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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：10

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所屬科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文

選擇題 (40)

1. The number of parents choosing to have only one child _____ increasing in many countries all over the world. (A) were (B) has (C) is (D) are

2. Most students choose their majors in college ____ their interests and scores of the college entrance exam. (A) owe to (B) made of (C) adjust to (D) based on

3. After diagnosing a patient, the doctor would ____ some medicine if necessary. (A) describe (B) subscribe (C) prescribe (D) inscribe

4. It ____ that the nation can achieve equality of rights for everyone through education. (A) is believed (B) believes (C) believed (D) believing

5. With the advancement of technology, learning is very different from what it ____ in the past. (A) is used to be (B) used to be (C) used to being (D) was used to be

6. Students under 20 need parents’ ______ and signature to join the overseas exchange program. (A) proposal (B) rejection (C) prestige (D) permission

7. Movie stars usually have a very direct influence on ____ is fashionable. (A) what (B) which (C) how (D) that

8. Over the last twenty years, housing prices in many of the world’s cities _____. (A) are soared (B) have soared (C) has soared (D) had been soared

9. To make sure that the experiment is valid, it is _____ to record the data accurately. (A) appealing (B) neutral (C) crucial (D) reluctant

10. Einstein’s theory relativity is very profound and difficult for most people to _____. (A) comprehend (B) promote (C) innovate (D) convince

11. The travel agent just called to _____ your travel arrangements for your vacation. (A) conform (B) reform (C) confirm (D) affirm

12. The increased capital could greatly ____ economic development. (A) demote (B) alternate (C) decline (D) accelerate

13. The candidate surprisingly won the presidential election _______ his sexual scandals. (A) although (B) in addition to (C) in spite of (D) even if

14. Tourists are attracted by New York’s unique and ______ magic. (A) questionable (B) undeniable (C) debatable (D) disputable

15. In the Internet era, electronic communication makes it possible to organize events almost _____. (A) abundantly (B) instantly (C) steadily (D) gradually

16. El Niño occurs in the Pacific Ocean when the surface water temperature is ____. (A) unusually high (B) unusual high (C) unusual highly (D) unusually highly

17. The techniques of genetic engineering are new and quite different from ____ breeding. (A) modern (B) conventional (C) latest (D) up-to-date

18. Before introducing the new product on the market, the sales team conducted a survey by asking people on the street to ____ questionnaires. (A) chip in (B) cross out (C) break in (D) fill out

19. The new Minster of Education ______ the importance of early childhood education. (A) comments (B) facilitates (C) negotiates (D) advocates

20. I haven’t seen my best friend for 5 years. I really ____ her again soon. (A) look forward to meet (B) looking forward to meet (C) look forward to meeting (D) looking forward to meeting

1. Mike Wazowski is a popular cartoon character because of its confident , great leadership , and hard work .(A)its(B)confident(C)leadership(D)hard work

2. Now scientists need more resources to conduct research on biotechnology and make sure it can be more safe . (A)more resources(B)target(C)damaging(D)healthy ones

3. The doctors are developing a new medical treatment , which target the cancer cells without damaging healthy ones . (A)medical treatment(B)target(C)damaging(D)healthy ones

4. The stage manager planned to hold a singing competition to attract audience, hoping that it could help saving the old theater. (A)planned to(B)hold(C)hoping(D)saving

5. Mrs. Smith was busy take care of her children when they were little . After they grew up , she decided to return to the job market. (A)take(B)were little(C)grew up(D) return to

6. With the new scanning technology we can know what happening in our bodies with fewer side effects . (A)With(B) happening(C)fewer(D)effects

7. Football, or soccer, originated in Britain. By the 1840s, England’s Football Association established a set of rules, and the modern game was born . Today, million of audience all over the globe watch 2018 FIFA World Cup in the stadium or on social media. (A)originated(B)was born(C)million(D)on

8. It’s one thing to say that an earthquake is likely to happen in a high-risk area, but it’s other to predict exactly where and when the quake will occur. (A)one thing(B)is likely to happen(C)high-risk(D)other

9. Today, people continue to devote a lot of time and money in their appearance. In fact, one out of three consumers globally say they are spending more money today on beauty and health care products than ever before . (A)in(B)out of(C)health care(D)than ever before

10. According to a study, the forested area in the Amazons has the greatest biodiversity of any place on the Earth. However , environmentalists are worry about the impact of deforestation will have on the Amazon’s plants and animals. (A)According to(B)However(C)are worry(D)on

1. According to the article, which statement is NOT true? (A) A poor score in the entrance exam can secure admission. (B) Schools in USA are highly competitive for international students. (C) You must have good grades to earn admission in the top schools. (D) Students must be competent enough to fulfill the schools’ criteria.

2. Which of the following could be the best title of the article? (A) A Good Score to Secure the Best Schools in USA (B) Admission Guides to the Top Schools in USA for International Students (C) High-ranking Universities in USA are Competitive (D) College Admission Procedures in USA

3. The word “ scholarships ,” in the 6th line of the 1st paragraph is close in meaning to (A) credits (B) grants (C) debts (D) fines

4. The word “ competent ” in the 1st sentence of the 2nd paragraph means the same as (A) diligent (B) confident (C) inefficient (D) capable

5. According to the article, which statement is NOT mentioned? (A) Some schools in USA admit students based on application essays. (B) It is better to apply for more than one college because the admission is highly unpredictable in the US. (C) For local students, a below-average score in the entrance exam does not affect admission in the top US schools. (D) Great English language skills are necessary to gain admission to the top schools in USA.

6. _____ A “celebrity” means someone who ______________ (A) has political power (B) is good-looking (C) is famous (D) is rich

7. _____ Why would some companies use celebrities in advertisements? (A) To lower down the cost (B) To promote sales (C) To establish good reputation (D) To make celebrities popular

8. _____ What does the word “ downsides ” mean? (A) strengths (B) disadvantages (C) rewards (D) punishment

9. _____ What is NOT one of the best sellers in celebrity brand lines? (A) Cars (B) Fragrances (C) Dresses (D) Jeans

10. ____ According to the article, which statement is true? (A) Celebrity advertising always works for designer brands. (B) The product that the celebrity uses in the ad must be of good quality. (C) A study supported the view that celebrity advertising is more effective than non-celebrity advertising. (D) Michael Phelps lost his contract with Kellogg's because he did something inappropriate

申論題 (10)

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