105年 - [非官方正解]105 國立政治大學_轉學生招生考試﹕英文#128110

1. Wynne-Edwards theorized that many animals perform _____ acts for the good of their species, which was thought to be a progenitor of the field of sociobiology. (A)altruistic (B) extraneous (C) hereditary (D) heuristic

2. Decades of concern for tigers--not to mention millions of dollars donated by well-meaning individuals-- has failed to prevent the demise of perhaps half of the already _____ tiger population. (A)dispersed (B) annihilative (C) looming (D) imperiled

3. His understanding of the French language is still very _____ .In other words, he only knows a few basic French words. (A) contemporary (B) extermination (C) rudimentary (D) domestication

4. Constant _____ and forced behavioral change could effectively control the populace, but at a high cost in terms of human right. (A)surveillance (B) anguish (C) consolation (D) grocery

5. As the technology becomes ever more penetrating and intrusive, information leakage has become _____.(A) remnant (B) rampant (C) resonant (D) reminiscent

6. Hearing problems are a(n) _____ hazard for those who work in a noisy environment. Their hearing is likely to be impaired due to chronic exposure to loud noise. (A)occupational (B) recyclable (C) masculine (D) literary

7. Linda has a very positive _____ to study. She always finishes her homework on time and she never misses a single class. (A)longitude (B) attitude (C) latitude (D) solitude

8. The definition of happiness varies _____ from person to person. Some people cannot be happy without a big house and a luxury car. Others find satisfaction in a small room and a humble bicycle. (A)considerably (B) piously (C) belatedly (D) apologetically

9. Recent research _____ that one in ten children is bullied in school. We really need to take this matter seriously. (A) insults (B) digests (C) reconciles (D) indicates

10. The doctor encourages his patient to talk about his mental suffering without _____ .He believes that only when his patient tells him everything about his illness can he find an effective solution. (A)dissolution (B) supply (C) reserve (D) degree 

11. (A) lived (B) living (C) have lived (D) has lived

12. (A) defined (B) crashed (C) broken (D) killed

13. (A)Using (B) Used (C) Has used (D) Use

14. (A) contributed (B) remarked (C) attributed (D) disapproved

15. (A) below (B) beneath (C) to (D) in 

16. (A)endured (B) endure (C) enduring (D) endurance

17. (A) opponents (B) titans (C) amateurs (D) professions

18. (A) warning (B) maxima (C) anaphor (D) aphorism

19. (A)on (B) for (C) to (D) at

20. (A)demands (B) remains (C) maintains (D) detains 

21. (A)Today the pendulum has swung decisively the other way. (B) Yet the science has hardly changed. (C) One might as well have professed an interest in looking for fairies. (D) The origin of life appears at the moment to be almost a miracle.

22. (A)Today the pendulum has swung decisively the other way. (B) Yet the science has hardly changed. (C) One might as well have professed an interest in looking for fairies. (D) The origin of life appears at the moment to be almost a miracle.

23. (A)Today the pendulum has swung decisively the other way. (B) Yet the science has hardly changed. (C) One might as well have professed an interest in looking for fairies. (D) The origin of life appears at the moment to be almost a miracle.

24. (A)Today the pendulum has swung decisively the other way. (B) Yet the science has hardly changed. (C) One might as well have professed an interest in looking for fairies. (D) The origin of life appears at the moment to be almost a miracle. 

25. According to the text above, which of the following statements is untrue? (A)The sex of a child has an effect on the marriage of his/her parents. (B) A man is more likely to stay married if the child he has with his spouse is a boy. (C) A woman is more likely to stay married if the child she has with her spouse is a girl. (D) The effect of a child's gender on marriage is supported by census and survey data.

26. Which of the following can replace the phrase a baby in utero in the first paragraph? (A)an unborn child (B) a baby in their charge (C) an adopted baby (D) an infant that had just been born

27. What could be reasonably inferred from the text above? (A)Having a daughter is more likely to cause a divorce. (B) If a child lives with both biological parents, that child is more likely to be a boy than a girl. (C) More boys than girls are born in America every year. (D) Women prefer to have sons, too, although the gender of their child does not affect their willingness to stay or get married. 

28. Which of the following plays a role in opening Europe's door for Syrian refugees? (A)The moral conscience of Europeans (B) The image of a drowned Syrian child on a Turkish beach (C) The political courage of Angela Merkel (D) All of the above

29. According to this article, which of the following statement is true? (A)Syrian refugees prefer not to go to Germany. (B) Germany says that it can only absorb thousands of refugees. (C) Some people worry that German culture may be swamped if there are too many foreigners in Germany. (D) All politicians in America welcome foreigners.

30. What is the author's opinion about the migrant crisis in Europe? (A)The author thinks that we should see migrants as chiefly a burden. (B) The author urges the European governments to build a wall on their border. (C) The author suggests that pressure management can perk up the lives of both the immigrants and their hosts. (D) The author believes that Germany has done something wrong.

31. What does the underlined word curbed mean in this article? (A)increased (B) limited (C) discussed (D) beautified 

32. What does the word insomnia mean in this article? (A)A condition of being unable to sleep (B) An addiction to alcohol (C) A passion for food (D) A tendency to get angry

33. According to this article, what can affect one's sleep? (A)Stressful life events (B) A too-bright room (C) Depression (D) All of the above

34. According to this article, which of the following is true? (A)There is only one type of insomnia. (B) Overweight makes one struggle to fall asleep at the start of the night. (C) As we get older, our sleep efficiency decreases. (D) Lighter sleep leads to less awakenings.

35. If you always wake up right around 3 a.m., the problem probably lies in: (A)staring at device screens (B) alcohol (C) sleep apnea (D) gastroesophageal reflux disease

V. Composition 

English Certification Exit Requirements (英文畢業門檻) have been implemented in almost 90% of the universities in Taiwan over a decade. However, due to insufficient research and confined research scale, researchers hold inconclusive viewpoints toward it. Since this language policy may affect students' learning, teachers' teaching as well as English education in Taiwan, it is essential for university students to express their point of view on this issue. Please write a short article (within 500 words) to state whether you agree or disagree with the English Certification Exit Requirements and explain your reasons.