5. He's demanding an ________ from the newspaper for making untrue statements about his
personal life.
(A)evaluation (B)adaption (C)inspection (D)apology
14. The mother quietly closed the door to the baby’s room, and at just that ________ moment the
phone began to ring.
(A)historic (B)very (C)exact (D)precise
19. Problems ______ from the decrease of rainforests include more pollutions, less oxygen, and
fewer species of animals.
(A)result (B)resulting (C)that resulting (D)have resulted
25. There are a number of rules you must follow. ______, you have to submit an application
before using the conference room.
(A)Such as (B)For example (C)For instance (D)So on
31. A: Could you call me a taxi, please? B: Yes, no problem. _______________ A: Post office, please. (A)Which do you like? (B)Are you serious? (C)Where are you going? (D)When do you want?
32. A: Did you watch the World Cup games last night? B: No, I am not a soccer fan. A: Then, _______________ B: I am a fan of the baseball games. (A)are you kidding me? (B)how do you think of sport? (C)what kind of sport do you like? (D)who you go prefer?
33. A: Sorry, I can’t go shopping with you. I feel dizzy all day long. B: ______ I recommend you go to the doctor and have a checkup. (A) Are you mad at me? (B) What’s wrong with you? (C) Do you feel like shopping? (D) Where would you like to go the most?
34. A: Could you give me a ride to work tomorrow? B: Sure, I’ll pick you up at 8:00 tomorrow morning, and I’ll buy breakfast for you. A: Great, ______ (A)See you next week (B)It’s honored of you to do it. (C)I really appreciate it. (D)It’s the best decision.
35. A: Customer service. May I help you? B: This is room 1037. There is something wrong with the air-conditioner. A: ______ (A)I’m afraid you are wrong. (B)Is this your first time being here? (C)I’ll see you soon. (D)I’ll send someone to fix it right now.
36. A: Hi, Joe! It’s really hot today. Do you want to go swimming with me later? B: ______ A: Good! Now go home to get your swimming trunks and let’s meet here again in thirty minutes! (A)Sorry! I have no idea. (B)Sure, that sounds great! (C)It seems too dangerous. (D)That sounds fun, but I can’t.
37. A: Ouch, you just stepped on my foot, Jack. It really hurts! B: Oh, I’m really sorry. I was using my smartphone and didn’t notice. A: ________ But you should be more careful next time. B: Thanks. I won’t let it happen again. (A)Apology accepted. (B)Please excuse me. (C)Give me a break. (D)It’s all my fault.
38. A: Hey, Sammy. I got a chocolate cake from my neighbor. Would you like to try some? B: ________ A: Great! Let me get a knife and plate. (A)Sure. I’m a big fan of chocolate! (B)I have to go home right now. (C)I prefer strawberry cake. (D)It’s not my cup of tea.
39. A: I’ve heard so much about you. B: Same here. Kathy mentioned that you and I work in similar fields. Maybe we could meet up and chat over a cup of tea. A: ________ (A)I beg to differ. (B)I’d love that. (C)I don’t think so. (D)I doubt that.
40. A: Can I have my drink before the meal? B: ______ I’ll be right back with your drink. (A) I’m afraid not. (B) I can’t hear you. (C) Nothing doing. (D) No problem.
閱讀下文，回答第41~45題
In May 1927, Charles Lindbergh became the first person to fly non-stop across the Atlantic
Ocean from New York to Paris. This was a milestone in aviation history. In the years before his
epic journey, Lindbergh had made hundreds of air-mail delivery flights from St. Louis to many
parts of the United States. It was during one of these flights that he invented the idea of flying solo
across the Atlantic. Flying alone in all kinds of weather, he believed he could do what no one else
had been able to do successfully. He named his aircraft the Spirit of St Louis and supervised every
detail of production and testing before the flight. Extra fuel tanks had to be fitted, which made the
aircraft very difficult to fly. It was so extremely uncomfortable, because the cockpit was small and
cramped. But, Lindbergh was an aviator with immense courage and determination, who refused to
give in to fatigue on the long thirty-three and a half hour flight to Paris. The Spirit of St Louis is
now permanent display in the National Air and Space Museum in Washington. Aviation has come a
long way since Lindbergh’s groundbreaking flight. 【題組】41. What is the best title for the article?
(A) No Pains No Gains (B) Introduction of Aviation History
(C) The Way to Be A Good Aviator (D) Lindbergh, The Great Aviator
【題組】42. What is displayed in the National Air and Space Museum?
(A) Charles Lindbergh’s aircraft (B) The statue of Charles Lindbergh
(C) The record of the story (D) The map of the United States
【題組】44. The article implies that Lindbergh was
(A) reckless and careless. (B) ambitious and strong willed.
(C) determined and independent. (D) lazy and negligent.
閱讀下文，回答第46~50題
A word first coined in 1918, but rarely used today, may become a more frequently used part of
the English lexicon. That word is "hangry," which is a combination of the words "hungry" and
"angry". It means to be bad tempered or irritable as a result of hunger. The word is making a
comeback because of research that suggests "hanger" is a diagnosable feeling. Researchers believe
"hangriness" could be a genuine medical phenomenon. Scientists from the UK's Anglia Ruskin
University examined how hunger affects emotions during our daily lives. Lead author Professor
Viren Swami said the research indicated a strong link between hunger and feelings of anger,
irritability, or low pleasure. The researchers analyzed data from 64 volunteers aged between 18 and 60. The participants
had to complete surveys on a smartphone app five times a day for 21 days. The app helped people
to give researchers real-time information on their feelings when they were hungry. Dr. Swami
explained this provided a "meaningful" link between hunger and emotions. He said that the results
of the study suggested that the experience of being hangry is real. He added: "We show, for the first
time in a non-laboratory setting, that feeling hungry is associated with greater anger, irritability and
lower levels of pleasure." He suggested that if people knew they were hangry, they could control
their anger better. 【題組】46. What is the main idea of this passage?
(A) Researchers can help us control our anger.
(B) Participating in surveys can be meaningful.
(C) There is a link between anger and hunger.
(D) It’s interesting to make a new word by combining more words together.
【題組】48. What does the word “coined” mean in the first paragraph?
(A) To earn money
(B) To invent a new word or expression
(C) To break something apart
(D) To use small, round piece of metal as money
【題組】50. Which of the following is Not true?
(A) The word "hangry" is made up of the words "hungry" and "angry."
(B) A coin with the word "hangry" was made in 1918.
(C) Data from an app was sent to researchers after 24 hours.
(D) Survey participants said there were hungry about five times a day.
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