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科目：教甄◆英文科 | 年份：106年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：7

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選擇題 (50)

1. India, having practiced the caste system for centuries, is usually perceived as a(n) ___ society, in which individuals are ranked according to their wealth and power. (A) apathetic (B) hierarchical (C) juridical (D) sovereign
2. Accusations of taking performance-enhancing drugs ___ the renowned athlete’s reputation. To prove himself innocent, he will hold a press conference this afternoon. (A) blemish (B) certify (C) eradicate (D) invoke
3. The new restaurant attracts swarms of diners with its vintage style. People, middle-aged and senior people in particular, go there to enjoy the ___ atmosphere. (A) appalling (B) dubious (C) maudlin (D) nostalgic
4. ___ by the loud banging on her front door in the dead of midnight, Judy, with trembling hands, called the police for help immediately. (A) Insulated (B) Maneuvered (C) Petrified (D) Quenched
5. When asked of their secret to maintaining a happy marriage, the couple, who just celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, said mutual trust was the foundation of marital ___. (A) felicity (B) imprecation (C) jeopardy (D) reliance
6. If found guilty of this crime, the suspects will face heavy fines, ___ of goods and even imprisonment. (A) confiscation (B) diminution (C) extirpation (D) friction
7. The police have cracked a telecom fraud ring, consisting of six accomplices who disguised themselves as law enforcement officers to _______ money out of the victims. (A) lurch (B) swindle (C) redeem (D) foment
8. It is a common ______ that women are worse drivers than men. Actually, women have lower accident rates and insurance rates than men. (A) fallacy (B) amnesty (C) cachet (D) stalemate
9. Extreme cold and snow has continued to devastate the country’s nomadic herder community, where thousands of people are left _______. (A) formidable (B) impeccable (C) incessant (D) destitute
10. The opposition says it’s setting up a(n) _______ government after taking control of the capital in a bloody uprising. (A) malignant (B) conjugal (C) interim (D) diffuse
11. (A) To constantly tell (B) To be constantly told (C) Having constantly been told (D) Having constantly told
12. (A) out of kilter (B) out of context (C) out of phase (D) out of sorts
13. (A) a castle in the air (B) the apple of their eye (C) a golden ticket (D) a thing of past
14. (A) take apart (B) take against (C) take on (D) take after
15. (A) election campaigns (B) ballot boxes (C) voting booths (D) poll centers
16. (A) coaxed (B) delved (C) pummeled (D) cogitated
17. (A) which (B) while (C) where (D) since
18. (A) temporarily (B) indefinitely (C) belatedly (D) thematically
19. (A) temperance (B) equivalent (C) cortege (D) vertex
20. (A) curtail (B) extrude (C) impede (D) right
複選題
21 (AB)more
(AC)progressive
(AD)overrode
(AE)overwhelming
(BC)demanding
(BD)devastated
(BE)outcry
(CD)amplification
(CE)fostering
(DE)modernized
(ABC)received
(ABD)simultaneously
複選題
22 (AB)more
(AC)progressive
(AD)overrode
(AE)overwhelming
(BC)demanding
(BD)devastated
(BE)outcry
(CD)amplification
(CE)fostering
(DE)modernized
(ABC)received
(ABD)simultaneously
複選題
23 (AB)more
(AC)progressive
(AD)overrode
(AE)overwhelming
(BC)demanding
(BD)devastated
(BE)outcry
(CD)amplification
(CE)fostering
(DE)modernized
(ABC)received
(ABD)simultaneously
複選題
24 (AB)more
(AC)progressive
(AD)overrode
(AE)overwhelming
(BC)demanding
(BD)devastated
(BE)outcry
(CD)amplification
(CE)fostering
(DE)modernized
(ABC)received
(ABD)simultaneously
複選題
25 (AB)more
(AC)progressive
(AD)overrode
(AE)overwhelming
(BC)demanding
(BD)devastated
(BE)outcry
(CD)amplification
(CE)fostering
(DE)modernized
(ABC)received
(ABD)simultaneously
複選題
26 (AB)more
(AC)progressive
(AD)overrode
(AE)overwhelming
(BC)demanding
(BD)devastated
(BE)outcry
(CD)amplification
(CE)fostering
(DE)modernized
(ABC)received
(ABD)simultaneously
複選題
27 (AB)more
(AC)progressive
(AD)overrode
(AE)overwhelming
(BC)demanding
(BD)devastated
(BE)outcry
(CD)amplification
(CE)fostering
(DE)modernized
(ABC)received
(ABD)simultaneously
複選題
28 (AB)more
(AC)progressive
(AD)overrode
(AE)overwhelming
(BC)demanding
(BD)devastated
(BE)outcry
(CD)amplification
(CE)fostering
(DE)modernized
(ABC)received
(ABD)simultaneously
複選題
29 (AB)more
(AC)progressive
(AD)overrode
(AE)overwhelming
(BC)demanding
(BD)devastated
(BE)outcry
(CD)amplification
(CE)fostering
(DE)modernized
(ABC)received
(ABD)simultaneously
複選題
30 (AB)more
(AC)progressive
(AD)overrode
(AE)overwhelming
(BC)demanding
(BD)devastated
(BE)outcry
(CD)amplification
(CE)fostering
(DE)modernized
(ABC)received
(ABD)simultaneously
複選題
31 (AB) Business with North Korea also serves a domestic goal: It helps employment and incomes in needy Jilin Province.
