所屬科目:銀行◆英文
1. Because of the heavy traffic, we arrived late and almost _____ the beginning of the movie. (A) joined (B) started (C) caught (D) missed
2. The teacher asked us to _____ the main idea of the article in one sentence. (A) compromise (B) borrow (C) summarize (D) argue
3. The exhibition seems to be a good place to _____ business. (A) conduct (B) sketch (C) delay (D) admire
4. To make the email easier to send and store, please _____ the files into a single folder before contacting the client. (A) send (B) rate (C) compress (D) magnify
5. Before you share the announcement with the whole office, please confirm that the new policy is _____ to all employees, including interns and part-time staff. (A) applicable (B) objective (C) prolonged (D) formed
6. Because the guide included examples and clear steps, the instructions were _____ even to students using the system for the first time. (A) rigid (B) vague (C) settled (D) straightforward
7. After several rounds of discussion, the committee finally _____ the proposal, allowing the project to move forward. (A) ignored (B) postponed (C) outlined (D) endorsed
8. Jack bought a pearl necklace for his wife to celebrate their 30th _____. (A) remittance (B) anniversary (C) combustion (D) impetus
9. The life story of the great actor has been a source of _____ for many song writers and content creators. (A) drill (B) glimpse (C) inspiration (D) villain
10. The ability to keep out _____ and stay fully focused is the key to fast learning. (A) distractions (B) ramifications (C) characters (D) incentives
11. All managers were called to propose plans to _____ the company’s continuing decline in sales. (A) gravitate (B) excavate (C) abduct (D) reverse
12. As her health condition _____, she had to give up some of her favorite outdoor activities. (A) roamed (B) filtered (C) deteriorated (D) infringed
13. As Secretary of _____, Trevor is responsible for formulating domestic and international financial policies. (A) Propulsion (B) Treasury (C) Detraction (D) Canister
14. It was the third time Mr. Hung attended the annual _____ of the American Public Health Association since 2014. (A) convention (B) ideology (C) descendant (D) adversity
15. After a very long discussion, the jury still could not reach a _____ decision. (A) predictable (B) unanimous (C) concessional (D) skeptical
16. My brother, along with two classmates, _____ to school by bike almost every day. (A) go (B) going (C) goes (D) have gone
17. I _____ him since the semester started, so I’m not sure what he looks like now. (A) don’t see (B) didn’t see (C) haven’t seen (D) am not seeing
18. The final results _____ online tomorrow morning, so please check the website. (A) post (B) posted (C) will post (D) will be posted
19. He said that he _____ busy that night and couldn’t join us. (A) is (B) will be (C) was (D) has been
20. Not only _____ the assignment on time, but she also helped her classmates edit theirs. (A) she submitted (B) she did submit (C) did she submit (D) submitted she
21. We still have _____ time before the quiz starts, so we can review two more questions together. (A) few (B) little (C) a little (D) a few
22. The training aims to improve employees’ communication skills, problem-solving ability, and _____ under pressure during emergencies. (A) efficiency (B) efficient (C) efficiently (D) work efficiently
23. _____ all the evidence, the judge postponed the decision for another week. (A) Being considered (B) Consider (C) To be considered (D) Having considered
24. She is the only researcher in our department _____ work has been cited widely in international journals this year. (A) who (B) whose (C) which (D) whom
25. _____ the family business, Scott did something unheard before. (A) After inheriting (B) He inherited (C) Being inherited (D) Been inheriting
26. Representatives from the two companies _____ hold talks on Friday to discuss details about the merger. (A) schedule to (B) are scheduled to (C) have been scheduling to (D) being scheduled to
27. Over the past few years, the company _____ down locations in seven cities across the state. (A) had shut (B) has shut (C) be shut (D) has been shut
28. _____ our competitor’s actions seriously undermined the agreement, our company is fully aware of our responsibility to uphold the agreement. (A) Upon (B) Despite (C) While (D) Regarding
29. _____ said they skipped classes at least once a week. (A) More than two-third of people surveying (B) Over two-thirds of those surveyed (C) Over two-threes of those surveying (D) More than second-third of people were surveyed
30. The situation isn’t ideal, but it’s for sure better than _____. (A) that it could be (B) it could (C) could it be (D) it could have been
31. (A) efficiency (B) tendency (C) stamina (D) plainness
32. (A) Over (B) Besides (C) With (D) Despite
33. (A) those (B) it (C) that (D) which
34. (A) rage (B) template (C) denture (D) staple
35. (A) been (B) be (C) being (D) to be
36. (A) wander (B) purchase (C) ignore (D) contact
37. (A) surveyed (B) repaired (C) painted (D) wrote
38. (A) messy (B) positive (C) nervous (D) distant
39. (A) fresh (B) equal (C) wrong (D) full
40. (A) rated (B) borrowed (C) melted (D) expanded
41. Which of the following best states the main idea of the passage? (A) Walking is the most intense and effective form of exercise for all people. (B) Walking is a practical health habit because it is easy to begin and continue. (C) Walking should be chosen only by people who do not have enough time for sports. (D) Walking is useful mainly because it requires professional instruction and planning.
42. Why does the author mention neighborhoods, school campuses, parks, and indoor spaces in the passage? (A) To explain that walking can be adapted to different places and situations. (B) To suggest that indoor spaces are safer than outdoor environments. (C) To prove that walking is more effective in public areas than at home. (D) To show that people should avoid walking in unfamiliar locations.
43. According to the passage, which of the following is a benefit of walking besides its effect on physical health? (A) It can completely remove emotional pressure from daily life. (B) It can help people avoid all mental and emotional difficulties. (C) It can replace the need for rest after work or study. (D) It can improve mood, reduce stress, and support social connection.
44. What does the passage suggest is an important factor in helping people maintain a walking habit? (A) Choosing routes that are as challenging as possible. (B) Treating walking as a formal exercise program only. (C) Associating walking with pleasant and enjoyable experiences. (D) Limiting walking to times when weather conditions are ideal.
45. What does the word “dramatic” in the last paragraph most likely mean? (A) highly noticeable or extreme (B) medically dangerous (C) carefully measured (D) socially acceptable
46. What is the passage mainly about? (A) Effects of emotional turmoil (B) Practical new year resolutions (C) Relieving emotional stress (D) Mindfulness and meditation
47. According to the passage, which of the following contributes to chronic mental fatigue? (A) A highly competitive job (B) A very capable supervisor (C) Poor road conditions (D) Unpredictable weather
48. Why does the author mention new year in the first paragraph? (A) To discuss the importance of something we all do every year (B) To describe a scenario and bring out the topic of the passage (C) To give an example of good stress management practices (D) To point out the time of year when adults in big cities can relax and rest
49. What can be inferred from the passage? (A) People in fast-paced cities are more likely to set external new year goals. (B) Long term success and productivity require long meditation sessions. (C) Unresolved emotional stress may lead to sleep disorder and depression. (D) Setting external goals can help people achieve inner balance.
50. Which of the following will the author most likely agree with? (A) People feel mentally exhausted mainly because they do not keep a healthy diet. (B) External goals are usually easier to achieve than internal goals. (C) It is best to limit our new year goals to just a few. (D) People with high performance are not necessarily less stressed than others.