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1(A).
X


36 In Taiwan, a judge decides whether an accused is____ or not.
(A) absent
(B) false
(C) guilty
(D) real


2(D).
X


28 The Coast Guard Administration (CGA) has been responsible for the_______ and security of Taiwan's coastline and waters.
(A)suspect
(B)safety
(C)ship
(D)scene


3(D).
X


57 The National Immigration Agency has utilized information technology such as Advanced Passenger Information System (APIS) and Advanced Passenger Processing System (APPS) to monitor the likely appearance of suspected travelers and other restricted passengers in order to safeguard our national territory and               .
(A) border security
(B) crime scene
(C) emergency management
(D) secret service


4(B).

25 My brother’s letter was full of__________ , so it was hard to read.
(A)merits
(B)mistakes
(C)games
(D)senses


5(A).
X


14. ___ you like it or not, you have to take your temperature daily for the sake of your health.
(A) Which
(B) Why
(C) Whether
(D) What


6(B).

These are _____ hats.
(A)women
(B)women’s
(C)woman
(D)womans


7(B).
X


31 Don't drive too fast. Or you may get a ____  ticket from the police.
(A) free
(B) quick
(C) parking
(D) speeding .


8(B).

Stacia: I’m getting married. Linda: _____. Stacia: Thank you! Neil and I would like to invite you to our wedding.
(A)What a crazy idea!
(B)Congratulations!
(C)I’m sorry.
(D)Excuse me?


9(B).
X


7. The driver was asked to show his car registration at a police ________.
(A) victim
(B) criminal
(C) checkpoint
(D) sidewalk


10(E).

19. Mrs. Jefferson: Can you tell me how to get to Taipei World Trade Center? Officer Lin: _______________.
(A) It’s about 15 minutes on foot
(B) There are a lot of restaurants around
(C) You can visit Taipei 101 on the way there
(D) I will call a taxi for you
(E) Walk down the road and it’s on your left


11(E).

7. The traffic accident happened around 7 p.m. last night, and luckily all passengers_________________ the crash. No one got hurt.
(A) suspended
(B) suspected
(C) succeeded
(D) secured
(E) survived


12(E).
X


12. Police: This is a one way street, sir. You have driven the wrong way down a one-way street. Driver: Oh, I’m sorry. I didn’t know that! Police: ______________________________
(A) Will you tell me the truth?
(B) You can say that again. How could you be so reckless?
(C) Didn’t you see any traffic lights?
(D) Didn’t you see the no-entry sign?
(E) How come you did this!


13(D).
X


11.Is playing basketball games more exciting than ___ them?
(A) to watch
(B) watching
(C) watched
(D) watch


14(D).
X


32. A: I think HBO shows more good movies than any other channel in Taiwan. 
B:______
(A) I want HBO sometimes, too.
(B) Are you sure that HBO shows the most movies
(C) I disagree. In my opinion, Cinemax is generally better,'
(D) Yes, let's go to the movies tonight.


15(D).
X


HI文法 16. By the time she arrived at the station, the train______
(A) left
(B) will leave
(C) had left
(D) will have left


16(E).
X


16. A: I am going to take the test for the police academy this Sunday, and I am feeling so nervous. B: Take it easy! I will ____________________. A: Thanks. I hope that I can pass the exam successfully.
(A) search high and low for it
(B) count you in
(C) make it up
(D) keep my fingers crossed for you
(E) be on the safe side


17(D).
X


47 John: How often does Bus 625 run every day? Jean: __________.
(A)It runs on weekends too
(B)It runs every 30 minutes
(C)It runs very fast
(D)It comes so slow


18(E).
X


13. Mary: Do you like to take the subway? Jane: _____________
(A)Yes, it’s faster.
(B)Yes, I often take care of it.
(C)Yes, I dreamt about flying last night.
(D)No, I’m very easygoing.
(E)I prefer swimming to jogging.


