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科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文 | 年份：107年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：0

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1. The professor will give a _____ about different forms of energy tomorrow morning.
(A) light (B) loose (C) lecture (D) literature
2. That stand is selling _____. You should try chocolate cookies.
(A) shakes (B) snacks (C) snakes (D) sharks
3. If you have a _____, you can watch movies or surf the Internet almost anywhere in the city.
(A) table (B) triumph (C) trouble (D) tablet
4. Can I borrow your power supply? The _____ of my cell phone is almost dead.
(A) country (B) battery (C) storage (D) garage
5. My favorite type of food is French _____. Do you like it, too?
(A) cruise (B) course (C) cuisine (D) concert
6. The chef needed a knife to _____ some vegetables for dinner.
(A) chop (B) shop (C) chip (D) ship
7. Many people store up food and water in preparing for the _____ typhoon.
(A) upcoming (B) numerous (C) seriously (D) past
8. As we grow old, many of us start to _____ our parents in many ways.
(A) differ (B) adopt (C) assemble (D) resemble
9. Our speech _____ has attracted lots of participants from many universities in Taiwan.
(A) contract (B) continue (C) contestant (D) contest
10. Lisa must have entered the office because I can smell her _____.
(A) wilderness (B) popularity (C) equality (D) perfume
11. The medical device helps people _____ their own blood pressure.
(A) reply (B) regard (C) monitor (D) imagine
12. The army could not _____ the enemies no matter how hard the soldiers fought.
(A) defeat (B) boast (C) consist (D) celebrate
13. The Internet is so _____ that it affects numerous people all over the world.
(A) carefree (B) corporate (C) influential (D) reluctant
14. After years of effort, the chef finally _____ his reputation.
(A) misled (B) absorbed (C) dismissed (D) established
15. Some_____ of modern human beings are said to have come from Africa.
(A) disputes (B) portions (C) ancients (D) ancestors
16. A: Sorry to keep you _____ so long. B: That’s all right.
(A) waiting (B) to wait (C) wait (D) to waiting
17. A: Would you like to have some coffee? B: I prefer tea _____ coffee.
(A) on (B) to (C) at (D) of
18. John would like to live in a place _____ there is plenty of sunshine.
(A) that (B) which (C) where (D) whose
19. _____ it was a national holiday last Monday, all the stores were closed.
(A) Since (B) That (C) In case (D) As long as
20. Where have you been? I’ve been _____ for you for the last half hour.
(A) look (B) to look (C) looked (D) looking
II. 閱讀測驗：請依下列短文內容，在各題的 A、B、C、D 四個選項中，挑出一個最適合的答案。
Passage A
Cats love sleeping in small spaces. It can be anything from a cardboard box to the bathroom sink. One has to
wonder __(21)__ they choose to cram themselves into these less than __(22)__ or comfortable places. Simply
put, they feel safer and more secure in small, enclosed spaces. Also, cats in the wild hide from __(23)__ in tight
spaces. It helps prevent them __(24)__ being ambushed while also keeping them warm. Cats become energetic
in the middle of the night. They can often be found yowling and running around the house crazily. That’s
natural, __(25)__ their sleep patterns are different from those of people. Also, house cats have energy to
__(26)__ at night since they are napping for most of the day, which is their quiet time.
21. (A) why (B) how (C) when (D) where
22. (A) racial (B) spacious (C) potential (D) advanced
23. (A) attitudes (B) horizons (C) predators (D) relationships
24. (A) to (B) with (C) for (D) from
25. (A) as (B) with (C) so that (D) which
26. (A) burn off (B) take place (C) stay in (D) set aside
Passage B
English is full of animal idioms. Some of them come from facts, __(27)__ others come from fiction and feature
domesticated rather than wild animals. Take “you can’t teach an old dog new tricks,” which makes the
suggestion that older people aren’t able to learn new things. This is false since no humans, or dogs for that
matter, ever stop learning. In fact, keeping the brain stimulated can reduce the negative effects of aging on
memory and learning. Another idiom that is mistaken is “stubborn as a mule.” The animals have a reputation
for being stubborn, refusing to work, and digging in their heels when they don’t want to be led somewhere they
don’t want to go. However, research shows mules are actually quite willing to learn and perform tasks. It’s their
intelligence that allows them to know their limits and refuse tasks that cause discomfort and put them in danger.
