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109 年 - 109(補考) 四技二專統測_共同科目：英文#86792　

1.1. The athlete __________ his ankle so badly during training that he could not get well in time to take part in the race.
(A) approved
(B) envied
(C) injured
(D) observed

2.2. Jack invited me __________ on two occasions last week to visit his family.
(A) barely
(B) monthly
(C) hardly
(D) repeatedly

3.3. Henry can drive all kinds of __________ , including big buses and garbage trucks.
(A) creatures
(B) travelers
(C) weapons
(D) vehicles

4.4. Despite the language __________ , Beatrice has managed to understand what her foreign friend says through hand gestures.
(A) barrier
(B) cushion
(C) defense
(D) exhaust

5.5. I do not want to share every little __________ of my life with everyone, such as what I eat and what I wear.
(A) budget
(B) contract
(C) detail
(D) fashion

6.6. The teacher punished the students who skipped the class to go to the movies for being __________ during school hours.
(A) absent
(B) frequent
(C) innocent
(D) present

7.7. Kim made a lively presentation by giving a brief talk which was very clear and informative.
(A) dull
(B) grand
(C) short
(D) rare

8.8. Mobile phones are handy tools that we can use at any time or any place to make cashless payments.
(A) expensive
(B) generous
(C) convenient
(D) independent

9.9. My classmates have been working hard to draft a proposal for our graduation trip.
(A) block
(B) enter
(C) open
(D) write

10.10. Leaders of the two countries are trying to create harmony between their people.
(A) competition
(B) cooperation
(C) translation
(D) transportation

11.11. Although the owner of the company is Mr. Smith, its decision-making committee is actually dominated by his children.
(A) controlled
(B) damaged
(C) followed
(D) selected

12.12. David: Am I the only one who ever cleans up around here?
Laura: I’m sorry. I’ll wash the dinner dishes.
David: Do you mind cleaning up the rest of the kitchen, too?
Laura: __________ I have to make an important call right now.
(A) Never mind. I’ve cleaned it up.
(B) OK. I might rest in the kitchen.
(C) All right. I’ll do it, but later.
(D) Sure. I can make it before a call.

13.13. James: Hello, I’d like to purchase a flash drive, but I don’t know which one to choose.
Clerk: Well, the Turbo is our newest product with 64 gigabytes of storage. It is on sale today for NT$590. James:__________
Clerk: How about this one, the Shark? It costs NT$380, and has 32 gigabytes of storage.
(A) Great, I’ll purchase it.
(B) Can I take a good look at it?
(C) Do you have anything cheaper?
(D) Sure, you can store data in the drive.

14.14. Jimmy: Do you think you're a healthy person, Winnie?
Winnie: Yes, I do. I seldom get sick.
Jimmy: Really? That’s good. When was the last time you went to the doctor?
Winnie: __________ Whenever I have a health problem, I take my grandmother’s advice. She taught me what to do using natural ways.
(A) I can’t remember.
(B) Just for a few days.
(C) When my grandma gets ill.
(D) So he gives me some advice.

15.15. Linda: I think it’s great to ban plastic bags and other single-use items. Now I take my own spoon and fork when eating out.
Denny: Good for you. It’s time to take action! But, __________ I’m really bad with straws since I love bubble tea so much.
Linda: You can get a reusable straw.
(A) it sounds good to quit eating out.
(B) we have to protect our environment.
(C) bubble tea has a strange flavor that you won’t like it.
(D) there are many things I haven’t been able to cut out.

16.

16. Lewis: The heavy rain last night was horrible.
Doris: Did you get wet on your way home?
Lewis: Luckily, __________ .
Doris: That’s good
(A) the rain never stopped last night
(B) the rain poured before I arrived home
(C) I made it home just before the rain started
(D) I couldn’t find my way home because of the rain

17.17. Cathy: You grow taller every year. How did you make it?
Irene: Maybe it’s good diet and exercise.
Cathy: __________ These are the two things I never do.
Irene: Well, it’s never too late to eat well and exercise.
(A) That’s the point.
(B) Nothing is special.
(C) I eat a healthy diet.
(D) I exercise very often.

18.18. Steve: I went to see a horror movie last night.
Louisa: Really? How did you like it?
Steve: It was great. __________ I suggest you go to see it too.
Louisa: No, thanks. I’ll never go to see this type of movie.
(A) I enjoyed the scary moments.
(B) I don’t like sitting in the dark.
(C) I go to the movies every week.
(D) I didn’t like the horrible acting.

