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His way of life may seem a bit ostentatious, but his energy and enthusiasm is infectious, and there is nothing snobbish or contemptible about him. (A) flamboyant (B) insufficient (C) indigent (D) understandable (E) conservative
2. The pyramids illustrate the ingenuity of the ancient Egyptians. (A) cleverness (B) violence (C) tranquility (D) peace (E) offense .
3. I am not vain enough to delude myself that I can in the few remaining years make an important discovery useful for everyone or can lead a social movement. (A) confront (B) obscure (C) enclose (D) beguile (E) compete
4. We act callously when we disregard or even turn our backs on the needs of the distressed and disadvantaged in our community. (A) forcefully (B) understandably (C) unfeelingly (D) affectionately (E) impartially
5. While the dazzle of the moment is fresh and indeed surreal, Dion’s commitment to her work as an actress is grounded in impressive self-knowledge. (A) cleanness (B) terror (C) splendor (D) duo (E) command B. Please choose the best answer to complete each sentence. .
6. While stopped at the traffic light, the ______ socialite in her brand new luxury car glanced disdainfully to her left at the beat-up old sedan and at the car’s driver. (A) supercilious (B) primitive (C) addictive (D) languid (E) gallant
7. The patient ______ with the doctor's orders, doing what the doctor told him to do. (A) complied (B) defied (C) repudiated (D) broke (E) refilled
8. To keep the discussion focused on realistic possibilities, it is ______ that active researchers in the area participate. (A) imperative (B) genetic (C) faculty (D) desperate (E) mortal .
9. The ______ women travelers described in this book may not have breached the gap between colonizers and the colonized, but through their efforts both were changed in the process of their encounters. (A) cautious (B) irresolute (C) flitching (D) intrepid (E) imprudent
10. Trying to get around almost any Latin American capital has become more time-consuming in the past decade. There are millions more cars, but investing in roads and public transport has ______ behind. (A) lagged (B) legged (C) leagued (D) liquored (E) lingered
11. A ______ person is overtly modest in speaking of his or her own qualities and accomplishment. (A) self-effacing (B) self-efficient (C) self-seeking (D) self-enclosed (E) self-employed
12. In MRI, the patient is placed in the magnetic field, and a pulse of radio waves is generated by antennas ______ around the patient. (A) recorded (B) positioned (C) pressured (D) replicated (E) cozened
13. My friend Jason complains about his bad temper and serious condition of insomnia, I think that Jason should consult a ______ about his feelings of sadness and anxiety. (A) philanthropist (B) physicist (C) physiologist (D) psychologist (E) philosopher
14. A study claims that the smell of fear is real, transmissible by direct or indirect contact, and therefore it is ______. (A) exclusive (B) contagious (C) demanding (D) translucent (E) magnificent
15. The main ______ to development is the country's gigantic foreign debt. (A) production (B) innovation (C) network (D) federation (E) impediment
16. The silver drinking cups seen in the work are exact ______ of ancient goblets discovered in an archaeological dig, while the discovery of what some believe to be King Philip’s grave in 1977 gave the makeup department specific cues. (A) replicas (B) benches (C) personas (D) authenticities (E) commodities
17. The actor had Lincoln so ______ in his psyche, in his soul, in his mind, that the director would come to work in the morning and Lincoln would sit behind his desk and they would begin the movie. (A) restrained (B) restated (C) shunned (D) cracked (E) embedded
18. The place, well equipped, comfortable, with first floor balcony and large deck, provides a pleasant ______ for watching the wildlife. (A) vantage (B) daredevil (C) mount (D) recruitment (E) constraint
19. Like all parents of modest personality, they stopped ______ their desire to shop for themselves when they began to have children and needed to save more money. (A) intriguing (B) monitoring (C) indulging (D) designating (E) moralizing
20. Such diagnostic failures are treated as anomalous events because they do not conform to ______ patterns, because they divert from standard models. (A) amused (B) injected (C) amplified (D) projected (E) ejected 
21. ______ the philosophy that medicine is a human experience, Dr. Mars placed the course “Medicine in Society” in the core curriculum of the medical school. (A) Holding (B) Held (C) Having hold (D) To have held (E) To be held
22. K. Danner Clouser warns that medical students ______ by those who live in the medical world are easily trapped in conceptual ghettos, a world segregated from the common world of the patients. (A) who trained (B) trained (C) have trained (D) have been trained (E) are being trained
23. ______ the opponents of Julius Caesar were steadfast in their struggle against him, the tale of Julius Caesar is filled with ambition, glory, and ultimately, tragedy. (A) Now that (B) However (C) In terms of (D) In spite of (E) Because of
24. Catching the Big Fish comes as a revelation to the legion of fans ______ personal vision, and it is equally compelling to those who wonder how they can nurture their own creativity. (A) who have longed to better understand the author’s (B) have longed to better understand the author’s (C) with a longing to better understand the author (D) whose longing to better understand the author (E) that have better understood the author
