructive _______; they complained that they had been forced to leave their jobs because of their supervisor’s verbal harassment. (A) redundancy (B) dismissal (C) recruitment (D) appraisal
11. In Thailand, rice is an important ______ for export. (A) commodity (B) foundation (C) humidity (D) limitation
12. Some people give up the moment an obstacle is placed in front of them while others ______ continue to pursue a goal even after years of frustration and failure. (A) punctually (B) persistently (C) perceptually (D) indolently
13. Police officers sometimes need to help people calm down when they are hurt or upset in ______ events such as car accidents. (A) traumatic (B) transactional (C) traditional (D) tractable
14. The Atacama desert in Chile is a ______ place for it looks like the moon. In fact, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) of the United States tested their lunar vehicles there. (A) straight (B) strained (C) speculated (D) spectacular
15. According to a ______ taken shortly before the Winter Olympic Games, 45 percent of Taiwanese sports fans think that supernatural forces affect the outcome of athletic contests. (A) poster (B) poll (C) photosynthesis (D) photograph
16. All of us wonder why they are so late as they ______ here early this morning. (A) might be (B) must have been (C) needn't be (D) should have been
17. “The suspect criminal is a man past 30, with his shirt loosely ______ into trousers,” described by a witness. (A) is tucked (B) tucked (C) tucking (D) were tucking
18. While we were waiting for his coming, all of us stood at the busy corner, merely ______ at passers-by. (A) look (B) looked (C) looking (D) having looked
19. I don’t know whom Peter can talk to. Everybody knows that he has ______ friends in the campus. (A) a few (B) a little (C) few (D) little
20. By the end of 1960s, the population of Taiwan ______ into more than fourteen millions. (A) grow (B) had grown (C) has grown (D) will grow
21. My parents and I ______ live in a small town when I was a child. (A) are used to (B) have been used to (C) were used to (D) used to
22. Please give me a call ______ you receive any further information about the case. (A) as (B) for (C) once (D) till
23. Never ______ such a jerky comment made before by any government official. (A) have I heard (B) heard I (C) I have heard (D) I heard
24. With his retroflex Mandarin accent, he has been often _______ a mainlander from Beijing. (A) taken for (B) taken over (C) taking for (D) taking over
25. All our teachers and professors in the school always remind us that we must have enough courage and determination to make our dreams _______. (A) come true (B) come truly (C) to come true (D) to come truly
26. Tina’s honesty made her _______ by all her classmates. (A) is respected (B) respect (C) respected (D) to respect
27. I know Kelly will be sad, but I can’t help _______ her that I saw her boyfriend seeing another girl. (A) tell (B) telling (C) to tell (D) told
28. The latest Flash Mob event involved a large number of people _____ a shoe boutique, all noisily _______ to be out-of-towners on a bus tour. (A) invading; pretended (B) invaded; pretended (C) invaded; pretending (D) invading; pretending
29. _______ in her best suit, Jenny was on her way to a job interview. (A) Dress (B) Dressed (C) Dressing (D) To dress
30. The cheetah is said to be ______ running mammal on earth, with a top sprinting speed of 70 miles per hour. (A) more fastest (B) faster (C) the most faster (D) the fastest
31. (A) pass by (B) turn to (C) get over (D) come up
32. (A) browsing (B) looking (C) seeing (D) visiting
33. (A) released (B) abjured (C) impressed (D) concerned
34. (A) offer (B) offers (C) to offer (D) offering
35. (A) fix (B) get (C) put (D) hit
36. (A) blamed (B) blasted (C) embraced (D) described
37. (A) treatment (B) measurement (C) sediment (D) temperament
38. (A) against (B) about (C) to (D) from
39. (A) temperature (B) depth (C) weight (D) speed
40. (A) assembled (B) exploited (C) frustrated (D) evacuated
41. What is this article mainly about? (A) What is “ecotourism” and how people can practice it by following the principles. (B) What is “community-based tourism” in relation to ecology. (C) Principles of ecotourism and economic development. (D) How to make contributions to the local community.
42. Which of the followings is closest in meaning to the word “impetus” in the first paragraph? (A) A drive. (B) A wish. (C) A limit. (D) A character.
43. What might NOT be a practice based on the principles of ecotourism? (A) Leave no trace by bringing back all the garbage with you while mountain climbing. (B) Have total quantity control at world heritage sites. (C) Mandate consumption of souvenirs at local gift shops. (D) Make voluntary donations to local tourism organization.
44. Which of the following statements is NOT a purpose of the article? (A) Respect local cultures and communities. (B) Raise awareness of host countries’social, environmental and political climate. (C) Mitigate potential negative impact on local communities. (D) Enforce commission and kickbacks for tour managers.
45. Which of the followings might NOT be related to “ecotourism”? (A) Community tourism. (B) Culinary tourism. (C) Geotourism. (D) Sustainable tourism.
46. What would be the best title for this passage? (A) Think Green and Live Healthy. (B) Less Electronics, Better Health. (C) Solar Energy as the Answer to Environmental Problems. (D) Benefits of Organic Gardening.
47. Which of the following is NOT a potential benefit of switching off our electronics at home? (A) We could get more exercise. (B) We could foster other hobbies and interests. (C) We could reduce energy consumption. (D) We could connect with friends online.
48. Why is planting an organic vegetable garden an effective way of “Thinking Green”? (A) It promotes the sales of pesticides. (B) It reduces the use of poisonous chemicals. (C) It helps change the climate. (D) It keeps the gardeners from being harmed by the beneficial insects.
49. Based on the passage, how can we help support green projects? (A) By building bicycle lanes by ourselves. (B) By getting more exercises. (C) By cleaning parks and rivers. (D) By selling electric cars.
50. Which of the following statements is true based on the passage? (A) The use of electronics consumes the most energy in the world. (B) The concept of “Thinking Green” has been advocated for quite some time. (C) Organic gardening is rather profitable. (D) Solar energy panels are generally inexpensive.

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