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科目：國軍轉任◆英文 | 年份：103年 | 選擇題數：25 | 申論題數：0

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1 One way to judge whether the painting is an original is to check the_______ of the signature on it by comparing it with those on other pieces done by the artist. (A)authenticity(B)coherence(C) innocence(D)substance
2 Teenagers are usually not the main______ of FBI, whose agents are used to dealing with hardened criminals. (A) beneficiaries(B) delegates (C) fans (D) targets
3 The volunteers work with the national park staff on wildlife preservation and organize conservation programs for_______ use of forests to protect the environment. (A)lucrative (B) maximum (C) sustainable (D)unconstrained
4 Odors are comprised of hundreds of volatile compounds, and these complex mixtures and their varied reactions complicate odor management. (A) Odor management involves analyses of a multitude of volatile compounds and the complex combinations that constitute odors and reactions. (B) It is difficult to control and manipulate odors because odors are made up of many volatile compounds and can vary in a multitude of mixtures and reactions. (C) Odors are made up of a multitude of volatile compounds, and each odor is made up of a unique mixture of compounds and may elicit varied reactions. (D) Managing odors in an office is a complex process as it involves hundreds of voluntary workers who are likely to react to odors in many different ways.
5 We all remember too well that smiles go a long way, but often forget that so do angry words. (A) We all remember very well that there are times for us to show our kindness, but often forget that there are also times for us to let off our anger. (B) We all remember very well the times when we are kind to other people, but often forget those times when we say all the angry words to them. (C) We are all well aware that people will remember our kindness for a long time, but often forget that they also have long memories about our anger. (D) We are all well aware that people consider being kind to others a right thing to do, but often forget that they think it is wrong to be mean to others.
6 According to the passage, which of the following is NOT a reason why a writer is freer than a traditional tale-teller? (A) He can change the name of his characters in the midst of his writing. (B) He can revise his book based on the feedback from his readers. (C) He does not face an immediate audience. (D) He can work through many drafts.
7 Which of the following comparisons is suggested in the passage? (A) The spoken voice of a tale-teller is compared to the words and sentences of a writer. (B) An orally-transmitted tale is compared to the film seen in a theater. (C) A tale-teller is compared to the graffiti artist. (D) A writer is compared to the actor.
8 What does the underlined word “immutability” in the passage mean? (A) Changeability (B) Diversity (C) Fluidity (D) Stability
9 What is the most appropriate title for the passage? (A) What Makes a Writer Superior to a Tale-teller? (B) The Freedom of a Writer (C) How to Tell a Tale (D) Tale-telling vs. Writing
10 According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true about an orally-transmitted tale? (A) It changes from teller to teller. (B) It has a static form. (C) It invites immediate feedback from its audience. (D) It can be told by different tale-tellers.
11 According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) Women over twenty-five have a higher risk of having babies with Down’s syndrome. (B) Blood test is a very effective way to detect early mental retardation. (C) Thalidomide is a medicine that benefits women during pregnancy. (D) Drinking as little as one or two glasses of wine a week is never a factor for mental retardation.
12 According to the passage, which of the following is an infectious disease? (A) Thalidomide (B) Syphilis (C) Fetal alcohol syndrome (D) Down’s syndrome
13 According to the passage, which of the following is NOT a possible way to detect mental retardation caused by diseases? (A) Herpes simplex test (B) Syphilis test (C) Drug test (D) Rubella test
14 According to the article, why do some American students fear team sports? (A) It is often difficult to find enough teammates to play a team game. (B) It is often difficult to play a game without some sort of social pressure. (C) It is often difficult to find a proper place to play a team game. (D) It is often difficult to find a good coach.
15 Which of the following is NOT an advantage of individualized PE? (A) It helps students build confidence to play under social pressure. (B) It teaches skills that may become a lifetime exercise habit. (C) It teaches individualized skills that require no teammates. (D) It removes fears that are closely related to team-oriented PE courses.
16 Which of the following can be logically inferred from the article? (A) Individualized PE is giving way to team-oriented PE in America. (B) Diabetes and hypertension are not related to lack of exercise. (C) Some American teenagers may welcome more individualized PE (D) Today, about 25% of all American teenagers are enrolled in individualized PE
17 According to the passage, what is an advantage of individualized PE? (A) It helps build muscles in a very short time. (B) It completely removes chances of high blood pressure. (C) It helps reduce obesity by 25%. (D) It can be done almost anywhere, anytime.
18 (A) Faith in science has increased in New York. (B) It seems that psychics are taking over the city. (C) Palm reading is a practice the West has started to embrace. (D) Even the best-educated New Yorkers are fascinated by psychics.
19 (A) Faith in science has increased in New York. (B) They seem to have moved closer to the mainstream of life in the city. (C) Ironically, the more mind readers there are, the fewer customers each will get. (D) However, faith in the science that produces this technology has weakened in the past decade.
20 (A) Only lay people are interested in palm reading. (B) Palm reading is a practice the West has started to embrace. (C) Even the best-educated New Yorkers are fascinated by psychics. (D) They seem to have moved closer to the mainstream of life in the city.
21 (A) It seems that psychics are taking over the city. (B) It also reflects people’s increasing faith in science. (C) Ironically, the more mind readers there are, the fewer customers each will get. (D) However, faith in the science that produces this technology has weakened in the past decade.
22 (A) The payoff can be even greater for people who know how to negotiate. (B) However, airlines seem to be using overbooking as a business strategy, especially for the financially troubled carriers. (C) In plain language, it means even fewer empty seats than there are now for air travelers. (D) Airlines seem to have regarded it as a priority, especially in the face of record fuel prices.
23 (A) The payoff can be even greater for people who know how to negotiate. (B) In return, they received some form of compensation, like a voucher for a free flight. (C) Airlines seem to have regarded it as a priority, especially in the face of record fuel prices. (D) As a result, bumping seems to have become a necessary part of doing business in the American airline industry.
24 (A) The payoff can be even greater for people who know how to negotiate. (B) In return, they received some form of compensation, like a voucher for a free flight. (C) As a result, bumping seems to have become a necessary part of doing business in the American airline industry. (D) However, airlines seem to be using overbooking as a business strategy, especially for the financially troubled carriers.
25 (A) In return, they received some form of compensation, like a voucher for a free flight. (B) Airlines seem to have regarded it as a priority, especially in the face of record fuel prices. (C) As a result, bumping seems to have become a necessary part of doing business in the American airline industry. (D) However, airlines seem to be using overbooking as a business strategy, especially for the financially troubled carriers.

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