108年 - 108 慈濟大學_學士後中醫學系招生考試試題：英文#76353

科目：學士後中醫◆英文 | 年份：108年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：1

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選擇題 (40)

1. Conservationists are rethinking how to _____ nature on a changing planet. (A) prescribe (B) preserve (C) prevail (D) precede
2. Having previously questioned the value of military alliance, the preisdent _____ his full support for NATO. (A) pledged (B) plodded (C) plaited (D) pleaded
3. Scientists hail DNA ______ that can detect if people are likely to have heart attacks. (A) invention (B) breakthrough (C) hoax (D) malfunction
4. Unfortunately for those who try to make a living by catching sea cucumbers, the population of sea cucumbers seems to undergo a cycle of boom and _____. (A) bloom (B) blur (C) burst (D) bust
5. Copyright protection, especially to prevent overseas piracy for _____ sale, is an important issue today. (A) elicit (B) eligible (C) illicit (D) illegible
6. Once when East was East and West was West, the _____ between was not only geographical but also moral and historical. (A) chasm (B) chaos (C) linkage (D) longitude
7. Strict sanitary procedures help to _____ outbreaks of diseases. (A) foretell (B) forsake (C) fortify (D) forestall
8. This may be the most _____ sentimental piece of theater you'll see this year. (A) prudentially (B) compulsorily (C) insidiously (D) unabashedly
9. Mr. Yanai, an _____ fan of globalization, has made English the working language in his company and hired many foreigners. (A) arduous (B) androgen (C) ardent (D) aromatic
10. _____ can be caused by insufficient oxygen in the brain. (A) Fainting (B) Cavity (C) Lame (D) Fracture
Part II: Choose the answer that is the CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word. 
11. Our public relations team is trying to deal with the aftermath of the scandal. (A) consequence (B) bureaucratese (C) interpretation (D) surrender
12. Would you consider hiring a consultant to determine if this project is viable? (A) attributable (B) workable (C) defensible (D) sensible
13. Eight Labor MPS quit the party over Jeremy Korbyn’s poor leadership, which has led to dithering over Brexit and failed to clamp down on a surge in anti-Semitism among party activists. (A) intense desire (B) rapid exodus (C) expeditious departure (D) indecisive agitation
14. Ken didn’t want to harm Sally’s good will by asking for another favor. (A) civilize (B) hypothesize (C) jeopardize (D) optimize
15. Unbowed and determined to relay the horrors of terrorism to readers at home, she became a stringer for several newspapers. (A) pass off (B) pass out (C) pass up (D) pass on
Part III: Grammar and Structure: Select the word or phrase that BEST completes the sentence.16. The question of Taipei’s aging houses _____ again after a magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck Hualien at 13.01 P.M. on April 18. (A) raised (B) rose (C) was raised (D) was risen
17. The radio waves have offered the means ____ the universe has been determined 20 billion years of age. (A) by which (B) as those (C) for what (D) all that
18. ___ since graduation from high school, Joe had to find jobs to sustain himself. (A) Having self-supported (B) Self-supported (C) Self-supporting (D) Being self-supported
19. _____ I studied medicine, I _____ a doctor now. (A) Had; would be (B) If; would be (C) Had; would have been (D) If; would have been
20. Which of the following is grammatically accurate? (A) Declarations of racial antipathy from ethnic minorities will not be tolerated. (B) Drug trafficking is a matter of considerable concern for the entire international community. (C) Upon seeing bullying can be very hurtful to adolescents. (D) It can be seen why analytic abilities to be important for linguistic studies.
21.(A) revolutionary (B) complimentary (C) supplementary (D) momentary
22.(A) infect (B) infecting (C) infection (D) infected
23.(A) implant (B) inflict (C) input (D) instill
24.(A) recreations (B) prescriptions (C) operations (D) emplacements
25.(A) conformed (B) opposed (C) affirmed (D) undertook
26.(A) in a similar way (B) to some extent (C) in equal measure (D) to our surprise
27.(A) contrived (B) amassed (C) aggravated (D) conjured
28.(A) aligned (B) reimbursed (C) misconstrued (D) dubbed
29.(A) retrieve (B) remove (C) overlook (D) ventilate
30.(A) deceptively (B) deliberately (C) delicately (D) demonstrably
31. The author’s tone in this passage can best be described as _____. (A) intimtated (B) apprenhensive (C) contemptuous (D) aggrieved
32. Which of the following words is the closest in meaning to the word “incredulous” in the 2nd paragraph? (A) dubious (B) gullible (C) apathetic (D) unperturbed
33. Which of the following questions can NOT be answered in this passage? (A) How can there be global warming when there is a snowstorm? (B) What's wrong with a few degrees higher? (C) Will the increase of carbon emissions hurt the economy? (D) How exactly has the Earth's climate warmed over the past century?
34. Which of the following words can best describe most of the people’s instantaneous reaction to the drastic decrement of insect population? (A) fright (B) bewilderment (C) agitation (D) placidness
35. Which of the following phrases can best interpret the contextual meaning of the word “apocalypse” in the 1st paragraph? (A) A prophetic revelation (B) A very serious event resulting in great destruction and change (C) The complete final destruction of the world (D) None of the above
36. In Europe and America, what happens when some insect species become extinct? (A) The insect decrease wreaks significant economic damage. (B) With less biodiversity, the ecosystem continues with great difficulty. (C) The environmental health remains intact. (D) The sudden collapse of the ecosystem is expected.
37. Why does the author compares cancer with TB? (A) Because physicians had a great discovery about their formation. (B) Because both were considered incurable. (C) Because both are contagious. (D) Because both are infectious.
38. Which of the following word is closest to the original meaning of cancer? (A) impecunious (B) paradoxical (C) enchanting (D) detestable
39. According to the passage, which of the following is true? (A) Affliction with TB is concealed as a secret. (B) In the past, patients afflicted with TB felt unashamed. (C) TB and cancer used to be regarded as a taboo. (D) TB and cancer are both infectious diseases.
40. Which of the following could be the controlling idea of this passage? (A) Medical knowledge is not as advanced as we have assumed. (B) People should show sympathy for patients who suffer from cancer. (C) TB and cancer used to associate with negative metaphors because of ignorance. (D) In the past, doctors should have been honest to their patients.

申論題 (1)

IV. Composition
Most doctors prefer to practice medicine in urban areas, but patients in rural areas need and deserve good professional medicine as much as those in urban areas. Please write an essay around 200-250 words to discuss the gap, in economic and cultural terms, between city and country in the practice of medicine, specifically, Chinese medicine. How do you think we should minimize the gap between city and country in the practice of Chinese medicine? That is, how should we make the practice of Chinese medicine between city and country more equitable?