所屬科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文
1. There is so much that is changing right now, and the _________ can be lasting. (A) innuendo (B) therapeutics (C) bulk (D) fallout
2. Inflation remains untamed, and the services _________ continues to shrink. (A) prospect (B) sector (C) project (D) feat
3. A thermometer is a tool _________ which temperature is precisely measured. (A) for (B) to (C) with (D) in
4. Despite the challenges ahead of us, the future is not all _________ (A) bleak (B) generic ()empirical (C) empirical (D) bewildering
5. Nobody likes Nathan, particularly because of his condescending attitude. In fact, many feel he is_________. (A) alluring (B) entitled (C) reticent (D) charismatic
6. An organization _________ which businesses submit applications, for the purpose of obtaining financial information about potential customers, is known as a credit bureau. (A) for (B) to (C) on (D) under
7. Sabrina is articulate and always stays on top of things. She is a lot of things. But she is not _________ (A) a no-brainer (B) meticulous (C) scatterbrained (D) cogent
8. Alex says whatever pops into his head. Not surprisingly, he usually makes _________ decisions. (A) spur-of-the-moment (B) calculated (C) foolproof (D) far-fetched
9. The COVID-19 pandemic had _________ social and economic consequences. (A) dubious (B) esoteric (C) benign (D) unprecedented
10. The shortage of labor is a long-standing issue that has been hiding in _________ sight. (A) unnoticeable (B) plain (C) obscure (D) riveting
11. An axis is a straight line _________ which anobject rotates. (A) in (B) for (C) about (D) to
12. While investing is not rocket science, it can be a real _________ if one does not know how to take calculated risks. (A) pretex (B) accomplice (C) minefield (D) mandate
13. It is probably an _________ to say that the new solution will solve this problem once and for all. (A) equivocation (B) overstatement (C) aptitude (D) excursion
14. Entrusting the final design choices to the architect's _________ turned out to be a wise decision, resulting in a building that is both stunning and environmentally sustainable. (A) inception (B) corollary (C) empathy (D) discretion
15. Unlike explicit knowledge, which can be readily documented or shared,_________ knowledge such as intuition in decision-making-is difficult to articulate, as it is ive hands acquired through extensive hands-on experiencece aand is often difficult to express in words. (A) tacit (B) opaque (C) seminal (D) plausible
16. Misinformation is all over the place-almost everything we've read about their_________ is likely inaccurate. They go way back and have always been close friends. (A) comradeship (B) tranquility (C) affinity (D) feud
17. Due toto eased tariff tensions, the surge in tariff-driven panic buying has _________ (A) mushroomed (B) intensified (C) subsided (D) vented
18. The economy of the country has gone south. As a result, many communities have _________ impoverished neighborhoods. (A) morphed into (B) exacerbated (C) curbed (D) reaped
19. They face _________ prejudice in their attempts to find employment. Not surprisingly, their struggle for equal rights remains an uphill battle. (A) rampant (B) ephemeral (C) posthumous (D) stellar
20. While her life isn't always sunshine and rainbows, she_________ to address challenging issues head-on. (A) ducks (B) opts (C) shuffles (D) hedges
21. (A) misunderstood (B) considered (C) deemed (D) perceived
22. (A) approach (B) complimentt (C) criticize (D) persuade
23. (A) reckless (B) informed (C) definitive (D) intuitive
24. (A) dwelling on (B) overlooking (C) shrugging off (D) scorning
25. (A) hearsay (B) study (C) slander (D) mindset
26. (A) affluence (B) prosperity (C) trait (D) fluke
27. (A) occasionally (B) primarily (C) rarely (D) sporadically
28. (A) construct (B) eradicate (C) suppress (D) annihilate
29. (A) hoaxing (B) misconstruing (C) deceiving (D) scrutinizing
30. (A) ill-advised (B) flimsy (C) sound (D) vulnerable
31. What is a prosthesis? (A) A surgical procedure to repair damaged body part. (B) A device used to replace a missing body part. (C) A medication used to treat chronic pain. (D) A type of medical condition adversely affecting some people.
