1. The entire old town is designated as a pedestrian zone and free of cars. No _________
are allowed in this area.
(A) devices (B) vehicles (C) facilities (D) appliances
2. The corpse was _________ on the basis of dental records. That is, by examining the teeth of the
dead, we can find out who the body is.
(A) generated (B) recruited (C) identified (D) mediated
3. Mr. Lee was fortunate enough to make a full _________ from the stock market before this
recession.
(A) retreat (B) discovery (C) contract (D) compromise
5. Kim is _________ going to be furious when she sees the mess you made in the office.
(A) approximately (B) mentally (C) affectionately (D) definitely
10. A huge parade is held on the _________ of the 1959 revolution. It is one of the biggest annual
events of the city.
(A) appreciation (B) transaction (C) orchard (D) anniversary
11. The boxing legend inspired his fans to never give up. When he got _________, he got back up
again and kept fighting.
(A) chased down (B) knocked down (C) covered up (D) played up
12. In all-you-can-eat buffet restaurants, you can eat _________.
(A) with all your heart (B) by heart
(C) to your heart’s content (D) until your heart skips a beat
15. Even though every smartphone has a clock on it, wrist watches are still _________.
(A) out of place (B) to the fullest (C) beyond control (D) in demand
18. Since I first stepped foot on this beautiful island, I _________ by the country.
(A) had fascinated (B) am fascinated
(C) have been fascinated (D) had been fascinated
20. There is evidence that there _________ water on Mars a long time ago. Observer show signs of
dried up lake beds, past floods and old river channels.
(A) may have (B) may be (C) may have had (D) may have been
23. People say he is _________ incompetent _________ does not care, but for me, he is just a
hopeless idealist.
(A) either…or (B) neither…nor (C) not…but (D) rather…than
A small selection of people in China will finally be able to use banned sites including Facebook, Twitter and other 'politically sensitive' links. The ban was placed on the sites in 2009 after riots in the country and China's ruling Communist Party has restricted access ever since. Yet, people living and working in a new free-trade zone in Shanghai - which covers just 17-square-miles - will be allowed to
visit these sites soon, according to reports in the South Chin.
China's Communist Party censors the internet, routinely deleting online postings and blocking access to websites it thinks inappropriate or politically sensitive. Facebook and Twitter were blocked because the authorities believed that the deadly riots in the western province of Xinjiang were supported by these social networking sites. The New York Times had also been blocked since reporting that the
family of then-Premier Wen Jiabao had collected a huge fortune.
South China Morning Post quoted a government source as saying the idea of unblocking websites in the Free Trade Zone is to make foreigners 'feel like at home'. 'If they can't get onto Facebook or read The New York Times, they may naturally wonder how special the free-trade zone is compared with the rest of China,' the source added.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said that making Facebook available in China is in keeping with his company's goal of connecting the world. Earlier this month, Facebook CEO Sheryl Sandberg met with the head of China's State Council Information Office during a visit to Beijing. The pair discussed Facebook's importance as Chinese enterprises continue to expand abroad and various cooperation matters around that.
Twitter will also benefit by being available in China, the world's largest Internet market by users. Still, many Chinese Web users already use similar services, such as Sina Corp's Weibo. China's three biggest telecoms companies - China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom - had been informed of the decision to allow foreign competition in the Free Trade Zone, but they had not raised complaints because they knew the decision had been endorsed by Chinese leadership, who has backed the Shanghai Free Trade Zone. 【題組】26. What is this passage mainly about?
(A) A change of policy in China (B) The creation of a free-trade zone
(C) The reason behind the deadly riots (D) The competition between Facebook and Twitter
【題組】29. Which of the following statements is TRUE?
(A) China's telecoms companies were opposed to allowing foreign competition in the Free-Trade
Zone.
(B) Sheryl Sandberg went to Beijing and discussed Facebook's importance with the head of
China's State Council Information Office.
(C) The purpose of unblocking websites in the Free Trade Zone is to make citizens of
China feel like at home.
(D) Facebook denied that it was responsible for the riots in the western province of Xinjiang in
32. I had difficulty coming up with interesting topics when _________ to converse with that beautiful
girl.
(A) tried (B) trying (C) I had tried (D) I tried (E) I trying
35. 選出文法正確的句子。 (A) Tracy suggested meeting for a drink after work. (B) She maintained unmarried all his life, fighting for world peace. (C) Most goods transported to the United States from Asia on ships. (D) You are bound to make a lot of new friends when going to college. (E) The main character in the film was depicted as a confused, angry man.
36. 選出翻譯正確的句子: Joseph 沒有去看電影，他待在家準備考試。
(A) Joseph didn’t go to the movie, he stayed home and studied for the exam.
(B) Joseph didn’t go to the movie. Instead, he stayed home and studied for the exam.
(C) Instead of going to the movie, Joseph stayed home and studied for the exam.
(D) Joseph didn’t go to the movie but stayed home and studied for the exam.
(E) Instead going to the movie, Joseph stayed home and studied for the exam.
37. 選出翻譯正確的句子: 約有大約 300 位賓客出席這場婚宴。
(A) Approximately 300 guests attended the wedding banquet.
(B) There were approximately 300 guests showing up at the wedding banquet.
(C) There were approximately 300 guests attended the wedding banquet.
(D) There were approximately 300 guests who attended the wedding banquet.
(E) Approximately 300 guests had been attended the wedding banquet.
38. 選出翻譯正確的句子: 松鼠喜歡住在森林棲息地中，在那他們可以找到各種堅果吃。
(A) Squirrels like to live in a forest habitat, where they can find all sorts of nuts to eat.
(B) Squirrels like to live in a forest habitat, in which they can find all sorts of nuts to eat.
(C) Squirrels like to live in a forest habitat, which they can find all sorts of nuts to eat.
(D) Squirrels like to live in a forest habitat, there they can find all sorts of nuts to eat.
(E) Squirrels like to live in a forest habitat, by which they can find all sorts of nuts to eat.
39. 選出翻譯正確的句子: 不論你喜歡不喜歡，我已經下定決心了。
(A) Despite you like it or not, I’ve made up my mind.
(B) No matter you like it or not, I’ve made up my mind.
(C) Whether you like it or not, I’ve made up my mind.
(D) Instead of what you think, I’ve made up my mind.
(E) Whatever you like it or not, I’ve made up my mind.
40. 選出翻譯正確的句子: 如果他們早說實話，我們當初就可以防止這個悲劇發生了。
(A) If they had told the truth, we could have prevented the tragedy from happening.
(B) If they told the truth, we could prevent the tragedy from happening.
(C) Had it not been for their dishonesty, we could prevent the tragedy from happening.
(D) Had they told the truth, we could have prevented the tragedy from happening.
(E) If they told the truth, we could have prevented the tragedy from happening.
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