104年 - 104 義守大學_學士後中醫學系 入學招生考試試題：英文#22089

1. It took a long time for doctors to _________ what Felicia was allergic to, but they finally figured out that it was her lipstick. (A) forecast (B) preserve (C) diagnose (D) restore

2. The students in history class noticed a _________ odor coming from the science lab across the hall. It smelled like a mixture of rotten eggs and gasoline. (A) suitable (B) humane (C) fertile (D) peculiar

3. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) _________ in ancient China and has evolved over thousands of years. (A) opposed (B) operated (C) originated (D) organized

4. Acupuncture is generally considered safe when performed by an experienced practitioner using _________ needles. (A) fertile (B) sterile (C) sharp (D) biting

5. Herbal medicines used in TCM are sometimes marketed in the United States as _________ supplements. (A) diehard (B) serious (C) sensory (D) dietary

6. We finally _________ a solution to the problem! (A) in line with (B) came up with (C) caught up with (D) came across

7. I don’t know where Nina is. I must _________ her. (A) look up to (B) look for (C) look into (D) look after

8. People in Nepal continue to face severe food _________. (A) shortages (B) components (C) flavor (D) development

9. _________ too much junk food could have a significant impact on one’s health. (A) Contributing (B) Consuming (C) Balancing (D) Interacting

10. I don’t drink coffee at all because I know that once I try it, I will be _________ it. (A) superior to (B) qualified for (C) similar to (D) addicted to 

11. _________ Mr. Pennington retires, he will receive an annual pension of more than fifty thousand dollars for Packard Inc. (A) Often (B) Once (C) Whoever (D) Sometimes

12. _________ how difficult the situation may seem, it is very important to remember that there are others who are in worse situations. (A) As if (B) Even so (C) As though (D) No matter

13. _________ recent adjustments in income tax rates, workers will find themselves pleasantly surprised by an increase in the size of their paychecks. (A) Due to (B) While (C) In fact (D) Whether

14. Educational expenses are tax-deductible _________ the taxpayer can show that these expenses enhanced his or her professional skills or expertise. (A) only if (B) as if (C) as many as (D) as much as

15. Even professional marketers are never sure _________ some new products are runaway successes while others fail miserably. (A) for (B) why (C) since (D) that

16. Major Australian car-manufacturers will continue to produce their flagship large sedans _________ the recent increases in fuel costs. (A) for (B) except (C) although (D) despite

17. (A) ticket (B) certification (C) reporting (D) papers

18. (A) has been (B) have been (C) had been (D) had being

19. (A) substances (B) substance (C) substitution (D) substitutions

20. (A) Whatever (B) However (C) Therefore (D) According to

21. (A) devastating (B) devastated (C) devastate (D) devastative

22. (A) in (B) on (C) at (D) with

23. (A) with (B) on (C) at (D) in

24. (A) a sensitive of (B) a sense of (C) a feel of (D) a fairly of

25. This passage is concerned with (A) healthy people and doctors. (B) bleeding as a cure-all. (C) barbers of long ago. (D) leeches with special jobs to do. 。

26. The red and white stripes on barber poles symbolize (A) sin and redemption. (B) the bleeding ritual. (C) women who are nurses. (D) humors in the body.

27. Why is bloodletting no longer considered a cure-all? (A) Because more is known about the workings of the human body (B) Because leeches were outlawed (C) Because barbers were too busy cutting hair (D) Because today we know that blood is necessary for health

28. Ailments means (A) cures (B) women (C) medicines (D) diseases

29. Another appropriate title for this passage is (A) A Quick and Frightening Killer. (B) How Ebola Zaire Differs from Ebola Sudan. (C) Diseases of Africa. (D) The Dangers of Needle Sharing.

30. Of people stricken with Ebola Zaire, what percent die? (A) 10 percent (B) 50 percent (C) 80 percent (D) 90 percent

31. One of the easiest places for Ebola to spread is (A) out in the countryside. (B) near a river. (C) in a hospital (D) in a factory.

32. In paragraphs 2 and 3, the author explains Ebola Zaire and Ebola Sudan by (A) mentioning similarities between them. (B) mentioning differences between them. (C) telling why there is a possible cure for only one of them. (D) comparing them to the type of Ebola that only affects monkeys.

33. What’s the main idea of this article? (A) The negative effects of acupuncture treatment (B) The procedure of using acupuncture treatment (C) The helpfulness of acupuncture treatment (D) The outcome of adapting acupuncture treatment

34. What’s the main idea of the third paragraph? (A) The side effects of acupuncture treatment (B) How to conduct acupuncture treatment (C) The positive outcome of acupuncture treatment (D) The reason of using acupuncture treatment .

35.What was the original purpose of setting up NIH? (A) To examine the health technology (B) To evaluate people’s health (C) To train doctors (D) To offer medical education services

36. What is adjunct treatment? (A) It is a procedure used for increasing the efficacy of the primary substance. (B) It is a treatment that requires no help from others. (C) It needs patience’s cooperation. (D) It takes time to explain to the patience.

37. Which syndrome is not mentioned in the article? (A) fibromyalgia (B) myofascial pain (C) osteoarthritis (D) influenza

38. What action is launched for the basic research of acupuncture? (A) To capture peptides in the central nervous system. (B) To increase the opioids in the neuroendocrine function. (C) To discharge other peptides in the central nervous system. (D) To restrain the increase of the opioids in the neuroendocrine function.

39. What’s the standpoint of this article? (A) To suggest further studies on acupuncture treatment (B) To encourage people to try out acupuncture treatment (C) To increase funding for acupuncture treatment (D) To introduce the National Institutes of Health

40. What conclusion is made at the end of the article? (A) Acupuncture is practiced in western countries. (B) More scientific studies are available now. (C) The state-of-the-art technology is needed. (D) People are encouraged to try acupuncture treatment.