25. Human ingenuity and the laws of physics are a dynamic combination which seems to have no limits. The question of whether life and intelligence exist elsewhere in the universe ______ planetary systems are common or a unique aberration of our own star. (A) results in how (B) builds on where (C) dominated by that (D) hinges on if (E) interacts with that
26. Once you stray outside the mosque, there is nothing more indicative of Arabia than the customs and tradition ______ by Dubai. (A) wrap up in the life style representing (B) wrapped up in the life style represented (C) wrapping up in the life style represent (D) wrap up in the life style representation (E) wrapped up in the life style represent
27. ______ calculators makes it harder to succeed in business. (A) Not know how to use (B) Not knowing what to use (C) Not knowing which to use (D) Not known to use (E) Not knowing how to use
28. ______, you can succeed at a job interview and get the job you want. (A) As you following three simple steps (B) By following three simple steps (C) By follow three simple steps (D) By followed three simple steps (E) By three simple steps follow
29. ______ most climate experts, forest preservation must be part of the world’s response to global warming as well. (A) Above all (B) Despite (C) Other (D) Until (E) According to
30. ______ the field of reputation management is relatively new, it has changed significantly because Yelp, Yahoo and other review sites are making it harder to counter a bad review by posting a positive one. (A) With (B) While (C) To (D) In (E) At 
31. In New York City, there lives a man who claims to be a certified leech therapist, and he believes these terrify water-dwelling creatures can help his clients get rid of allergies, fix infertility, and cure other ailments.（選錯誤） (A) claims to be(B) terrify (C) water-dwelling(D) get rid of(E) other ailments. .
32. The Bureau of Labor Statistics has drawn up a list of the top ten most dangerous jobs, based on the number of persons killed in various type of work. (A)has drawn(B)a list(C) most dangerous(D) based on (E) type
33. After years of blogging and tweeting about the hardships of daily life in Cuba to a rapidly expanding international audience, writer Yoani Sanchez launch a digital newspaper on Wednesday, testing the limits of freedom of speech on the Communist-run island. (A) blogging and tweeting(B)rapidly expanding(C)launch(D)digital newspaper(E) testing

34. This book is intends to help you select compatible native plants appropriate for your Arizona low desert garden and arrange them in appealing combinations. (A) intends(B) compatible native plants(C) for(D) low desert garden(E)appealing

35. In their simplest form, auctions are events who customers bid on items, and whoever is willing to pay the most gets to take them home. (A)In their simplest form (B) who (C) bid on (D) whoever (E) is willing to
36. Poverty devastates families, communities and nations; it causes instable and political unrest and fuels conflict. (A) devastates(B) communities(C) instable(D) political unres(E) fuels
37. The newspaper is an important means for people to obtain information, and its versatile and availability make it the most popular mass medium at all levels of a community. (A)means(B) obtain information(C)versatile(D) make it (E) mass medium
38. Speech arises not just from the expressive values of the words when join with due respect for logic and syntax but also from my experience of the world, other persons and the language I inhabit. (A)expressive values(B) join with (C) respect for logic and syntax(D)from my experience of the world(E) I inhabit
39. The majority of Irish immigrants to the United States during the decades immediately before and after the American Revolution of 1776 to 1783 were Protestants from Ulster, Ireland’s north provinces. (A)The majority of(B)during the decades(C) immediately before and after(D)Protestants from(E) north provinces
40. If you looked in the articles of the rights of men, you would have found your efforts superseded, because without equality, liberty cannot exist. (A) looked (B) the rights of men(C) efforts superseded(D) without equality(E) cannot exist
41. In the first paragraph, the word “procrastination” means ______. (A) discrepancy (B) affiliation (C) carelessness (D) dilatoriness (E) paralysis
42. According to the passage, there are many explanations provided by psychologists on why people procrastinate. Which of the followings is not one of them? (A) lack of confidence (B) depression (C) diligence (D) lack of self-control (E) low spirit
43. According to the passage, we find ______. (A) people cannot deal with abstract task (B) people are more likely to finish their task when they are well-paid (C) it is nature to malinger (D) people are more likely to finish concrete task than abstract one (E) difficulties often prompt people to take the challenge
44. What is the main idea of this passage? (A) Geoengineers are taking the step to build a large sun-shade. (B) We do not have much time for geoengineering debate. (C) The debate over whether humans can possibly take control over climate change. (D) Global warming can be monitored. (E) Planetary sunshade construction is a cutting-edge technology.
