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1.This type of cell phone is already _______ and no longer in use. (A) meager (B) obsolete (C) sanguine (D) intricate
2. In order to get the information from the enemy, this spy disguised himself as a(n) _______, begging on the street. (A) admiral (B) protege (C) scout (D) pauper
3. Study has shown that it is a common ______ that men can drive better than women. (A) fallacy (B) refutation (C) quintessence (D) apprehension
4. The Cloud-gate Dance Troupe has its unique style of dancing because of Mr. Lin Huai-min’s extraordinary ______. (A) nonchalance (B) choreography (C) simulation (D) affiliation
5. After the unsuccessful military coup d'etat, this country is in a state of _________, with no government ruling the country. (A) velocity (B) anarchy (C) transience (D) zenith
6. The only way to curb the ________ mob is to use tear gas; otherwise, they stay there day and night. (A) complacent (B) pensive (C) unruly (D) lucrative
7. The maritime museum contains many models of ships, log books and other __________ items. (A) unkempt (B) mammoth (C) fledging (D) nautical
8. Most boys have a _______ for playing with machinery, but not Jason Wu, a famous Taiwanese-Canadian fashion designer. (A) propensity (B) redundancy (C) embroidery (D) conjecture
9. Modern information technology can help professors detect whether an essay is an authentic work or a(n) __________. (A) silhouette (B) dissection (C) flamboyance (D) plagiarism
10. A series of scandals had severely ________ the candidate's reputation. (A) embellished (B) tarnished (C) circumvented (D) reproached
11. The three generals were accused of _________ to overthrow the government and were therefore put into jail. (A) conspiracy (B) propulsion (C) counterfeit (D) resilience
12. After making the mistake, John gave me a(n) _______ expression and apologized sincerely. (A) rueful (B) audacious (C) reclusive (D) divine
13. People must be careful before shopping online, for there are some __________ and misleading advertisements. (A) genteel (B) posthumous (C) fraudulent (D) capricious
14. At the wedding ceremony, the bride and groom beamed with delight as the guests presented their _______ to her. (A) agility (B) eulogy (C) erudition (D) dictation
15. Although the writer did not overtly state his purpose in the article, we can figure out the _______ gist after reading it over. (A) precocious (B) treacherous (C) sterile (D) implicit
16. (A) Therefore (B) However (C) Besides (D) Moreover
17. (A) viral (B) integral (C) clamorous (D) tedious
18. (A) cultural (B) beneficial (C) sparse (D) erroneous
19. (A) delegations (B) aqueducts (C) thoroughfares (D) accessories
20. (A) oblique (B) despicable (C) invincible (D) turbulent
21. (A) laud (B) repertoire (C) compliment (D) feast
22. (A) percussions (B) taverns (C) culprits (D) autocracies
23. (A) advantages (B) pendulums (C) stanzas (D) detonations
24. (A) approbation (B) pedagogy (C) buttress (D) visage
25. (A) callous (B) loquacious (C) salient (D) allegorical
26. (A) impeccable (B) equivocal (C) trite (D) tenacious
27. (A) impostors (B) instigators (C) prodigies (D) rebels
28. (A) when (B) unless (C) if (D) although
29. (A) endowment (B) curtailment (C) impediment (D) firmament
30. (A) preemptive (B) enigmatic (C) taciturn (D) vicious
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31 (AB) atrophy (AC) augment (AD) beyond (AE) breach (BC) economic (BD) inequity  (BE) infrastructure (CD) malls (CE) pensions (DE) phenomenon (ABC) quagmire (ABD) within
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34 (AB) atrophy (AC) augment (AD) beyond (AE) breach (BC) economic (BD) inequity  (BE) infrastructure (CD) malls (CE) pensions (DE) phenomenon (ABC) quagmire (ABD) within
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35 (AB) atrophy (AC) augment (AD) beyond (AE) breach (BC) economic (BD) inequity  (BE) infrastructure (CD) malls (CE) pensions (DE) phenomenon (ABC) quagmire (ABD) within
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36 (AB) atrophy (AC) augment (AD) beyond (AE) breach (BC) economic (BD) inequity  (BE) infrastructure (CD) malls (CE) pensions (DE) phenomenon (ABC) quagmire (ABD) within
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37 (AB) atrophy (AC) augment (AD) beyond (AE) breach (BC) economic (BD) inequity  (BE) infrastructure (CD) malls (CE) pensions (DE) phenomenon (ABC) quagmire (ABD) within
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38 (AB) atrophy (AC) augment (AD) beyond (AE) breach (BC) economic (BD) inequity  (BE) infrastructure (CD) malls (CE) pensions (DE) phenomenon (ABC) quagmire (ABD) within
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39 (AB) atrophy (AC) augment (AD) beyond (AE) breach (BC) economic (BD) inequity  (BE) infrastructure (CD) malls (CE) pensions (DE) phenomenon (ABC) quagmire (ABD) within
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40 (AB) atrophy (AC) augment (AD) beyond (AE) breach (BC) economic (BD) inequity  (BE) infrastructure (CD) malls (CE) pensions (DE) phenomenon (ABC) quagmire (ABD) within
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41 (AB)However, they do not realize that they are deprived of the necessities and dignity of life.  (AC) It also gives no consideration to the malign effects wreaked on the individuals. (AD) Modern industry is based on the conception of the maximum production at lowest cost. (AE) Simultaneously it is molested by the noise of taxi-cabs, lorries and buses. (BC) The skyscrapers, unsurprisingly, symbolize the achievement of modern times. (BD) They are focused entirely on obtaining the maximum income per square meter of ground.
