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科目：私醫聯招◆英文 | 年份：96年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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1. She felt a sense of _ when she finished her first novel. (A) failure (B) achievement (C) instrument (D) government

2. The baby is _ a high fever. Let’s call the doctor. (A) making (B) has (C) running (D) giving

3. Martin _ us by playing the guitar. (A) glimpsed (B) entertained (C) portrayed (D) blended

4. When she went to the audition, she believed that she would win the starring role in the movie; unfortunately, her dream was merely an _ . (A) allusion (B) conclusion (C) occlusion (D) illusion

5. Your metabolic rate is the speed at which your body _ food into energy. (A) transforms (B) transports (C) transcends (D) transcribes

6. Dentists tell us that we need only simple dental _ , i.e. regular, correct use of a soft toothbrush and of dental floss, to keep our breath fresh. (A) requirement (B) treatment (C) hygiene (D) compulsion

7. When I reflect on the happy memories of my childhood, I am overcome by a wave of _ . (A) nomination (B) nostalgia (C) nuisance (D) impasse

8. Mosquitoes like warm air, and they breed in water. And it stands to reason that the bugs would _ in a world that is getting warmer and warmer. Much of Africa lives with malaria all year, and climate change would even make it worse. (A) fabricate (B) feign (C) flourish (D) flush

9. Global warming is now a reality that even die-hard _ struggle to dispute. A research institution predicts temperature will rise 4 degree Celsius or more by the end of the century. Clearly, prompt action to limit CO₂ emission is needed. (A) skeptics (B) lobbyists (C) commissioners (D) committees

10. Because the water there is _ , the area has been evacuated based on an official decree. (A) purified (B) diverted (C) predicted (D) contaminated

11. He lived the life of _ , for he abhorred self-indulgence and luxury. (A) rationalization (B) ennui (C) wantonness (D) ascetic

12. During the long period of _ , the farmers had to irrigate their crops. (A) famine (B) drought (C) chaos (D) turmoil

13. In recent years, IKEA has become synonymous with practical, stylish furniture that is relatively inexpensive. (A) identical (B) cheap (C) popular (D) intrigued

14. The country was plunged into economic chaos after the earthquake. (A) organization (B) disorder (C) decline (D) hesitation

15. Tom’s leg injury hampered his ability to run well. (A) impacted (B) impeded (C) supplied (D) demanded

16. Although the utter absence of wealth can breed misery, having it does not guarantee happiness. (A) absolute (B) abstract (C) abstain (D) absolve

17. The desire to be happy and to avoid suffering knows no boundaries. (A) interest (B) reasons (C) fulfillment (D) limits

18. With more women being assertive and seeking out egalitarian relationships with males, human interactions are changing. (A) illegal (B) equal (C) certain (D) opposite

19. Some turn to alternative medicine out of curiosity, others out of desperation. (A) hopelessness (B) careful thought (C) lack of ability (D) fear

20. Pine nuts were a staple food in the Pueblo Indians’ diet. (A) popular (B) basic (C) unusual (D) frequent

21. The merging of the different languages gave birth to Old English. (A) crossing (B) confusion (C) blending (D) complication

22. Because Doctors Without Borders is not tied to a government, it can live up to his ideals. (A) achieve (B) admire (C) investigate (D) save

23. Archeologists believe that an earthquake anteceded the fire. (A) caused (B) happened after (C) happened before (D) worked against

24. “Here we are!” cried the tour guide, _ along in front of the group. (A) to trot (B) to trotting (C) trot (D) trotting

25. “Why did Professor Lin punish Helen?”

“He _ in the examination.” (A) caught her to be cheating (B) catches her cheating (C) caught her cheating (D) caught her to cheat

26. “What will happen if he gets worse?”

“That might lead to _ into a hospital.” (A) his being put (B) his putting (C) put him (D) him put

27. “Did you really stop smoking two months ago?”

