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科目：公職四等◆英文 | 年份：107年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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1 The police have tried to bring him to______ , but his slick lawyers always get the case thrown out of court. (A) law (B) rule (C) order (D) justice
2 Many people are hooked on horror movies; they love to be scared ______ . (A) out of their wits (B) with ease (C) in line (D) at their loss
3 ______ you rather go to the movie with us or stay at home tonight? (A) Could (B) Would (C) Won’t (D) Can’t
4 It is generally believed that examinations are not the only means of ______ a student's ability. (A) assuming (B) overseeing (C) propelling (D) assessing
5 The manager demands a______ reply from his coworkers when he sends them a message because he hates to wait. (A) distinct (B) mutual (C) prompt (D) consistent
6 The doctor ______ some painkillers for my backache after a thorough checkup. (A) prescribed (B) nominated (C) forbade (D) discarded
7 Lack of financial resources, the political activists had no choice but using a low-tech______ form to publish their newspapers. (A) alternative (B) alternate (C) amenable (D) amiable
8 The UN Security Council called for an immediate and______ humanitarian cease-fire in the Gaze war between Israel and Hamas. (A) dispensable (B) notorious (C) destructive (D) unconditional
9 Each February, people flock to Japan for the Snow Festival in order to see the hundreds of ice______ and statues carved by ice artists. (A) summits (B) sculptures (C) syrups (D) stutters
10 Russia faces more______ from the European Union over the Ukraine crisis, but the action likely will hurt EU economies. (A) delinquents (B) hypocrites (C) immigrants (D) sanctions
11 (A) quickly (B) quick (C) quietly (D) quiet
12 (A) mass-producing (B) mass-produced (C) mass-production (D) mass-produce
13 (A) but (B) still (C) yet (D) so
14 (A) Because (B) Once (C) Although (D) Since
15 (A) as (B) with (C) at (D) below
16 (A) Endured (B) Enduring (C) Discovered (D) Discovering
17 (A) split (B) stuck (C) stuffed (D) spoiled
18 (A) typical (B) tropical (C) tragical (D) technical
19 (A) interacting (B) deducting (C) alternating (D) containing
20 (A) ache (B) accent (C) accident (D) attraction
21 Which of the following can be the best title for the passage? (A) New Computer Software to Catch Lying Emails (B) New Computer Software to Analyze Vocabulary (C) New Computer Software to Warn People Not to Lie (D) New Computer Software to Help Conduct Research
22 Which of the following statements is true about Hancock's experiment? (A) The same group of people were asked to come into the labs to write both lies and the truth. (B) The scientists are developing some methods to detect if a person is lying in emails. (C) The scientists took advantage of previous database of numerous emails. (D) His experiment found around 28% of communications at work were lies.
23 According to the passage, which of the following signs could appear in lying emails? (A) fewer pronouns in a message (B) being poorly written with grammatical errors (C) containing an unexpected zip file (D) more words in a message
24 Why does the psychologist Peter Collett disagree on Hancock's method? (A) Because he believes that body language can detect lies. (B) Because he is unconvinced that computers can detect lies. (C) Because his published book proves Hancock's experiment wrong. (D) Because he doubts that the speed of talking can be a better indicator.
25 According to Hancock, which of the following words is NOT likely to be found in a lying email? (A) irritated (B) grieved (C) anxious (D) blessed
26 (A) directions (B) decisions (C) devices (D) defenses
27 (A) promising (B) embarrassing (C) blessing (D) confessing
28 (A) harder (B) shorter (C) better (D)tender
29 (A) discouraged (B) disconnected (C) distributed (D) distinguished
30 (A) intensive (B) positive (C) restrictive (D) expensive
31 (A) thought up (B) regarded as (C) consisted of (D) identified with
32 (A) as for (B) due to (C) instead of (D) aside from
33 (A) less than (B) much less (C) much more (D) more than
34 (A) potential (B) uncommon (C) irresistible (D) aggressive
35 (A) therefore (B) otherwise (C) however (D) moreover
36 What is this passage mainly about? (A) Degree counseling. (B) Job opportunities. (C) Graduate programs. (D) Leadership training.
37 What is the mission of the "Pathways Programs"? (A) To help students find cycling routes. (B) To prepare students to work for the government. (C) To advise students who want to explore the world. (D) To give students tips for finding jobs in the society.
38 Where can one find further information about the Pathways Programs? (A) At a local news agency. (B) At a local tourist information center. (C) At the official website of the government. (D) At the official website of a university research program.
39 Which program can high school students apply for? (A) The Internship Program. (B) The Hiring Reform Program. (C) The Recent Graduates Program. (D) The Presidential Management Fellows Program.
40 Which of the following groups can apply for the Recent Graduates Program up to six years? (A) Students who are currently working part-time. (B) Students who are currently studying at a graduate program. (C) Graduates who cannot apply because of their military service duties. (D) Graduates who have applied within two years of degree completion.
41 According to this passage, which of the following is NOT a subject in Moore's writing? (A) Artists. (B) Fossils. (C) Animals. (D) Workers.
42 What does Moore refer to as "flies in amber"? (A) Concentration on details. (B) Quotations in her poetry. (C) Poetry in the twentieth century. (D) A common image in her poetry.
43 According to the passage, which of the following jobs was not held by Moore? (A) Teacher. (B) Librarian. (C) Magazine editor. (D) Commercial artist.
44 What is this passage mainly about? (A) The use of quotations in poetry. (B) Essayists and poets of the 1920’s. (C) Marianne Moore’s life and work. (D) The influence of the imagism on Marianne Moore.
45 According to the passage, which of the following can be inferred about Moore’s poems? (A) They tend to be subjective. (B) They were all published in The Dial. (C) They do not use traditional verse forms. (D) They are better known in Europe than in the US.
46 What is the best title for this passage? (A) How to Make a French Omelet (B) How to Use Instruments to Make Omelets (C) How to Distribute Eggs When Making an Omelet (D) How to Distinguish French Omelets from British Half Moons
47 According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) The butter should be put into a pan after the pan is heated. (B) We should season the eggs before whisking them together. (C) We should leave the omelet for 20 seconds before we eat it. (D) The omelet is undone if it is still slightly runny in the middle.
48 Which of the following ingredients is NOT mentioned in the passage? (A) Corn. (B) Onion. (C) Tomatoes. (D) Mushrooms.
49 What does the word “swirl” mean? (A) Beat. (B) Stir. (C) Press. (D) Burn.
50 Who is most likely to be the author of this passage? (A) An artist. (B) A gourmet. (C) A politician. (D) An engineer.

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