106年 - 106 台灣大學碩士班招考：英文#82743

科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文 | 年份：106年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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所屬科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文

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1. In almost every poll taken in recent years, Ulysses has been_the greatest novel of the twentieth centuiy. (A) associated (B) acclaimed (C) abridged (D) aforementioned

2. Any time you create something that’s_, you also create a kind of competition. (A) pleasurable (B) treasurable (C) measurable (D) censurable

3. We hope that companies will offer a healthier_to the current diet of tech junk food—perhaps at a premium price. (A) compliance (B) appliance (C) appraisal (D) alternative

4. Obama’s victories in 2008 and 2012 were_by some of his critics as merely symbolic for African Americans. (A) dismissed (B) discoursed (C) disjointed (D) disappointed

5. German philosophy, political theory and economics in the nineteenth centuiy were very different from their_in Britain. (A) consumers (B) counterparts (C) brethren (D) counterfeits

6. The NES Classic Edition, a miniaturized replica of the original NES, finally admits that Nintendo’s success is built largely of echoes of_ successes. (A) predicted (B) unprecedented (C) foreshadowed (D) prior

7. In the absence of other sources of meaning, Americans are left with meritocracy, a game of status and success, along with the often ruthless competition it_. (A) encounters (B) entraps (C) engenders (D) entitles

8. Snapchat’s tactics for_users may make Facebook’s look quaint. (A) hooking (B) hopping (C) hushing (D) husking

9. Winning is_: A person is the best or the most or the fastest, or they areii’t. (A) unilateral (B) fantastic (C) devastating (D) binary

10. The nineteenth century was intensely_with the self, to the point of neurosis. (A) preoccupied (B) preempted (C) prompted (D) predestined

11. Some small animals have_a high metabolism_they must eat several times their own weight each day to stay alive. (A) such... as (B) either... or (C) such •.. that (D) not only ...but also

12 ._in Argentina, Brazil, or Trinidad, carnival is one of the most exciting events of the year, involving parades, parties, and dressing up in costume. (A) Which (B)That (C) If (D) Whether

13. Vincent Van Gogh’s rise to posthumous fame as one of the world’s great artists came_he scarcely sold a single painting during his life time. (A) even (B) in spite (C) despite that (D) however

14. Day by day we watched the gradual metamorphosis of the tadpoles_frogs. (A) into (B) from (C) by (D) as

15. The typical elephant herd_adult females and the young of both sexes. (A) that is made up (B) is made up of (C) is made of (D) which makes up

16. Unless you travel late at night, or in the wee early hours of the morning, there are_of avoiding a traffic jam. (A) not means (B) not mean (C) no meaning (D) no means

17. Warmer climate led to changes in the ecology of Europe, __the animal population and methods of hunting. (A) affecting (B) effecting (C) having affected (D) which affect

18. The Mona Lisa is a name which is perhaps more recognizable to people throughout the world_of da Vinci himself. (A) than (B) as (C) than that (D) to that

19 ._Mario, it turns out, was always more than just making him jump. (A) Play (B) Playing (C) Played (D) Even play

20. According to the fireworks industry's own estimates,_by 4th of July fireworks as were killed in the Revolutionary War. (A) many people were killed (B) so many people killed (C) many people have killed (D) as many people have been killed

21. (A) devolved (B) involved (C) evolved (D) dissolved

22. (A) formalizing (B) formalized (C) having formalized (D) who formalized

23. (A) inning (B) inn (C) inkling (D) inner

24. (A) spred (B) spread (C) spreading (D) sprayed

25. (A) institutional (B) constitutional (C) inspirational (D) recreational

26. (A) inception (B) reception (C) deception (D) exception

27. (A) arise (B) risen (C) rose (D) arose

28. (A) facets (B) factors (C) faucets (D) fancies

29. (A) followed (B) following (C) which follows (D) to follow

30. (A) people (B) they (C) those who (D) those

31. (A) outdated (B) predated (C) updated (D) inundated

32. (A) talisman (B) token (C) taboo (D) touchstone

33. (A) thief (B) theft (C) thrift (D) theater

34. (A) suspended (B) sustained (C) suspected (D) disbanded

35. (A) sending (B) sent (C) sends (D) which sent

36. (A) intersection (B) interruption (C) interment (D) interrogation

37. (A) resist (B) resisting (C) resistance (D) resistant

38. (A) tracking (B) tractable (C) trekking (D) cracking

39. (A) see off (B) call off (C) finish off (D) take off

40. (A) contrived (B) survived (C) connived (D) revived

41. Which of the following is most likely the title of this article? (A) “Do You Love New Year’s Day?” (B) “I Hate New Year’s Day.” (C) “Let’s Celebrate New Year’s Day.” (D) “Different New Year’s Days•”

42. What is the major problem with “dates” according to the author? (A) They make people forget the continuity of life. (B) They require special celebration. (C) There are too many dates. (D) Tliey promote socialism.

43. The word “dazzling^ in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to_. (A) stiffening (B) warning (C) glittering (D) mellow

44. The author is most likely a_ (A) government official (B) social outcast (C) conservative (D) revolutionary

45. The tone of the author can best be described as_. (A) neutral (B) jovial (C) disapproving (D) indifferent

46. The author begins the exceipt by_. (A) showing gratitude (B) feigning innocence (C) expressing surprise (D) giving condolence

47. The atmosphere of the childhood portrayed in the excerpt can best be described as_. (A) dormant (B) miserable (C) premature (D) chaotic

48. The phrase “deus ex machina” in paragraph 2 most likely refers to_♦ (A) a secret ritual (B) a person who talks very fast (C) something that happens out of the blue (D) a device for recording sounds

49. The “war*，mentioned in paragraph 3 is most likely_. (A) World War I (B) World War II (C) The Vietnam War (D) The Anglo-Irish War

50. Which of the following statements is NOT true about the author? (A) He grows up in a farm. (B) As a child, he enjoys listening to the radio (C) He is invited by the Swedish Academy to visit Stocldiolm. (D) His childhood memory is overshadowed by the fear of war.

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