台電◆英文自由測驗(難度:隨機)-阿摩線上測驗

阿摩：相信是成功的開始，堅持是成功的終點。

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模式:自由測驗
科目:台電◆英文
難度:隨機

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1(B).

15.l live ______ my office, so I walk to work every morning.
(A) along
(B) out of
(C) near
(D) between

2(D).

35. Sara gives her grandparents a lot of _____ support.
(A) rave
(B) federal
(C) cheap
(D) emotional

3(D).

Every time cigarettes go up in price, many people try ＿＿＿.
(A)to stop to smoke
(B)stopping to smoke
(C)to stopping smoke
(D)to stop smoking
(E)smoking to stop

4(B).

He is an honest man, but when he was young, he _____ tell lies.
(A)had to
(B)was to
(C) is to
(D)used to

5(B).

41. After spending one year at an aviation school in the US, Leon is now a China Airlines pilot. What does “aviation” means?
(A) driving
(B) riding
(C) maintenance
(D) flying

6(B).

8. Talk to the _______ if you have any question about the amount of pay you received last week.
(A) chairperson
(B) chief secretary
(C) accounting office
(D) personal office

7(C).

25. The Harry Potter series are among the most ___ movies in history.
(A) profitable
(B) money
(C) financial
(D) economical

8(A).

26. Bill’s job at the city government gives him a _____， dependable source of income.
(A) risky
(B) steady
(C) clumsy
(D) hasty

9(D).

41. Doug and Billy have known each other ______ junior high school.
(A) since
(B) in
(C) when
(D) for

10(B).

20. Working outside in the summer makes me ___ a lot.
(A) sweat
(B) taste
(C) believe
(D) feed

11(B).

9. Simon: Eric won't come to the party, will he? John:______ , but he'll be a little late.
(A) No, he won't
(B) Yes, he did
(C) No, he didn't
(D) Yes, he will

12(B).

12. “We’re celebrating Jimmy’s birthday this Friday. He’s _______ 26.”
(A) turning
(B) been
(C) gone to
(D) arrived

13(D).

24. The kind woman took the lost brother and sister in and made sure they had something ________.
(A) eaten
(B) to eat
(C) eating
(D) can eat

14(C).

22. She often wishes she ___ wealthier.
(A) is
(B) are
(C) was
(D) were

15(C).

24. This job is_my ability. I don’t think I am the right person to do it; you，d better find someone else.
(A) out
(B) beyond
(C) not fit
(D) bad for

16(B).

11. ASUS is_workers because the company just received a lot of new orders.
(A) employ
(B) hired
(C) recruiting
(D) looking

17(B).

6. Our bicycles are so similar, so I can never tell one______ the other.
(A) after
(B)from
(C) except
(D) outside

18(B).

51. My best friend’s father wanted to ____ me a job, but I said no to him.
(A) provide
(B) supply
(C) suggest
(D) offer

19(B).

44. The students often practice _____ out words in English class.
(A) sounding
(B) to sound
(C) sounded
(D) sounds

20(D).

44. The company plans to spend billions of dollars on ________ updating its production line.
(A) vaguely
(B) abruptly
(C) unexpectedly
(D) comprehensively

21(C).

34. He had better reduce his _____ of coffee and alcohol since he suffers from a heart problem and high blood pressure.
(A) transaction
(B) prejudice
(C) monopoly
(D) consumption

22(B).

47. The initiative_______ by Team 3 is attracting new customers.
(A) propose
(B) proposes
(C) proposing
(D)proposed

23(B).

29. To whom was that man ___?
(A) refer
(B) refers
(C) referring
(D) to refer

24(B).

43. Michael has devoted his entire career _______people live happier lives.
(A) to help
(B) for helping
(C) to helping
(D)for being helped

25(C).

8. It is company policy to maintain a sizeable ___ of fuel.
(A) reserve
(B) reserves
(C) reserving
(D) reserved

26(B).

30. To get a driving license, you have to take a ___ and pass it first.
(A) writing test
(B) written test
(C) text test
(D) pen test

27(D).

35. Taiwan’s National Health Insurance is considered a ____ health insurance system that countries around the world would like to have.
(A) ideal
(B) model
(C) success
(D) interesting

28(C).

35. It took the Davies’ fifteen years to complete that ____ mansion.
(A) assorted
(B) verified
(C) reiterated
(D) palatial

29(C).

27. A lot of research shows that health problems _____ poor diet and a relative lack of exercise.
(A) are linked to
(B) link with
(C) are linked with
(D) link to

30(B).

42. Since the company is in ___ financially, no banks are willing to give it a loan.
(A) bad shape
(B) no good name
(C) poor quantity
(D) terrible place

31(B).

23. Jean is bad at ____ her money； she runs out of money at the end of each month.
(A) spending
(B) keeping
(C) calculating
(D) handling

32(A).

27. ______, I cannot agree with him on the matter.
(A)Much as I respect him
(B)As I respect him much
(C)More as I respect him
(D)As I respect him more

33(B).

24. Michelle would certainly have attended advisory board meeting______ on the highway.
(A)if she didn’t get a flat tire
(B)had she not a flat tire
(C)had she not had a flat tire
(D)should she have not a flat tire

34(C).

