32 In my school, cheating in exams will not be ___________; students who show this kind of behavior will be severely punished.
(A) tolerated (B) admitted (C) consulted (D) rejected
37 The host didn’t even try to hide his _________; he asked those uninvited visitors to leave immediately.
(A) hospitality (B) capacity (C) utility (D) hostility
32 TV advertisers may be reluctant to sponsor a program that deals with ____ social issues. If they do, they may insist
that the issues be portrayed delicately.
(A)controversial (B)eccentric (C)obsolete (D)superficial
請依下文回答第 43 題至第 46 題：
New Yorkers are not notably genial neighbors. Many get to know one another solely by what manages to permeate
their deadbolted doors—an odoriferous stew, the wail of a child, the hushed sighs of intimate moments.
But the boom in condos loaded with amenities, along with the construction of some high-end rental buildings, has
created opportunities for neighbors to make the transition from polite elevator nods to cocktail-caliber mingling. More
and more properties in the city feature community amenities like gyms, lounges, and roof decks. These, and more novel
spaces—cinemas, wet bars, squash courts, outdoor rain showers, are putting lounges with a lonely television set to shame,
and they are fostering a clubby college-dormitory atmosphere in several developments.
“We’re extremely social creatures, and I think people in New York suffer from an inability to really interact with
people,” said Susan Meiklejohn, associate professor of urban planning at Hunter College. This is not because New
Yorkers are cold, Dr. Meiklejohn said, but because the city is so dense that people avoid one another to establish buffer
zones. “What level of friendliness can you possibly sustain each day if you have to say hello to everybody you meet on
34th Street?” she said. The design of many new buildings, however, are gradually making New Yorkers venture beyond
tight-lipped hellos at the mailbox.
【題組】43 According to Dr. Meiklejohn, what accounts for New Yorkers’ lack of true interaction with others?
(A)New York is too cold.
(B)New York is too crowded.
(C)New York is too expensive.
(D)New York is too dangerous.
31 ______ are you allowed to go out alone in the middle of the night.
(A) Without fail (B) Under no circumstances
(C) To the fullest (D) Through thick and thin
27 The audience asked the speaker to_____ a few terms used in the talk which seemed too abstract for them to
follow.
(A) absorb (B) clarify (C) finance (D) imply
32 A full safety _______ of the vessel was carried out immediately after learning that illegal drugs might be kept on the
vessel.
(A)custody (B)inspection (C)stability (D)verification
36 Distance is not a problem in the world of the Internet, which is why many local stores with its help have
become popular throughout Taiwan.
(A)Many popular stores have solved the problem of the Internet by shortening the distance in Taiwan.
(B)Many local stores offer free Internet service throughout Taiwan to solve the problem of distance.
(C)Many local stores using the Internet to do business have become popular throughout Taiwan.
(D)Many in-store Internet services become popular in Taiwan because they solve the problem of distance.
42 It seems a very simple thing to tell the truth, but, beyond all questions, there is nothing half so easy as lying.
(A) Though it may appear simple, telling the truth is not as difficult as telling lies.
(B) Though it may appear simple, telling the truth is certainly far more difficult than telling lies.
(C) Though it may appear difficult, telling the truth is definitely less questionable than telling lies.
(D) Though it may appear easy, telling lies is believed by honest people to be the most difficult thing.
28 Since my opinion is____ yours, why not ask another person to judge whose is better?
(A) depending on (B) in conflict with (C) in comparison with (D) in touch with
請依下文回答第 11 題至第 15 題
The process of language extinction is natural. Languages have always 11 into other languages. For example,
Latin turned into Italian, and Anglo-Saxon into English. Languages may disappear for many reasons: natural
disasters, wars, and diseases. In the 1960s, a group of Western explorers exposed a village in Venezuela to
influenza. Having no immunity to the disease, almost the entire village died. That village was the only place where
the Trumai language was spoken. In some cases, governments have 12 minority groups to abandon their
native languages. In the United States, Canada, and Australia, young speakers of native languages were once forced
to attend boarding schools where the use of their mother tongues was 13 . Mass media, such as movies and
television, are often 14 for destroying languages, but according to an African language specialist, the biggest
threats are actually improved transportation and economic pressure. Young adults move to cities and, to compete for
jobs, must learn 15 languages. They then do not teach their children their native tongues.
【題組】11 (A) evolved (B) endangered (C) engaged (D) exaggerated
48. Mary : ______ was it ______ they discovered the entrance to the underground palace？ Mark: Totally by chance. (A) What；that (B) How；that (C) When；how (D) Where；that
39 The property is__________ by a tall hedge with a length of 20 meters close to a green lawn.
(A) commented (B) surrounded (C) recovered (D) prohibited
2 The long distant march had______every soldier. Upon hearing the order of rest, they laid down on the grass.
(A) experimented (B) expanded (C) extorted (D) exhausted
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