108年 - [無官方正解]108 國立嘉義大學_轉學生招生考試試題：英文#144418

科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文 | 年份：108年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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所屬科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文

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1. _____ products contain the milk element.
(A) Dairy (B) Daily (C) Diary (D) Diarrhea
2. Jenny _____ red lipstick yesterday and she looked so different.
(A) put of (B) put off (C) put on (D) put out
3.He works at a fabric _____.
(A) plane (B) plain (C) plan (D) plant
4. These advanced technologies are expected to _____ the health of plants and animals.
(A) damage (B) ruin (C) destroy (D) enhance
5. The great actor died _____ at the peak of his career.
(A) small (B) young (C) youth (D) child
6. More than eight out of ten consumers _____ believe food safety is a very important issue.
(A)surveyed (B) surveying (C) survey (D) have surveyed
7. It was a close _____ but we finally made it.
(A) go (B) call (C) inch (D) time
8. Are you in the _____ for tickets?
(A) queue (B) queen (C) queer (D) quack
9. Thousands of people rallied in Taipei to _____ against media outlets that spread fabricated news.
(A) perform (B) protect (C) perfect (D) protest
10. If you had been _____, you wouldn’t have let your friend wait for you in the rain for 2 hours.
(A) unsociable (B) considerate (C) frustrated (D) humorous
11. Jack sent the letter by _____ mail in order for it to get there as soon as possible.
(A) regular (B) express (C) parcel (D) registered
12. I’m surprised to see you awake; five minutes ago you were sound _____.
(A) sleep (B) sleepy (C) slept (D) asleep
13. Mark Twain once said, “_____ breeds contempt.”
(A) Familiar (B) Fame (C) Family (D) Familiarity
14. Popeye eats much ________, which is a leafy vegetable.
(A) broccoli (B) spinach (C) cauliflower (D) mushroom
15. We recommend that you _____ the workshop with a laptop to make the most of it.
(A) attend (B) to attend (C) attending (D) attending to
16. I feel depressed at this moment, but I’m sure good things are _____ the corner.
(A) around (B) up (C) above (D) between
17. The new office on Sunset Ave. is _____ more spacious than the one on Canon Street.
(A) such (B) so (C) much (D) very
18. I’m looking forward _____ your parents.
(A) to meet (B) to meeting (C) for meeting (D) meeting
19. If the decision _____ before John got here, he would have been surprised.
(A) was being made (B) had been made (C) was made (D) made
20. Please let me know _____ he will take my advice.
(A) who (B) where (C) whether (D) which
II. 閱讀測驗(每題 2 分，共 60 分)
Part A: 閱讀下列文章，依上下文之文意選出一個正確的答案
Passage A
Tears, which are actually drops of saline fluid secreted by a gland, __(21)__ nature’s way to keep
our eyes wet and cleansed. We cry as a __(22)__ to eye irritation such as that caused by chopping
onions or getting soap or dust in our eyes. But why do we __(23)__ tears when we are happy or sad ---
in pleasure or pain, in victory and defeat? Emotional tears, __(24)__ are unique to human beings, have
long been a mystery. Some scientists now speculate that through tears our body eliminates certain
chemicals which build up in response to stress and create a chemical imbalance. Crying is supposed to
make us “feel better” because it __(25)__ chemical balance in the body.
21. (A) was (B) is (C) were (D) are
22. (A) action (B) reaction (C) ply (D) reply
23. (A) elicit (B) cast (C) shed (D) discard
24. (A) which (B) that (C) where (D) when
25. (A) disrupts (B) restores (C) verify (D) ossify
Passage B
You don’t __(26)__ look very far to find someone who has a knack for languages, someone who
picks up the flow of the language __(27)__ and seems to be able to converse in the language before
anyone else. Some people seem to be born with a natural ability. They don’t appear to have to work at
the language very hard. There may be one or two __(28)__ these geniuses in your own foreign-language
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class. They’re always ready with the right answer to a question. They volunteer to speak __(29)__, and
their hunches are almost always right. You sit across from them or behind them, admiring their apparent
facility with the language, and you wonder why things __(30)__ come as easily for you.
26. (A) have (B) have to (C) require (D) requirement to
27. (A) easing (B) easily (C) easy to (D) ease
28. (A) of (B) for (C) and (D) because of
29. (A) to (B) often (C) everybody (D) about
30. (A) hasn't (B) doesn't (C) don't (D) aren't
Part B: 依據下列文章回答問題，選出一個正確的答案
Passage C
There are many types of trees, and they are similar in some ways. All trees have roots, trunks, and
branches. They also have leaves or needles. Some trees look like a sphere on a stick; some, a cone.
The trunk of a tree gets bigger as it grows. As you can see, branches grow from the trunk, and leaves
grow from branches. Trees get food from the leaves. The leaves of trees are not all the same. The leaves
of many trees fall in the autumn and then new ones grow in the spring. Needles are green all the time.
After needles fall down, some new ones grow. As for the roots, they hold the tree in the ground. Water
from the soil goes into the roots for the trees to grow.
Some animals make their home in the trunk of a tree. For example, birds build their home on the
branches of a tree. For people, trees keep us cool. It is cooler to sit in the shade of a tree than anywhere.
Trees are also at our disposal in many ways. We burn wood in our fireplaces to keep warm. It is also
used to make stationery. We build wood cabins. To conclude, trees really serve us well.
31. _____ grow from branches.
(A)Trunks (B) Roots (C) Leaves (D) Cabins
32. Which shape of a tree is not mentioned in the passage?
(A) Sphere (B) Cone (C) Square (D) None of the above.
33. When do trees lose leaves? In the _____.
(A) spring (B) summer (C) fall (D) winter
34. We use wood from trees to _____.
(A) build houses (B) make needles (C) stay cool (D) make woks
35. According to the passage, which of the following is true?
(A) Trunks send water to the roots.
(B) Birds use seeds to build nests.
(C) We use wood to make pieces of paper.
(D) Wood is used to build fireplaces.
Passage D
