101年 - [非官方正解]101 國立臺灣大學_轉學生招生考試試題：英文#128898

1. I often download movies to my laptop as it has _______ of memory. (A) plenty (B) much (C) lot

2. I don't think Phil has the _______ to listen. He's far too self-obsessed. (A) ability (B) skill (C) talent

3. Hurry up and _______ your point. We haven't got all day. (A) give (B) have (C) make

4. When I first went to Germany, I couldn't _______ a sentence together without making loads of mistakes. (A) string (B) pull (C) fit

5. I was so embarrassed and really _______ when I met the President, I just didn't know what to say. (A) tied up (B) tied down (C) tongue-tied

6. Chris never lets me get a word in _______. (A) forwards (B) edgeways (C) sideways

7. The prime minister's decision had all kinds of consequences _______ the car industry. (A) on (B) for (C) with

8. The decision to strike was a direct consequence _______ the new legislation. (A) at (B) of (C) for

9. The new pizzeria is _______ the main square. (A) just off (B) right off (C) nearby

10. Josh can recite so many poems _______ memory. It's really impressive. (A) by (B) from (C) with

11. We have a lot of home-grown _______ in this country, especially when it comes to cycling. (A) ability (B) skill (C) talent

12. What is the _______ point of the new public gardens? (A) central (B) focal (C) major

13. I had my hair _______ to make it less mousy. (A) added (B) highlighted (C) enhanced

14. Queen Victoria is usually _______ as a stern woman. (A) represented (B) depicted (C) symbolized

15. The documentary I watched last night called the 'placebo _______' was very interesting. (A) effect (B) test (C) performance

16. The main street is _______ with beautiful lime trees. (A) surrounded (B) bordered (C) lined

17. The flowers in my garden _______ love, peace and harmony. (A) show (B) represent (C) portray

18. All of these places are _______ familiar to me, even though I've never been here before. (A) critically (B) reassuringly (C) strangely

19. _______ of children ran through the gates as soon as the park opened. (A) Cliques (B) Hordes (C) Teams

20. Honestly, you've got a memory like a _______. I don't know why I tell you anything! (A) drain (B) hole (C) sieve

21. Maria has this extraordinary _______ to know what I'm thinking even before I do! (A) ability (B) skill (C) talent

22. The hotel has rooms _______ the cathedral gardens. (A) lining (B) overlooking (C) surrounding

23. The model's skin was deliberately _______. (A) lengthened (B) reduced (C) enhanced

24. When we arrived at the station it was _______. (A) pleasantly (B) critically (C) obstinately

25. Dr. King has _______ an experiment to test our perception of time. (A) proved (B) measured (C) devised

26. _______ rule is similar to a state of lawlessness. (A) Horde (B) Gang (C) Mob

27. Mark's motor _______ are poorly developed for a six-year-old. (A) skills (B) abilities (C) effects

28. Caffeine has never had a _______ effect on my levels of alertness. (A) measured (B) tested (C) significant

29. So many people nowadays believe that clothes _______ your attitude to life. (A) feel (B) define (C) make

30. Maria is always _______ cheerful even when things are going really badly for her. (A) eerily (B) resolutely (C) irrepressibly

31. (A) To explore the potential for animal-based warning systems would cost a small fraction of current earthquake and tsunami research. (B) They may even sense in advance what is about to happen in a way that lies beyond current scientific understanding, through some kind of presentiment. (C) They then promptly turned and stampeded up the hill, followed by bewildered villagers, whose lives were thereby saved.

32. (A) In Cuddalore District in South India, buffalo, goats and dogs escaped, and so did a nesting colony of flamingos that flew to higher ground. (B) In all these cases there were many reports of wild and domesticated animals behaving in fearful, anxious, or unusual ways several hours or even days before the earthquakes struck. (C) In contrast, since the 1970s in earthquake-prone areas of China, authorities have encouraged people-to report unusual animal behavior, and Chinese scientists have an impressive track record in predicting earthquakes.

33. (A) With so many well-documented cases of extraordinary animal behavior, it is hard to understand why so few scientists are taking this evidence seriously. (B) The previous day, the chamois (small goat-like antelopes native to Europe) came down from the mountains into the valleys, something they never usually do. (C) This explanation seems unconvincing, however, as there would have been tremors all over South-east Asia.

34. (A) The previous day, the chamois (small goat-like antelopes native to Europe) came down from the mountains into the valleys, something they never usually do. (B) In all these cases there were many reports of wild and domesticated animals behaving in fearful, anxious, or unusual ways several hours or even days before the earthquakes struck. (C) This explanation seems unconvincing, however, as there would have been tremors all over South-east Asia.

35. (A) They may even sense in advance what is about to happen in a way that lies beyond current scientific understanding, through some kind of presentiment. (B) In Cuddalore District in South India, buffalo, goats and dogs escaped, and so did a nesting colony of flamingos that flew to higher ground. (C) They then promptly turned and stampeded up the hill, followed by bewildered villagers, whose lives were thereby saved.

36. (A) To explore the potential for animal-based warning systems would cost a small fraction of current earthquake and tsunami research. (B) The previous day, the chamois (small goat-like antelopes native to Europe) came down from the mountains into the valleys, something they never usually do. (C) With so many well-documented cases of extraordinary animal behavior, it is hard to understand why so few scientists are taking this evidence seriously.

37.(A) In contrast, since the 1970s in earthquake-prone areas of China, authorities have encouraged people to report unusual animal behavior, and Chinese scientists have an impressive track record in predicting earthquakes. (B) To explore the potential for animal-based warning systems would cost a small fraction of current earthquake and tsunami research. (C) This explanation seems unconvincing, however, as there would have been tremors all over South-east Asia.

38. (A) In all these cases there were many reports of wild and domesticated animals behaving in fearful, anxious, or unusual ways several hours or even days before the earthquakes struck. (B) This explanation seems unconvincing, however, as there would have been tremors all over South-east Asia. (C) To explore the potential for animal-based warning systems would cost a small fraction of current earthquake and tsunami research. Read the following review. 16%

39. Which paragraph mentions the perfection of the exhibition's setting? (A) Paragraph A (B) Paragraph B (C) Paragraph C (D) Paragraph D

40. Which paragraph mentions the widening gap between rich and poor? (A) Paragraph E (B) Paragraph F (C) Paragraph G (D) Paragraph A

41. Which paragraph mentions human involvement in environmental damage? (A) Paragraph D (B) Paragraph C (C) Paragraph B (D) Paragraph A

42. Which paragraph mentions the exhibits that had the greatest impact on the writer? (A) Paragraph E (B) Paragraph F (C) Paragraph G (D) Paragraph B

43. Which paragraph mentions a way to attain a sustainable future? (A) Paragraph A (B) Paragraph B (C) Paragraph C (D) Paragraph D

44. Which paragraph mentions a recommendation to visit the exhibition? (A) Paragraph F (B) Paragraph G (C) Paragraph A (D) Paragraph C

45. Which paragraph mentions the writer's personal thirst for knowledge? (A) Paragraph E (B) Paragraph A (C) Paragraph B (D) Paragraph F

46. Choose the best summary of the exhibition, according to the writer. (A) All We Need showcases the work of artists from the developing world. (B) All We Need seeks to highlight inequalities in the living conditions of peoples all around the world. (C) All We Need focuses on the divisive issue of climate change and attempts to sort out the facts from the rhetoric.