17. 西藏流亡政府要求聯合國介入，終止中國在西藏嚴重侵犯人權的行為。
(A) Tibet's government-in-exile demanded that the U.N. intervene to halt the severe human rights violations by China.
(B) The Tibetan exiled government commanded that the U.N. interfered to end the oppressive violation of human rights imposed by China.
(C) The dispelled Tibetan government ordered the U.N. to terminate China's action and to cease the intrusive invasion of human rights.
(D) The Tibetan government in rebellion urged the U.N. to discontinue violations of human rights incited by China.

18. 他的父母一輩子在壓榨勞工的工廠裡辛苦工作，攢了一筆錢，希望可以過安定的生活。 (A) Hoping to lead a stable life, his parents in their whole life made sizable savings by exploiting workers in a factory. (B) With the expectation of leading a life with financial stability, his parents spent their entire life building a nest of savings by exploiting and underpaying their employees. (C) In hopes of leading a stable life, his parents built a nest egg with the money earned during their entire life of toiling in the sweatshop. (D) Looking forward to securing their life, his parents worked for life by depositing their life savings in a sweating workshop.

19. 超過百分之二十五的瓶裝水來自城市供水系統，這些水在經過處理、淨化程序，出售後獲利達千倍。 (A) Flowing from metropolitan water provision, exceeding a quadruple of bottled water being treated and filtered multiplies its market price by a thousand times. (B) Over a quarter of all bottled water originates from the urban water provision system and profited from the one-thousandth of price increase at the market through water purification procedures. (C) As much as a one-fourth of all bottled water finds its source in the city water supply system; profits reached a thousand times of price gains after the water is cleansed and filtered. (D) More than 25 percent of bottled water comes from a municipal supply and, after being treated and purified, is sold to the consumer at a thousandfold increase in price.

20. 新鮮感一消失，店門口大排長龍的人潮地隨之煙消雲散了。 (A) No sooner had the novelty worn off than the large crowd of customers lining up at the store were nowhere to be found. (B) As long as the sense of freshness vanishes, customers in the queue in front of the store will demonstrate at the scene. (C) Hardly did the savory fad die out when the lined-up crowd had ceased to appear at the store. (D) Once the refreshments are gone, a great crowd of queued-up customers stop to show up at the store. 

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