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科目：學士後中醫◆英文 | 年份：110年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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1. In March, as coronavirus deaths in the U.K. began to mount, two hospitals in northeast England began taking vitamin D readings from patients and ____ them with extremely high doses of the nutrient. (A) ascribing (B) prescribing (C) subscribing (D) transcribing
2. Vera made her ____ in this tournament and eventually won the title. No one could believe that this was just the first match in her life. (A) fraud (B) merit (C) debut (D) peril
3. The woman was obviously ____ by the fact that her man was seen cheating all over the Internet. (A) hustled (B) hurdled (C) huddled (D) humiliated
4. The ex-prisoner holding a knife stared at the old man with ____ gaze. (A) malevolent (B) equivalent (C) prevalent (D) succulent
5. Diabetic shared-care schemes and diabetic liaison nurses help ____ the dispersal of information from the central hospital clinic to general practitioners and families caring for patients with diabetes. (A) commiserate (B) compensate (C) facilitate (D) nominate
6. It would be very challenging to take the ____ and the advanced class concurrently. (A) preadmission (B) predominance (C) prerequisite (D) presumption
7. Among the above three methods, I would find the Profit and Loss Statement the most useful, for the Cash Flow Statement is too simplistic and would be easily distorted by ____ matters. (A) trivial (B) immutable (C) refractory (D) momentous
8. Japan plans to ____ into the sea more than 1 million metric tons of treated radioactive water from the destroyed Fukushima nuclear station in two years. (A) reimburse (B) release (C) relay (D) rectify
9. Former U.S. President Donald Trump was acquitted in his second ____ trial. The Senate voted Trump "not guilty" in a 57-43 vote. (A) inauguration (B) impromptu (C) indulgent (D) impeachment
10. Abundant folic acid supplementation is crucial for pregnant women, as a ____ may cause birth defects. (A) deficiency (B) fluctuation (C) hardiness (D) superfluity
11. The gallery is planning on having a/an ____ of a deceased Vancouver photographer. (A) introspection (B) perspicacity (C) retrospective (D) spectrography
12. We are concerned that the ____ of universities would mean a drastic reduction in non-academic personnel. (A) acquaintance (B) consolidation (C) interference (D) reversibility
13. There is a strict ____ criterion that each applicant will need to meet in order to be considered for the funding. (A) eligibility (B) mortification (C) negligence (D) repugnance
14. Nietzsche’s pervasive use of hyperbole and ____ questioning magnify the author’s presence. (A) lucrative (B) restrained (C) depressing (D) provocative
15. Our executive suite is luxurious and ____, which is suitable for travelers on the lookout for ultimate comfort. (A) capacious (B) judicious (C) rapacious (D) sagacious 
16. Because a huge winter storm sweeping across the southern US had killed at least 21 people and left millions without power, there had been widespread blackouts in Texas, where the energy grid was overwhelmed by an increase in demand. (A) stroll (B) stunt (C) suburb (D) surge
17. The top editor of The New York Times on Thursday, aiming to quell mounting scrutiny from both employees and outside critics, walked back a controversial comment he and the newspaper's managing editor made last week in which they said the newspaper does not "tolerate" the use of racist language "regardless of intent." (A) replenish (B) restore (C) restrain (D) resume
18. For decades, L.G.B.T. members of Britain’s military were systematically dismissed from the ranks and stripped of their medals； however, the Ministry of Defense acknowledged that the practice was “wrong, discriminatory and unjust.” (A) dismembered (B) disregarded (C) disoriented (D) distilled
19. An investigation into the increasingly popular live video chat website Omegle, which links up random people for virtual video and text chats, has found what appears to be prepubescent boys explicitly touching themselves in front of strangers. (A) definitely (B) deliberately (C) despondently (D) devastatingly
20. This disruption of the balance between prey and predator in favor of the hunter may have been enough to cause overkill. (A) dispersal (B) disquisition (C) discontinuity (D) dissemination 
21. (A) waste (B) resourcefulness (C) overindulgence (D) audacity
22. (A) opulent (B) incongruous (C) impulsive (D) deprived
23. (A) done little (B) doing little (C) done few (D) doing few
24. (A) More or less (B) Notwithstanding (C) No fewer than (D) Nothing but
25. (A) needed to meet (B) needed to have met (C) needing to meet (D) needing to have met
26. (A) make up for (B) gobbled up (C) do away with (D) make do with
27. (A) for (B) their (C) as (D) its
28. (A) taking a growing toll (B) getting a driving force (C) booming the bust (D) leading the pack
29. (A) lay out (B) make off (C) do without (D) cut back
30. (A) intoxicated (B) benign (C) lethal (D) salutary
31. (A) backed up (B) taken up (C) broken up (D) added up
32. (A) buttressing (B) recording (C) venting (D) fluctuating
33. (A) why (B) how (C) what (D) which
34. (A) for (B) against (C) unlike (D) with
35. (A) in spite of (B) in case of (C) on account of (D) instead of
36. Which of the following titles can BEST describe the passage? (A) The Language Influences What You See (B) Some Words in Different Languages Share the First Syllable (C) The Word Processing Is Complex in Bilinguals (D) Human Brains Can Process Both Spoken and Sign Languages
37. According to the passage, which of the following statements is CORRECT? (A) A single word can activate our cognitive system solely by spoken languages. (B) Bilingual speakers process words faster than monolinguals. (C) Non-linguistic information results in the same eye movements. (D) The translations of similar-sounding words are activated in bilinguals.
