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1(C).

25 It takes a lot of _____ to be a successful scholar.
(A) affronts
(B) comforts
(C) efforts
(D) reforms

2(B).

5 Some mushrooms are ______ , but most of them are harmless.
(A) marginal
(B) poisonous
(C) essential
(D) protective

3(A).

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

4(A).

DUI stands for Driving Under the Influence of ___________.
(A) winer
(B) dessert
(C) alcohol
(D) fast food
(E) delicates

5(A).

17. A: That teacher talked really fast. Did you understand all that? B: _____________ A: What did he say? B: Oh! He’d give us a test on Lesson 5 and 6.
(A)No, I’m just looking.
(B)Very pretty.
(C)Not a word.
(D)Great fun.
(E)Most of it.

6(C).

You need to go to______ lobby to check in before flying out of the country .
(A)departure
(B)uninterrupted
(C)threaten
(D)contain

7(A).

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

8(D).

7 The plan to _____ smoking in New York City, though enjoying some public support, faces considerable opposition from the tobacco industry and the city's restaurant industry.
(A) purchase
(B) restrict
(C) spend
(D) try

9(A).

Much of the illegal drugs trade is still carried on by sea, putting both shipowner and mariner at risk. Drugs may be carried on board as a part of the cargo, secreted within the ship by a third party for collection elsewhere, or carried by a courier who may be a passenger or member of the crew. Heroin products mainly come from the following four areas: Golden Crescent (India/Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Middle East), Golden Triangle (Burma, Laos, and Thailand), Lebanon, and Mexico.
【題組】49 Where is the Golden Triangle?
(A) East Europe
(B) Asia
(C) Latin America
(D) Africa

10(A).

45 Taiwan and the Kingdom of Swaziland have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to cooperate on anti-terrorism, immigration affairs, and the prevention of human___________ .
(A) hygiene
(B)longevity
(C)probation
(D)trafficking

11(B).

5 Rescue workers searched for survivors in the epicenter of________ that struck China’s Yunnan province.
(A)a grocery
(B)an obstacle
(C)a native
(D)an earthquake

12(B).

33 Given the lack of printing, stocking and shipping costs for ebooks, the prices for ebooks should be less expensive and more ________ to the readers.
(A)entertaining
(B)affordable
(C)costly
(D)amiable

13(D).

51 Crosswalks at intersection are often marked with white lines, while some crosswalks have flashing light to warn the drivers that ________may be crossing.
(A) pedestrians
(B) rioters
(C) hooligans
(D) gangsters .

14(D).

33 You have the right to ____silent. If you do say anything, what you say can be used against you in a court of law.
(A) stand
(B) say
(C) remain
(D) promise

15(A).

47 When the fire fighters got to the burning building, they saw some victims making their __________ by jumping out of the building without protection.
(A)excuse
(B)appearance
(C)disappearance
(D) escape

16(B).

6. The miserable accident happened due to his ___ driving.
(A) safe
(B) earnest
(C) reckless
(D) careful

17(A).

When people go online they are 40 when it comes to personal information. Most share information that they would never give someone they met casually 41 . Many chatting programs and Internet Service Providers ask you to 42 a profile about yourself. What most people don’t know is that this information is frequently 43 to anyone who wants to see it online. There are ways to 44 yourself online:
1. Whenever you complete any form online, check to see what the site’s privacy policy is.
2. Don’t include pictures of yourself or post your personal information on your website.
3. Use a free web-based e-mail account such as Hotmail when writing to strangers.
4. Use a genderless, non-provocative screen name.
5. Chat with people you know.
And remember that the moment you get into a chat room with people you don’t know, be careful. Keep in mind these are 45 you’re talking to. They may sound friendly, but anyone can be anything they want online. (excerpted from English for Police by Higher Education Press, 2001)
【題組】47. Others can easily find out who you are by _____.
(A) the information you provide online
(B) writing e-mail to you
(C) chatting with you on the phone
(D) locating who your neighbors are
(E) getting to know you on the street

18(B).

