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我會上榜剛剛做了阿摩測驗，考了30分
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1. Ruby thinks NT30,000 a month for a spacious apartment like this is a good _____ for the entire family, but Jack disagrees.
(A) business
(B) contract
(C) deal
(D) habit
2. Retail stores like Watson’s and Cosmed depend on building relationships with regular _____ in order to have good business.
(A) schedules
(B) customers
(C) hours
(D) products
3. All our mobile phone sales are covered by a 12-month money-back _____, so if you encounter any problem within a year of purchase, we will assist you without any charge.
(A) goal
(B) compliment
(C) contract
(D) guarantee
4. In order to _____ the difficulties that Lisa has been facing, she needs to look on the bright side and try to move on.
(A) overcome
(B) overhear
(C) overload
(D) overdo
5. There is a limited-time _____ of 25 percent for all loyalty members instore and online.
(A) degree
(B) discount
(C) angle
(D) view
6. Normally, you will get a lower price if you purchase products _____, instead of one at a time.
(A) at once
(B) in bulk
(C) at large
(D) in time
7. John played an important role as he visited China in his official capacity as an America’s trade _____.
(A) responsibility
(B) representative
(C) recession
(D) replicant
8. Shoppers complained about poor quality _____ and high prices at this store, so you will find negative comments about what they sell on the Internet.
(A) merchandise
(B) clients
(C) electricity
(D) executives
9. Events such as a war or an economic _____ often figure prominently in campaign agendas.
(A) hospitality
(B) capitalism
(C) recession
(D) forum
10. During the Covid-19 pandemic, many companies were _____ down its workforce, eliminating additional jobs.
(A) looking
(B) putting
(C) slimming
(D) slowing
11. I am not _____ sure that I’d trust him. In my opinion, he is not always reliable.
(A) altogether
(B) anyway
(C) likely
(D) merely
12. One of the best ways to deal with these engine problems is to have the car _____ by a trustworthy mechanic.
(A) inspected
(B) negotiated
(C) produced
(D) surrounded
13. I want to _____ this pair of jeans, but I can’t find the fitting rooms.
(A) try on
(B) turn in
(C) give up
(D) take over
14. When it comes to buying _____ in Taiwan, pineapples cakes are believed to be one of the must-buys.
(A) souvenirs
(B) flavorings
(C) advantages
(D) decorations
15. Many people have strong feelings about the way the government has _____ distribution of the vaccine. They are worried that it will take 10 months or more to get vaccinated.
(A) removed
(B) evaluated
(C) handled
(D) produced
二、文法測驗【請在下列各題中選出最適當的答案】
16. Henry embraced his girlfriend, _____ her on her cheeks after they said goodbye.
(A) kissed
(B) kissing
(C) who kissed
(D) was kissing
17. Fukuoka Tower is one of _____ towers in the entire Japan.
(A) taller
(B) the taller
(C) tallest
(D) the tallest
18. _____ all the people in Hualian City, 9000 of them are aborigines.
(A) With
(B) From
(C) Among
(D) Between
19. The twins look so much _____, but they differ in temperament.
(A) like
(B) likely
(C) resemble
(D) alike
20. The flood has helped _____ this summer disastrous for Canada.
(A) to making
(B) making
(C) make
(D) made
21. My late grandfather _____ for more than 20 years, and he passed away because of lung cancer.
(A) smoking
(B) had smoked
(C) has smoked
(D) has been smoking
22. The Browns have two children, both of _____ live abroad.
(A) who
(B) them
(C) which
(D) whom
23. Despite _____, we will still go to the movies together as we planned.
(A) the rain
(B) it rains
(C) it will rain
(D) it will be raining
24. _____ is often said that the wealth of a nation depends on natural resources.