19.19. Sales clerk: May I help you?
Mrs. Chen: Yes. Can I take a look at that sweater in the window?
Sales clerk: Sure.__________
Mrs. Chen: No, the blue one.
Sales clerk: Oh! The man’s sweater.
Mrs. Chen: That’s right. It’s for my husband.
(A) By credit card or cash?
(B) Is it really cold outside?
(C) Did you say the blue one?
(D) The pink one or the red one?

20.20. Jack: Are you ready for your trip to New York?
Carl: Yeah, kind of. But I need to go online to find a cheap flight.
Jack:__________
Carl: Well, it’s not that hard to get a cheap ticket. You just have to do some research.
(A) Is it hard to take that flight in advance?
(B) Is it easy to find bargains on the Internet?
(C) Is it hard to go online on that cheap flight?
(D) Is it easy to make a reservation in New York?

21.21. Waiter: Do you have a reservation?
George: No, I’m afraid not. Are there any tables available?
Waiter: We have a few left.__________
George: It’s just me.
Waiter: OK, this way, please.
(A) Some tables are on the right side.
(B) You need to come earlier next time.
(C) Who is going to reserve the table?
(D) How many people are there in your party?

22. E-commerce refers to buying and selling products through the Internet. It has been popular over the past 30 years. These days, people still have some misunderstandings about it. Here are the three most common ones. First, they think 22 sites to sell products is easy. In fact,companies have to face problems with organizing and managing all of the data needed for e-commerce sites. The second misunderstanding about doing business on-line is 23 it is cheap. To go on-line effectively, however, companies have to spend millions of dollars. A survey of 100 businesses with commerce sites 24 that most companies spent about US$750,000 just for e-commerce technology. 25 , people suppose that all companies want to sell their products on-line. It is true that some companies consider e-commerce useful, 26 they still keep their shops open to serve customers who prefer to be able to feel the actual items before buying. The answers to these three misunderstandings help explain why not all companies are doing business on-line today.
【題組】 22.
(A) set up
(B) setting up
(C) be setting up
(D) that set up

23.【題組】23.
(A) that
(B) which
(C) even though
(D) since then

24.【題組】24.
(A) find
(B) found
(C) have found
(D) will find

25.【題組】25.
(A) Finally
(B) By contrast
(C) On one hand
(D) In the first place

26.【題組】26.
(A) but
(B) nor
(C) or
(D) so

27. Ethnocentrism is the belief that your own culture is the best. It is the view that your own patterns of behavior are better than those of 27 . There is no one in society who is not ethnocentric, 28 how open-minded he might be. Ethnocentric people believe that their own customs and traditions are superior. Ethnocentrism can 29 in many aspects of life,like language and food. People will always find some aspects of another culture that they 30 ; for example, it might be a food that they cannot accept with a smile. This behavior is not something people should be ashamed of. After all, people’s opinions are largely influenced by personal beliefs or backgrounds 31 everyone grows up in a different environment. Thus, one should be aware of ethnocentric behaviors, so that he can look at another way of life from different points of view.
【題組】 27.
(A) all others
(B) each other
(C) one another
(D) still others

28.【題組】28.
(A) no matter
(B) no wonder
(C) similar to
(D) such as

29.【題組】29.
(A) see
(B) be seen
(C) have seen
(D) be seeing

30.【題組】30.
(A) encourage
(B) enjoy
(C) dislike
(D) disappear

31.【題組】31.
(A) although
(B) because
(C) just in case
(D) in order that

32.

▲閱讀下文，回答第 32－33 題
Peter wants to sign up for courses in the following summer program to prepare himself for an interesting job. He can attend only certain classes as he works part-time from 6 a.m. to noon on Mondays and Fridays, and from noon to 6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. He doesn’t have to work on Wednesdays.

