109年 - 109 警察升官等考試_警正、員級晉高員級_各類科、各類別：英文#92598

科目：升官等警正/升官等薦任/升資考員級晉高員◆英文 | 年份：109年 | 選擇題數：20 | 申論題數：0

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所屬科目：升官等警正/升官等薦任/升資考員級晉高員◆英文

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31 The earnings for registered nurses remain above average for college-educated women, though they have            in recent years. (A) alienated (B) designated (C) illuminated (D) stagnated
32 The prosecutor’s allegation against the suspect is invalid because it is largely based on             evidence. (A) circular (B) circumstantial (C) authentic (D) environmental
33 With a firm light tread, his heavy boots            a pleasant smell of tar and fresh winter air. (A) exhumed (B) emitted (C) exhausted (D) embossed
34 Mr. Johnson usually ______ his dirty clothes for a couple of days before sending them to the laundry-shop. (A) acclaims (B) acclimates (C) accommodates (D) accumulates
35 The little boy          his mom’s legs and cried out loud as she tried to leave for work. (A) dug under (B) clung to (C) yielded to (D) grew under
36 The Spanish embrace is a _____ of greeting, often accompanied by verbal behavior. (A) gesture (B) venture (C) creature (D) texture
37 When it continues raining heavily over time, plenty of water will ___ the soil. 
 (A) inhabitate 
 (B) infiltrate
 (C) interpolate 
 (D) ingratiate
38 Cardboard has recyclable and biodegradable properties, and it is also an                material that absorbs sound in a noisy environment. (A) inclusive (B) isolated (C) immediate (D) insulating
39 Mutation, migration, genetic drift and natural selection are the basic            of evolutionary change. (A) machines (B) machineries (C) mechanics (D) mechanisms
40 A recovered copy of Shakespeare’s First Folio, one of the most                   books in all of English literature, is headed to London’s Globe Theater. (A) coveted (B) diverted (C) entitled (D) dedicated
41 (A) reduced (B) repeated (C) reproduced (D) represented
42 (A) keen (B) intent (C) dependent (D) undetermined
43 (A) waned (B) increased (C) boosted (D) neutralized
44 (A) markers (B) thinkers (C) restrictions (D) regulations
45 (A) posed as (B) served as (C) reversed into (D) transformed into
46 What is the passage mainly about? (A) New evidence of how the Titanic sank. (B) The futility of human ambition in history. (C) The perceptions of the Titanic at its time. (D) The faulty design that sank the Titanic.
47 What commonly-held false idea has been challenged? (A) The sinking of the ship was caused by a mysterious force. (B) Many people at that time claimed that the ship was unsinkable. (C) The gigantic ship sank as a result of hitting an iceberg. (D) The considerable weight of the ship was the cause of its sinking.
48 According to the passage, what might make some people believe in the ship’s unsinkability? (A) Its safety design was the newest and most advanced at its time. (B) There were reports about how the ship had endured many adverse situations. (C) The ship designer and the company were making such a claim. (D) Its sheer size and beauty easily gave people such an impression.
49 What was advertised as a safety feature that could prevent the ship from going down after a collision? (A) The ship’s body was built by using the most advanced materials. (B) Some sections in the ship could be blocked off quickly if there were holes. (C) Several guest rooms were controlled by a single switch to make them unbreakable. (D) There were spaces specially designed to keep floating in case of emergency.
50 Why does the author consider Titanic’s tragic sinking an irony in the conclusion of the passage? (A) The advertisements at that time boasted the unsinkability of the Titanic. (B) The ship’s unsinkability was not really the center of attention before the accident. (C) The rich passengers on the ship considered safety the top priority. (D) The ship was believed to be sinkable only by some people at its time.

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