19(D).
X


7. The flight was ___ for three hours because of the typhoon.
(A) delayed
(B) inquired
(C) conducted
(D) succeeded


20(D).
X


第 51 題至第 55 題 (CNN Business) Tesla is selling its cars with the option of “full self-driving capability,” a featurethat’s drawing criticism from experts on self-driving technology. Experts say Tesla’s full self-drivingfeature is really a “partial” self-driving feature that handles minor driving tasks such as keeping pacewith other cars on a highway and still requires diligent 51 oversight. To most autonomous vehicleexperts, “full self-driving” means a car in which a person could safely fall asleep 52 the wheeland the steering wheel and pedals aren’t even needed. They say the general public doesn’t understandthis, and misperceptions abound. A 2018 study found that 71% of drivers believed they could purchase aself-driving car today, despite no fully autonomous vehicles being available for sale. Experts warn thatthis lack of understanding could be deadly as humans may put too much 53 in systems likeTesla’s, leading to crashes. Part of the problem, according to experts, is that governing bodies haven’t 54 a definition for self-driving vehicles. Some experts tell CNN Business that the government needsto step in to prevent businesses from misleading and confusing 55 . One says, “Tesla’s use of thisterm is totally irresponsible.”
【題組】50 Becoming a police officer doesn’t rely heavily on formal education; in fact, a high school ____ is often the minimum formal education required.
(A)transcript
(B)resume
(C)diploma
(D)autobiography請依下文回答


21(D).
X


Sam, who was born in Canada, moved to Taipei with his family last year. Now he is studying Chinese in a language school. The teachers and students there are very friendly to him. In the school, Sam not only studies Chinese but gets to learn about Chinese culture. He is also learning to eat with chopsticks and write with brushes. For Sam, Taipei is a city full of excitement. There are food stalls everywhere and they offer him a variety of meal choices. Besides, Sam also finds the Shih-lin Night Market very convenient for it sells everything that Sam wants to buy. Sam loves to wander around from one vendor to another vendor. He is overwhelmed by the variety of products he finds at the night market. On weekends, Sam usually goes to the movies and goes jogging in the park. And he also loves to go to Beitou to enjoy the hot spring in winter. In summer, Sam likes to go surfing in Fu Long. Sam really loves his life in Taipei.
【題組】50 According to the passage, what does Sam usually do on weekends?
(A)He goes to the movies only.
(B)He goes to the movies and goes jogging.
(C)He goes jogging.
(D)He goes diving.


22(D).

請依下文回答第 56 題至第 60 題 
        “Forensic science” means applying scientific methods and processes to solving crimes. Forensic science has become an integral part of many criminal cases and convictions. The extraordinary innovations and advancements in forensic science have allowed it to become a highly developed science that involves a number of disciplines. The field of forensic science draws from a number of scientific branches, including physics, chemistry, and biology, with its focus being on the recognition,identification, and evaluation of physical evidence. These scientific experts use microscopic examining techniques, complex instruments, mathematical principles, scientific principles, and reference literature to analyze evidence as to identify both class and individual characteristics. In the past decade, they have started using laser scanners, drones and photogrammetry to obtain 3D point clouds of accidents or crime scenes. Reconstruction of an accident scene on a highway using drones involves data acquisition time of only 10-20 minutes and can be performed without shutting down traffic. The majority of forensic scientists perform their jobs within the confines of the forensic laboratory or morgue; their work may also take them outside of the laboratory and to the crime scenes, where they observe the scene and collect evidence. Forensic scientists may work for local, state and federal law enforcement agencies and government, private laboratories, and hospitals. They may also serve as independent forensic science consultants.

【題組】57 Which of the following best describes forensic science?
(A)It is an outdated study of science.
(B)It is a new field of study not yet well-developed.
(C)It is an old science just newly innovated.
(D)It is a science that integrates many fields of study.


