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科目：四技二專、二技統測◆英文 | 年份：109年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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1. The store manager told me that he would make a phone call to me when my order is ready to            . (A) brush (B) collect (C) doubt (D) strike
2. After several years of marriage, the couple was happy to announce the             of their first child soon. (A) arrival (B) channel (C) missile (D) opposite
3. Thai people usually have two names when they are born, an             name and a nickname called by their family or friends only. (A) absent (B) enough (C) instant (D) official
4. Susan’s videos on YouTube got many positive comments, which was very             for her creative effort. (A) chemical (B) encouraging (C) humid (D) inferior
5. The singer has released a new album and her fans enjoy her powerful songs with strong ________ . (A) beetles (B) policies (C) tunnels (D) melodies
6. The ________ over whether there should be more gun control laws in the U.S. attracted many people to watch it on TV. (A) brand (B) chess (C) debate (D) flight
7. The line charts were used to             the ups and downs in the values of market shares over the past ten years in Taiwan. (A) confuse (B) graduate (C) loosen (D) represent
8. The two parties will hold a separate____________ on both sides of the city to express their conflicting opinions on nuclear energy. (A) parade (B) regret (C) shadow (D) temper
9. As Kevin was leaving the train, a lady kindly             him to take the wallet he had just left behind. (A) competed (B) gambled (C) quoted (D) reminded
10. Many companies in Taiwan have a dress                to make it easier for their workers to know what is proper to wear at work. (A) atom (B) bond (C) code (D) itch
11. As cities are the main sources of greenhouse gases, greening our cities is very important to                 development plans. (A) envious (B) literary (C) tragic (D) urban
12. Since Sam and Tom used to go to the same high school, they know each other well and have many_________friends. (A) fluent (B) greasy (C) mutual (D) singular
13. The manager works day and night so as to                time and energy trying to complete the task successfully. (A) forbid (B) invest (C) neglect (D) oppose
14. Heavy smoking, too much alcohol, and lack of sleep can all lower our body’s natural _________ against diseases. (A) bulletins (B) costumes (C) defenses (D) horizons
15. The mayor found the policy to modernize old buildings too difficult to               because it takes time to create a budget. (A) abandon (B) enforce (C) retire (D) violate
16. Anna: Guess who I met when I went backpacking in Canada?
Carl: _______________
Anna: Yep! Uncle Joe. He happened to be on vacation in Canada, too.
Carl: Really? What a coincidence! (A) Someone I know? (B) Who did you go with? (C) You went there alone? (D) Was backpacking fun?
17. Jane: What’s so special about this restaurant?
Eva: _______________
Jane: Okay, let me see the menu for a few minutes.
Eva: I’d like the clear stewed beef noodle soup with sliced beef. Jane, are you ready to order? (A) We must obey orders. (B) It’s well known for its beef noodles. (C) I’d like to know your daily specials. (D) Solving special problems is my cup of tea.
18. Judy: Hey Mike, one of my friends wants to rent out her apartment for only NT$5000.
Mike: Terrific! That’s under my budget. _______________
Judy: Tonight if you want. But the apartment is on the fifth floor, and the building doesn’t have an elevator. Mike: Gosh, I guess I don’t need to go to the gym anymore. (A) When can I see it? (B) Where is it located? (C) Which one is your friend? (D) How could I pay the rent?
19. Liam: Look! That’s a very long line!
Oliver: Do you think there'll be any tickets left for the first show?
Liam: I don't think it's likely to happen.
Oliver: I guess _______________ (A) it’s too early for us to show up. (B) the people in line all have gone. (C) we’ll have to go to a later show then. (D) very few people are lining up for tickets.
20. Sara: Hi! I want to mail this box of books to Japan.
Clerk: Sure. But there’s a weight limit of five kilograms, and that box looks big.
Sara: Oh, _______________
Clerk: Let’s see...yes, four kilograms even. (A) you forgot to write the return address. (B) I'd like to send it by registered airmail. (C) your small packets are good for airmail. (D) I think it weighs less than five kilograms.
21. Olivia: How are you feeling today?
Emma: The medicine I took seems to have helped, but _______________
Olivia: No wonder you’ve been looking sleepy this week.
Emma: I'll be fine next week. Thanks for asking. (A) it’s been no good for me at all. (B) it’s making me awfully drowsy. (C) it cured my illness almost overnight. (D) it was two months before it all healed.
22. Diana: Could we have dinner at Juliet’s tonight?
Shawn: Good idea, but we didn't make a reservation.
Diana: _______________
Shawn: Nope. I think our chances are slim. (A) Are we going to be late? (B) Is the food way too expensive? (C) Could we order something else? (D) Do you think we might get a table?