Thomas and Louis Border founded Borders Book store in 1971. They were brothers in their 20s at
the time and opened a small used-book shop in Ann Arbor, Michigan. They managed to work out an
inventory management system, serving independent booksellers, and by 1988 their business had grown
to include four stores.
They recruited Robert DiRomualdo to run the business and subsequently sold Borders to Kmart in
1990. Since then, Kmart has been selling the company to the public, and Robert DiRomualdo is
currently the CEO. Borders now operates over 225 Borders superstores, with one in Singapore and two
in Britain.
Its major competitor is Barnes & Noble. Despite Wall Street’s obsession with Borders’ Internet
competitor, Amazon.com, which has a market capitalization of over $4 billion, Borders has remained
committed to its brick and mortar approach. Borders has annual profits of over $100 million, while
Amazon is still struggling to get itself out of the red. Although Internet wonders such as Amazon have
defied the traditional laws of the market, Borders’ investors are betting that people will always want to
go browse and drink coffee at stores like Borders and its competitor Barnes & Nobel.
36. In what year was Borders founded?
(A) 1990 (B) 1988 (C) 1971 (D) In the early 20's
37. What type of business did the bookstore start as?
(A)A superstore with four stores (B) A small used-book store
(C) A branch under the Kmart group (D) An Internet business
38. Borders currently operate stores in all of the following countries except _____.
(A) Britain (B) The U.S. (C) Singapore (D) Germany
39. According to the text, which of the following statements is true?
(A) Borders has a larger market capitalization than Amazon.
(B) Borders is currently making more in revenues than Amazon.
(C) Wall Street is crazy about Borders.
(D) Borders has started an internet business.
40. Which of the following types of business would Borders consider a direct competitor?
(A) Internet companies such as Amazon.com.
(B) Other small used-book stores started by students in their 20s from An Arbor, Michigan.
(C) Superstores that let readers browse and drink coffee.
(D) Stores such as K-mart that have book sections.
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Passage E
When early European explorers traveled to the western part of North America, they came across a
group of tribes known as the Oasis people, who lived in what is now the southwestern United States and
northern Mexico. Since the region is hot and dry, these people had to live near water sources. They had
their own local governments and often lived in towns and villages, so Spanish explorers called them the
Pueblo, which means “village” in Spanish.
The Oasis people farmed the land and grew corn and cotton. They didn’t eat much meat, but they
sometimes ate rabbits. They ate little fish, because their desert habitat had few lakes or rivers for fishing.
The Oasis people were the first Americans known to make clothes from cotton. The men and women
both wore long hair. These people were great builders. They used sandstone and a type of sandy clay
called adobe to build rectangular home. The rooms were built next to or on top of each other, like
modern apartments.
Although the desert area where they lived is now part of America and Mexico, descendants of the
Oasis people continue to live there and follow their ancestors’ customs and beliefs.
41. Which of the following would be the best title for this passage?
(A) The Impact of European Exploration (B)The Oasis People’s Way of Life
(C) Ancient Building Methods (D) Deserts Around the World
42. Which of the following does the passage NOT say that the Oasis people ate?
(A) Rabbits (B) Fish (C) Cotton (D) Corn
43. The author says that the Oasis people _____.
(A) were the first Americans to make clothing out of adobe.
(B) learned about cotton from the Spanish.
(C) built rectangular dwellings next to and on top of each other.
(D) wore their hair short.
44. According to the passage, the area where the Oasis people lived _____.
(A) is now uninhabited.
(B) had many lakes but few streams.
(C) has changed in climate since the Europeans arrived.
(D) is now part of the United States and Mexico.
45. The Oasis people were called “the Pueblo” by _____.
(A) Asian people (B) African people (C) Australian people (D) European people
Passage F
Washington High School
Dr. George F. Clooney Principal
Washington High School
85 Cultural Rd.
Greenbelt, Arizona 03014
Dear students & parents:
Next semester, all students here will wear a school uniform.
Boys and girls will wear a white shirt and a dark blue jacket. Boys will also wear a blue tie and dark
gray pants. Girls will wear dark gray pants or a dark gray skirt.
Wearing a uniform is a good idea. The uniform will help students study hard. They will think about
school and school work, not about fashion. Today, students think too much about clothes and how they
look. It is important to think about education first.
Uniforms also look neat and clean. When students are neat and clean, they are more comfortable. When
they are comfortable, they study more.
Uniforms will also increase school spirit. Students in uniforms will look like a team, and they will work
together as a team.
Uniforms are also less expensive than popular designer clothes. Parents will be happy about that.
Parents can buy the new school uniform at Niceplaza Department Store on Broadway in the Greenbelt
Shopping Center.
Enjoy your summer vacation.
Sincerely,
George F. Clooney
George F. Clooney
46. Who is George F. Clooney in this letter?
(A) A student (B) A parent (C) Principal (D) Nobody
47. What is the purpose of this letter?
(A) It is to announce a school dress code policy.
(B) It is to invite parents to come for the parent-teacher conference.
(C) It describes activities during a national vacation.
(D) It is a letter of self-introduction.
48. What is not mentioned in the letter? The _____.
(A) skirt (B) pants (C) jacket (D) hat
49. Why should students wear uniforms, according to the passage? Uniforms ____.
(A) look clean & neat (B) are expensive
(C) make students happy (D) are sold on campus
50. Students will start to wear uniforms in _____.
(A)spring (B) summer (C) fall (D) winter.

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