The key to understanding organized crime is to recognize that, like corporations and other businesses, it exists for a single purpose: to make a profit in a capitalist economy. The key difference between organized crime and “legitimate” businesses is that organized crime often makes much of its profit from illicit goods and services, and organized crime is prepared to use illegal means and practices, including violence, to achieve its profit-making goals. Like legal businesses, organized crime also seeks to gather and harness political power to assist in the conduct of its business. Once again, however, organized crime is prepared to pursue that goal, if necessary, through recourse to illegal methods. Actual violence is rare in organized crime activities, and is usually related to street-level activities. While violence is bad for business, the potential for violence is often enough to give organized crime networks a distinct advantage in the marketplace.
【題組】12.The word "advantage" in the last sentence most nearly means?
(A) handicap
(B) hindrance
(C) burden
(D) benefit

19(B).

54 In order to increase the efficiency of the police force, many systems have been employed. One of these systems involves efficient handling of the database of driver’s licenses. This system can issue driver’s licenses daily, prevent the false acquisition of the licenses and enforce administrative punishment of those who have traffic violations and so on.
(A) forensic engineering
(B) information management
(C) copyright infringement
(D) restraining order

20(B).

36 Taipei 101 has become a well-known ________ of Taipei, and possibly of the entire Taiwan.
(A) catastrophe
(B) milestone
(C) phenomenon
(D) landmark

21(A).

1. The man was given a________ test that registered 0.139, well above the legal limit of 0.08 for a driving under the influence charge.
(A) Polygraph
(B) Coordination
(C) Breathalyzer
(D) Aptitude

22(B).

23. A man was intoxicated in a bar when the bartender declined to give him any more alcohol. The man became upset and started to disturb other customers. The word intoxicated in the sentence is closest in meaning to .
(A) drunk
(B) poisoned
(C) intolerant
(D) intemperate

23(A).

Questions 38-40
Beware of those who use the truth to deceive. When someone tells you something that is true, but leaves out important information that should be included, he can create a false impression. For example, someone might say," I just won a hundred dollars on the lottery. It was great. I took that dollar ticket back to the store and turned it in for one hundred dollars!" This guy's a winner, right? Maybe, maybe not. We then discover that he bought,.two hundred tickets, and only one was a winner. He's really a big loser! He didn't say anything that was false, but he deliberately omitted important information. That's called a half-truth. Half-truths are not technically lies, but they are just as dishonest.
Untrustworthy candidates in political campaigns often use this tactic. Let's say that during Governor Smith's last term, her state lost one million jobs and gained three million jobs. Then she seeks another term. One of her opponents runs an ad saying, "During Governor Smith's term, the state lost one million jobs!'' That's true. However, an honest statement would have been, "During Governor Smith's term, the state had a net gain of two million jobs.''

Advertisers will sometimes use half-truths. It's against the law to make false claims, so they try to mislead you with the truth. An ad might boast, "Nine out of ten doctors recommend Yucky Pills to cure nose pimples." It fails to mention that they only asked ten and some doctors and nine of them work for the Yucky Corporation. This kind of deception happens too often. It's a sad fact of life: Lies are lies, and sometimes the truth can lie as well.

【題組】39.This article was written mainly to advise its readers to______.
(A) think carefully about what they read and hear
(B) always tell the truth to people
(C) never trust anyone who lies a lot
(D) vote for female candidates

24(B).

48 The women appear to have been kidnapped from their native villages and forced to provide sexual services； they are likely the victims of ______ .
(A) social work
(B) heroin addiction
(C) human trafficking
(D) domestic violence

25(D).

44 Tainan police began to search for Chang after the prosecutors’ office issued a warrant for his arrest. Chang, a former elementary-school teacher from Tainan, who was convicted of sexually_____ one of his students, had been wanted, after he failed to hand himself over to the authorities to start serving his prison sentence.
(A) supervising
(B) banishing
(C) lingering
(D) assaulting