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科目：銀行◆英文 | 年份：107年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：2

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選擇題 (40)

1. Gratitude can _______ common days into thanksgivings, turn routine jobs into joy, and change ordinary opportunities into blessings. (A)transform (B)transport (C) reform (D)perform
2. Optimism about housing values led to a _______ in home construction. (A)prevention (B)recession (C) depression (D)boom
3. Biking and walking are becoming increasingly more popular _______ of daily transportation. (A)alignment (B)modes (C) declaration (D)mentality
4. Compulsive hoarding occurs when a person acquires an ______ number of animals or objects and is unwilling to part with them. (A)expressive (B)extensive (C) excessive (D)expensive
5. Some bacteria and viruses have developed ways of avoiding ______ system defenses and causing sickness. (A)political (B)commune (C) immune (D)economical
6. If a product is labeled weather resistant, it means it’s designed to ______ light exposure to the elements ─ sun, rain, and wind. (A)withstand (B)understand (C) outperform (D)outstand
7. In the face of unjust ______ we can become bitter or better; upset or understanding; hostile or humble; furious or forgiving. (A)prediction (B)well-being (C) pledge (D)criticism
8. Passive–aggressive behavior from workers and managers is damaging to team ______ and productivity. (A)exploitation (B)unity (C) vulnerability (D)consumption
9. One person was reportedly killed, and thousands are without power after Tropical Storm Gordon made ______ between Alabama and the Florida panhandle with high-force winds and a heavy downpour. (A)landfall (B)marks (C) coast (D)fall
10. The growth of renewable energy across Latin America is creating a new economic ______ – exploiting those natural resources for domestic growth. (A)disparage (B)poverty (C) phenomenon (D)unification
11. Many relationships ________ because they change and stop making the efforts to keep the love alive. (A)break on (B)break in (C) break up (D)break even
12. Trust is like glass ________ to be protected because once it is broken it can never be fixed. (A)that needs (B)where needs (C) who needs (D)what needs
13. The birth of modern research ethics began with a desire to protect human subjects ________ in research projects. (A)involving (B)involved (C) to involve (D)involve
14. ________ constitutes ethical research is important for all people who conduct research projects or use and apply the results from research findings. (A)Known that (B)Know what (C) Knowing that (D)Knowing what
15. The country’s population aged 65-and-over reached 50 million for the first time in 2016 and is expected to continue growing ________ the “baby boomers” reach retirement. (A)like (B)as (C) for (D)yet
16. The more generous we are, ________ we become. (A)the more joy (B)more joyous (C) the more joyous (D)and joyful
17. Terrorism is not new, ________ of trying to prevent it through counterterrorism measures. (A)nor is the practice (B)neither is the practice (C) nor the practice is (D)neither the practice is
18. Ensuring food safety is one of those federal government ________ we only notice when it fails. (A)functional (B)function (C) functioned (D)functions
19. All researchers should be familiar ________ the basic ethical principles and have up-to-date knowledge about policies and procedures designed to ensure the safety of research subjects. (A)in (B)to (C) with (D)as
20. ________ doesn’t just tell us about fossil fuel pollution or the release of banned chemicals. (A)What floats around in the air (B)That floats around in the air (C) It floats around in the air (D)Those float around in the air
21. (A)campaigns (B)celebration (C) deliberation (D)predicament
22. (A)distribute (B)distributing (C) distributed (D)distribution
23. (A)at (B)in (C) for (D)with
24. (A)sculpture (B)instruction (C) equipment (D)fitness
25. (A)In addition (B)Despite (C) Whatever (D)Since
26. (A)time (B)line (C) ruler (D)fine
27. (A)conform to (B)comply to (C) reform to (D)inform of
28. (A)insurgency (B)severity (C) authority (D)authenticity
29. (A)deprived (B)approval (C) deprival (D)approved
30. (A)While (B)If (C) Whether (D)Where
31. What is the main idea of this passage? (A)Environmental science is a multidisciplinary science so the environmental scientists need to detect, evaluate and fix problems in various fields. (B)Environmental scientists have to be trained in more than one discipline. (C) Environmental scientists should focus more on the natural system, such as ecology and geology. (D)Environmental scientists should assist the managers of a state government to reduce carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions.
32. Which of the following discipline is not included in environmental science? (A)hydrology (B)plant physiology (C) astrology (D)soil sciences
33. According to the passage, which project is not the responsibility of an environmental scientist? (A)Coordinating cleanup efforts at an abandoned oil refinery. (B)Forecasting the effects of global climate change and sea level rise on a coastal bay system. (C) Consulting with a construction team to help them with minimizing air pollution. (D)Assisting with finding solutions to limit damages on coastal wetlands, shoreline property, and public infrastructure.
34. The word “restoration” means most nearly the same as _____________. (A)recruiting (B)recovery (C) respite (D)recurrence
35. What kind of approach will environmental scientists take to deal with a problem? (A)They will use data to locate it, evaluate its extent, design and implement the solutions, and make sure the problem is solved. (B)They will use data to detect it, monitor the solutions, and evaluate the situation. (C) They will detect it first, and collaborate with other scientists to jointly share the responsibility. (D)They will use data to evaluate the extent of it and take measures to monitor the development.
36. What is the main idea of this passage? (A)Emotional intelligence was criticized by many psychologists. (B)Traditional intelligence alone is actually associated with leadership success. (C) Emotional intelligence is something that only senior managers and CEOs need to have. (D)Emotional intelligence is recognized as a quality that can help people become more successful.
37. Which of the following is true about emotional intelligence? (A)Emotional intelligence is only important in the workplace. (B)If a person has high emotional intelligence, he/she will surely be successful. (C) In addition to high IQ, people also need emotional intelligence to succeed in their career. (D)A person with high emotional intelligence will increase the stress level of others.
38. From the passage, we can infer that _____________. (A)Daniel Goleman first coined the term emotional intelligence in 1995. (B)the term emotional intelligence must be invented in 1995. (C) emotional intelligence will become an important criterion for companies to recruit workers. (D)all the successful entrepreneurs have a strong amount of emotional intelligence.
39. The word “seasoned” means most nearly the same as _____________. (A)experienced (B)substantial (C) crucial (D)apprehensive
40. All of the following are mentioned as the benefits of high emotional intelligence except _____________. (A)better interpersonal relationship (B)higher job satisfaction (C) better stress management (D)stronger immune system

申論題 (2)

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