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科目：教甄◆英文科 | 年份：104年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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1. Last month, European Union officials accused Google of unfairly _____ research results. It’s the first time the company has faced such charges. (A) formalizing (B) manipulating (C) contributing (D) shattering
2. A group of enthusiastic environmentalists have begun a _____ campaign to oppose nuclear dumping in the area. (A) transparent (B) multiple (C) dominant (D) vigorous
3. Nowadays in modern society, obesity is _____, as are high cholesterol levels and high blood pressure resulting in increasing cardiovascular diseases. (A) rebellion (B) rampant (C) redundant (D) routine
4. Though the legal drinking age is 21, students say alcohol _____ university social life from freshman year; it helps to make social life smoother. (A) lubricate (B) hesitate (C) mandate (D) squander
5. Brenda feared for the safety of the _____ tightrope walker who crossed the vast expanse in the very tall arena. (A) audacious (B) assiduous (C) aberrant (D) ambivalent
6. The contagious infection put the entire household under _____ for at least a week. (A) iridescent (B) pollination (C) quarantine (D) proboscis
7. Many prominent scientists consider extraterrestrial life to be _____ because many planets in the universe meet the main criteria, such as oxygen and liquid water, for supporting life. (A) tentative (B) oblivious (C) plausible (D) credulous
8. The researchers had divergent opinions on the factors that contribute to aging. The findings of their studies were _____. (A) synonymous (B) formidable (C) indigenous (D) equivocal
9. One of the most profound human interactions is the offer and acceptance of apologies. The result of that apology process is the _____ and restoration of broken relationships. (A) reconciliation (B) obsession (C) extortion (D) partition
10. Danny says that he cares about the environment but is constantly littering and spitting. His behavior does not accord with his words. Danny is a _____. (A) philanthropist (B) counselor (C) hypocrite (D) pediatrician
11. Most people infected with the MERS virus developed severe _____ illness including symptoms such as fever, cough and shortness of breath. (A) chronic (B) neurologic (C) gastrointestinal (D) respiratory
12. To encourage childbirth, the government enacted a new law to ______ parents who are having newborn babies. (A) articulate (B) impoverish (C) perplex (D) subsidize
13. Due to illegal operation, Jim was forced to ______ his control of the enterprise and his shares of stocks. (A)assuage (B) bewilder (C) relinquish (D) usurp
14. It is quite a pity that people tend to truly appreciate the ______ of health until they no longer have it. (A) bliss (B) sanction (C) unison (D) liability
15. The improvements in his English proficiency have made John shed his ______ and show renewed interest in language learning. (A)apathy (B) harness (C) rivalry (D) snag
16. Information overload is inevitable in the modern society where ______ access to the world wide web is no longer an ideal but a status quo. (A) ludicrous (B) strident (C) transient (D) ubiquitous
17. It appears that Jack is _______ to criticism because he has so much confidence in his opinions. (A) imbalanced (B) immortal (C) impervious (D) insane
18. The climbers had great courage and skills to get on top of the ______ cliffs. (A) perpendicular (B) abdominal (C) irreversible (D) counteractive 國中英語 第 2 頁，共 4 頁
19. The annual ________ of soft drinks and fruit juices is increasing while that of milk is decreasing. (A) assumption (B) consumption (C) resumption (D) presumption
20. The governor was infuriated because a reporter ______ the remarks he made at a press conference.(A) acknowledged(B) justified(C) misquoted(D) severed
21. You shouldn’t tell lies, _____ take advantage of people you know. (A) or you should (B) and you should neither (C) nor should you (D) neither should you
22. A burglar stole 200 million dollars’ _____ of art works from the Palace Museum. (A) worthy (B) worth (C) worthwhile (D) worthiness
23. When Marco Polo, the Italian traveler, returned to Italy from China in the 1300s, he _____ with the idea for making pasta. (A) was returned (B) had told to have returned (C) was said to have returned (D) told to have been returned
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24. __________ as the reporter may be in his writing, he does not have a column of his own.(A) Interest(B) Interesting(C) Interested(D) With interest
