104年 - [無官方正解]104 淡江大學轉學考英文#53284

科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文 | 年份：104年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：1

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所屬科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文

選擇題 (40)

1. Anything out of the ordinary aroused________(A)suspicion(B). suspension(C). auspices(D). subscription)

2. In the latest food poisoning________, which made at least 30 people ill at a private hospital two weeks ago, sandwiches are the prime suspects. (A)epoch(B). academia(C). epidemic(D). epicure)

3 • She ran like the wind back to the apartment,________her few clothes into bags, and then raced back through the back alleys to meet her lover at the train station. (A)rocketed(B). stumbled (C) tumbled(D). bumbled)

4. Despite Ms________apology, the InternationalAmateurBoxingAssociation has now banned Griffin in the wake of his racist comments. (A)subsequent(B). consequent(C). consecutive (D) executive)

5. When terrorist attacks happen, tourists are more________than the local people because they do not know where to run for their lives. (A)affluent(B). influential(C). successful(D). vulnerable)

6. Walking around naked in public areas where most other people are dressed counts as a minor breach of the law.________follow if another citizen is offended. (A)Prosecutions(B). Persecutions(C).Executions(D).(E)locutions)

7. The omega-3 fatty acids in salmon have anti-inflammatory properties that may help________ negative effects of stress hormones. (A)burst(B). diversify(C). glamorize(D). counteract)

8. The doctor________on Mr. Smith yesterday. It is only a matter of time before he recovers his full strength. (A)relied(B). operated(C). attended(D). informed)

9. I applied for a job as a pilot, but I was________because of my bad eyesight. (A)deceived(B). rejected(C). hired(D). fired)

10. You should avoid drawing a(n)________conclusion from rumors; otherwise, you may put your foot in your mouth. (A)logical(B). valid(C). hasty(D). obvious)

11. Heavy drinking during the pregnancy can also increase the incidence of mental________, by decreasing the average birth weight. (A)fixture(B). inflection(C). connotation(D). handicap)

12. Do you understand the________of all the terms of the contract? (A)inquiries(B). implications (C) credibility(D). generalization)

13. Jack says that he is not upset, but the________on his face says something else. (A)intention(B). impression(C). extension(D). expression)

14. When you need a new job, you may look in the ________ad section in the newspaper for information. (A)employed(B). classified(C). wrinkled(D). advanced)

15. We________a red ball for a blue one to see if the baby would notice the difference. (A)substituted (B) disstituted(C). constituted(D). instituted)

16. For a variety of reasons the rule is often________, blit there would be no excuse for missing the deadline with a report which had taken so long to prepare. (A)reached(B). curdled(C). breached(D). patched)

17. The hens appeared to be very________in their decisions, with individual birds choosing the same nest day after day. (A)fesistkit(B). subsistent (C) assistant(D). consistent)

18. Witchcraft was no longer a recognized cause of death since the authorities considered such beliefs as________as they were uncivilized. (A)absurd(B). indignant(C). fatal(D). prudent)

19. Two films made by Jaiiies Willidrnsbn deal with tile hardships . ' by the families of those who fought in the war. (A)bundled .(B)associated(C). endured(D). relieved)

20. Everyone who took part in the university snooze-fest was given some chocolate or an energy drink, and small cash prizes were —_________to the winner and the ruimer-up. (A)rewarded(B). awarded(C)J forWaMed(D). tdwkixi)' '

21. The sun-worshippers had eye masks to_______________； the; daylight； (A)hold up(B). fade away(C). block out (D) cave in)

22. There was an air of _____ at the meeting. The people in attendaiice obsetved a three-minute silence in honor of the dbad^ ;(A)mystery(B) excitemeirf;(C) dignity(D). grief)

23. It________, for the ground outside is (A).must rain(B)ought to rain(C). must have rained (D) must have been rained)

24,1 didn’t mean_____________I said. (A)what(B). that(C). which (D) it)

25. This is a nice hat. I wonder __________ ; (A)it tobelongs to whom (B)whom it belongs(C). to | whom it belongs(D). to whom does it belong)

26. They have removed ___________of this hbtise' because tliey want to replace them. (A)the furnitures | (B) furnitures(C). the fiimifure(D). a fonliture)

27. ________ people are learning(E)nglish.' Some even go abto^d to study. (A)Hundreds of millions of(B). Hundreds of millions(C). millions of hundreds of(D). million hundreds)

28. Jason said that he had to ran In order___________ (A)that he catch the bus(B). that he can catch the bus(C). to the bus he could catch(D). to catch the bus)

29. Many toy manufacturers________the popularity of the new dolls. (A)went out with(B). got burned out(C). cashed in on(D). went on with)

30. With the Internet, people can________the latest developments in any field. (A)throw away(B). put out(C). get through(D). keep up with)

31 .________ his or her homework. (A)No every students do(B). Not every student does(C). No every student does(D). Not every students do)

32. This chapter is somewhat different in character from the preceding chapters, most of________ have focused on research methodology. (A)which(B). whom(C). those(D). them)

33. We do not know who________. (A)she is(B). they is(C). is she(D). are they)

34. East Germans were free to practice nudism and did so________possible: at lakes, sea beaches and large FKK camping grounds. (A)whatever(B). wherever(C). whichever(D). whenever)

35. Taiwanese people often say that their names are too difficult for foreigners to pronounce and remember. That may be true, but the same could be said_______the names ofChinese mainlanders, Koreans, and the Japanese who do not use(E)nglish names. (A) with(B). in(C). over(D). of)

36. One in four children is now overweight or obese, but breastfeeding has been shown to protect _____ weight gain. (A)for(B). against(C). at(D). over)

37. The sobriety campaign has won a warm welcome from the public and we will firmly________it. (A)carry on with(B). infuse with(C), equip with(D). conjure with)

38. The government sent out a warning________risks of lethal boilers. (A)at(B). over(C). in(D). above)

39. In a study, men and women who were argumentative________either tryptophan supplements or a placebo for 15 days.(A) ate(B). drank(C). consumed(D). took)

40. The scientist discovered________during investigations that a few simple food additives could remove virtually ail methane produced by cows. (A)at chance(B). by chance(C). on chance (D) in chance)

申論題 (1)

Should students be allowed to use smaitphones in class? While some people believe that smartphones are a useful learning too!, many others disagree and think that smartphones distract students from their work. Write an essay of 100-150 words to state your opinions.