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科目：國營事業◆英文 | 年份：105年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：0

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1.Tests will be run to determine if the fumes from the chemical are highly ____. (A)toxic (B) solid (C) mimic (D) tasty
2.The leaves____ as the wind blew. (A)rumbled (B) rustled (C) bumped (D) tinkled
3.The ship was carrying a____ of crude oil. (A)cargo (B) brook (C) fund (D) pedal
4.The recently launched ____will send images to the earth and help scientists predict the weather. (A)mineral (B) satellite (C) ingredient (D) parachute
5.Due to the rising costs, starting January 2017, the yearly____ to this finance magazine will increase from $100 to $120. (A)inscription (B) description (C) prescription (D) subscription
6.The town’s water-supply has been____ by chemicals from the factory. (A)contaminated (B) introduced (C) supervised (D) requested
7.____exposure to sunlight is one of the most common causes of skin cancer. (A)Extravagant (B) Excessive (C) Inclusive (D) Endemic
8.While some bacteria are beneficial, others are____ in that they cause disease. (A)supernatural (B) neutral (C) bland (D) detrimental
9.I was as____ as I could be, but I still ended up several thousand dollars in debt. (A)lavish (B) prodigal (C) frugal (D) improvident
10.Every year, Brazil exports large amounts of agricultural ____such as grain and corn to other countries. (A)documents (B) commodities (C) pamphlets (D) monuments
11.Since George scored high on TOEFL, he will ____at Columbia this fall. (A)masticate (B) matriculate (C) mandate (D) mediate
12.To prevent students from parking in the parking area assigned for faculty members, the school administration____ a new regulation. (A)disposed (B) exposed (C) apposed (D) imposed
13.One common cause of Osteoporosis, or thinning bones, is the____ of nutrients such as calcium and Vitamin D. (A)defiance (B) deficiency (C) definition (D) deflection
14.Although the manager apologized many times for his poor decision, there was nothing he could do to ____his mistake. (A)resign (B) retain (C) refresh (D) remedy
15.We don’t want to put pressure on you but the future of the company is ____; we will only survive if you put off this deal. (A)at random (B) at hand (C) at sea (D) at stake
16.The pilot asked the passengers to____ because they were flying through a storm. (A)get off (B) litter about (C) buckle up (D) tear apart
17.Writers usually____ an ending chapter for a long time. (A)pick on (B) mull over (C) rub in (D) size up
18.If all the manufacturers can____ during this financial crisis, the economy may get better next quarter. (A)call up (B) give in (C) hang on (D) let in
19.The man became a vegetarian several years ago after his recovery from a sudden stroke. He often talks about his experience to discourage people____ any meat. (A)not to eat (B) from eating (C) to not eat (D) without eating
20.My brother had an accident while____ how to ride a bicycle. (A)learned (B) was learning (C) had been learning (D) learning
21.____lack of success and financial reward, Vincent van Gogh persevered with his painting. (A)Although his (B) His (C) Despite his (D) Because of his
22.Not until the first land plants developed____  . (A)would land animals appear (B)did land animals appear (C)land animals appeared (D)the land animals appeared
23.Excess sodium in the diet may lead to high blood pressure or hypertension, ____. (A)it is a disease affecting one in four Americans (B)is a disease affecting one out of four Americans (C)a disease affecting one in four Americans (D)one in four Americans are affected by this disease
24.The body is composed of some hundred thousand million cells, ____is complete in itself. (A)which (B) some of which (C) each of which (D) of which
25.The restaurant____ next to the bank sells excellent pasta so it attracts a number of guests. (A)that locates (B) located (C) locating (D) is located
26. (A) about (B) apt (C) forward (D) supposed
27. (A) to (B) for (C) about (D) at
28. (A) dismay (B) surprise (C) detail (D) optimism
29. (A) of (B) with (C) to (D) around
30. (A) praising (B) holding (C) staring (D) upbraiding
31. (A) it (B) there (C) where (D) which
32. (A) banned (B) advised (C) earned (D) occurred
33. (A) omission (B) increase (C) escape (D) average
34. (A) released (B) caused (C) grew (D) treated
35. (A) For instance (B) Although (C) Likewise (D) Nevertheless
36.What is the passage mainly about? (A)Biofuels can increase crops production in the United States. (B)Biofuels made from corns and other crops are called bioethanol. (C)Biofuels may also lead to global warming and climate change. (D)Biofuels have drawn increased attention in spite of their limitations.
37.According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true about biofuels? (A)They gain popularity because of the rise of oil prices. (B)They only cover gases that are made from plants. (C)They can be made through a variety of methods. (D)They still rely on other types of fuels during the production.
38.Which of the following processes is most similar to the process of making bioethanol? (A)Making wine from grapes (B)Making coffee tables out of logs (C)Making sweet bean soup (D)Making leather sandals
39.According to the passage, what is the primary disadvantage of biofuels? (A)They are a renewable resource. (B)They consume a lot of energy during the production. (C)They can replace a large amount of oil consumption. (D)The process of making them is too complicated.
40.What does the word “pesticides” mean in the passage? (A)Parts of plants that can produce biofuels. (B)Different gases used to produce biofuels. (C)Chemicals used to kill insects that damage crops. (D)Substance added to soil to help the growth of crops.

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