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42 (AB)However, they do not realize that they are deprived of the necessities and dignity of life.  (AC) It also gives no consideration to the malign effects wreaked on the individuals. (AD) Modern industry is based on the conception of the maximum production at lowest cost. (AE) Simultaneously it is molested by the noise of taxi-cabs, lorries and buses. (BC) The skyscrapers, unsurprisingly, symbolize the achievement of modern times. (BD) They are focused entirely on obtaining the maximum income per square meter of ground.
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43 (AB)However, they do not realize that they are deprived of the necessities and dignity of life.  (AC) It also gives no consideration to the malign effects wreaked on the individuals. (AD) Modern industry is based on the conception of the maximum production at lowest cost. (AE) Simultaneously it is molested by the noise of taxi-cabs, lorries and buses. (BC) The skyscrapers, unsurprisingly, symbolize the achievement of modern times. (BD) They are focused entirely on obtaining the maximum income per square meter of ground.
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44 (AB)However, they do not realize that they are deprived of the necessities and dignity of life.  (AC) It also gives no consideration to the malign effects wreaked on the individuals. (AD) Modern industry is based on the conception of the maximum production at lowest cost. (AE) Simultaneously it is molested by the noise of taxi-cabs, lorries and buses. (BC) The skyscrapers, unsurprisingly, symbolize the achievement of modern times. (BD) They are focused entirely on obtaining the maximum income per square meter of ground.
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46.What does the word “state-of-the-art” in the article mean? (A)Stately. (B) Temporary. (C) Advanced. (D) Official.
47.What does this article mainly deal with? (A) How the deformed children are living today. (B) The devotions and achievements by OpSmile. (C) How OpSmile transforms the medical system of some countries. (D)The receptions which OpSmile gets in some countries.
48.Which of the following statements is true? (A)A disfigured child is deemed as unlucky in some countries. (B) The Magee couple receive regular pays from OpSmile. (C) The Magee couple sometimes feel monotonous about their missions. (D)OpSmile often has difficulty recruiting medical volunteers.
49.According to the article, which of the following is not considered a luck charm? (A) A rabbit foot. (B) A black cat. (C) A four-leaf clover. (D) A scalp.
50.According to the article, which of the following is considered a lucky incident? (A)Seeing a black cat. (B) A wild bird into the house. (C) An empty rocking chair rocking in the wind. (D) A visit to a fortune teller.
51.According to the article, which of the following statements is true? (A) Primitive people deemed gods as steady and cool-headed. (B) Most Americans today still believe in superstitions about death. (C) White buffaloes were holy animals to American Indians. (D)Most fortune tellers are pessimistic with their clients.
52. This article is most likely from a magazine about ________. (A)Culture and society. (B) Computer and technology. (C) Languages and literature. (D) Politics and economics.
53.What is a seismic air gun used for? (A) To predict the coming of an earthquake. (B) To investigate ocean creatures in US Eastern Seaboard. (C) To keep the marine life out of the oil rig. (D) To search for oil and gas under the ocean floor.
54.Which of the following statements is NOT true? (A) Lawsuits so far have been filed with regards to the seismic air guns. (B) Not only the tiny but also the large sea creatures are harmed by the seismic air guns. (C) The sound of a seismic air gun has not caused the brain bleeding of marine life yet. (D) The sound of a seismic air gun can be detected 4000 kilometers away.
55.What is the main idea of the article? (A) The marine life in the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific is very diverse. (B) The environmentalists wage a battle against the oil companies about the marine life. (C) Trump administration’s marine policy is still hotly debated. (D) The use of seismic air guns has devastated the marine life severely.

申論題 (2)

六、翻譯，10%。 
在電腦化的時代中，人的主要問題仍是以前一向有的同一個 問題。這難題並不僅是如何達到生產力更高、更舒適、更滿足， 而是如何能更敏於感受、更明智、更平衡、更富於活力。電腦使 得人類可能在效能上做巨大的躍進。但它會不會使人類更容易或 更難認識自己，辨識他們真正的問題，對美作更完滿的反應?
七.下列為一篇高中生作文。請將原文中的錯誤改正，並潤飾、擴寫為一篇適合在英文 作文課觀摩之範文。20%。
   Helen is working mother. His busy day not ending when she leave office, however, it just begin. After yesterday work, she pick up children at school. Than, droped her son, Peter, down at home and driving daughter, Nancy, in piano lesson. When nancy is at piano lesson, she go to super market. Before she go home, she picks she up.
   When she get home, she prepares dinner and help children doing homework. His hasband last night work very late. When he gets home, he eat dinner and Helen reads the children story. After that she take shower and watched news from TV. Final, she go to bed after she spend some time to talk hasband. What busy day for Helen.