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科目：高普考/三四等/高員級◆英文 | 年份：99年 | 選擇題數：25 | 申論題數：3

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所屬科目：高普考/三四等/高員級◆英文

選擇題 (25)

1 The President is going to_____ his new plan in the press conference. (A) inform (B) open (C) unveil (D) rebut
2 The project was a great success_____ the effort and commitment of everyone involved. (A) except for (B) but for (C) thanks to (D) in spite of
3 Please check out the _____ of our last meeting for the decisions made by our committee members. (A) minutes (B) miniatures (C) ministries (D) minuets
4 An achievement test should measure students’ progress against their own performance and _____ of their fellow students’. (A) that (B) most (C) many (D) much
5 Rescue teams_____ the fire scene for signs of victims. (A) scored (B) scoured (C) scowled (D) scraped
6 Measures need to be taken to _____ the effect of inflation on the global market. (A) obscure (B) diverge (C) mitigate (D) multiply
7 When you are reading a novel for pleasure, you don’t need to_____ a dictionary for every new word you meet. You can always guess its meaning from the context of the sentences. (A) analyze (B) examine (C) investigate (D) consult
8 As former colonial powers, many European nations have plenty of experience pacifying communities in conflict without immediately_____ to violence. (A) catering (B) diminishing (C) resorting (D) acquiescing
9 His writing is as good as_____ . (A) we all want him to be (B) those of his classmates (C) that we all want him to be (D) his classmates
10 When justice_____ , it means that good overcomes evil and that light conquers darkness. (A) descends (B) prevails (C) perishes (D) declines
11 The paper presents several findings, but none are explained in detail, as _____ in a professional report. (A) they would be (B) they do (C) it would be (D) it does
12 What defies our will can provoke anger and resentment; it may also arouse awe and respect. It depends on whether the obstacle appears noble in its defiance or squalid and insolent. (A) As long as we work for a noble cause, we can reduce our anger and resentment even when we meet obstacles. (B) If we can arouse our awe and respect, we may find less anger and resentment. (C) Obstacles can inspire or upset us, depending on if we think they are noble or not. (D) What goes against our will is resentful and can often make us angry.
13 (A) ordered (B) offered (C) picked (D) pinned
14 (A) when (B) because (C) whether (D) while
15 (A) conformity (B) currency (C) custom (D) commodity
16 (A) edge (B) range (C) ridge (D) vintage
17 (A) notes (B) puts (C) questions (D) replies
18 (A) This makes the frog the only known animal that can physically control which frequencies it hears by opening and closing parts of its ears. (B) Further studies of the amphibian’s hearing showed that its eardrums vibrate in response to ultrasonic noises, but only some of the time. (C) By contrast, the frogs have evolved the biological equivalent of earmuffs to block out all sounds of a certain frequency range. (D) There is no doubt that the frogs’ hearing ability is still crucial to their survival.
19 (A) Closing the tubes improved the frogs’ ability to hear high frequencies and ultrasounds, while opening them increased sensitivity to low-frequency noises. (B) This makes the frog the only known animal that can physically control which frequencies it hears by opening and closing parts of its ears. (C) Further studies of the amphibian’s hearing showed that its eardrums vibrate in response to ultrasonic noises, but only some of the time. (D) By contrast, the frogs have evolved the biological equivalent of earmuffs to block out all sounds of a certain frequency range.
20 (A) Closing the tubes improved the frogs’ ability to hear high frequencies and ultrasounds, while opening them increased sensitivity to low-frequency noises. (B) Further studies of the amphibian’s hearing showed that its eardrums vibrate in response to ultrasonic noises, but only some of the time. (C) By contrast, the frogs have evolved the biological equivalent of earmuffs to block out all sounds of a certain frequency range. (D) In other words, the frogs’ tunable ears are an adaptation to their noisy home environments.
21 (A) There is no doubt that the frogs’ hearing ability is still crucial to their survival. (B) Closing the tubes improved the frogs’ ability to hear high frequencies and ultrasounds, while opening them increased sensitivity to low-frequency noises. (C) Further studies of the amphibian’s hearing showed that its eardrums vibrate in response to ultrasonic noises, but only some of the time. (D) In other words, the frogs’ tunable ears are an adaptation to their noisy home environments.
22 (A) One solution is to locate large-scale solar electric systems in deserts or marginal lands. (B) Solar energy is the only renewable energy technology that is not available today. (C) In those places where there are no electrical lines, solar power can be used instead. (D) However, solar energy is not produced at night and can also be unreliable due to cloudy weather.
23 (A) They are also reliable and quiet, and can be installed quickly and easily. (B) Solar energy is the only renewable energy technology that is not available today. (C) One solution is to locate large-scale solar electric systems in deserts or marginal lands. (D) However, solar energy is not produced at night and can also be unreliable due to cloudy weather.
24 (A) These components increase the total cost of a solar energy system. (B) Solar energy is the only renewable energy technology that is not available today. (C) One solution is to locate large-scale solar electric systems in deserts or marginal lands. (D) However, solar energy is not produced at night and can also be unreliable due to cloudy weather.
25 (A) These components increase the total cost of a solar energy system. (B) One solution is to locate large-scale solar electric systems in deserts or marginal lands. (C) In those places where there are no electrical lines, solar power can be used instead. (D) However, solar energy is not produced at night and can also be unreliable due to cloudy weather.

申論題 (3)

⑴海關人員肩負防止及偵緝走私違禁品的重責，因此需以抽查方式在各出入境關卡 檢查旅客的行李，並於必要時對旅客進行搜身。（15 分）
⑵An incoming passenger, who fails to declare or makes a false or incomplete declaration on the quantity of dutiable goods in his/her possession which are in excess of the duty-free concessions, is liable to prosecution. （10 分）
二、英文作文：（25 分） 
 Write an English essay of approximately 250 words on the issue of airport security. In the essay, you should (1) explain why airport security worldwide has been tightened in recent years and (2) express your views on current security measures in Taiwan’s airports, offering as many constructive suggestions as you can.