25.a We thought that they would be here on time, but they ______.
(A) wouldn’t
(B) weren’t
(C) didn’t
(D) aren’t 的

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27.a Our immune system weakens as we get older; ______, people over the age of sixty-five should pay more attention to what they eat. (A) however (B) moreover (C) conversely (D) consequently 的

28.a ______ recently, psychologists could only speculate about the long-term effects of divorce on children. (A) Then (B) Until (C) After (D) Before 的

29.a Today, researchers have evidence ______ is a key to job promotion. (A) that an intrinsic passion for one’s work (B) to fully explain one’s job description (C) proving a person needs to work hard (D) indicates dedication in modern society 的

30.a Many scholars agree that identity is not a static thing that anyone possesses ______. (A) or a convention that is passed to us from our ancestors (B) and is an innate competence that a person is born with (C) but a dynamic construct that emerges from social interactions (D) while is often assumed as a common property shared by a group 的 Part B：本部份共有三篇短文，共 10 題 ( 31 –40 )，每題各有一個空格，並各附有四個 選項，請依據各短文文意與語法，選出最適當的答案，以完成該短文。 ( 1 ) Money is an important part of life in 31 and has been the case throughout history. Originally, money was not coins or bills. 32 , people used commodity money, objects that were useful and considered valuable, to pay for things. 33 of commodity money used throughout history are iron nails, rare seashells, bread, and livestock such as pigs or cattle.

31.a (A) almost every culture today (B) today almost every culture (C) every almost culture today (D) today every almost culture 的

32.a (A) Consequently (B) Moreover (C) Rather (D) Then 的

33.a (A) Some examples (B) Those which (C) All that (D) Ones which 的 ( 2 ) Getting a Ph.D. is the highest academic achievement in the United States. In most cases, 34 professors with Ph.D.s are hired by universities. 35 , the Ph.D. is a research degree, not a teaching degree. This means that many of the professors in colleges and universities have been trained to do research 36 not to teach. 37 , research is considered much more prestigious than teaching, 38 is shown by the differences in salaries paid to researchers and teachers.

34.a (A) all (B) none (C) only (D) rarely 的

35.a (A) To start with (B) For example (C) However (D) By the way 的

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