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科目：專科學力鑑定◆共同科目：英文 | 年份：106年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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1. As spring comes near in Japan, families and friends are ready to___________ in parks and sit under cherry trees. (A) delay (B) gather (C) repeat (D) separate
2. The famous writer was invited to___________ the opening of the new bookstore and give a short speech there. (A) elect (B) cancel (C) attend (D) invent
3. The production of pomelos, the fruit that Taiwanese eat at the Moon Festival,___________ the peak in September. (A) collects (B) fights (C) paints (D) reaches
4. Exercising on an empty stomach will not burn more calories and thus has no___________ on weight loss. (A) freedom (B) emotion (C) influence (D) difficulty
5. To keep bad things from happening, many Chinese will not ___________their wedding in the seventh lunar month. (A) disappoint (B) schedule (C) replace (D) postpone
6. Winning third place in a competition has made the pianist to work harder toward___________ his goals. (A) achieving (B) spraying (C) reducing (D) upsetting
7. The museum is___________ a visit because it houses the world's largest collection of Chinese treasures. (A) blank (B) humble (C) polite (D) worth
8. Instead of taking their shoes off, some people use a doormat to___________ their shoes before entering the home. (A) repair (B) tease (C) wipe (D) squeeze
9. Tokyo, the Japanese___________ , has been chosen to host the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games. (A) headline (B) merchant (C) stadium (D) capital
10. Jason is a good___________ who has been trained to compete in sports since he was a high school student. (A) athlete (B) carpenter (C) engineer (D) mechanic
11. The Internet causes some problems in society; however, it surely provides many great___________ as well. (A) dislikes (B) benefits (C) shadows (D) repairs
12. My friends showed up at my house a few minutes late because they were not___________ with my neighborhood. (A) familiar (B) creative (C) political (D) truthful
13. Having read the document closely, both sides agreed with what was written and met to put their___________ to it. (A) appliances (B) decorations (C) enlargements (D) signatures
14. When the teacher asked who broke the window, Jack said he did not mean to break it; it was purely___________ . (A) accidental (B) efficient (C) individual (D) obvious
15. We should know the cultures of the world well enough to avoid ___________anyone as we travel across the world. (A) motivating (B) offending (C) encountering (D) congratulating
16. Sally usually stays up late in the night. She has become a ___________late sleeper since she was a college student. (A) habitual (B) fierce (C) multiple (D) reluctant
17. Jane did not often perform well in the exam. But her grades have shown___________ improvement this school year. (A) abstract (B) primitive (C) emotional (D) consistent
18. When speaking with her parents on the phone, Tina often ___________that she didn't have enough spending money in college. (A) deserved (B) implied (C) adapted (D) transferred
19. The ___________between Tiffany and her parents is so good that they can talk about anything. (A) festival (B) captain (C) relationship (D) population
20. The Statue of Liberty, one of New York City's most famous___________ , was given to the United States by France in the 19th century. (A) bargains (B) measures (C) pioneers (D) landmarks
21. Alex: When's your report due? John:___________ Alex: Do you think you'll meet the deadline? John: Yes, I think so. I'm on schedule. (A) I've studied it for two years. (B) I have to finish it by Friday. (C) I should have paid more attention. (D) I'm feeling a little under the weather.
22. Receptionist: Good afternoon, madam. Do you have a reservation? Aileen: No, I don't.___________ Receptionist: Let me check that for you. Yes, we have one single room on the eighth floor. Aileen: Great! I'd like to stay for two nights. (A) How long will you be staying? (B) What type of room do you need? (C) Are there any rooms available? (D) Can you change the room for me?
23. Clerk: Have you made a decision yet? Chris: Yes, I've decided to take this cabinet.___________ Clerk: Yes, we deliver goods without charge within ten miles. Chris: Good! I just live around the corner. (A) Do you have free delivery? (B) Do you mail parcels overseas? (C) Can you tell me the delivery time? (D) How about sending it in a small package?
24. Tina: Have you seen my coat? I left it on the sofa. Edward: No, I haven't.___________ Tina: It's a brown coat with a fake fur collar. Edward: No, I didn't see it. Are you sure you left it on the sofa? (A) What's your budget? (B) What does it look like? (C) What do you think of this coat? (D) What kind of clothes do you like?
