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科目：學士後中醫◆英文 | 年份：106年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：1

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1. Tiger Woods played poorly in the US Open today; he seemed to be losing his _____ . (A) energy (B) grip (C) sport (D) ability
2. In some countries, wearing helmets is _____ for all cyclists. Those who do not wear helmets are subject to penalty. (A) regal (B) forceful (C) mandatory (D) legitimate
3. He has written a book about this game and is the only person that can speak _____ on its mechanics, history, and cultural elements. (A) genuinely (B) inclusively (C) predominantly (D) authoritatively
4. When people are broke, they find that many things which seem _______ are not so necessary after all. (A) invincible (B) indispensable (C) refundable (D) accountable
5. Some college students have a strong passion for politics. They are far from being indifferent as generally _____. (A) assumed (B) consumed (C) exhumed (D) resumed
6. The differences in results between the two studies were not _____ ; in fact, they seemed to be based on similar assumptions and procedures. (A) incompetent (B)magnificant(C) dependent (D) significant
7. With the aid of _____ made from herbs, Chinese began practicing surgery long before modern surgery was developed in western medicine. (A) aesthetics (B) analysis (C) anesthetics (D) ethics
8. The newly appointed CEO plans to cut the company’s labor ______ to save personnel cost. (A) number (B) force (C) task (D) power
9. After receiving an unexpected proposal, the young lady ______ the idea of marriage in her mind. (A) debated (B) preserved (C) launched (D) disgusted
10. A new baby and a new job can be equally ________. They require a lot of attention and effort. (A) demanding (B) fulfilling (C) refreshing (D) inspiring 
II. Grammar and Structure: Select the word or phrase that best completes the sentence. 20%
11. _______ a job because of one’s sex, age, religion, or skin color, regardless of one’s personal qualifications or accomplishments, is extremely frustrating. (A) Denying (B) Denied (C) Being denying (D) Being denied
12. __________ interactions among friends and acquaintances, play a major role in the social development of adolescents. (A) What are called peer group relations are (B) Peer group relations are (C) Peer group relations, the (D) By peer group relations
13. ______ in 1776 that the Declaration of Independence was signed. (A) It was (B) There was (C) Whenever (D) While
14. People find that indulging in addictive activities temporarily _____ some psychological needs, making them feel good for a short time. (A) satisfy (B) satisfies (C) satisfied (D) being satisfied
15. Great people share, ______ is ______ made George Allen one of the greatest football coaches in the world. (A) what, which (B) that, which (C) which, that (D) which, what
16. Producing nearly forty percent of the oxygen in the world, ___________. (A) Brazil is the place where the Amazon Rain Forest is located (B) the Amazon Rain Forest’s location is in Brazil (C) the Amazon Rain Forest is located in Brazil (D) and the Amazon Rain Forest locates in Brazil
17. Time took its toll on her, and if she had not greeted me first, I _______ her for a complete stranger. (A) will mistake (B) will have mistaken (C) would mistake (D) would have mistaken
18. The Franklin stove, which became common in the 1790s, burned wood __________ an open fireplace. (A) efficiently much more than (B) much more efficiently than (C) much more than efficiently (D) more efficiently much than
19. The industrial development of a country _______ a sufficient supply of raw materials, but also on a stable source of electricity. (A) not only depending on (B) depends on not only (C) depends not only on (D) not depends only on
20. The old tenants ______ the property by the time we arrived. There was no furniture left inside. (A) had vacated (B) have vacated (C) had been vacating (D) vacated
21. (A) at (B) off (C) in (D) on
22. (A) surpress (B) surrogate (C) survive (D) subside
23. (A) strait (B) straight (C) stride (D) studious
24. (A) entitled (B) embedded (C) employed (D) emerged
25. (A) measure (B) monument (C) means (D) maternity
26. (A) committed to protect (B) committed to protecting (C) been committed to protect (D) been committed to protecting
27. (A) In spite (B) In accordance with (C) Despite (D) In view of
28. (A) realities (B) currencies (C) funds (D) capitals
29. (A) modes (B) devices (C) templates (D) conventions
30. (A) where (B) that (C) what (D) which
31. What is the passage mainly about? (A) Van Gogh’s life in Auvers (B) The mystery of Van Gogh’s madness (C) Van Gogh’s role in modern art (D) The characteristics of Van Gogh’s masterpiece
32. Which is NOT mentioned in the passage as a showpiece in the exhibition “On the Verge of Insanity”? (A) A letter to Theo Van Gogh (B) The painting Tree Roots (C) A letter written by Felix Rey (D) The gun most likely used by Van Gogh to kill himself
33. According to the passage, which statement about Tree Roots is NOT true? (A) It doesn’t have a single focal point. (B) It is Van Gogh’s last painting. (C) Van Gogh worked on it on the day he died. (D) Some places of the canvas are not covered with paint.
34. In the last paragraph, to scotch means to __________? (A) put an end to (B) keep an eye on (C) bring forth (D) be in agreement with
35. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) Van Gogh cut off the lobe of his left ear. (B) Causes of Van Gogh’s illness are clearly known. (C) Nienke Bakker suggested that Van Gogh’s madness made him great. (D) Van Gogh’s time in Auvers was the most productive period in his life.
36. In the second paragraph, the author suggests that __________ (A) experts believe that people should count on caffeine to increase efficiency and alertness. (B) caffeine increases efficiency and alertness in the long run. (C) caffeine deprives the body and brain of needed sleep. (D) caffeine is the main cause of sag in energy in the afternoon.
37. Which sentence best expresses the central point (main idea) of the passage? (A) Naps of an hour or so after the midday meal were once popular and are still in favor in Latin American and European countries. (B) Naps, generally short ones about eight hours after waking, energize people mentally and physically. (C) According to sleep researchers, the human body is programmed to become sleepy in the early afternoon. (D) There are two types of naps: short ones that energize body and brain and long ones that make up for great sleep loss.
38. From the passage, we can infer that napping _____________. (A) is generally best done in the late afternoon (B) reduces conflict among workers (C) improves workers’ concentration and performance (D) helps most people sleep better in the evening
39. Which of the following can be inferred from Dr. James B. Maas’suggestions? (A) Daily naps no shorter than 40 minutes compensate sleep loss. (B) Long naps taken on the weekend are healthier than brief naps taken daily. (C) Naps should be scheduled about eight hours before bed time. (D) Taking short naps regularly is as important as exercising daily.
40. According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true? (A) Long naps can affect the body’s clock, making it more difficult to wake up at the proper time in the morning. (B) You will be doing less work if you take a nap during the day. (C) Dr. Maas suggests taking a nap instead of taking a coffee break when you feel tired during the day. (D) It is important to schedule naps at midday instead of late afternoon.

申論題 (1)

V. English Essay Writing. (20%) Use no more than 250 words. 
Background: 
People live longer now than they used to. Discuss the causes of the increased longevity. Use examples and details to support the causes. Make sure that you have an introduction paragraph, one or more body paragraph(s), and a conclusion paragraph.
Why people live longer than before