25. ______you see in the file should never be disclosed to anyone else. (A) When (B) That (C) Whom (D) What
26. (A) as (B) by (C) of (D) with
27. (A) blame (B) blamed (C) blaming (D) to blame
28. (A) last but not least (B) sooner or later (C) in other words (D) on the contrary
29. (A) how (B) who (C) when (D) what
30. (A) jam (B) jammed (C) jamming (D) to jam 
31. (A) arise (B) date (C) emerge (D) result
32. (A) realm (B) range (C) scale (D) particle
33. (A) Besides (B) Including (C) Notwithstanding (D) Regarding
34. (A) toward (B) in (C) beyond (D) at
35. (A) critical (B) influential (C) marginal (D) partial
36. (A) to which (B) of which (C) in which (D) at which
37. (A) addiction (B) attachment (C) increment (D) isolation
38. (A) Those communities (B) They (C) The members (D) Others
39. (A) choirs (B) communions (C) ministers (D) monasteries
40. (A) reservation (B) provision (C) independence (D) eloquence
41. What is the main idea of this passage? (A) Multitasking has become more common among students and scientists have sought to understand how it affects learning. (B) The effects of multitasking are often unidentified and there are no easy answers for helping students learn to multitask better. (C) Digital multitasking stimulates our brains to release chemicals to help people maintain focus and concentration. (D) Some people are better multitaskers than others because they have strong sense of purpose and goal attainment.
42. Which of the following statements is NOT true about “dual tasking” and “attention switching”? 
(A) Dual tasking refers to the process when people are involved in two activities simultaneously. 
(B) Attention switching refers to the process when people juggle from task to task consecutively.  
(C) Dual tasking and attention switching vary mainly in relation to their degree of time involved.
(D) Both dual taking and attention switching can lead to more errors than concentrating on one task only.
43. The phrase “thrive on” in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to (A) passing under (B) protected with (C) consisting of (D) grow by
44. It can be inferred from the passage that multitasking (A) is comparatively unusual for young people (B) is compatible with shallow information processing (C) is a valuable life skill for students to acquire (D) is a natural neurological process that may enhance memory
45. The author’s attitude toward multitasking could best be described as (A) neutral (B) concerned (C) indifferent (D) resentful
46. It can best be inferred from the passage that in 1636, the Japanese government (A) saw its citizens living abroad as potential threats. (B) considered all foreign religions a danger. (C) disagreed with the European philosophy that trade brought wealth. (D) foresaw the economic dangers of European trade and imperialism.
47. The primary purpose of the passage is to (A) explore the consequences of some European trade and exploration along with analyzing a country’s response to it. (B) elucidate the root of frustration with European imperialism. (C) explain the actions of the Tokugawa government of Japan. (D) compare the results of countries that pursued protectionism with those that pursued globalization.
48. The author most likely included the quotation from Article 8 of the Edict at the end of the second paragraph to (A) highlight the venomous anger many Japanese leaders felt toward the importation of foreign religions. (B) illustrate how pervasive foreign religious influence had become in Japanese society. (C) provide an example of Japan’s effort to curb cultural and economic exchange. (D) emphasize the determination of the Japanese government to protect itself from foreign influences it saw as damaging.
49. According to the passage, which of the following constituted the biggest reason for the Seclusion Edict of 1636? (A) Japanese economic potential would be hampered in the long-term. (B) European trade amounted to a disproportionate transfer of wealth. (C) Traditional Japanese culture and way of life were threatened by European influence. (D) With growing European influence, the potential for European military action against the Japanese government became too large.
50. Which of the following best characterizes the most significant motivation for Europe’s behavior with Japan during the 17th century? (A) Religious zeal (B) Short-term economic self-interest (C) Cultural imperialism (D) Territorial aggrandizement

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