38. According to the passage, which of the following statements can be INFERRED? (A) Human languages must consist of sounds and meanings. (B) Sign languages may activate more visual processing domain in the brain than spoken languages. (C) The co-activation across words exists in deaf people’s language system. (D) American Sign Language and English belong to the identical language family.
39. According the passage, what does the word cascade in the fourth paragraph mean? (A) To approach like a flash (B) To connect in a series (C) To transform as a whole (D) To weaken little by little
40. What does the passage mainly discuss? (A) How Australia becomes a melting pot of immigrants (B) The challenging task to build the Sydney Opera House (C) The bio-diversity of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park (D) What visitors should see and do in Australia
41. The word irreparable in the third paragraph is closest in meaning to_____. (A) eradicated (B) imprudent (C) permanent (D) simultaneous
42. According to the passage, which of the following statements is UNTRUE? (A) Both wonders were opened/established in the 1970s. (B) The dugongs are more related to whales than to elephants. (C) The crown of thorns is a threat to the Great Barrier Reef. (D) Australia is home to both natural and artificial wonders.
43. According to the passage, which of the following statements about the Sydney Opera House is INCORRECT? (A) A national lottery helped raise the money to build the Opera House. (B) It was opened two years earlier than the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park was established. (C) The image of the roof was designed as an enormous yacht shining in the sun. (D) Both the interior and exterior of the building closely followed Utson’s original design.
44. According to the passage, which of the following statements about Giovanni de’ Medici can be INFERRED? (A) His father was a wool merchant who financed Botticelli, for he had received lots of inspiration from his works. (B) He learned banking systems from his uncle, Vieri de’ Medici, who owned a chain of banks. (C) The great-grandson of Giovanni took over his wool factories after he died. (D) Giovanni established and expanded the cattle ranches in Florence, Italy.
45. According to the passage, which of the following fields did the Medici family participate in? (A) Politics, artists’ cultivaiton and secular artwork preservation (B) Educational and financial institutions (C) Traded commodities, transportation and fossil fuel (D) Wool factories, tactics and botanics
46. According to the passage, which of the following statements is CORRECT? (A) The Medici family had works of art kept in vaults of a church. (B) Botticelli was inspired by overhearing nobles’ gossips. (C) Lorenzo the Magnificent was an admirer of the arts. (D) The mainstream of arts during Italian Renaissance was Roman mythology.
47. What is the main idea of this passage? (A) Do not trust language of advertising because it often exaggerates, and it is usually too good to be true. (B) Examples of words that camouflage can be found in advertising, euphemisms, as well as sexist language. (C) Sexist language is often offensive to women and children, rather than men. (D) People should be encouraged to use euphemisms and avoid sexist language in their daily life.
48. According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true? (A) When a raincoat is “virtually water-proof,” it is 100% water-resistant. (B) “Firefighters” are preferred over “firemen.” (C) “Weasel words” coined by Carl P. Wrighter would intentionally give reckless customers ambiguous information. (D) Using “custodial worker” to refer to “janitor” is appropriate and pleasant.
49. According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT “coloring the truth”? (A) Jason has early retirement because the company he had worked for was under bad financial condition. (B) The scientists hold the annual ceremony for those animals sacrificed for the experiments. (C) People show their condolences because their friends or relatives passed away. (D) The shoe owner always warm-heartedly calls his female assistant by saying, “Little young thing, would you please come to help?”
50. From which field can we possibly find this passage? (A) Anthropology (B) Marketing Strategies (C) Rhetoric (D) Physiology

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