今日錯題測驗-高普考/三四等/高員級◆英文-阿摩線上測驗

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1(B).

Jason __________ a moment before replying because he was not sure how to respond to the interviewer’s question.
(A)challenged
(B)hesitated
(C)memorized
(D)supposed

2(B).

This company spends more money on advertising ____company in Taiwan.
(A)other
(B)other than
(C)than any other
(D)while other

3(B).

Since several child _____ cases were reported on the TV news, the public has become more aware of the issue of domestic violence.
(A) blunder
(B) abuse
(C) essence
(D) defect

4(B).

We should ________ the importance of recycling because of the limited resources on Earth.
(A) relax
(B) attack
(C) reduce
(D) emphasize

5(B).

35.Although the company did not make profits this season, the manager is still _____ about the prospect.
(A) imaginative
(B) optimistic
(C) realistic
(D) objective

6(B).

36 The hotel’s goodnight gift, a chocolate bar ____in gold paper, was placed on the pillow.
(A) heaped
(B)wrapped
(C)smashed
(D)converted

7(B).

33 The weather is too _____ here in the summer. It is very hot and very damp.
(A) humorous
(B) humble
(C) human
(D) humid

8(B).

請依下文回答第 39 題至第 42 題： What makes people smart? It is a question that scientists and philosophers have thought about for centuries, prompting complex calibrations, from head measurements to brain-bending tests. Yet the drive to probe the powers—and the limits—of the human mind has been thwarted by the hard facts of life:the brain was virtually a black box, its inner secrets locked within. Now, scientists are using the latest technology to peer inside. Using machines such as the PET scanner and FMRI machines, which map the changes in the brain’s blood flow, researchers at U.C. Irvine and elsewhere are producing the first images of how gifted, and not-so-gifted, minds go about the task of thinking. In one study, Professor Richard Haier of U.C. Irvine found that brighter people have lower metabolic rate probably because their brains are more efficient. However, when bright people are given harder tasks, their brains work harder than the average person’s. Apparently, brain activity depends, to some extent, on the difficulty level of the task and the level of effort required.
【題組】40 What is the newest way for scientists nowadays to explore the human brain?
(A)Giving brain-bending tests
(B)Mapping the changes surrounding the brain
(C)Giving tasks of calibration
(D)Using machines like the PET scanner

9(B).

Contrary to common opinions, megaliths are rarely crude or unplanned. If observers are careful enough, they will detect on the giant stones the traces of those supposedly refined carvings, now worn down by rainwater and frost. And even when the shape of the stone is irregular, its overall appearance shows it was selected and quarried with care. The Fairies’ Rock at Essé, the finest dolmen in Brittany, is made of enormous blocks of red shale taken from a rock bed two and a half miles away. While fairies were carrying stones in their aprons—so the story goes—one stone slipped from the aprons, and dropped from the sky to the ground; the result is this isolated dolmen.

The texture and color of a stone used in the dolmen often bespeak a good knowledge of local geology.Priest-architects would have taken the best that was available in the area. In chalky earth at Bougon, the dolmen’s pillars match one another and are made of the local rock. The covering slabs, however, are of a different texture. One is a 32-ton block of Bathonian flint from an outcropping two and a half miles away, and the other is a fossiliferous coralline massif weighing 90 tons that was excavated at a distance of several hundred yards.

【題組】21 According to the 2nd paragraph, what knowledge did a local priest always possess?
(A) Biology
(B) Geology
(C) Mythology
(D) Sociology

10(B).

42 Endless months of house hunting left the couple frazzled and_______ , unable to find anything with the combination of character, charm, and convenience they craved.
(A) expired
(B) frustrated
(C) relished
(D) satiated

11(B).

36 Tom: I enjoy working part-time at the cafeteria. I can earn some money and have some free meals.

Jane: Yeah, I know. It’s like_____ .
(A) you are what you eat
(B) one man’s meat is another man’s poison
(C) you scratch my back and I scratch yours
(D) you kill two birds with one stone

12(B).

2 At this time of the year a big collection of photographs is_______ in the City Hall to commemorate the contributions made by honorary citizens.
(A) applied
(B) collapsed
(C) displayed
(D) eliminated

13(B).

請依下文回答第 16 題至第 20 題 In the book Mostly Harmless, by Douglas Adams, a man from Earth travels to a strange planet. The people on the planet don’t have technology. At first, the man thinks he can become the people’s leader because he knows about technology. However, he soon realizes he can’t create technology by himself. As Adams writes in the book, “By himself, he couldn’t build a toaster. He could just make a sandwich, and that was it.” In 2010, a British designer named Thomas Thwaites was inspired by the story. After reading it, he decided to build an electric toaster by himself, using raw materials. To begin his “Toaster Project,” Thwaites looked at all toasters in a store. He bought the cheapest toaster because he thought that it would be the easiest to build. He took it apart to see what it was made of. Although the toaster seemed simple, it had 400 different pieces! These pieces were made from about a hundred different materials from all over the world.
【題組】18 Why did Thwaites decide to make a toaster by himself?
(A)Making a toaster was a project for his work.
(B)He gained the idea from the book, Mostly Harmless.
(C)He did not make enough money from designing.
(D)He thought he knew everything but technology.

14(B).

191. Who can be _____ of food safety if the government doesn’t strictly enforce regulations on those food companies?
(A) suspected
(B) postponed
(C) projected
(D) assured

15(B).

195. The plane has climbed to the cruise altitude and passengers are allowed to leave seats, but they are _____ to have their seat belts fastened while seated.
(A) relieved
(B) advised
(C) guaranteed
(D) infected

16(B).

254. The country has been so much plagued by the nuclear leaks and trying to find out practical _____ to keep the reactors cool and to store the radioactive waste.
(A) impressions
(B) methods
(C) stains
(D) performances

17(B).

255. The island was untouched and _____ developed before the unprecedented discovery of rare creatures.
(A) gently
(B) barely
(C) amazingly
(D) effectively

18(B).

629. I know how busy you must be and naturally I won’t want to _____ too much of your time. But, this is an emergency.
(A) look after (
(B)ring out
(C)make sense
(D)take up

19(B).

712. The washing machine comes with a 20-page instruction _____ which teaches you how to use it.
(A) surface
(B) manual
(C) quotation
(D) tendency

20(B).

726. A pain-killer can only provide ____ relief from pain, but not real treatment.
(A) permanent
(B) temporary
(C) vacant
(D) timid

21(B).

765. The British former prime minister Margaret Thatcher, also nicknamed the "Iron Lady," is ______ from Alzheimer’s disease.
(A) astonishing
(B) suffering
(C) commenting
(D) introducing

22(B).

40 She is very much living in her own world and quite _____ of what is happening in the society.
(A) talkative
(B) ignorant
(C) far-fetched
(D) dreamy

23(B).

39. If your parents ignore unusual pain or illness, try to ____ them to see a doctor.
(A)perceive
(B)persuade
(C)promote
(D)provide

24(B).

38 Traveling by the MRT in Taipei is quick and convenient, but the trains can be very ______ during rush hours.
(A)crowned
(B)clowned
(C)clouded
(D)crowded

25(B).

35 The company worked hard to ____ communication with its customers in the hope of promoting mutual understanding.
(A) discourage
(B) enhance
(C) ignore
(D) suspend

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