“Yes, I _ smoking for two months.” (A) had not been (B) was not (C) have not been (D) have not been being

28. “Why didn’t you bring me a piece of cake too?”

“ _ me, I would have gotten you one.” (A) You asked (B) Had you asked (C) Asking (D) If you have asked

29. “Is he usually so generous?”

“Oh, no, sir; hardly ever _ so generous before.” (A) has he been (B) is he (C) he has been (D) he was

30. When do we pay for the dinner dance? (A) Everybody have to pay in advance. (B) Everybody must to pay in advance. (C) Everybody has to pay in advance. (D) Everybody must have to pay in advance.

31. How big is your home town? (A)Compared with New York, my home town is very small. (B)Comparing with New York, my home town is very small. (C)Compare with New York, my home town is very small. (D)Comparison with New York, my home town is very small.

32. A tariff is customarily collected on goods _ into a country. (A) came (B) come (C) coming (D) having come

33. The life span of a sunfish is short, _ ten years old. (A) seldom more than (B) more seldom than (C) more than seldom (D) seldom than more

34. Ben asked Kathy _ a new bicycle (A) whether she had bought (B) that she bought (C) if she buys (D) whether she had been bought

35. _ Wang Chien-Ming pitches, whether it's a live telecast or a rerun, Taiwan ditches its political woes and personal cares to cheer Chien-Ming. (A) Whatever (B) Whoever (C) Whenever (D) Wherever

36. It can be inferred from the passage that, as a nurse, Maass was (A) ambitious. (B) dedicated. (C) inexperienced. (D) overworked.

37. According to the passage, Corgas and Reed had previously looked for the cause of yellow fever by studying (A) sanitary conditions. (B) mosquitoes. (C) related diseases. (D) victims of the disease.

38. It can be inferred from the passage that the research was probably supported by the _ . (A) hospital (B) Army (C) volunteers (D) researchers

39. Which of the following would be the best title for the passage? (A) The life of Clara Louise (B) Yellow Fever Patients (C) A Heroic Nurse Aids Research (D) Life in Cuba in the 1900’s

40. If your hair has become generally thin, according to the passage, which of the following may NOT be the cause of your hair loss? (A) a prolonged or serious illness (B) a crash diet (C) pollution in your environment (D) your blood type

41. If a baby has blond curls, we can infer from the above passage that (A) either one of his parents has blond and curly hair (B) he has been fed light-color food (C) the baby is sick and pale (D) he has too much exposure to the sun

42. Which parts of the human body are hair-free and perspire less? (A) the head (B) the trunk (C) the armpits (D) the palms and soles

43. Which of the following is NOT characteristic of vultures? (A) They look repulsive. (B) They prey on dead animals. (C) They attack dying animals. (D) They are big and their beaks are powerful.

44. The phrase “life is extinct” means that _ . (A) the animal is scared to death (B) the animal is endangered (C) the animal is threatened by the vulture (D) the animal is dead

45. What good do vultures do? (A) The hover about dying animals, speeding their death. (B) They dust litter on earth. (C) They clean up the earth by preying on dead bodies. (D) They serve as wholesome food.

46. Which of the following is true? (A)Vultures are so aggressive that they can hardly wait for the death of the animals. (B)There are no feathers on vultures’ necks and heads. (C)Vultures litter carcass everywhere on earth. (D)Vultures give forth fragrant smell.

47. Which of the follow is NOT a symptom of the “sick building syndrome”? (A) watering eyes (B) sore throat (C) headache (D) fractured bones

48. A syndrome is a medical condition that is characterized by (A) a particular group of signs and symptoms (B) a group of physicians (C) a group of musicians (D) a group insurance

49. What may have caused a “sick building syndrome”? (A) fresh paint on its walls (B) cigarette smoke (C) bacteria on counters and desks (D) all of the above

50. Which of the following is NOT a respiratory infection? (A) tonsillitis (B) bronchitis (C) pneumonia (D) stomachache

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