背面尚有試題
27. What is the best word for blank __(27)__ in line 1 of Passage B?
(A) where (B) whereas (C) when (D) whether
28. What is the purpose of this passage?
(A) To warn people against using some idioms wrongly.
(B) To introduce animals commonly used in idioms.
(C) To offer philosophical questions for people to think over.
(D) To provide examples on idioms which do not reflect the truth.
29. What’s wrong about the dog idiom mentioned in the passage?
(A) Young people sometimes don’t learn either.
(B) Older people actually never stop learning.
(C) Young people tend to learn from older people.
(D) Older people learn faster than young people.
30. Based on the passage, what is the reason behind a mule’s stubbornness?
(A) They are unwilling to perform tasks.
(B) They love to dig in their heels for fun.
(C) They are smart enough to refuse dangerous tasks.
(D) They are known to cause discomfort on their owners.
Passage C
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. First, I would like to remind everyone that the foreign currency exchange
desk will be closing in thirty minutes. If you need to swap any currency for your trip, I suggest that you head
over to the exchange desk right away, which is right next to Boarding Gate 11. Any passenger traveling to India
will not be able to get Indian rupee here, however, because that currency is not available outside of the country.
Also, to all passengers on Flight 135 to Taipei, please be advised that another mechanical issue has been found
on the plane. Therefore, a new plane must be brought in to take you to your destination. This means that there
will be a longer delay before your departure. For those already experiencing a lengthy layover, we apologize for
the extended wait time. All passengers on Flight 135 are welcome to have a free meal in the food court while
they wait. Please consult the departure board regularly for updated flight times. Thank you.
31. Where does this announcement take place?
(A) At the bus stop (B) In the bank
(C) At the airport (D) In the train station
32. Which currency is not available at the foreign currency exchange desk?
(A) US dollars (B) Japanese yen
(C) Indian rupee (D) Indonesian rupiah
33. What will be closed in thirty minutes?
(A) the food court (B) the departure board
(C) the boarding gate (D) the foreign currency exchange desk
34. Flight 135 to Taipei has been delayed because of ____________.
(A) the weather problem (B) a mechanical issue
(C) other delayed flights (D) currency change unavailability
35. According to this announcement, which of the following statements is NOT true?
(A) People of Flight 135 are leaving for Taipei.
(B) People of Flight 135 have to pay for their meals at the food court.
(C) People of Flight 135 need to check the updated flight time regularly.
(D) People of Flight 135 have to take a new plane instead.
Passage D
When we think of money, we usually think of metal coins and paper bills. In the modern world, almost every
person uses coins and paper money to exchange for other objects of value. The sizes and shapes of coins and
paper money are different in various countries. In India, for example, some coins have square sides. In Japan,
some coins have holes in the center. In the United States, all paper money is the same size and the same color;
only the printing on the bills is different. Most other countries have various sizes and colors for different values
of paper money. For example, in Taiwan, paper money has at least three different colors for different values.
Until the twentieth century, most coins were made of “precious” metals such as gold and silver, or they
contained at least some gold or silver. By the middle of the twentieth century, all coins that were actually being
used had no gold or silver and were made of less expensive metals, such as copper, nickel or aluminum. Paper
money has replaced metal money for most purposes, and now paper money is being replaced by paper checks,
plastic credit cards, and even electronic messages. If this continues, we may soon find that we will not use
money at all, but only a series of numbers in computers to buy and sell goods and services.
36. According to this article, which of the following statements is TRUE?
(A) All coins in India are square.
(B) Japanese is the only country that has coins with holes in them.
(C) The paper money in Taiwan has only two colors.
(D) The United States has only one size for its paper money.
37. What metal was used to make coins before the 20th century?
(A) silver (B) copper (C) aluminum (D) nickel
38. Which of the following items does NOT replace paper money nowadays?
(A) plastic credit cards (B) electronic messages
(C) paper checks (D) mental money
39. Which of the following statements can be inferred from this article?
(A) All countries have coins and paper money of different sizes and colors.
(B) People will only use credit cards in computers.
(C) Coins are no longer used these days.
(D) Paper money may disappear in the future.
40. What does the word “precious” mean?
(A) convenient (B) expensive (C) strange (D) powerfu

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