25. The symptoms of these young children include _____.
(A) cough, fever, and that exertion makes them short of breath
(B) cough, fever, and shortness of breath upon exertion
(C) cough, fever and exertion that makes them short of breath
(D) that they cough, fever and exertion makes them short of breath

21. What we need _____. (A) is an alphabetical students’ list (B) is a list of broken down students alphabetically (C) is an alphabetical list of students (D) is a list of students broken down alphabetically

22. Attending a small college in Taiwan _____. (A) differs from a public large university (B) is different from attending a large public university (C) is different from a large public university (D) is a difference than a public large university

23. _____ to head the fund raising has a difficult task ahead. (A) She who we choose (B) It is she that we choose (C) It is she but no one else that we choose (D) She whom we choose

24. It was fantastic to fly. _____. Such an experience was unforgettable. (A) While flying low, the windmills were seen (B) When we are flying low, the windmills were seen (C) When flying low, we saw the windmills (D) We saw the windmills flying low

Text A 　　 After a careful study by the Ministry of Education, one public school added one-half hour to the school day and increased the school year from 180 to 190 days. Parents and pupils objected to these changes because vacation time would be shortened. Teachers, however, agreed that the changes were necessary for a quality education program.  26. In this passage the writer _____. (A) shows a bias in favor of the change of the school curriculum (B) reports the facts objectively (C) agrees with the parents and pupils. (D) praises the teachers for their support of the changes

27. What is the main theme of this passage？ (A) The writer wants to alleviate worries about genetic mutation. (B) The writer wants to show the invisible danger and risks of radiation at work places. (C) The writer wants to identify the genetic mutations caused by radiation. (D) The writer wants to convince people of the danger of genetic defects caused by radiation.

28. The writer of this passage would possibly not agree with which of the following？ (A) The long-term effects of additional radiation should be considered before whole populations begin space travel. (B) Mutation rates can be tripled through low levels of radiation in each generation. (C) Prenatal and postnatal development are affected every little by the physical environment. (D) There is little danger of genetic mutation from medical treatment which has been neglected by the general public.

29. Which of the following headings best expresses the main idea of the passage？ (A) The Shortcomings of Computer Languages (B) How the Local Area Network Will Work (C) New Types of Hardware and Software (D) Coming Opportunities in the Computer Profession

30. According to the passage, one reason for trying to develop a computer language like English is that _____. (A) English is grammatically simple and easy to learn (B) English is an international language that more people use than any other language. (C) a language would be easier for home-computer users than the symbolic and technical languages now available but not friendly to the users (D) all of the computer programmers developing the computer language are English speaking people.

31. How did the Black Death affect the commutation of labor service in the long run？ (A) It became faster than before. (B) It continued, but only for a short time. (C) It stopped it temporarily. (D) It increased, but at a slower rate.