(AC) For Chinese traders, importing crab is a lucrative business.
(AD) Though China is North Korea’s biggest investor, the North Korean government distrusts the traders, keeping them apart from North Korean workers.
(AE) It is believed that North Korea’s recent nuclear tests would have few consequences for this business.
(BC) It is an exotic niche business in the more than $11 billion annual trade between North Korea and China.
(BD) For the repressed people of North Korea, there appears to be sympathy among residents on the Chinese side of the border.
複選題
32 (AB) Business with North Korea also serves a domestic goal: It helps employment and incomes in needy Jilin Province.
(AC) For Chinese traders, importing crab is a lucrative business.
(AD) Though China is North Korea’s biggest investor, the North Korean government distrusts the traders, keeping them apart from North Korean workers.
(AE) It is believed that North Korea’s recent nuclear tests would have few consequences for this business.
(BC) It is an exotic niche business in the more than $11 billion annual trade between North Korea and China.
(BD) For the repressed people of North Korea, there appears to be sympathy among residents on the Chinese side of the border.
複選題
33 (AB) Business with North Korea also serves a domestic goal: It helps employment and incomes in needy Jilin Province.
(AC) For Chinese traders, importing crab is a lucrative business.
(AD) Though China is North Korea’s biggest investor, the North Korean government distrusts the traders, keeping them apart from North Korean workers.
(AE) It is believed that North Korea’s recent nuclear tests would have few consequences for this business.
(BC) It is an exotic niche business in the more than $11 billion annual trade between North Korea and China.
(BD) For the repressed people of North Korea, there appears to be sympathy among residents on the Chinese side of the border.
複選題
34(AB) Business with North Korea also serves a domestic goal: It helps employment and incomes in needy Jilin Province.
(AC) For Chinese traders, importing crab is a lucrative business.
(AD) Though China is North Korea’s biggest investor, the North Korean government distrusts the traders, keeping them apart from North Korean workers.
(AE) It is believed that North Korea’s recent nuclear tests would have few consequences for this business.
(BC) It is an exotic niche business in the more than $11 billion annual trade between North Korea and China.
(BD) For the repressed people of North Korea, there appears to be sympathy among residents on the Chinese side of the border.
複選題
35 (AB) Business with North Korea also serves a domestic goal: It helps employment and incomes in needy Jilin Province.
(AC) For Chinese traders, importing crab is a lucrative business.
(AD) Though China is North Korea’s biggest investor, the North Korean government distrusts the traders, keeping them apart from North Korean workers.
(AE) It is believed that North Korea’s recent nuclear tests would have few consequences for this business.
(BC) It is an exotic niche business in the more than $11 billion annual trade between North Korea and China.
(BD) For the repressed people of North Korea, there appears to be sympathy among residents on the Chinese side of the border.
36. What is the passage primarily about? (A) Clockmaking in Concord at the turn of the nineteenth century. (B) The importance of Concord in the nineteenth century. (C) Competition between Concord clockmakers and the Willards. (D) The influence of the Willards on clockmaking in Concord.
37. According to the passage, which of the following businesses did NOT supply the clockmaking trade? (A) Wire-drawing mill. (B) Cabinetmaking shops. (C) Iron forge. (D) Glass shops.
38. According to the passage, “the Milldam” was ___. (A) where the Willard family had been producing clocks (B) a type of clock (C) in Boston’s industrial Roxbury Neck (D) an important place in Concord
39. Which of the following features is NOT mentioned as a way the Concord clockmakers attempted to differentiate their products from Willards? (A) Inverted movements. (B) Brass fixtures. (C) Distinctive ornamental inlay. (D) Diamond shaped design.
40. The author implies that the Concord clockmakers ___. (A) would do anything to try to beat Willards (B) attempted to customize their products as much as possible (C) were the most important source of economic growth in Concord (D) were in danger of being prosecuted for breach of patent
41. According to the passage, which of the following is not mentioned as the cause of PTSD? (A) The unpleasant I.C.U. setting. (B) Reckless behavior of nurses. (C) A patient’s emotional problems. (D) The use of a certain class of sedatives.
