114年 - [無官方正解]114 國立政治大學_學士班轉學生招生考試：英文#140705

1. The opening of the new shopping mall led to a sudden _____ of visitors, causing traffic congestion in the area. (A) venue (B) influx (C) retreat (D) erosion

2. After repeated failures and no sign of progress, the startup decided to _____ their original marketing strategy for a completely new approach. (A) crash (B) ditch (C) tweak (D) upgrade

3. To prepare for the 2026 World Baseball Classic, the Taiwan baseball team will undergo _____ training to ensure peak performance against top international opponents. (A) rigorous (B) frivolous (C) erroneous (D) spontaneous

4. Many people believe that newspapers have become somewhat _____ given the rapid rise of digital news platforms; however, others argue that they still play a crucial role in maintaining informed local communities. (A) compelling (B) arbitrary (C) secluded (D) obsolete

5. Negotiations between the striking workers and management broke down, which resulted in even greater _____ between the two sides. (A) discord (B) rapport (C) scrutiny (D) distortion

6. To encourage collaboration beyond their usual friend groups, the teacher _____ assigned students to different teams for the project. (A) hesitantly (B) randomly (C) approximately (D) voluntarily

7. The architect designed the building with _____ materials that would last for generations without needing frequent replacement. (A) marginal (B) temporal (C) sustainable (D) plausible

8. The philosopher’s ideas were initially met with _____ but have gradually gained acceptance as more studies confirm his theories. (A) consensus (B) reverence (C) advocacy (D) skepticism

9. Due to economic _____, the government is reconsidering its stance on healthcare funding. (A) disdain (B) obscurity (C) constraints (D) inclinations

10. The research team aimed to the hypothesis through carefully controlled experiments. (A) validate (B) diminish (C) simulate (D) exclude

11. (A) way (B) rise (C) birth (D) path

12. (A) Likewise (B) Meanwhile (C) Nevertheless (D) Consequently

13. (A) compete (B) competing (C) competitive (D) competitively

14. (A) to tailor (B) tailor (C) tailored (D) tailoring

15. (A) Against (B) Beyond (C) Despite (D) Regarding

16. (A) involves (B) assumes (C) consists (D) results

17. (A) curiosity (B) interest (C) controversy (D) suspicion

18. (A) having fallen (B) falling (C) become (D) having become

19. (A) from disclosing (B) to disclose (C) disclosing (D) with disclosing

20. (A) harmless (B) respectful (C) outlandish (D) convincing

21.(A) during which we interact with others in face-to-face settings (B) which can result in a range of negative consequences (C) however, this behavior can have detrimental effects on our health (D) however, you end up finishing an entire season (E) that is similar to the impact of certain drugs

22.(A) during which we interact with others in face-to-face settings (B) which can result in a range of negative consequences (C) however, this behavior can have detrimental effects on our health (D) however, you end up finishing an entire season (E) that is similar to the impact of certain drugs

23.(A) during which we interact with others in face-to-face settings (B) which can result in a range of negative consequences (C) however, this behavior can have detrimental effects on our health (D) however, you end up finishing an entire season (E) that is similar to the impact of certain drugs

24.(A) during which we interact with others in face-to-face settings (B) which can result in a range of negative consequences (C) however, this behavior can have detrimental effects on our health (D) however, you end up finishing an entire season (E) that is similar to the impact of certain drugs

25.(A) during which we interact with others in face-to-face settings (B) which can result in a range of negative consequences (C) however, this behavior can have detrimental effects on our health (D) however, you end up finishing an entire season (E) that is similar to the impact of certain drugs 

26. What is kishōtenketsu, and how does it influence the emotional tone of Studio Ghibli films? (A) A structure focused on conflict and resolution, creating dramatic climaxes. (B) A method of animation using hand-drawn frames to enhance emotional realism. (C) A technique that relies on action sequences to develop character arcs. (D) An approach that emphasizes inner reflection and gradual change over confrontation.

27. Why did Hayao Miyazaki criticize AI-generated art? (A) He believed AI art required excessive energy use. (B) He saw AI art as emotionally empty and dehumanizing. (C) He argued AI was stealing jobs from animators. (D) He criticized AI visuals for mimicking styles without permission.

28. What is the central ethical concern raised by critics of AI-generated Ghibli-style images? (A) That the style replicates Ghibli’s visual aesthetic without crediting the original artists. (B) That the content imitates Ghibli’s visual aesthetic without compensating Studio Ghibli. (C) That AI can never match the technical quality of hand-drawn animation. (D) That users benefit from the Ghibli style without understanding its origins.

29. Which of the following is the best paraphrase of the phrase “a kind of homage” as used in the passage? (A) a type of mockery (B) a form of honor (C) a sort of critique (D) a kind of imitation

30. How does the passage use Ghiblification to reflect broader issues surrounding generative AI in the arts? (A) By suggesting that AI violates copyright laws and leads users to overlook the importance of artistic ownership. (B) By emphasizing the potential of AI to eventually replace human artists across all creative fields. (C) By highlighting the tension between technology and art, raising questions about creativity and authorship. (D) By examining the business practices of AI companies and their broader ethical consequences. 

31. What is the passage’s main argument about technological advancements in 2150? (A) They have improved human life, opening up possibilities for the future. (B) They have caused new societal problems that outweigh their benefits. (C) They have transformed Earth, but serious challenges still remain. (D) They have worsened environmental and social inequalities.

32. The word “desalination” in the passage is closest in meaning to: (A) cooling (B) purifying (C) softening (D) dissolving

33. What does the passage suggest about transportation advancements and their effect on the environment? (A) New transportation systems have unexpectedly worsened environmental damage. (B) Personal air vehicles have made travel so efficient that more people now live in distant areas. (C) Moving away from fossil fuels has played a key role in reducing environmental harm. (D) Governments have imposed limits on high-speed trains due to environmental risks.

34. What issue related to medical advancements does the passage highlight? (A) Extended lifespans have created new concerns about population and resources. (B) Medical breakthroughs have brought about a decline in birth rates worldwide. (C) Inequality in healthcare has been solved through new treatments. (D) The elimination of diseases has caused scientists to shift focus to space medicine.

35. Which of the following issues is NOT mentioned in the passage? (A) Technological competition (B) Resource use (C) Space colonization (D) Environmental restoration