22.Though grateful acknowledging the intellectual influence of Professor Li, Mr. Chen said that he
(A)
(B)
was attempting something new.
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(D)

23.Aluminum remained unknown until the nineteenth century, because nowhere in nature it is found (A) (B) free, owing to its always being combined with other elements, most commonly with oxygen, (C) for which it has a strong affinity. (D)

24.Even when we turn off the bedside lamp and are fast sleep, electricity is working for us, driving (A) (B) our refrigerators, heating our water, or keeping our rooms air-conditioned. (C) (D)

25.The giant panda is believed to have such a high degree of genetic diversity – about twice as much (A) (B) as humans – that there is a good chance of survival despite of its small population size. (C) (D) Ⅲ. 閱讀測驗：第 26 – 50 題，每題均有四個選項，請分別根據各篇文章之原意， 選出最適當一個選項。 ▲ 閱讀下文，回答第 26 – 30 題 Stop taking this drug and call your doctor at the first sign of allergy or sensitivity. Symptoms include fever, rash, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, sore throat, difficulty breathing, and coughing. Some patients who experienced a hypersensitivity reaction were initially thought to have a respiratory infection. If you continue to take abacavir and are allergic to it, more severe reactions including a life-threatening drop in blood pressure could develop in hours. Abacavir is not a cure for HIV. People taking the drug may still develop opportunistic infections and other conditions associated with HIV infection. The long-term effects of abacavir are not known. Report anything unusual to your doctor. It is very important for you to take abacavir exactly as prescribed. If you forget to take a dose and remember within 2 to 3 hours, take the medication. If you forget until it is almost time for your next dose, skip the forgotten dose and continue with your regular schedule. Remember, every dose of any HIV medication you forget or skip can make it more difficult for the drugs to do their job and can also lead to the development of HIV resistant to abacavir.

26.This passage is most likely intended to be ____________. (A) the special information of abacavir (B) the special travel information (C) the special information of AIDS (D) the special information of HIV

27.According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true? (A) Abdominal pain is one of the allergic symptoms. (B) Abacavir is the medication for HIV but not a cure for it. (C) The long-term effects of abacavir have been clearly documented. (D) A life-threatening drop in blood pressure is a more severe drug reaction.

28.According to the passage, the patient can skip the forgotten dose only when ____________. (A) he or she has an appointment with the doctor (B) he or she remembers it within 2 to 3 hours (C) it is almost the time for his or her private consultation (D) it is almost the time for his or her next dose

29.The word “initially” in sentence three is closest in meaning to “____________.” (A) at the beginning (B) as a result (C) as usual (D) in a row

30.aAccording to the passage, if the patient often forgets to take the medication, he or she will probably ____________. (A) make it easy for the drugs to do their jobs (B) cause HIV to develop resistance to abacavir (C) avoid developing opportunistic infections (D) develop a steep drop in blood pressure in hours ▲ 閱讀下文，回答第 31 – 35 題 The qualities that set a great athlete apart from the rest of us lie not just in the muscles and the lungs but also between the ears. That’s because athletes need to make complicated decisions in a flash. One of the most spectacular examples of the athletic brain operating at top speed came in 2001, when the Yankees were in an American League playoff game with the Oakland Athletics. Shortstop Derek Jeter managed to grab an errant throw coming in from the right field and then gently tossed the ball to the catcher Jorge Posada, who tagged the base runner at home plate. Jeter’s quick decision saved the game – and the series – for the Yankees. To make the play, Jeter had to master both conscious decisions, such as whether to intercept the throw, and unconscious ones. These are the kinds of unthinking thoughts he must make in every second of every game: how much weight to put on a foot, how fast to rotate his wrist as he releases a ball, and so on.

31.What is the best title of this passage? (A) How To Be a Good Baseball Player (B) Making Good Decisions in Life (C) How the Brain Works in Good Athletes (D) The Yankees Won the Game Again

32.According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true? (A) The New York Yankees beat the Oakland Athletics in this baseball game. (B) Great athletes are different from us simply because they have strong muscles. (C) Derek Jeter’s quick decision saved the game for the Yankees. (D) The catcher Jorge Posada successfully prevented the runner from scoring.

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