42. According to the passage, which of the following statements about the patients of PTSD is true? (A) They have vivid memories of events that objectively happened. (B) The longer they stay in the I.C.U., the more likely they are to suffer from PTSD. (C) More than three million I.C.U. patients suffer from PTSD annually in America. (D) Many of them are screened for mental disorder when leaving the I.C.U.
43. According to the passage, which of the following statements about the use of sedatives is not true? (A) It takes patients a longer time to recover without sedatives. (B) Sedatives can help patients manage their pain. (C) Sedatives may intensify patients’ hallucinations . (D) Sedatives can help compel patients to lie still.
44. Which of the following can be concluded from the passage? (A) Critical care specialists have worked hard to verify patients’ horrors. (B) Patients are not recommeded to stay in the I.C.U. for too long. (C) Lighter sedation seems to prevent or shorten the duration of mental disorders. (D) Patients with a history of depression may be more at risk to PTSD.
45. What is the tone of this passage? (A) Suspicious. (B) Pessimistic. (C) Indifferent. (D) Objective.
46. What is the main idea of this article? (A) How social media handle fake news and hate speech. (B) How fake news and hate speech affect American and German elections. (C) Why social media should take fake news and hate speech seriously. (D) Why Germany declares war on fake news and hate speech.
47. According to this article, why is the German Parliament highly likely to approve of the social media bill? (A) Because of the result of the American presidential election. (B) Because of the consent of the German government. (C) Because of the influence of fake news and hate speech. (D) Because of the efforts of Facebook and Twitter.
48. Based on this article, which of the following statements about Facebook is NOT true? (A) It doesn’t try to evade the laws fighting against false news and hate speech. (B) It has become a major platform for fake news and hate speech. (C) It fails to remove fake news and hate speech instantly. (D) It urges users to report fake news and hate speech.
49. According to the author, which of the following statements is TRUE? (A) More hate crimes are reported in Germany than in the United States. (B) Twitter deletes inappropriate content more quickly than Facebook. (C) Fake news and hate speech are more common in Germany than in the United States. (D) German laws are more encompassing than those of the United States.
50. What does the word “scourge” mean in the fourth paragraph? (A) Aggression. (B) Apprehension. (C) Affliction. (D) Articulation.

申論題 (7)

1. resist
2. publicity
3. negotiate
4. defensive
5. distinguish
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    Deserts and steppes are harsh environments where only very specialized plants and animals are capable of survival. While temperatures can soar up to 40-45 degrees Celsius during the day, they can also drop below freezing at night because there is no water vapor in the atmosphere to hold in heat. Rainfall is less than 25cm per year if it rains at all.
    This impossible situation has caused the cacti, the resident tree populations to evolve some very interesting attributes to the point that people usually don’t even look upon them as being trees. Most cacti live in habitats subject to at least some drought. Many live in extremely dry environments, even being found in the Atacama Desert, one of the driest places on earth. Cacti show many adaptations to conserve water. Every part of the organism has changed. Almost all cacti are succulents, meaning they have thickened and fleshy parts acclimatized to store water. Unlike many other succulents, the stem is the only part of most cacti where this vital process takes place. The root systems are usually exceptionally wide, shallow and highly saline to allow the most water absorption in the least amount of time. A full-grown Saguaro cactus, for instance, can imbibe 3,000 liters of water in 10 days. Since the tremendous, broad and flat leaves have become thin and sharply pointed, protective spines, the trunk and branches have developed the ability to perform photosynthesis. It is also covered with a wax that seals in moisture and normally has long, deep creases or ribs running along most or all of the length. These creases make it possible for a great amount of swelling to occur when rains do come. In this way, sufficient water can be accumulated to keep it alive for years without rain.
    What cannot be seen with the naked eye is the plant’s breathing and chemistry. Cacti do the equivalent of holding their breath during daylight hours. The pores that allow transpiration, called stomata, close when the sun is out to prevent excessive water loss. At night, the pores open; thus, oxygen, carbon dioxide and water vapor are allowed to pass through. Due to the fact that photosynthesis cannot happen in the dark, the carbon dioxide is piled up as malic acid, which is commonly found in unripe fruit. The next day, when the sun rises in the east, the stomata shut again, and the cactus performs photosynthesis by using the cumulated carbon dioxide. If one degusted the pulp from a cactus at sunrise, it would taste sour. If one savored it at sunset, one would relish it owing to its sugary elements.
    In addition to all the features mentioned above, the general shape of the cactus is also an advantage. It has very few branches, and all structures tend toward cylindrical and spherical shapes, which maximize the ratio of volume to surface area for the purpose of protecting water reserves more easily. With so many unique adaptations, the cactus survives so well that it has become the most recognizable symbol of desert life.
VII. Essay (15%) 
Pxmart president Hsu Chung-jen said at a book launch that young people complain about low wages, but spend beyond their means on trips abroad, the latest mobile phones and the newest accessories. Do you agree with him? Write an essay based on this topic. 
(Please limit your essay to 200 words)