23. Linda: Excuse me, I’m looking for my student, Jerry Lin. He had a car accident and was sent to this hospital.
Nurse: _______________
Linda: No, I have no idea. Could you please check the patient directory for me?
Nurse: I saw the name, Jerry L. Lin. He’s in 318 on the third floor. (A) Did he have a car accident? (B) Do you need any assistance? (C) Do you know what room he’s in? (D) Did he happen to be your student?

24. Amelia: You look great after taking those exercise classes.
Ted: Thanks! I’ve never felt better in my life.
Amelia: I can tell _______________
Ted: They work for me and that’s all that matters. (A) you’ve gotten pretty out of shape. (B) the classes are far from satisfactory. (C) you’re not happy about your workout. (D) the classes have improved your health.
25. Ivy: Which dress should I wear to the party tonight, this one or that one?
Alice: _______________ They both look the same to me.
Ivy: Well, maybe neither dress is good enough. I’m not going with you.
Alice: Wait! Now I see the difference. The yellow one is better than the pink one. (A) What sets them apart? (B) When is the party? (C) Where are we going? (D) How are you going to buy?
26. (A) develop (B) develops (C) developed (D) development
27. (A) but (B) for (C) since (D) though
28. (A) crown (B) habit (C) neighbor (D) service
29. (A) it (B) him (C) them (D) us
30. (A) compared to (B) due to (C) lacking in (D) resulting in
31. (A) dessert (B) practice (C) training (D) vacation
32. (A) despite (B) from (C) like (D) since
33. (A) each (B) one (C) plenty (D) several
34. (A) After thinking about (B) Think about (C) We think of (D) Thinking of
35. (A) buy (B) cut (C) get (D) sell
36. (A) furthermore (B) however (C) similarly (D) thus
37. (A) back (B) out (C) through (D) until
38. (A) saying (B) spoke (C) told (D) talking
39. (A) blank (B) empty (C) false (D) original
40. (A) Caused by (B) Depending on (C) In addition to (D) On behalf of
41. What is the main idea of the passage? (A) Dogs can learn to help the disabled. (B) Dogs can search for missing persons. (C) Dogs can identify diseases in humans. (D) Dogs can do tricks to entertain people.
42. According to the passage, why can dogs detect human illnesses? (A) They rely on a very special sixth sense. (B) They can see through the human body. (C) They are good at reading human mind. (D) They have a very sensitive sense of smell.
43. According to the passage, how can dogs work as medical detection dogs? (A) They are born to run fast. (B) They need to receive training. (C) They like to imitate their owners. (D) They have a good sense of direction.
44. According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true? (A) Working dogs are helpful in tracking criminal activities. (B) Pet dogs are kept at work to take care of the sick people. (C) Trained dogs can detect lung cancer by smelling blood samples. (D) Dogs can identify certain cancers better than doctors using medical devices.
45. Which of the following inferences can be drawn from the passage? (A) Dogs can be trained for various purposes in our life. (B) Dogs have an unusual ability to tell right from wrong. (C) Dogs can replace the use of medical devices in hospitals. (D) Dogs have the ability to feel when people have depression.
46. What is the main idea of the passage? (A) Smoking and drinking alcohol do cause sleeping difficulties. (B) People must not smoke, drink wine or coffee before they sleep. (C) Drinking coffee before bed definitely causes sleeping problems. (D) The use of nicotine, alcohol, and caffeine should be recorded daily.
47. Where would this passage most likely be found? (A) A repair manual. (B) A business journal. (C) A health magazine. (D) A travel guidebook.
48. According to the passage, which of the following could be the weakness of this research? (A) The number of people participating in this study was not enough. (B) The amount of nicotine, alcohol, and caffeine consumed was not recorded. (C) The number of factors that could affect people’s sleep at night was not controlled. (D) The amount of time before bed the participants should consume nicotine was not shown.
49. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) Age, gender, and stress are key to sleep quality. (B) Having coffee before sleep will shorten sleep length. (C) Smoking before bed can help people to fall asleep fast. (D) People differ in their tolerance and sensitivity of caffeine.
50. Which of the following inferences can be drawn from the passage? (A) Future studies should monitor the use of nicotine, alcohol, and caffeine. (B) The effects of smoking and drinking alcohol before sleep are hard to find. (C) Scientists need to find out why drinking coffee before bed increases sleep quality. (D) People would feel more relaxed the next morning if they drink wine before bedtime.

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