10. Firefighters are responsible for rapidly, efficiently, and safely carrying out various duties under emergency
conditions which frequently involve considerable _______ .
(A) hazards (B) disturbance (C) infrastructure (D) ignition
6. Harry was misled by Carol’s________into donating all his savings to the Wildlife Conservation.
(A) appearance (B) clothing (C) eye-contact (D) rhetoric
6 The squirrel is by nature a very ________ creature, springing about from tree to tree and playing among the leafy
branches almost incessantly.
(A) agile (B) crisp (C) slack (D) weary
35 Many people in the community have a(n) _____ distrust of the police, accused of collective bribery.
(A) self-absorbed (B) second-hand (C) deep-seated (D) empty-handed
請依下文回答第 1 題至第 5 題：
English is the most popular international language. It originated in England, but soon spread to other countries.
Today, the countries in which English is spoken can be 1 into three groups. The first group is 2 those
countries where English is the primary language. These are countries like England, Canada, the United States, Ireland,
Australia, and New Zealand. There are more than 380 million native speakers of English in these countries 3 .
There is a second group of countries that have their own 4 of English. India, Malaysia, the Philippines, and
Kenya are examples of this group. Countries in the third group are China, Russia, Japan, Korea, Brazil, Indonesia, and
many Western European countries. Some people calculate the number of speakers in this group to be 5 one
billion, and the number is growing everyday. 【題組】1 (A) counted (B) circulated (C) divided (D) merged
請依下文回答第 32 題至第 35 題：
Recent researches have shown that how you breathe can tell you how relaxed or how tense you are. So if you want
to keep a tranquil mind and not to feel anxious all the time, you should pay attention to your breathing. For example,
when you are calm, your breathing is deep and steady. Your breath mainly comes from the stomach, not the chest. But
when you are nervous, excited, or under pressure, your breathing changes. It becomes shallow and ragged; that is, it is
short and quick. It comes mainly from the chest or throat. Sometimes, when upset, you may even catch yourself
holding your breath without knowing it. Or you may exhale more quickly than you inhale. So whenever you want to
calm down, try to breathe to a rhythm. Inhale to the count of three; exhale to the count of four. Then get in the habit of
checking your breathing from time to time to make sure you stay relaxed and at your best.
【題組】34 Which of the following best explains the word “rhythm” in this passage?
(A)A regular movement of body in dancing. (B) A regular pattern of sound in poetry. (C)A regular pattern of sound in music. (D) A regular flow of air in breathing.
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