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1(A).

61. The stock market price can ________ daily and so can the blood pressure of the game players in the market.
(A) flow
(B) flurry
(C) fluctuate
(D) emerge

2(D).

62. As one of the main ingredients to make nuclear weapons, the possession of ________ is frowned upon in the international society.
(A) hydrogen
(B) silicon
(C) potassium
(D) uranium

3(A).

63. The small town in the Midwest is almost ________ with only one non-Caucasian family.
(A) multi-cultured
(B) homogeneous
(C) standardized
(D) heterogeneous

4(C).

64. Last week we finally decided on buying that old house next to the park, only to find out that it’s so old that it had ________ in the wooden floors.
(A) termites
(B) terminates
(C) terrain
(D) terrorists

5(D).

65. The number of COVID-19 cases in Taiwan continues to ________ in the month of May, in hope to achieve herd immunity.
(A) decrease
(B) quicken
(C) accelerate
(D) growth

6(A).

66. Since the early 1980s, research on English for business purposes (EBP) has ________ as English has become widely accepted as the primary language for international business.
(A) flourished
(B) deteriorated
(C) managed
(D) banished

7(C).

67. The task-based syllabus was believed to _______ individualized learning in the course by adapting tasks for the individual student’s needs.
(A) familiarize
(B) facilitate
(C) fantasize
(D) favorite

8(A).

68. When planning time is ________, team members need to develop communication strategies that keep all parties informed and allow for shared decision making.
(A) sanctified
(B) succinct
(C) secular
(D) scarce

9(B).

69. Security ________ that could be targeted by hackers have been found in everything from toy dolls to Internet-connected ovens in recent years.
(A) magnitudes
(B) spontaneities
(C) tranquilities
(D) vulnerabilities

10(B).

70. A: How was Lisa’s test? B: As expected, she passed her test with ________.
(A) a wet blanket
(B) flying colors
(C) his swansong
(D) tip on the iceberg

11(D).

Part B: Cloze

There are some specific characteristics that make "the Wimbledon Tennis Championships" unique. Wimbledon is the only major tennis tournament __71__ on grass. But that's not the only reason __72__ it is so special. Wimbledon is an excellent organization. It may give the impression that nothing has changed over the decades, __73__ in reality, everything is continuously improving and modernizing. Every novelty__ 74__ the desire to present tennis of the highest quality __75__ the traditional environment of an English garden.

【題組】71.
(A) to play
(B) playing
(C) to be playing
(D) played

12(A).

【題組】72.
(A) why
(B) for
(C) since
(D) because

13(D).

【題組】73.
(A) so
(B) as
(C) while
(D) as if

14(D).

【題組】74.
(A) denies
(B) reflects
(C) insists
(D) revises

15(C).

【題組】75.
(A) at
(B) on
(C) within
(D) without

16(A).

A line 100-people long__ 76__ out from a tiny food stall in Singapore’s Chinatown, each customer impatiently waiting their turn for a taste of Chan Hon Meng’s prized soya sauce- __77__ chicken. He has always had loyal customers, but in the days since he was awarded a Michelin star, waves of new gourmands have descended on his stall in such numbers that he is struggling to keep up with demand.

Chan is one of two “hawkers” — so-called because many started out as street peddlers — awarded one star by the culinary bible when it launched its__78__ inaugural Singapore guide late last month.

Only one restaurant, French chef Joel Robuchon’s__ 79__ eponymous outlet, secured the__ 80__ three-star rating.

【題組】76.
(A) snakes
(B) snarls
(C) snaps
(D) snares

17(D).

【題組】77.
(A) braided
(B) braked
(C) brandished
(D) braised

18(A).

【題組】78.
(A) outstanding
(B) beginning
(C) surprising
(D) timely

19(D).

【題組】79.
(A) having no name
(B) having the same name
(C) popular
(D) remarkable

20(B).

