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科目：四技二專、二技統測◆英文 | 年份：111年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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所屬科目：四技二專、二技統測◆英文

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1. Natural ______such as coal, iron ore, and petroleum are very important to this nation’s economy. (A) carpenters (B) definitions (C) proposals (D) resources
2. I have ______ the current competitive price lists to this email and hope they meet your satisfaction. (A) attached (B) exhausted (C) injured (D) offended
3. Before the students moved into the apartment, they had to ______ two months of rent with the landlord. (A) breathe (B) command (C) deposit (D) publish
4. If you find that gas is ______ , it is important to phone the emergency number immediately to avoid explosion. (A) gambling (B) leaking (C) peeling (D) relaxing
5. The student tried very hard and eventually ______ his shyness in delivering a speech in front of the class. (A) awoke (B) enforced (C) inserted (D) overcame
6. Children often do not want to take medicine because they may dislike its ______ taste. (A) bitter (B) greedy (C) humble (D) silent
7. In comparison with other students, Sherry is more ______ in that she puts in a lot of extra study time after class. (A) ancient (B) chilly (C) diligent (D) occasional
8. James is a man of ______ ； he never does anything that goes against his standard of good behavior. (A) factory (B) principle (C) stomach (D) whisper
9. The professor ______ her points with tables and figures to provide visual aids for better understanding. (A) divorced (B) endangered (C) illustrated (D) trembled
10. Sandy is a pet-lover and good at using different ______ to make her puppy do various tricks. (A) alleys (B) elections (C) freezers (D) gestures
11. When we travel abroad, it is necessary for the immigration officers to ______the departure date on our passports. (A) murder (B) regret (C) stamp (D) waste
12. According to medical research, most back pain can be relieved through exercise without ______ . (A) catalogue (B) district (C) surgery (D) triumph
13. On the first day of work, Oscar was told to treat all people in the workplace with ______ and respect. (A) barrier (B) courtesy (C) fiction (D) merchant
14. Ski resorts often use ______snow to keep them open through the winter and early spring to extend their ski seasons. (A) artificial (B) brutal (C) explosive (D) fierce
15. We will be more ______ and safer to wear bright-colored clothes when walking on the street at night. (A) elderly (B) gradual (C) organic (D) visible
16. Andy: Professor Lee, could I have a word with you? 
Professor: Yes, of course. Andy, what’s on your mind?
Andy: Would it be all right if I leave class early today? I have a dentist appointment.
 Professor: Andy, ______Thanks for telling me. (A) you do have a class. (B) that’s not a problem. (C) I’ll be right with you. (D) let me get this straight.
17. Claire: I’m experiencing a culture shock. 
Francis: Oh, really? I’m appreciating the dance steps native to the local culture.
 Claire: ______But I’m glad to see how passionate the dancers are in the music.
 Francis: Guess what? We’re invited to the next slow dance. (A) I’m afraid you have a culture shock. (B) We’re shocked to know our culture. (C) You just came back from a wedding party. (D) They’re different from those I'm familiar with.
18. Timothy: Jeremy is driving me to my job interview at the bank. 
Angela: In that outfit? ______
 Timothy: What would you recommend me to wear then?
 Angela: If I were you, I’d wear a navy blue or gray suit with a white dress shirt and a tie. (A) Shouldn’t you change? (B) Come on. It’s too late! (C) Wish you get well soon! (D) Wouldn’t you like to know?
19. Staff: Good morning, sir. ______ 
Simon: My wife and I would like to walk along the beach collecting seashells and seaweeds. 
Staff: Certainly, sir. January is a lovely season on our tropical island. May I suggest a candlelit dinner by the seashore?
 Simon: Yes, please book a table for us at 7 p.m. (A) Would you care to join us for dinner? (B) Would you like to upgrade to a superior double? (C) How may I help you arrange today’s activities? (D) How would you like to make a room reservation?
20. Kevin: Hi, Laura. What’re you doing here?
 Laura: Uh...I’m usually here on weekends. It’s my dad’s shop. So, you’re looking for a bike? 
Kevin: Yeah. I’m thinking about getting some exercise instead of taking the bus all the time.
 Laura: Well, you came to the right place. ______
 Kevin: I don’t want a racer bike or a touring bike. Mostly, I’ll just be using it to get me back and forth from work. (A) Did you drive a racing car? (B) Do you know what you’d like? (C) What would you suggest that I buy? (D) Where is the best place to buy a bike?
21. Jennifer: Let’s have brunch together tomorrow.
 Cathy: Sure. When would you like to meet? Jennifer: How about 10 o’clock in the morning? ______ 
Cathy: No, I think we can get a nice table near the windows by 11 a.m. (A) Would that be too early? (B) Would that be too long? (C) How would you like to go? (D) How do we reserve a table?
