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1(B).

11. Mr. Smith is about to retire from the company, so his colleagues plan a _____ party for him.

(A) wedding
(B) farewell
(C) move-in
(D) bachelor

2(B).

12. It is very difficult to _____ between love and money when you can just have one of them.

(A) return
(B) separate
(C) decide
(D) complain

3(B).

13. In Halloween, people would put on _____ makeups and costumes to look like ghosts or monsters.

(A) scary
(B) dizzy
(C) tiny
(D) guilty

4(B).

14. When the CEO was arrested for his crime, the stock price of the company _____ the next day.

(A) plunged
(B) soared
(C) ascended
(D) surged

5(B).

15. The puppies in the pet shops are so _____ that Mary really wants to have one as a soothing pet.

(A) demanding
(B) hostile
(C) grumpy
(D) adorable

6(B).

16. The witness only had a short _____ at the thief's face, so she didn't remember how he looked like except for his beard.
(A) term
(B) glance
(C) stroll
(D) circuit

7(B).

17. Millions of Americans are under _____ watches in the Northeast where post-tropical cyclone Debby is rapidly picking up speed.

(A) tornado
(B) earthquake
(C) fire
(D) forest

8(B).

18. Apple Pay and Google Pay have both been around for quite some time to make online payments a breeze and offer users the ability to pay digitally in _____ stores, too.

(A) curtail
(B) detail
(C) retail
(D) distraction

9(B).

19. We canceled the outdoor party _____ it rained cats and dogs.

(A) so
(B) although
(C) unless
(D) because

10(B).

20. Susan avoids _____ alone on a long trip because she tends to fall asleep without talking to someone.

(A) drive
(B) to drive
(C) driving
(D) driven

11(B).

21. Twenty years ago, Mr. Wang bought this house, _____ his two daughters were born.

(A) where
(B) that
(C) however
(D) which

12(B).

22. _____ this game to a no-ranking young player was a heavy blow to his confidence.

(A) Lose
(B) Lost
(C) Losing
(D) When losing

13(B).

23. Holding an implicit bias towards a particular social group can determine _____ an individual from that group.

(A) what you treat
(B) you treat how
(C) how you treat
(D) which you treat

14(B).

24. _____ the alternator, the battery is the most important component in any car’s electrical system.

(A) As far as
(B) Aside from
(C) As soon as
(D) Apart in

15(B).

25. People often have trouble _____ attention to one thing because their brain wants to drift off to think about something else.

(A) to pay
(B) pay
(C) paying
(D) paid

16(B).

三、克漏字測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】
Dear Ms. Clark,
I am writing to congratulate you on your recent __26__ . I’ve heard from one of my colleagues that you were appointed general manager of the Royal Hotel. It’s really good news and I’m truly __27__ for you. I think no one has __28__ than you over the past few years. It was only a matter of __29__ before your abilities and efforts were recognized. You definitely __30__ this position. Please accept my sincerest congratulations and
best wishes!

【題組】

26.
(A) combination
(B) installation
(C) promotion
(D) registration

17(B).

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27.
(A) sorry
(B) happy
(C) easy
(D) empty

18(B).

【題組】

28.
(A) talked louder
(B) typed faster
(C) slept better
(D) worked harder

19(B).

【題組】

29.
(A) opinion
(B) luck
(C) time
(D) taste

20(B).

【題組】

30.
(A) deserve
(B) change
(C) offer
(D) ruin

21(B).

四、閱讀測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】
Scientists have proved that some alternative therapies have healing powers. One common type of them is using scents. Pleasant smells work in various ways: some help calm stress, some relax people, and others bring up people’s energy. Popular scents include fruit, grasses, and flowers. Japanese engineers have designed aroma systems in public buildings. They put different scents into the air to create a better environment. For example, customers who are waiting in long lines at some banks might smell fresh flowers and feel more at ease.
Animals are also believed to have abilities to calm and comfort people, especially young patients in hospitals and older people in nursing homes. The animals are brought to these places for ill or injured people to see and touch. This has an amazingly soothing effect. Dogs and cats are the most usual healers, followed by rabbits and birds, and sometimes deer, horses, and even llamas are used!
Colors can change your mood and emotions, too. Medical experts skilled with colors believe that colors around you have varied effects to you. For example, the color blue can relieve pain, and the colors red and orange can make you energetic. Some therapists even believe different parts of the human body are influenced by different colors. They believe that having the right colors around you can help you get better when you are sick.
It is also reasonable that amusing things can give you a pleasant mood or a good laugh. Laughter reduces stress, fear and anger. Many hospitals encourage their nurses to smile to and laugh with their patients, or put funny pictures on the walls. In India, there are “laughing clubs” for people to get together in the morning to tell hilarious stories to start the day, as many believe laughter is often the best medicine.

【題組】

31. Which healing method is NOT mentioned in this article?

(A) Pet therapy
(B) Aromatherapy

(C) Humor therapy
(D) Diet therapy

22(B).

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32. In paragraph one, what kind of scent would customers waiting in long lines at some banks probably smell?

(A) Oaks or pines.
(B) Chocolate or candy.

(C) Roses or lilies.
(D) Pizzas or fried chicken.

23(B).

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33. According to the passage, which of the following is the least commonly used animal in healing people?

(A) horses
(B) llamas
(C) birds
(D) deer

24(B).

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34. According to the passage, how would red and orange colors affect people?

(A) Boost their energy
(B) Enhance their joy
(C) Spark their anger
(D) Reduce their fear