Facts are pieces of information we know to be true. When we read history, we want to know the facts—what really happened. Fiction is the 44 . Writers of fiction 45 stories, telling of people and events that 46 the writer’s imagination. Science fiction writers imagine 47 people and events but, perhaps most importantly, technology. They often write about the effects of that technology on a person, a group, or society. These writers usually set their stories in the future. Some of them have predicted technology that seemed 48 at the time but really does exist today.
【題組】45.
(A)make up
(B)pick out
(C)turn out
(D)come up

35(D).

Sam and Mark are working on a group project. They begin by making a 36 of tasks they need to complete. They 37 do some research and analysis. Then they need to write a report. Finally, they will need to put together a presentation. Once they have a plan, it’s time to 38 work. Sam uses the Internet to 39 the information they need. Mark creates a spreadsheet for the data they find. They create a graph and look at their spreadsheet. Something is wrong. The results don’t make 40 . Sam sees the problem. Mark has entered the data upside down!
【題組】36.
(A)checklist
(B) printer
(C) notebook
(D) aircraft

36(B).

四、閱讀測驗【請在下列各題中選出最適當的答案】 Fat people are discriminated against in the workplace. According to a government study, many employers assume that fat workers will do their jobs slowly and will be sick frequently. Because of these false assumptions, personnel directors are often reluctant to hire people who are more than 20 percent overweight. In addition, fat people earn an average of $4,000 less than thin people do in similar jobs. My own experience as a 295-pound man supports these findings. Although I graduated at the top of my accounting class, classmates with much lower grades than mine were offered jobs long before I was. Although I eventually found employment, I worked hard to prove myself, receive excellent job evaluations, and never missed a day of work in over four years. Yet during that time, several less qualified co-workers were promoted over me, when I complained to my boss, he explained apologetically that a higher position would require me to deal directly with the company’s clients and I simply did not fit the corporate image. In disgust, I quit and am now hunting for another job. I hope that when I find one, my new boss will realize that fat people can be productive and energetic members of the workplace.
【題組】21. According to the passage, why are fat people not welcome in the workplace?
(A) They are considered slow and unhealthy.
(B) They are believed to be lazy and dirty.
(C) They are regarded as stupid and dishonest.
(D) They are thought be be emotional and noisy.

37(B).

II. Cloze: Choose the most appropriate answer. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is a well-known English story by Robert Louis Stevenson. The story is about a much-loved and brilliant man called Dr. Jekyll. Dr. Jekyll is a very good man who is aware that there is a bad side to his character. 46 so many other people, he feels that the bad in him is fighting against the good in him. One day while doing research in his lab, Dr. Jekyll discovers a special mixture of chemicals which enables him to separate the bad part of his character from the good。When he drinks this 47 , he actually turns into a different person. His whole nature and appearance change and he becomes the evil Mr. Hyde. When he is Mr. Hyde, he can enjoy doing terrible things without feeling any 48 . Later he changes back to his self and becomes the good and kind Dr. Jekyll 49 . He begins to look forward to changing into Mr. Hyde more often and he 50 murders someone. Eventually Dr. Jekyll actually changes into the evil Hyde without needing to take the mixture. One day he finds that he cannot change back into Jekyll, and he finally kills himself.
【題組】46.
(A) With
(B) Like
(C) Despite
(D) Besides

38(C).

III.綜合測驗

Do you know how to deal 51 an emergency? The most important thing to do is to stay calm. Emergency situations can be 52 and it is natural to feel shock when something bad happens. Despite this，you need to avoid panic so you can make good decisions.

Next, do all you can to get help. This might mean asking other people to help. It might also mean calling 119. If you call for help, you will need to 53 your location and explain the situation to the 54 . It is also important to avoid taking unnecessary risks. Bad situations can quickly become worse. Make sure you will not be 55 before you help other people.

Every emergency is different，but following these rules will help you stay safe. It will also help you help others.

【題組】 51 .
(A) to
(B) for
(C) with
(D) about

39(B).

克漏字 Online learning is also called distance education. Many American colleges and universities have been offering it for years. Online classes are usually taught by 31 who have been trained in online teaching. These classes can be highly interactive, 32 students communicate with each other and their teachers. Some classes require students to all log in at the same time so they can 33 live lectures by a professor. Students can also ask questions and work together on team projects. Many schools offer online education. Students should be especially careful of programs that offer a degree 34 for little or no work. These are known as diploma mills, and are illegal in the United States. Educational advisers also say that before you enter any program, make sure the work will 35 in your country.
【題組】32.
(A)where
(B)which
(C)that
(D)when

40(B).

Recently, more and more college students have chosen to work abroad during the summer vacation. Countries such as the United States and Australia offer them job 39 with places to stay. Those who get the jobs will have to pay for their own traveling and living 40 . Most of them find 41 in restaurants, stores and farms. For those who provide service in national parks, they will have a better chance to earn more money because they usually receive 42 from the tourists. Most of these students try to spend some time 43 places of interest in the countries where they work. For most of them, this is a valuable experience as they can not only earn money and make friends but also get to use English and see another part of the world.
【題組】39.
(A)surveys
(B)headlines
(C)features
(D)opportunities