23(D).
X


請回答第 46 題至第 50 題: I think that being adopted is a lot like being left-handed. You just don’t notice it unless someone else points it out. I was constantly hearing the comment, “Jason’s not really your brother, is he?” Not being the particularly shy and reclusive type, I would oftentimes meet a comment like that with raised eyebrows, and a “No, Jason comes from Mars, and I was born right here on the planet Earth.” My brother, Jason, and I were both adopted. Jason was born in Michigan and I, in Korea. Together with my parents we made a family. I can’t say that I am really offended when people see our family together and inquire about it. Education has done a lot to promote the idea that families are made in many ways. Still, there are times when I wish that it were not so obvious that we are different. It wasn’t until I was in my teens that I started to realize that I came from another country, another culture, and that given different circumstances, my life would be completely different. I felt different for the first time. I felt unsure about who I was and had a hard time resolving that. At first I denied my heritage; I wanted to be like everyone else. Fortunately for me, I have the most wonderful parents in the world! They stood by me and when I finally was ready to explore my feelings and needs, they were there to guide and share with me. From one extreme, I went to the other, and immersed myself in learning about my Korean heritage and the history of my birth-country. Slowly I moved towards the middle ground, and am now happily at peace with who I am. I want to say, however, that having a supportive and loving family was essential in reaching the place that I now am.
【題組】49 Which of the following best describes the author’s current attitude towards her special family background?
(A) Unsure.
(B) Angry.
(C) Peaceful.
(D) Embarrassed.


24(D).
X


請依下文回答第 14 題至第 17 題: During my high school years my best friend was Susan Miller, a girl who had lived down the street from me all her life. We knew each other well and had many interests in common. One way in which we were different, however, was in our shopping habits. When I shopped, I always knew what I wanted, got it quickly, and left. For Susan, shopping was a game. She spent all day at it: examining, comparing, and finally, if conditions were right, buying. All too often I have spent hours waiting for her to make up her mind. In fact, my longest “shopathon” was on a Christmas Eve when Susan and I went to pick up a few last-minute gifts. She wanted a fit for her father, and I had to get something for my youngest sister, Sara. We started at 9:00 A.M., and by 10:15 I had bought Sara her gift, a toy Dalmatian. Then I just trudged around the mall after Susan. By one o’clock she still had not made a purchase, and the mall was becoming human gridlock. Finally feeling some compassion, Susan bought herself and me each a slice of pizza. We had to eat standing up; the tables were all filled. Then, walking and walking through endless stores, we continued shopping. She examined shirts, scarves, ties, knickknacks. Her response to every possibility was negative: her father had it, he wouldn’t like it, this was too expensive, and that was too cheap. Nothing seemed right for Susan’s father. Finally, fifteen minutes before the mall was scheduled to close, she came out of a store in triumph. “I got it!”she said. I looked up from where I was sitting on a bench, rubbing my swollen feet. “What?” I asked weakly. She held up a piece of paper. “A gift certificate!”she exclaimed. “With this my father can get whatever he wants.”
【題組】17 Which of the following best describe "a gift certificate"?
(A) A prize won from a game or contest
(B) A warning message from the credit card company
(C) A piece of paper presented as a gift to someone to be used as money
(D) An award for academic excellence


25(D).
X


請回答第 46 題至第 50 題: 
The appearance of smartphones has changed people’s life to a large degree. Not only can people use them to make and receive phone calls, they can 46 use them to surf on the Internet, send and receive emails, communicate with each other through video and make new friends. They have helped make human contact become easier and more 47 than before. Besides helping people to connect 48 each other, smartphones allow people to have fun. People can watch videos and movies online as well as play many different online games either with themselves or with others. Using the camera function 49 by smartphones, people can take pictures of themselves, their family and friends and even things that interest them. Now smartphones have also been used as a kind of credit card. 50 , people can use them to pay for their grocery shopping without taking the money with them.

【題組】46
(A) also
(B) but
(C) again
(D) never


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