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科目：高中◆資優◆英文 | 年份：110年 | 選擇題數：51 | 申論題數：3

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選擇題 (51)

1. ______ reading has a positive benefit； a large amount of reading will absolutely broaden our horizons. (A) Extensive (B) Impulsive (C) Explosive (D) Oppressive
2. Elevator service in the commercial building was ______ for half a day due to mechanical failure caused by a severe earthquake. People working there had to move upstairs and downstairs on foot. (A) dispatched (B) harnessed (C) accelerated (D) suspended
3. Though the chemical manufacturer’s expansion plan met with much opposition from the locals, they ______ stuck to the plan and started the construction project as scheduled. (A) contagiously (B) obstinately (C) terminally (D) liberally
4. Global fish stocks are ______ to such an extent that without urgent measures we may be the last generation to catch food from the oceans. (A) discharged (B) despised (C) depleted (D) discarded
5. The members of the committee ______ agreed to the proposed policy； they all thought it was viable. (A) unanimously (B) progressively (C) superficially (D) deceptively
6. After negotiations, the government finally made some ______ to the protesters, giving in to some of their demands. (A) transitions (B) recessions (C) processions (D) concessions
7. This technological company released an AI ______ translator of 98 languages. It generates output almost at the same time as input is received. (A) dispensable (B) simultaneous (C) perceptible (D) redundant
8. According to the contract, Mindy can get a 15% ______ on every machine she sells if she takes the job. That is quite a luring offer for her. (A) invasion (B) admission (C) commission (D) salvation
9. When fatal toxic fumes from the factory accident nearby began to drift toward our neighborhood, people in our community were told to ______ as soon as possible. (A) subordinate (B) intimidate (C) evacuate (D) accumulate
10. Tommy can never forget that frightening experience when he was attacked by three ______ stray dogs on his way to school at the age of nine. (A) cooperative (B) ferocious (C) premature (D) magnetic
11. (A) liable (B) subject (C) prone (D) alert
12. (A) incompatible with (B) turning a blind eye to (C) in favor of (D) opposed to
13. (A) lifted (B) withdrew (C) imposed (D) prescribed
14. (A) took (B) to take (C) taking (D) take
15. (A) did address (B) shouldn’t have addressed (C) shouldn’t address (D) ought to have addressed
16. (A) that (B) how (C) what (D) whether
17. (A) with (B) despite (C) by (D) during
18. (A) obligatory (B) transient (C) pivotal (D) agreeable
19. (A) implication for (B) appeal to (C) contribution to (D) passion for
20. (A) allowed (B) doomed (C) inspired (D) set
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31.(A) For this alternative, Tornqvist tried and looked at the various forms that plant-based plastics could take. (B)These plastic dining utensils are only used once, but then it takes centuries for them to break down. (C) Better yet, the unique properties of starch mean that this type of cutlery doesn’t have to be made from potatoes alone. (D)The good news is that the new material is 100% biodegradable and thus ecologically friendly. (E) After use, the 100% plant-based cutlery can be thrown away.
32.(A) For this alternative, Tornqvist tried and looked at the various forms that plant-based plastics could take. (B)These plastic dining utensils are only used once, but then it takes centuries for them to break down. (C) Better yet, the unique properties of starch mean that this type of cutlery doesn’t have to be made from potatoes alone. (D)The good news is that the new material is 100% biodegradable and thus ecologically friendly. (E) After use, the 100% plant-based cutlery can be thrown away.
33.(A) For this alternative, Tornqvist tried and looked at the various forms that plant-based plastics could take. (B)These plastic dining utensils are only used once, but then it takes centuries for them to break down. (C) Better yet, the unique properties of starch mean that this type of cutlery doesn’t have to be made from potatoes alone. (D)The good news is that the new material is 100% biodegradable and thus ecologically friendly. (E) After use, the 100% plant-based cutlery can be thrown away.
34.(A) For this alternative, Tornqvist tried and looked at the various forms that plant-based plastics could take. (B)These plastic dining utensils are only used once, but then it takes centuries for them to break down. (C) Better yet, the unique properties of starch mean that this type of cutlery doesn’t have to be made from potatoes alone. (D)The good news is that the new material is 100% biodegradable and thus ecologically friendly. (E) After use, the 100% plant-based cutlery can be thrown away.
35.(A) For this alternative, Tornqvist tried and looked at the various forms that plant-based plastics could take. (B)These plastic dining utensils are only used once, but then it takes centuries for them to break down. (C) Better yet, the unique properties of starch mean that this type of cutlery doesn’t have to be made from potatoes alone. (D)The good news is that the new material is 100% biodegradable and thus ecologically friendly. (E) After use, the 100% plant-based cutlery can be thrown away.

