100年 - [非官方正解]100 國立臺灣大學_碩士班招生考試_部分系所：英文(B)#124126

1. The identified factors are listed _______ in order of importance as ranked by the committee.
(A) as belows (B) in the below (C) in the followings (D) below

2. _______ casualties among the women and children were light； most had been able to escape unharmed.
(A) As a whole (B) At the whole (C) On the whole (D) Over the whole

3. Substituting monounsaturated fats, like those found in olive oil, may help prevent heart disease, and _______ shows that certain polyunsaturated fats may be beneficial as well.
(A) a research (B) research (C) study (D) studies

4. It follows that the so-called "advanced" societies are no model； rather they are most likely to be seen in the end as an _______ in the course of history.
(A) alliteration (B) agglomeration (C) aberration (D) adjuration

5. Her family had a long history of coercive interactional patterns that started at a verbal level but quickly _______ into physical aggression.
(A) alliterated (B) escalated (C) dilated (D) expanded

6. As fuel prices _______, market demand for fuel efficiency also rises and falls.
(A) concentrate (B) fluctuate (C) indicate (D) differentiate

7. Assurance and amazing _______—a presumption that we can now see as culpable innocence—characterized the explorers and colonizers of the world.
(A) audacity (B) audiophile (C) audition (D) aurora

8. The _______ in findings may result from differences in the combination of variables that were examined in the studies.
(A) consistency (B) implication (C) incongruity (D) deliberation

9. The sight of his shaved head _______ the haircuts barbers in the military used to give.
(A) is reminded of (B) is mindful of (C) remind of (D) is reminiscent of

10. Fear is a _______ that keeps most people from speaking in front of a large audience.
(A) deterrent (B) demeanor (C) detainer (D) decipher

11. The cost of vegetables declined further in the retail market on Sunday, mainly due to increase supply, particularly of onions and potatoes, to the wholesale market  in the last week.(A)cost of(B)in the retail market(C)increase (D)in the last week

12. Jonathan Edwards  was one of the most  prominent literary figures in eighteen-century colonial America and a prolific writer of numerous sermons, notes, religious tracts and books.(A)was(B)prominent(C)eighteen-century(D)of

13. Judy could not find her key and was unable to wake her parents, so her room was accessible to her until morning.(A)key(B)wake her parents(C)accessible to(D)until morning

14. The "Bow of God's Wrath is bent, and the Arrow  made ready on the string,"  waits to pierce the sinners' hearts  at any moment.(A)made ready(B)waits(C)the sinners'(D)at any moment

15. When Mrs. Robinson opened the door  with knocking first, she blundered into a room of  teenage boys looking at skin magazines.(A)with(B)blundered into(C)teenage(D)looking at

16. Inside each of us is a mess of unruly primitive impulses, and  these can sometimes, under the strenuous self-discipline and dedication  of art, result  from notable creativity.(A)these(B)under(C)of(D)from

17. As drugs or alcohol, the television experience allows the participant to blot out the real world and enter into a pleasurable and passive mental state.(A)As(B)alcohol(C)to blot out(D)enter into

18. This effort to deny women of their biological identity, their individuality, their humanness, is such an important aspect of obscene language that one can only marvel at how seldom this fact is brought to our attention.(A)deny women of(B)humanness(C)marvel at(D)is brought to

19.  On occasion the koala does come down to the ground, usually to shuffle over to another tree, generally take opportunity along the way to lick up some gravel to aid in digestion.(A)On occasion(B)does(C)take opportunity(D)in digestion

20. Because of  the shortage of certificated high school teachers, temporary  teaching permits were granted to persons qualified in a particular subject but lack specific teacher education.(A)the shortage of(B)teaching permits(C)persons(D)lack

21. (A) possess (B) is possessed (C) possesses (D) possessing

22. (A) from (B) for (C) about (D) under

23. (A) assumes (B) presumes (C) admits (D) permits

24. (A) intuitively (B) initially (C) intentionally (D) potentially

25. (A) at (B) on (C) with (D) in

26. (A) centers (B) talks (C) looks (D) addresses

27. (A) sensation with (B) sensibility in (C) sense of (D) sensuality to

28. (A) explicit (B) existential (C) strict (D) observant

29. (A) noticed (B) informed (C) notified (D) classified

30. (A) of some manner (B) on certain method (C) with some clues (D) in some way

31. (A) followed them (B) had been followed (C) followed (D) had followed them

32. (A) to be associating (B) associating (C) associates (D) associated

33. (A) West's (B) Western (C) West side (D) Western half

34. (A) vehicles (B) vessels (C) machines (D) conveyors

35. (A) adaption in (B) abduction from (C) adoption of (D) option at

36. (A) to quote (B) to be quoting (C) to be quoted (D) quoting

37. (A) for trying (B) trying (C) try (D) tried

38. (A) outside it (B) inside it (C) beside it (D) alongside it

39. (A) frontlines (B) deadlines (C) sidelines (D) headlines

40. (A) frostbite (B) sound bite (C) overbite (D) cenobite

41. (A) sufficient (B) not sufficient (C) efficient (D) not efficient

42. (A) In no case (B) In any case (C) In some cases (D) In case

43. (A) intend (B) pretend (C) tend (D) extend

44. (A) in the presence (B) during the absence (C) on the essence (D) at the insistence

45. (A) transfer (B) defer (C) infer (D) prefer

46. (A) limit (B) limits (C) limitation (D) limited

47. (A) disappear (B) diversify (C) discharge (D) deliver

48. (A) prospectively (B) denominationally (C) demonstrably (D) predominantly

49. (A) that (B) where (C) in which (D) in that

50. (A) minimize (B) minuscule (C) majuscule (D) minus