106年 - 兆豐銀行 銀行業務經驗行員-英文#67153

科目：銀行◆英文 | 年份：106年 | 選擇題數：35 | 申論題數：2

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選擇題 (35)

1. An artist can turn ordinary objects into amazing and ___________ designs. (A) brilliant (B) dull (C) preliminary (D) commonplace
2. Dolphins ″see″ with sonar and do so with such ___________ precision that they can tell from a hundred feet away whether an object is made of metal, plastic, or wood. (A) inferior (B) phenomenal (C) extravagant (D) superstitious
3. It is ___________ that the team members learn to work together. (A) unrelated (B) occupied (C) essential (D) imaginary
4.We appreciate your efforts to make us feel comfortable. We are grateful for your ___________. (A) hospitality (B) aggression (C) meanness (D) hostility
5. Data warehousing technologies provide decision makers with more timely, accurate, and complete information to ___________ them to make decision faster and more confidently. (A) forbid (B) delay (C) withdraw (D) enable
6. Dream can still come true; you need a great deal of energy and ___________, and a little of luck. (A) hesitation (B) instability (C) fragility (D) determination
7. Campbell’s Soup is cooking up new recipes in order to ___________ to consumers who want healthy meals but still need great tastes. (A) resort (B) cater (C) belong (D) accustom
8. Every science must develop ways of recognizing errors and correcting them; otherwise it will not remain a science and will be ___________ entirely. (A) endorsed (B) worshiped (C) discarded (D) legalized
9. His change is not obvious but ___________. Only very few of his closest friends can detect his change. (A) subtle (B) apparent (C) dense (D) fertile
10. The prices of urban houses have ___________. Many young people cannot dream to afford one. (A) descended (B) soared (C) stabilized (D) sank
11. The country’s economy remains ___________ despite the fact that several countries have offered helps. (A) flourishing (B) booming (C) sluggish (D) escalating
12. We are not ___________ consumers of health insurance. We have no idea what we\'re buying. We have no idea what the cost is going to be. (A) adolescent (B) savvy (C) amateurish (D) illiterate
二、文法測驗【請在下列各題中選出最適當的答案】 
 13. When ___________, I didn’t know whether he or his mother was more relieved. (A) the boy was found in the park (B) found in the park (C) the park found the boy (D) the boy found in the park
14. Facebook apologized for letting advertisers ___________ improper phrases and not noticing them. (A) to use (B) use (C) using (D) used
15. A slow growth may be less burdensome to a rich country ___________ a poor country. (A) to (B) then (C) as (D) than
16. Your strategy ___________ selling upgrades should be to give users a reason to upgrade and to make the upgrade as easy as possible (A) as long as (B) with respect to (C) instead of (D) about to
17. Jane: Can I have a moment of your time? Sue: ___________ (A) Yes, but not right now. (B) You are right. My time is running out. (C) No, I have plenty of time. (D) Why? I found it long time ago.
18. Jack repeated the same stupid excuse about ___________ to be late for work. (A) have (B) to have (C) had (D) having
19. Most developed countries spent between 8% ___________ 10% of their GDP on health care. (A) to (B) and (C) and to (D) or
20. ___________ more time, I would have done a much better job. (A) Had I had (B) If I have (C) If I have had (D) If I would have
21. Thank you for entrusting me with this opportunity. I look forward to ________ with your vibrant community. (A) be worked (B) work (C) have worked (D) working
22. Melissa wore a pink evening dress to the party, ________. (A) and she looked the prettiest of any other girl there (B) and she was looked the prettier of all the girls (C) and she looked prettier than any other girl there (D) and she was looked the prettiest there
23. Being 12, he is ________ a child. You cannot hold him responsible for everything. (A) anything but (B) nothing compared to (C) no more than (D) within
24. He insisted on finishing the work ________ he felt quite ill. (A) even though (B) in contrast to (C) as if (D) regardless of
25. ________ in the car, John called his wife for help. (A) Keys were locked (B) Having locked his keys (C) He locked his keys (D) Because he locking his keys
26. (A) thus (B) yet (C) then (D) hence
27. (A) and (B) also (C) or (D) but
28. (A) when (B) until (C) to (D) including
29. (A) more (B) many (C) numerous (D) much
30. (A) reap (B) seal (C) misplace (D) donate
31. Which of the following would be a proper title for this passage? (A) History of the Development of Autonomous Vehicles (B) Future of European Mass Transit: Driverless and Practical (C) Autonomous Driving in Silicon Valley (D) Germany’s Largest Transit Operator
32. Where is Barillere-Scholz currently testing the driverless bus? (A) on a freeway (B) around a train station (C) on a public road (D) around an office park
33. Roughly how fast (miles per hour) can the bus being tested by Barillere-Scholz go? (A) 60 (B) 40 (C) 20 (D) 10
34. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage? (A) Governments in Europe are involved in developing driverless transit. (B) Las Vegas offers the best public transit in the USA. (C) Self-driving vehicles will not be used in newer public transit systems. (D) All driverless vehicles are plain-looking and slow.
35. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) The bus tested by Barillere-Scholz is designed to be useful rather than stylish. (B) Self-driving vehicles are purely for rich people. (C) Deutsche Bahn is a company completely owned by government. (D) The U.S.A has given up testing mass transit driverless vehicles.

申論題 (2)

貳、非選擇題【二大題，每題 15 分，占 30 分】 
第一題：翻譯題（中翻英） 
商標法給予註冊之商標專屬的權利保護，除了由其所有者使用，亦可以有償之方式授權給他方使用。要 確保可以使用該商標的權利，必須採取措施來充分保護它，並且確保不受到侵權傷害。在產品旁邊出現的 “TM”及在圓圈中“R” 標誌是不同的。為了保護商標權利及使用，了解這兩個標誌的差異有絕對必要。 以美國為例，透過向美國專利商標局（USPTO）提出商標申請，通過後就可以將有圓圈“R”的標誌放在商 標旁邊。 一旦完成註冊，等於告知他人不得侵權使用該商標，同時侵權者常宣稱不知道該商標已受保護的 藉口也不成立。因此，在訴訟的情況下，商標註冊提供了法律保障，強化商標權利人的立場。
第二題：翻譯題（英翻中） 
   Launched in 2013 as “one belt, one road”, this initiative involves China underwriting billions of dollars of infrastructure investment in countries along the old Silk Road linking it with Europe. The ambition is immense. China is spending roughly $150bn a year in the 68 countries that have signed up to the scheme. The summit meeting (called a forum) has attracted the largest number of foreign dignitaries to Beijing since the Olympic Games in 2008. Yet few European leaders are showing up. For the most part they have ignored the implications of China’s initiative. What are those implications and is the West right to be sanguine? The suspicion that the project will fail could be misguided, considering an unquenchable thirst for infrastructure in many developing Asian nations in particular.