25. Daisy: Look! It's starting to rain again. Lara: Oh, no!___________ Daisy: Don't worry. You can share mine. Lara: How sweet of you to say so! (A) I'm going to fail my exam. (B) I'll have to cancel the game. (C) I just bought a new raincoat. (D) I left my umbrella at home.
26. Kason: I'd like to check out this book. Debby:___________ Kason: Sure, here you are. Debby: This book is due in three weeks. If you need more time, you can renew it online. (A) How do you like this book? (B) May I have your order, please? (C) May I have your library card, please? (D) How many books can I borrow at a time?
27. Mike: Do you want to go swimming this Saturday? Cindy: Sure.___________ Mike: How about 4 p.m.? Cindy: Well, I have a test next week, but I think I can study for it before I meet you. (A) Who did you go with? (B) Where do you suggest? (C) What do you think of it? (D) When should we meet?
28. Officer: Welcome to the United States. Passport and immigration card, please. Traveler: Here they are. Officer:___________ Traveler: I'm here for sightseeing. (A) Where are you coming from? (B) How long will you be staying? (C) What's the purpose of your visit? (D) Do you have anything to declare?
29. Tom: Could you change some money for me? Bank Clerk: Certainly.___________ Tom: I want to change New Taiwan dollars into Euros. Bank Clerk: Here you are. That'll be 300 Euros altogether. (A) What's the fare? (B) What currency do you need? (C) What's today's exchange rate? (D) How much would you like to deposit?
30. Doris: Have you seen the movie Arrival? Cindy: Yes, my friend and I went to see it last Sunday. Doris: Did you like the movie? Was it better than you had expected? Cindy:___________ (A) I like the novel better. (B) I can't agree with you more. (C) I hope you'll feel better soon. (D) I'll keep an eye on the movie.
31. (A) close (B) being closed (C) to close (D) closing
32. (A) on (B) at (C) in (D) up
33. (A) Therefore (B) However (C) Consequently (D) Similarly
34. (A) research (B) to research (C) for research (D) researching
35. (A) taught (B) which taught (C) teach (D) which teach
36. (A) use (B) be used (C) to use (D) using
37. (A) of (B) in (C) at (D) on
38. (A) For example (B) To sum up (C) What's more (D) In contrast
39. (A) care (B) cared (C) careful (D) carefully
40. (A) Eat (B) Being eaten (C) Eating (D) Has eaten
41. According to the passage, what is a shopping mall? (A) A large space where people can do exercise. (B) A large space for shoppers to park their cars. (C) A large building used for public performances. (D) A large building with a lot of different stores.
42. What does the word suburbs mean in the second paragraph? (A) Areas near a large city. (B) Areas typical of a large city. (C) Areas within walking distance. (D) Areas near the center of a large city.
43. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT the reason people like malls? (A) They can visit many stores at once. (B) They can shop indoors in wet weather. (C) They can avoid large crowds of people. (D) They can find parking easily near the mall.
44. What is the purpose of the third paragraph? (A) To state the reasons for building a mall. (B) To introduce the floor plan of a typical mall. (C) To describe the past development of malls. (D) To show the advantages of shopping at malls.
45. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT the thing teenagers do in malls? (A) They have shopping to do there. (B) They like to spend a lot of time there. (C) They enjoy watching young people there. (D) They get the best service by shopping there.
46. What is the main idea of the passage? (A) The cost and time of gap year activities. (B) The purposes and programs of a gap year. (C) The type and number of gap year activities. (D) The advantages and disadvantages of a gap year.
47. Which activity would students LEAST likely do during their gap year? (A) Learning something new. (B) Going on a space adventure. (C) Staying home and being a couch potato. (D) Saving the decreasing number of elephants in Africa.
48. Which of the following inferences can be drawn from the second paragraph? (A) Students can make a lot of money in their gap year. (B) Gap year experiences can be a plus for future job hunting. (C) Gap year experiences are not useful for most of the students. (D) Students will leave school after they return from their gap year.
49. Which of the following statements is true about the passage? (A) Some students travel to a foreign country to learn a new language. (B) Money issues are never a consideration when students decide to take a gap year. (C) Students all over the world are encouraged to take a gap year for a cultural tour. (D) Kindergarten children in Europe often take a gap year to travel with their parents.
50. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word opponents in the third paragraph? (A) People who make progress. (B) People who promote something. (C) People who disagree with something. (D) People who approve of certain actions.

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