(A) That
(B) It
(C) There
(D) This
25. Legend _____ it that this house is so spooky because someone died here.
(A) tells
(B) says
(C) has
(D) be
27. Sean speaks softly, his voice barely audible, rendering him unable to make his voice _____.
(A) hear
(B) heard
(C) to hear
(D) being heard
28. Were I allowed to recommend only one marketing book to friends, this _____ it.
(A) is
(B) be
(C) will be
(D) would be
29. She proved herself _____ manager as her predecessor, if not better.
(A) as good a
(B) a good as
(C) as good
(D) good as a
30. He moved cautiously, taking careful steps, lest his movements _____ the peacefully sleeping baby nearby.
(A) disturb
(B) disturbs
(C) be disturbing
(D) to disturb
三、克漏字測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】
第一篇：
Fashion wasn’t always as destructive of an industry. Clothes shopping used to be something that happened a few times a year when the seasons change or when we 31 what we had. However, about 30 years ago, clothes became cheaper, trend cycles sped up, and shopping became a weekly hobby for 32 . Fast fashion and global chains now dominate our high streets and online shopping, but what is it exactly?
Fast fashion can 33 as cheap, trendy clothing that samples ideas from the catwalk or celebrity culture and turns them into items at breakneck speed to meet consumer demand. The idea is to get the newest styles on the market as fast as possible, so shoppers can snap them up while they are still at the height of their popularity and then, sadly, get rid of them after a few wears. It forms a key part of the toxic system of overproduction and consumption that has made fashion one of the world’s largest 34 .
Other than that, when the clothing manufacturing complex in Bangladesh collapsed, 35 over 1,000 workers, many consumers started questioning fast fashion and wondering at the true cost of those $5 t-shirts. You might already be aware of fast fashion’s dark side, but it’s worth exploring how the industry got to this point and how we can help to change it.
31.
(A) overturned
(B) upset
(C) outgrew
(D) underwent
第二篇：
Regular physical activity is one of the most important things you can do for your health. Working out 36 a regular basis can help keep your thinking, learning, and judgment skills sharp as you age. It can also reduce the risk of depression and anxiety to help you sleep better. 37 weight management, both eating patterns and physical activity routines play a critical role. You gain weight when you consume more calories than the amount you burn, including those burned during physical activity.
As you age, it’s important to protect your bones, joints, and muscles, since they support your body and help you move. 38 them healthy can help ensure that you’re able to do your daily activities and be energetic. 39 activities like lifting weights can help you increase or maintain your muscle mass and strength. Slowly increasing the weight and number of repetitions while you train will give you even more benefits.
40 , physically active middle-aged people have a lower risk of functional limitations than inactive people. For older adults, doing a variety of physical activities improves physical function and decreases the risk of falls or injury from a fall. In conclusion, everyone can experience the health benefits of physical activity, no matter their age, abilities, ethnicity, shape, or size.
36.
(A) in
(B) on
(C) for
(D) with
39.
(A) Muscle-strengthening
(B) Muscle-strengthened
(C) Strengthening-muscle
(D) Strengthened-muscle
四、閱讀測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】
第一篇：
You may have heard the old saying: "If you've been to one, you've been to them all." That same concept can apply to McDonald's. No matter where you go, you'll know exactly what to expect. However, if you think McDonald’s sells the same burgers and fries everywhere in the world, think again.
To begin with, if you were to go into a McDonald’s in Europe, such as Belgium or Germany, you could buy a McBeer to wash down your Big Mac and fries. McDonald's in Germany was also where the first organic McDonald's burger was made. In the UK, McDonald's is so popular that the Queen once owned her own branch of it. Although a lot of the menu is the same as the one in the US, British McDonald's food has fewer preservatives, and the Big Mac is smaller. It also offers a traditional British breakfast consisting of a bacon sandwich, hash brown, and English breakfast tea. In France, your trip to “McDo” may be a little more high-class than you were expecting. The locations and services in France are much fancier. The McCafe is separate from the rest of the restaurant, and everything is arranged nicely. As for the food, you can see blue-cheese burgers on the menu, and everything will come in reusable containers.
In Asia, local tastes and some peculiar fast food variations are seen on McDonald’s menu as well. In Indonesia, the world’s largest Muslim country, chicken is far more popular than beef burgers. In the Philippines, an incredibly popular dish basically consisted of spaghetti soaked in sugar is called McSpaghetti. In Singapore, the national obsession with rice extends to having rice cakes in the burger. Therefore, in conclusion, if you're a traveler to a place you've never been before, there's something about seeing those Golden Arches that makes it a beacon of stability in an unknown world.
