所屬科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文
1. ________The main idea of paragraph D is stated in sentence ________. (A) 1 (B) 2 (C)3 (D)4
2. ________ Jeff Turner hopes that one day, ________ will be able to lift satellites into space. (A) Nylon (B) Kevlar (C) BioSteel (D) Air Beams
3. ______ In paragraph E, the elements is closest in meaning to ________. (A) other people (B) toxic chemicals (C) fashion designs (D) harsh weather
4. ______ Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the article. (A) Textiles that can absorb large amounts of oil (B) Fibers that can resist high temperatures (C) Textiles that are made from 3-D printers (D) Fibers that can make clothing almost invisible
5. ______ Most inventors share their ideas for the future with the public. (A) True (B) False
6. ______ Predict is an antonym of foresee. (A) True (B) False
7. ______ When something "happens overnight," it means that it occurs quickly. (A) True (B) False
8. ______ Nylon was invented in 1935. (A) True (B) False
9. ________ Where could you find a passage like this? (A) on the back of a medicine container (B) in an article of a health magazine (C) in a book about famous doctors (D) in a book of poetry
10. ________ What is true about Staphylococcus aureus? (A) It will kill you. (B) It lives in our throats. (C) It cannot hurt people. (D) It can cause health problems.
11.________ In the fourth section of the passage, what does the good kind refer to? (A) medicine (B) infection (C) bacteria (D) health
12. ________ Why are doctors using "probiotic remedies?" (A) because people need more antibiotics (B) to keep healthy bacteria in the body (C) because all bacteria is dangerous (D) to develop new bacteria
13. ________ How much does all the bacteria in our bodies weigh? (A) \(1\mathrm{kg}\) (B) \(1.3\mathrm{kg}\) (C) \(10\mathrm{kg}\) (D) \(13\mathrm{kg}\)
14. _______ The main idea of this passage can be found in paragraph A sentence _______. (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4
15. _______ In the last sentence of paragraph B, them refers to _______ (A) farmed foods (B) Stone Age diets (C) different kinds of meat (D) different periods in history
16. _______ Which of the following is NOT something that hunter-gatherers would eat? (A) meat (B) fish (C) milk (D) plants
17. _______ Which of the following is a theory, not a fact? (A) The Paleolithic period refers to a period of time that began about 2.6 million years ago. (B) Cordain is a nutritionist who studied the diets of hunter-gatherers who are alive today. (C) A diet similar to what people ate in the Stone Age can prevent many medical problems. (D) The Hadza people of Tanzania get almost 70 percent of their calories from plants.
18. _______ Which statement best reflects the position of Aiello and other paleoanthropologists (paragraphs F-G)? (A) Humans are biologically designed to follow a single ideal diet rooted in the Paleolithic era. (B) Dietary health depends mainly on eliminating foods introduced by agriculture. (C) Human health is best explained by genetic limits on digesting farmed foods. (D) Human dietary success comes from flexibility and adaptation rather than a fixed "caveman diet."
1. The bad weather _________ a lot of cancellations at the hotel. Nobody wanted to travel in the storm.
2. Teenagers are often _________ . They don't always want to follow authority.
3. Olivia did very well in her job interview. She _________ confidence, and the interviewers were very impressed.
4. Traveling to new places has _________ my life. I have learned a lot about other cultures, and I've learned a lot about myself as well.
5. Phillip has never played team sports, but he has the _________ to be a great athlete.
6. The Williams sold their _________ in the country and bought an apartment downtown.
7. We should be basing our decisions on solid facts, not _________ and hunches.
8. _________ the tight deadline, the team delivered a thorough and well-supported report.
9. It's _________ to send a thank-you email after an interview, even if you already thanked them in person.
10. Despite repeated setbacks, the research team _________ methodological limitations through iterative redesign and rigorous validation.
1. The highest temperature on Earth was in El Azizia, Libya.
The temperature was recorded.
The temperature peaked at 136 degrees Fahrenheit.
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2. The city of Pompeii had plumbing.
The plumbing was extremely modern. The city was destroyed by a volcanic eruption.
The eruption happened in AD 79.
3. is one of the/ of the 21st century/ of the driverless car/ most fascinating advancements/ the development
4. which is also known as the Hijri calendar/ the cycles of the moon/ the Islamic calendar/ is based on
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