【題組】 32. If Peter is interested in learning French, on which day can he attend class?
(A) Monday
(B) Tuesday
(C) Thursday
(D) Friday

33.【題組】33. Peter is going to sign up for classes on Monday afternoons and Wednesday mornings. Which job is he preparing for?
(A) actor
(B) painter
(C) language teacher
(D) computer engineer

34.▲閱讀下文，回答第 34－37 題
Instant noodles are a quick, simple food that saves people much time on cooking. But how did they come to be? Although instant noodles were invented in Japan, the inventor, Momofuku Ando, was from Taiwan. He came up with the idea of frying the noodles just a bit. He first boiled, flavored, and dried the noodles before deep frying them in oil at high heat. This flashfrying removes the water inside the noodles quickly and creates many tiny holes. The holes allow the noodles to absorb water easily when they are cooked later. Another advantage of flash frying is that the dry noodles can be stored for up to a year without going bad.
The first instant noodles made by Ando’s company entered the market in 1958. At the time,chicken-flavored instant noodles were even more expensive than fresh noodles. In 1971, Nissin began selling noodles served in a single cup, a packing which was convenient for an instant feed. All the customer had to do was add hot water. Then, when dried vegetables were also put into the cup, instant noodles became a complete meal.
Today about 96 billion servings of instant noodles are consumed around the world each year. One major reason why instant noodles become a popular dish is that they are quite cheap. A single pack can be bought for as little as NT$8.
【題組】34. Which of the following is NOT the purpose of frying noodles?
(A) To store the noodles longer.
(B) To preserve oil in the noodles.
(C) To make the noodles become dry.
(D) To create holes that can absorb water.

35.【題組】35. What does the word “served” in paragraph 2 mean?
(A) To be dealt with.
(B) To be figured out.
(C) To be counted.
(D) To be offered.

36.【題組】36. According to the passage, what made Nissin’s instant noodles a complete meal?
(A) Adding boiling hot water.
(B) Making cup noodles cheaper.
(C) The introduction of cup packing.
(D) The addition of dried vegetables.

37.【題組】37. What is the best title for this passage?
(A) Instant Noodles as a Taiwanese Dish.
(B) The Short History of Instant Noodles.
(C) Several Ways to Taste Instant Noodles.
(D) Ando and His Instant Noodles Kingdom.

38.▲閱讀下文，回答第 38－41 題
The Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), according to scientists, may be caused by a new coronavirus ( 新冠狀病毒 ) which originally came from animals. As populations grow, humans develop animal farming and disturb wildlife. They may then pick up viruses from wild animals, which sometimes has serious consequences.
In the last fifty years, a number of diseases have spread to humans from animals like bats, birds, and pigs. In the 1970s, the Ebola virus jumped from bats in Africa and has so far killed tens of thousands of people. In 2003, the virus which caused the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) was also likely to come from bats. It showed similarities with the new coronavirus. Since 1997, the spread of human infections with the bird flu virus has also been reported in various countries.
For a long time, animals have played an important role in human life. However, health officials warn that animals can sometimes appear healthy even when they are sick. Viruses move from animals to humans in several ways. One is through direct contact, such as being bitten or scratched by an infected animal. Another way is indirect contact when people touch objects with viruses left by infected animals. A third way is from insect bites. Mosquitoes, for example, can spread diseases when they bite people after feeding on infected animals. Experts suggest that people protect themselves by building good hygiene habits. They should avoid being bitten,handle food safely, and always wash their hands after being around animals. Staying healthy is very important as the new coronavirus would not be the last virus to jump from animals to humans.
【題組】38. What is the main idea of the passage?
(A) Animals pass on viruses which kill large numbers of humans.
(B) Animals become ill when they live near human populations.
(C) People have to be careful about diseases coming from animals.
(D) People can prevent infections in animals with good hygiene habits.

39.【題組】39. What does “One” in paragraph 3 refers to?
(A) animal
(B) human
(C) virus
(D) way

40.【題組】40. Which of the following does NOT support the idea “diseases have spread to humans from animals” in paragraph 2?
(A) The Ebola virus jumped from bats in Africa.
(B) The spread of human infections with the bird flu virus has been reported.
(C) Animals have played an important role in human life.
(D) Viruses move from animals to humans in several ways.

41.【題組】41. According to the passage, which of the following is true?
(A) The new coronavirus is the same virus that caused SARS.
(B) Animals infect people indirectly by biting or scratching them.
(C) Insects spread diseases after infected animals bite people.
(D) Humans can get sick through contact with infected wild animals.

【非選題】
42.Ⅰ.填充
說明：
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1. 這些巧克力餅乾看起來很好吃，但我覺得太甜了。
These chocolate c ① look delicious, but I think they are too s ② .

【非選題】
43.Ⅱ.句子重組
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2. as the winners / All of the facts / his brothers / point to / seem to