41. What is the best title for the article?
(A) How McDonald’s Differs Around the World
(B) McDonald’s Marketing Strategies Worldwide
(C) McDonald’s in Asia Sure Sells Some Weird Stuff
(D) What Makes McDonald's Asia So Different from McDonald's America
42. Which statement CANNOT be inferred from the article?
(A) People call McDonald’s in different names in different countries.
(B) In Indonesia, McDonald’s is popular for its beef burger and pork burger.
(C) In Paris, you might experience table service and wine service at McDonald’s.
(D) In the McDonald’s in Singapore, you will see other burger options than burgers with buns.
43. In which country of the McDonald’s will you most likely see this sign?
(A) USA
(B) Germany
(C) France
(D) Japan
44. What does the word “it” in the last paragraph refer to?
(A) A kind of food.
(B) McDonald’s itself.
(C) The staff at McDonald’s.
(D) Good service at McDonald’s.
45. Which word can be used to describe the article?
(A) Polite.
(B) Creative.
(C) Informative.
(D) Adventurous.
第二篇：
If you take a look at your current surroundings, it’s likely that you will see plastic. Plastics are lightweight, durable, and cheap, and these characteristics make them a useful component of our housewares, packaging materials, and other everyday goods. When plastic products enter the ocean, they are subjected to UV radiation, winds, and scraping from wave currents. These forces promote the breakdown of plastic products into smaller fragments called “microplastics,” measuring less than 5 mm in length.
Because of their small size, microplastics can easily spread through the air, accumulate in the environment, and may be difficult to detect. They can be found in alcohol, drinking water, seafood species, and even table salt. Microplastics have also been intentionally manufactured for use in exfoliants, toothpaste, and other cosmetic products. When humans consume food, drink water, or breathe air that is contaminated with microplastics, the plastic fragments can enter the body, so they have been found in human saliva, head hair, and feces, suggesting that we are all likely exposed to these plastic fragments on a regular basis. Researchers show that human exposure to microplastics could lead to oxidative stress, DNA damage, and inflammation, among other health problems. A recent study has found that people eat 5 grams of microplastics every week. In laboratory tests, microplastics have been shown to cause damage to human cells, including allergic reactions, cell death, damaging cells, and inducing inflammatory and immune reactions. According to European Food Safety Authority, still, we do not have enough information and data that explain how microplastics are present in food and how they affect human health. Therefore, it is very important to make more research to develop new standardization methods to analyze microplastics and determine their effect and risk on the human body.
46. What is the main purpose of the first paragraph?
(A) To persuade people to use less plastic.
(B) To explain how microplastics come along.
(C) To introduce a new creation called microplastics.
(D) To show people how important microplastics are.
47. Henry found out he has low levels of microplastics in his body. What might he experience? A. headache B. allergies C. stomachache D. hearing loss E. sore throat F. throwing up
(A) ACF
(B) BCE
(C) ABE
(D) BDF
48. According to the article, in which of the following is unlikely to detect microplastics?
(A) 
(B) 
(C) 
(D) 
49. According to Chart 1, which of the following statement is NOT true?
(A) The microplastics from makeup products and facewash take up around 7%.
(B) Materials like nylon and polyester produces microplastics the most every day.
(C) Products like BB gun balls take up the least proportion of microplastics in our daily lives.
(D) Microplastics from ship paint along with dust in urban areas equals the ones from waste tires.
50. What can we infer from the passage?
(A) Plastic products will eventually be banned by most countries.
(B) Europe is more concerned about human health than the rest of the world.
(C) More research needs to be done on the harmful effect of plastic pollution.
(D) Researchers are more concerned about plastic pollution on land than in oceans
試卷測驗 - 112 年 - 112 臺灣菸酒股份有限公司_從業職員及從業評價職位人員甄試試題_從業評價職位人員／營業：行銷英文#126444-阿摩線上測驗
我會上榜剛剛做了阿摩測驗，考了30分
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