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1. Landlessness, illiteracy, high unemployment, continuing armed conflict, and a corresponding lack of able-bodied male adult workers in many families are among the most important factors contributed to chronic poverty and, by extension, child labor. (A)continuing (B) lack(C) families (D)contributed

2. Modern technology, the world market, and man's explosive increase in numbers have increasingly threatened to endanger many species of animals and sending them to the edge of extinction. (A) increase(B)have increasingly (C)to endanger (D) sending

3. Long before humans launched the first artificial satellites into space, the Russian scientists will have presented the possibilities of space colonization. (A)Long(B) launched(C)satellites (D) will have presented

4. Although the social reality in Ecuador is similar to the one in most Latin American countries, support for research in fundamental and applied sciences has gained in importance in the last few years. (A)Although(B) to the one(C)support(D)has gained

5. Poverty is one of the major problems among the developing countries, much of which depend on foreign countries for assistance. (A)among(B)much (C)depend on(D) assistance

6. Most of the 240 or so whales that had re-stranded yesterday near the original stranding site made there way back out to the shallow water during the high tide. (A) Most of the (B)had re-stranded (C)stranding (D)there

7. The common denominator of success—the secret to success of every person who has ever been successful-lies in that they formed the habit of doing things that failures don't like to do. (A)The(B)the secret to (C) that(D)that

8. Whether you're looking for a popular purebred like the Labrador retriever, or an unique breed like the Karelian bear dog, many canine companions have the perfect characteristics making them suitable for country living. (A)Whether (B)an unique breed (C)companions (D) making

9. Despite social and economic ties between the U.S. economy and countries in Latin America will continue to exist, the risk of tensions and a deterioration in relations with the Trump administration will remain high. (A)Despite (B) ties (C) to exist (D) will remain

10. More than a million migrants and refugees crossed into Europe in 2015, sparking a crisis as countries struggled to cope with the influx, and created division in the EU over how best to deal with resettling people. (A)crossed (B) sparking(C)as countries (D) and created

11. In about 19% of left-handed people, the areas responsible for language are in the right bemisphere and as much as 68% of them have some language abilities in both the left and the right hemispheres. (A) In (B)responsible for(C) much(D) both

12. Classification is a systematic method for organization objects, ideas, or information into groups of which the members have one or more characteristics in common. (A) organization (B)information(C)of which(D)in common

13. The cathedral presented the number of challenging issues when developing the lighting design, some of them architectural in nature, others to do with how the building was to be used, and yet more focused on conservation, technology and cost. (A)the number of(B) them(C) to do (D) focused

14. Compared Twitter and traditional media, we find that although Twitter users show relatively low interests in world news, they actively help spread news of important world events. (A)Compared (B)although(C) relatively(D)spread

15. Some people are allergic to pollens, foods, dust, or microorganisms, however others do not have any allergic reactions to these substances. (A) are allergic to (B)however (C)others(D) to these substances

16. At the thigh bones meets the large bone of the lower leg there is the joint, called the knee, which moves like a hinge. (A)At(B) there(C) called(D)which

17. It can be inferred from the passage that from a historical perspective, the European conquest of the Americas can be viewed as______ (A) most different form earlier failed conquests (B) most similar to earlier successful conquests (C) unlike any earlier conquests in history successful or not (D) nothing related to earlier successful conquests

18. According to the passage, European conquerors had which of the following advantages in North America? (A) They possessed a larger population to replace casualties in their conquest of North America than they did in the South. (B) They had already gained experience in the Southern conquest that was not formerly available. (C) They had better martial organization in North America than they had in South America. (D) They were confronted by an opponent experienced in empire-building in North America.

19. It can be inferred form the passage that the author views the European conquest of America as which of the following? (A) Unfortunate on the whole, but surprising in historical terms. (B) Too ethically complex to be easily judged. (C) Unexpected, given the history of similar conquests in Europe. (D) Tragic but inevitable, given historical circumstances.

20. Which of the following statements best describes the organization of the first paragraph? (A) A historical theory is sketched and a problem with the theory is cited. (B) A paradox about the origins of a historical phenomenon is pointed out and the author's explanation of the paradox is expounded. (C) A statement about a historical phenomenon is offered and a possible misinterpretation of that statement is addressed. (D) A new explanation for a historical phenomenon is given and evidence for that explanation is provided.

21. It can be inferred from the passage that Van West notes the severe droughts which affected the Anasazi prior to the Great Drought primarily in order to ______.(A) establish that enough food could have been grown to support the Anasazi's survival (B) affirm the notion that the Great Drought may have been exponentially more severe than prior droughts (C) suggest that the repetition of droughts was taking a cumulative toll on the fertility of the Plateau (D) argue that the Anasazi's past behavior would indicate their likely future behavior in the case of a Great Drought

22. Researchers have employed all of the following methods in researching potential explanations of the Anasazi evacuation EXCEPT______. (A) the study of modern Indian societies (B) the study of climatological records (C) the study of Anasazi mythology (D) the study of ceremonial structures

23. The author considers the explanations put forward by Van West and Adler for the causes of the Anasazi evacuation to be ______.(A) popular but suspect (B) premature and illogical (C) ambitious but misguided (D) partially persuasive but individually insufficient

申論題 (1)

第二大題翻譯:(10%)
孩子,當我們踏上這一步時,我們早已被告知,此行的痛楚必須獨自面對,我們能做的,只有在背後默默地為你加油打氣。
因為生命的價值,不能有任何的依附,而是透過自己的實踐去創造出來。或許, 在疲憊的身軀中,你已無暇觀看旅程中的花草世界,但我知道在你踏出的每一步,你都會被海風吹擊；往前眺望,必被海洋反射的陽光閃得猶如午後的貓眼。路途中灰煙彌漫；淌下的汗水,浸濕的衣袖,割著脖子的每一寸肌膚。