22. George: Sir, could you show me how to get to the library?
 Jack: Sure! But the library is closed on Mondays.
 George: That’s fine. ______
 Jack: Alright, let me show you the way. (A) I just need to borrow the books I’ve reserved at the counter. (B) I just want to apply for a membership card of the fitness center. (C) I just want to copy some pages of the books for in-library use only. (D) I just need to return these books to the book drop outside the library.
23. Shawn: What’s playing at the cinema?
Vicky: You’re barking up the wrong tree. 
Shawn: Do you never go to the movies? 
Vicky: ______ It’s hard to believe, right? But that’s the case. (A) I’m afraid not. (B) I’m a moviegoer. (C) I like all sorts of films. (D) I’m not a movie maker.
24. Max: I need you to help me arrange the annual meeting for next month. 
May: No problem. Who’ll be coming and where should we have the meeting? 
Max: You’ll need to talk to the manager and find out the details.
 May: Sure! ______ (A) The annual meeting has been put off till next year. (B) The event won’t be able to bring in enough people. (C) I find it challenging to rent a place for the camping. (D) I’ll take care of everything for our company’s big event.
25. Tina: Did you get the email I forwarded to you this Monday?
 Randy: Sorry, but I was too busy to check it. What was it about?
 Tina: I just wanted to ask if you’d like to join our farewell party for Manager Lin.
 Randy: Of course! ______I’ll wish him a happy retirement! (A) Please check in. (B) Please count me in. (C) I retired after the party. (D) I prepared a farewell dinner.
26. (A) surprise (B) surprised (C) surprising (D) to surprise
27. (A) dots (B) echoes (C) odds (D) pros
28. (A) as (B) by (C) of (D) to
29. (A) In other words (B) Similarly (C) Nevertheless (D) On one hand
30. (A) Unlike (B) From (C) Before (D) Over
31. (A) wild-catch (B) wild-caught (C) wildly-catch (D) wildly-catching
32. (A) At the same time (B) From the first (C) To sum up (D) Once upon a time
33. (A) away from (B) across (C) over (D) out of
34. (A) people making (B) making people (C) people make (D) make people
35. (A) For instance (B) Hence (C) Otherwise (D) In comparison
36. (A) mirrors (B) mountains (C) stars (D) ships
37. (A) was (B) were (C) had (D) has
38. (A) as (B) during (C) since (D) with
39. (A) perfect (B) perfectly (C) perfecting (D) perfection
40. (A) is (B) did (C) has (D) will
41. What is the main idea of the passage? (A) The cost and time of gap-year activities (B) The purposes and programs of a gap year (C) The types and contents of gap-year activities (D) The advantages and disadvantages of a gap year
42. Which of the following inferences can be drawn from the second paragraph? (A) Students can improve their eyesight in the gap year. (B) Gap-year experiences can be a plus for future job hunting. (C) Gap-year experiences are not useful for most of the students. (D) Students will get married after they return from their gap year.
43. Which activity would most students LEAST likely to do during their gap year? (A) Learning something new (B) Traveling to a foreign country (C) Going back to school for taking more courses (D) Saving the decreasing number of elephants in Africa
44. Which of the following statements is true about the passage? (A) Some students travel abroad to learn a language during their gap year. (B) Money issues are never a consideration when students decide to take a gap year. (C) Students all over the world are encouraged to take a gap year for national holidays. (D) Kindergarten children in Europe often take a gap year to travel with their parents.
45. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word opponents in the third paragraph? (A) People who make progress (B) People who promote something (C) People who disagree with something (D) People who approve of certain actions
46. What is the best title for this passage? (A) The Fruits You Can Grow Indoors (B) The Fruit Trees to Grow in Taiwan (C) How to Plant Fruit Trees Outdoors (D) How Much Soil Needed to Grow Fruits
47. What are the second and third paragraphs mainly about? (A) They recommend the healthiest fruits to eat in Taiwan. (B) They describe the health benefits each type of fruit has. (C) They introduce a type of fruit and the nutrients it contains. (D) They explain the process of growing fruit trees from seeds.
48. Which of the following statements is true about growing citrus and avocado plants? (A) Like citrus plants, avocado plants love midday sun. (B) Unlike avocado plants, citrus plants grow best in dry air. (C) Like citrus plants, avocado plants should get enough light. (D) Unlike avocado plants, citrus plants develop a root system in water.
49. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) It usually does not take much time to grow fruits indoors. (B) The winter weather is not good for citrus and avocado plants. (C) Citrus fruits such as lemons and avocados can be grown indoors. (D) Not all types of fruit plants can be grown and harvested indoors.
50. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word aroma in the second paragraph? (A) Liquid (B) Smell (C) Weight (D) Quantity

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