所屬科目:高普考/三四等/高員級◆英文
1. My uncle gave a ________and detailed description of his travels to many countries in Africa. (A) vivid (B) timid (C) rusty (D) shabby
2. Drivers should stay________ while on the road, keeping an eye out for bikes or other vehicles. (A) fierce (B) alert (C) anxious (D) initial
3. The mayoral candidate won the election after ________a statement claiming that he never took any bribes. (A) entitling (B) instructing (C) releasing (D) confusing
4. Engineers built a canal and implemented irrigation systems to transform deserts into ________and productive land. (A) greasy (B) fertile (C) magnetic (D) precise
5. The thick forest used to be________filled with tall trees that reached up to the sky. (A) densely (B) hollowly (C) nakedly (D) racially
6. She shared five key lessons defining her approach for________ businesses that go through challenging times. (A) reviving (B) residing (C) reciting (D) retreating
7. During summer I always have a strong ___ for shaved ice to help me feel cool. (A) rating (B) crashing (C) craving (D) bashing
8. George and Angelia are not getting along, so there has been little________ between them. (A) allocation (B) conscience (C) interaction (D) generation
9. After we transformed our paper files to________ records, we found it much easier to search them. (A) capital (B) digital (C) mental (D) vital
10. The________ of life is full of ups and downs, we can enjoy the highs and learn from the lows. (A) apology (B) capital (C) journey (D) tobacco
11. To________ better health in the community, the local council introduced free exercise classes in the park. (A) consist (B) deflect (C) induce (D) merge
12. If tickets are still________ , I plan to attend the concert next weekend. (A) agreeable (B) available (C) capable (D) compatible
13. If you can ________me with the cooking, we can have dinner ready by the time our guests arrive. (A) accept (B) assist (C) criticize (D) judge
14. The new policies were designed to fund small businesses to________ in a competitive market. (A) thrive (B) mimic (C) recline (D) dwindle
15. As our VIP, you can enjoy certain________ , such as a 25% discount and free delivery service. (A) preventions (B) percentages (C) permissions (D) privileges
16. She felt sad as she watched the stray dog________ on the street. (A) elevated (B) lessened (C) measured (D) abandoned
17. The sound of the vacuum cleaner echoed through the house as my father did his ________chores. (A) fatal (B) automatic (C) democratic (D) domestic
18. After the cruise________ at the port, we set out on an 8-day journey through Europe. (A) departed (B) expanded (C) circulated (D) approved
19. The teacher encourages her students to ________through picture books at the school library to find their favorite stories. (A) browse (B) cement (C) offend (D) splash
20. Unsaturated fats help our bodies absorb vitamins, support cell growth, and________ our immune system. (A) assert (B) boost (C) cater (D) flick
21. It's a simple act of ________to always hold the door for the person behind you. (A) courtesy (B) frequency (C) harvest (D) impulse
22. The government has announced new health guidelines to effectively________ the spread of the infectious disease. (A) attend (B) contain (C) discharge (D) prescribe
23. The boy tried to eat a grape whole but began to ________on it and have difficulty breathing. (A) decide (B) choke (C) perish (D) drown
24. The police ________the man’s possessions tofind out if he had hidden anything illegal or dangerous. (A) respected (B) inspected (C) prospected (D) proposed
25. Dead fish starting to________ have been found floating in the polluted river, smelling terrible. (A) decay (B) drill (C) stake (D) spray
26. Social media can be used to bring attention to the________ of natural resources to secure support for protecting the environment. (A) abuse (B) flush (C) spike (D) weave
27. Furniture retailers are among those reporting the sharpest annual decline in sales during the________ . (A) succession (B) perception (C) recession (D) possession
28. With the typhoon ________, people in the coastal town stored some supplies in advance. (A) appointing (B) approaching (C) appreciating (D) reproaching
29. Tall buildings were a new________ on the skyline when this city just expanded in size in the 60s. (A) contest (B) height (C) feature (D) delivery
30. To become globally known, the pianist has been________ to serious daily practices. (A) demoted (B) delivered (C) devoted (D) distracted
31. (A) after (B) against (C) with (D) under
32. (A) if (B) like (C) of (D) to
33. (A) future (B) historic (C) past (D) present
34. (A) what (B) when (C) where (D) why
35. (A) use (B) matter (C) few (D) little
36. According to the passage, which of the following is associated with plumbing materials? (A) Pipes and fixtures (B) Mineral content (C) Certified laboratories (D) Removal of acidity
37. According to the passage, how does lead get into our tap water? (A) Water pipes containing lead corrode, and the metal dissolves into the water. (B) The water authority does not monitor and treat source water that contains lead. (C) Lead gets into drinking water when the service line replacement is in process. (D) Drinking water is contaminated when it is tested and sampled by laboratories.
38. According to the passage, why did lead become a chosen material for water pipes? (A) It is strong and pliable. (B) It is solid and dense. (C) It is heavy and compact. (D) It is resistant to corrosion.
39. According to the passage, what will cause a more severe corrosion in plumbing materials that contain lead? (A) High mineral content. (B) High acidity in water. (C) High temperatures. (D) Highly toxic chemicals.
40. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true? (A) Water service line replacement could increase the exposure to lead while the work is proceeding. (B) Medical and public health experts agree that there is no safe level of lead in the human body. (C) Water sampling results can be different depending on the time of day, season, and method of sampling. (D) The most important thing is to look for a certified laboratory to identify lead contamination.
41.(A) ancestors (B) endorsers (C) ministers (D) violators
42.(A) rose (B) rises (C) arise (D) risen
43.(A) genetic (B) absurd (C) balding (D) tactful
44.(A) existed (B) hunched (C) tokened (D) wielded
45.(A) weakening (B) inducting (C) hovering (D) lavishing
46.According to the passage, what do foreign laborers, old citizens who live alone, and people with disabilities have in common? (A) They are in large numbers. (B) They do not enjoy social benefits. (C) They suffer from discrimination. (D) They are often in the news.
47.According to the passage, what can the author’s job be? (A) A book writer. (B) A shop owner. (C) A game developer. (D) An environment official.
48.Which of the following is the best title for this passage? (A) Love All People in Suffering (B) Be Kind to Stray Animals (C) Live a Life in a Safe Way (D) Build a Cat-caring Shelter
49. Which of the following is closest in meaning to “permeating” in the context of this passage? (A) spreading (B) claiming (C) inhabiting (D) outstanding
50. According to the passage, why do people care for stray animals? (A) It is a volunteer work. (B) It is a humanitarian act. (C) It showcases love for the old. (D) It promotes animals’ positive image.