32.. According to the passage, which of the following statements is most likely false? (A) Some prosthetic devices enable users to perceive temperature differences. (B) Prosthetic knees are uncommon in today's market. (C) Certain prostheses allow users to feel surface textures. (D) In five years, over two million people in the U.S. are expected to require prostheses.
33. According to the passage, which of the following words is closest in meaning to "intact"? "intact"? (A) complete (B) gait (C) tilted (D) impaired
34. What is a drawback of conventional prostheses? (A) They are expensive. (B) They rely on battery power. (C) They provide limited functional support. (D) All of the above.
35. What does the word "aesthetics" most closely refer to? (A) functionality (B) convenience (C) affordability (D) pleasing appearance
36. Which of the following is an upside of bionic prostheses? (A) They enable direct connections between the mind and the prosthesis. (B) They support natural body movement. (C) They allow users to participate in sports. (D) All of the above.
37. Which of the following is a downside of conventional prostheses? (A) They are less affordable than bionic alternatives. (B) They may be inaccessible without 3D printing technology. (C) They are unable to restore natural movement. (D) All of the above.
38. Which of the following sports can be performed with the aid of bionic prostheses? (A) Cycling (B) Skateboarding (C) Swimming (D) All of the above
39. What does the word "amputation" mean? he (A) The surgical removal of a limb or part of a imb or part of a limb. (B) The replacement of a joint with an artificial one. (C) The process of repairing an injured body part. (D) The treatment of a bodily injury.
40. Which of the following statements is true about bionic prostheses? (A) They enable the development of 3D printing. (B) They offer precise control of finger movements. (C) They reduce the cost of 3D-printing materials. (D) They are exclusively produced by the University ofMichigan and MIT.
41. What does the word "skepticism" mean? (A) A firm belief without evidence. (B) A tendency to doubt or question accepted ideas. (C) A habit of accepting all claims as true. (D) A desire to avoid making decisions.
42. Why were the Impressionists rejected by the Salon? (A) They did not conform to mainstream standards. (B) They refused to adopt innovative techniques. (C) Their work emphasized subtle muances (D) They preferred to spend long hours in the studio.
43.Which of the following statements about Impressionism is false? (A) The Impressionists rejected traditional themes. (B) The Impressionists preferred to paint spontaneously. (C) The Impressionists focused on natural scenes. (D) The Impressionists were interested in depicting sculptures.
44. Which of the following is not favored by the Salon? (A) Exquisite sketches. Bi Desitie SAes (B) Depiction of passers-by. (C) Highly detailed and polished artwork.(D) Strict adherence to conventional standards.
45. What does the word "contemporaries" mean in this passage? (A) People who share similar views and interests. (B) People who are younger than someone else. (C) People who live at the same time as someone else. e (D) People who are older than someone else.
46. Which of the following statements about Impressionism is false? (A) Impressionist paintings were usually created under controlled lighting conditions. (B) The Impressionists often used loose brushstrokes. (C) The Impressionists often painted scenes of everyday life and nature. Impressioniets ten nainsstrokes. (D) Impressionism ortray fleeti is characterized by its emphasis on light and color in a bid to portray fleeting moments.
47. Which color was not favored by the Impressionists? (A) Orange (B) Green (C) Yellowk (D) Black
48. According to the passage, which ofthe following words is closest in meaning to "bustling"? (A) silent (B) futile (C) lively (D) hostile
49. What is a theme favored by the Salon? (A) Everyday life of common people. (B) Farmland and pastures. (C) Mythological subjects. (D) Spontaneous outdoor scenes.
50. What does the word "legacy" most closely refer to? (A) Wealth or property inherited from someone after their death. (B) An achievement left behind for future generations. (C) A person's reputation during their lifetįme. (D) An unexpected event or surprise
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