36. Which of the following is the manufacturer that produces the keyboard in the picture?
62257d0a763d6.jpg (A) Chickering (B) Bösendorfer (C) Stuart and Sons (D) Schoenhut
37. What does “head in the other direction” refer to in the first paragraph? (A) A manufacturer making pianos with fewer keys. (B) A second keyboard being installed above the first one. (C) The size of keys being enlarged gradually. (D) An extension of the lid being added to cover extra keys.
38. According to the author, which of the following is the merit of the mechanism incorporated in Emánuel Moór Pianoforte? (A) It allows two pianists to perform on one piano. (B) It’s so rare that it is a treasure for piano collectors. (C) It makes the mass-production of pianos possible. (D) Solo pianists are able to perform some complex pieces.
39. What is the best title for this article? (A) Manufacturers of Stylish Pianos (B) The Evolution of Piano Structures (C) Piano Keys: Varieties and Features (D) How to Choose the Right Piano
40. Which of the following is true according to the passage? (A) Many modern French words are actually English in origin. (B) Some famous English kings preferred to speak French. (C) A king of England traveled to Normandy to learn French. (D) A Norman became king and changed the English language forever.
41. According to the article, what is an effect of the Battle of Hastings that is still felt today? (A) It caused the deaths of many people. (B) It led to a new form of government. (C) It brought one language into another. (D) It led to a bitter hatred between two countries.
42. Which of the following statements is true about William the Conqueror? (A) He defeated Edward the Confessor and came to the throne. (B) He allied himself with Harold of Saxon and killed the other competitor. (C) The English people wanted him to reign in England because he was from France. (D) He hired some French people to help him rule the English territory.
43. Which of the following can best replace counterpart in the 4th paragraph? (A) Term. (B) Occupation. (C) Procedure. (D) Usage.
44. In the myth of Pygmalion, which of the following events happens first? (A) The birth of Paphos. (B) The festival of Aphrodite. (C) The wedding of Pygmalion and his bride. (D) The transformation of the statue into a real person.
45. Which statement is NOT true about Pygmalion in Five Acts? (A) It was later adapted into a movie. (B) It is a play by George Bernard Shaw. (C) The theme of the tale isn’t original. (D) The professor in the story is a gambler.
46. What does both tales in the 4th paragraph refer to? (A) Metamorphoses and My Fair Lady. (B) A professor and an uneducated Londoner’s story. (C) Pygmalion in Five Acts and My Fair Lady. (D) Metamorphoses and Pygmalion in Five Acts.
47. According to the passage, which of the following is true? (A) My Fair Lady is well-received by female audiences. (B) Metamorphoses comes under heavy criticism from feminists. (C) The end of My Fair Lady leaves its audience room for imagination. (D) Aphrodite makes Pygmalion fall in love with the ivory sculpture.
48. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a merit of drones in the passage? (A) Better safety. (B) Higher efficiency. (C) Lower costs. (D) More privacy.
49. What does the mission in the 4th paragraph refer to? (A) Collaboration of a medical school and a nonprofit organization. (B) Carrying out a drone delivery between the shore and a ship. (C) Shipping blood samples to a research facility at sea. (D) Sending medical supplies to disaster-hit areas.
50. Which of the following is true according to the passage? (A) Matternet’s drones will probably be able to change batteries by themselves. (B) The retailer Amazon is the first company to ship packages via drones. (C) Medical professionals are going to be replaced by drones entirely. (D) Drones will be used as a sea transportation for passengers.
51. According to the passage, which of the following best describes the author’s attitude toward future applications of drones? (A) Doubtful. (B) Neutral. (C) Optimistic. (D) Indifferent.

申論題 (3)

1. 數位產品如智慧型手機已大大的改變了人們溝通與互動的方式。
2. 然而，我們越仰賴科技，就越可能成為網路犯罪的受害者。
二、英文作文 
說明：依提示寫一篇文長至少120個單詞(words)的英文作文。 
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