【題組】80.
(A) coveted
(B) coverlet
(C) covering
(D) cowardly

21(B).

Every year, more than one million visitors step foot into Canterbury Cathedral in south-east England. Considered one of the oldest and most famous Christian churches in England, the UNESCO World Heritage site __81__ some1,400 years, predating the country itself. The cathedral’s role as an important pilgrimage site is inextricably __82__ the murder of its most famous archbishop: Thomas Becket. After a long feud, King Henry II is believed to have __83__ the murder of Becket in 1170. Shortly afterwards, a series of miracles were said to __84__ , leading Canterbury to become one of Europe’s most famous pilgrimage sites. Among the church’s most famous attractions __85__ its stunning series of stained glass windows. New research is proving that the stained glass at Canterbury Cathedral is among the oldest in the world.
【題組】81.
(A) date back
(B) dates back
(C) dating back
(D) to date back

22(B).

【題組】82.
(A) composed of
(B) devoted to
(C) equivalent
(D) linked to

23(D).

【題組】83.
(A) alleviated
(B) expatiated
(C) ordered
(D) speculated

24(D).

【題組】84.
(A) boost up
(B) spy on
(C) stand out
(D) take place

25(B).

【題組】85.
(A) is
(B) are
(C) was
(D) were

26(A).

Part C: Reading Comprehension
You can tell a lot from the design and color of food packaging. The color of a packet of M&Ms, for example, can tell you whether they’re peanut, regular, crispy, or caramel. And if you’ve ever glanced at the back of a food package, you know they’re full of information: the story of the brand, nutritional figures, ingredients, and serving size.
There’s something else printed on the back of most food packaging: several brightly-colored circles or squares that look like some sort of secret language. These shapes aren’t an indication of flavors, vitamins, or minerals. They’re really not there for us consumers at all, but rather, for the printing engineers.

The colored circles on food packages can come in a variety of colors: pink, yellow, blue, black, orange, purple, or green, in varying shades of light and dark. Apparently, those colored shapes are called “printer’s color blocks” or “process control patches,” and they’re there to help the printing team who prints the food packaging.

When the packaging is printed, technicians use the colored circles to check that the printing ink is the correct color and quality. They compare the color to boxes printed around the world to ensure consistent brand colors. Most printers only use four colors: cyan (blue-green), yellow, magenta, and black. But some printers have extra colors like orange, green, and violet. This helps them match challenging colors like Home Depot orange and FedEx purple.

Colored circles on food packages help printers to color match when they’re printing food packaging and retain brand consistency all over the world. That means you can reach for a yellow packet of M&Ms in Shanghai, Sarajevo, or Sydney and know you’ll be getting peanuts； Peanut M&Ms, that is.

【題組】86. Which is most likely to be the title for this article?
(A) The Secrets of the Colored Circles on Food Packages.
(B) The Most Popular Colors in Designing Food Packaging.
(C) The Quality Control of Famous Brands.
(D) The Color Control Techniques of Printing.

27(B).

【題組】87. According to this passage, which of the following information is NOT printed on the packages of products?
(A) Major ingredients.
(B) Brand founders.
(C) Story of the brand.
(D) Nutrition information.

28(B).

【題組】88. What is the main purpose of the article?
(A) To introduce the package printing industry.
(B) To explain the importance of product package designing.
(C) To introduce the functions of the colored circles on the packages.
(D) To explain how global brands design the packages for their products.

29(C).

【題組】89. According to the article, which of the following statements is NOT correct?
(A) The printing engineers rely on the color circles to match colors.
(B) The colored circles on the packages may come in different shades.
(C) The Peanut M&Ms in Shanghai and Sydney have the same packages.
(D) The colored circles on the packages can help consumers choose flavors.

30(D).

【題組】90. Which of the following words can best describe the author’s tone in this article?
(A) Serious and tense.
(B) Pessimistic and sad.
(C) Anxious and aggressive.
(D) Informal and humorous.