45. The tone of the narrator could be described as ______. (A) energetic (B) incredible (C) pessimistic (D) ironic (E) concerned
46. Which is the best title for the essay above? (A) Spinal Cord Injury: New Drug (B) Spinal Cord Injury: Hope Through Research (C) New Medical Resources (D) How are Spinal Cord Injuries Classified (E) What Happens When the Spinal Cord Is Injured
47. According to the essay above, which answer is correct? (A) Scientists expect further development of spinal nerve regeneration in the future. (B) Most spinal injured survivors are female. (C) Doctors and scientists have found a solution for serious spinal cord injury. (D) Women would get injured easily. (E) Repositioning the spine remains the most difficult problem.
48. Several new surgical techniques will contribute to spinal cord injury survivors, but which technology is NOT discussed in the essay? (A) spinal nerve regeneration (B) neuroprotection (C) neurorehabilitation (D) cell replacement (E) heart bracket valve and implanting device
49. Which statement is correct? (A)Doctors use antibiotics to treat infection problems for spinal cord injury survivors. (B)Most cases of spinal cord injuries result from violence. (C)Before World War II, scientist found special cure for spinal cord injury. (D)A lot of survivors of spinal cord injury do not need to use wheelchair after one year’s treatment. (E)Treating spinal cord injuries, most doctors do not suggest antibiotics to avoid drug resistance.
50. What does it mean by chronic paralysis? (A) Loss or impairment of motor function of body for a long time. (B) Loss of feeling of sympathy in a long term. (C) Tentative loss of muscle function. (D) Loss of auditory function. (E) Loss of life.
51. The film, Artificial Intelligence, directed by Spielberg falls into the genre of _____. (A) a detective story (B) a ghost story (C) science fiction (D) animated story (E) war history
52. Spielberg wants to probe into several themes and motifs, including _________ . (A) the nature of human beings (B) how scientists should work on experiments (C) why robots can be adopted by humans (D) how people can find blue fairies (E) how to cure cryo-stasis
53. According to the description above, which one is correct? (A) Monica is revived and lived happily with David thereafter. (B) Monica represents the human beings who do not like robots. (C) David is a robot boy yearning for friendship. (D) David is a robot boy thrust into an unsympathetic human world. (E) David makes a decision by living with the blue fairy.
54. Please describe the film reviewer’s commentary toward the film Artificial Intelligence? (A) The film is very realistic. (B) The film is sentimental. (C) The film is too blood-thirsty. (D) The film is illogical. (E) The film is not comprehensible.
55. What question is to be solved by Spielberg? (A) Why the Robot Boy needs a Mom? (B) Why the Robot Boy needs to be reprogrammed? (C) How does the Robot Boy imitate human Life? (D) What is the fate of Artificial Intelligence? (E) Has Spielberg’s film let human beings better understand themselves?

申論題 (1)

Please write a well-organized essay in at least 200 words to express your view on the increase of police force. 
　　In response to recent incidents that haunt the society, from an increasing number of rallies to enhanced security after the Taipei MRT stabbing incident, the government resolves to boost police numbers. This sets off concerns and worries over tolerance of police force turning into abuse of power. During the Sunflower protest in March, for example, the picture of a police officer clubbing unarmed students in protest has set off an alarm of the Ma Administration’s turning this country into a police state in which the government exercises rigid and repressive controls over the social, economic, and political life of the population. 
　　Do you agree or disagree with the idea that the boost of police force is the solution to social disturbance? Give specific reasons or examples to support your ideas.