108年 - 108 義守大學_學士後中醫學系入學招生考試試題：英文#77129

科目：學士後中醫◆英文 | 年份：108年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：1

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1. After working two weeks without a break, Tim’s energy level was so __________ that when he did finally get a day off, all he could do was sleep. (A) depleted (B) converted (C) distributed (D) intensive
2. The south of the city has long been its most __________ area with incomes well below average. (A) prosperous (B) significant (C) impoverished (D) affluent
3. More than two hundred years ago the United States ______ from the British Empire and became an independent country. (A) got off (B) put off (C) broke away (D) attached to
4. It can be a strength rather than a weakness to express your emotions and show that you are ______to difficulties. (A) inspired (B) vulnerable (C) frivolous (D) motivated
5. An __________ and sudden pain in the left arm is sometimes the first warning of a heart attack. (A) elastic (B) extensive (C) exploratory (D) intense
6. The law __________ double-parking in this city. (A) flings (B) prohibits (C) erodes (D) facilitates
7. They have to __________ their stay for another week in that city. (A) prolong (B) deport (C) procreate (D) denote
8. There are __________ differences between theory and practice. (A) resilient (B) laden (C) radical (D) medieval
9. The wages were often _______ according to the number of hours worked. (A) paralyzed (B) entertained (C) detested (D) reckoned
10. Craig assured his boss that he would _______ all his energies in doing this new job. (A) call forth (B) call at (C) call on (D) call off
II. Grammar: Please choose the BEST answer for each question. 11. Had they been done by hand, the millions of calculations involved ________ all practical value by the time they were finished. (A) could lose (B) would have lost (C) might be losing (D) ought to lose
12. I worked so late in the office last night that I hardly had time ________ the last bus. (A) to catch (B) to have caught (C) catching (D) having caught
13. __________ the fact that his initial experiments had failed, Professor White persisted in his research. (A) As far as (B) In spite of (C) As long as (D) In case of
14. If I __________ a more reliable car, I __________ to Canada rather than fly. (A) would have… would drive (B) had… had driven (C) had... would drive (D) would have had… would drive
15. Although he was a teenager, Fred could resist _______ what to do and what not to do. (A) to be told (B) having being told (C) being told (D) to have been told
16. The concert features, __________ others, Lady Gaga and Maroon 5. Their music is still very popular __________ teenagers. (A) between… among (B) between… between (C) among… into (D) among… among
17. Doing your homework is a sure way to improve your test scores, and this is especially true __________ it comes to classroom tests. (A) despite (B) because (C) since (D) when
18. __________ at the party, I saw Peter standing alone. (A) Being arrived (B) Having been arrived (C) Arriving (D) Have been arriving
19. I appreciated __________ the opportunity to study abroad two years ago. (A) having been given (B) having being given (C) to have been given (D)to have given
20. I apologize if I _________ you, but I assure you it was unintentional. (A) offend (B) had offended (C) have been offended (D)might be offended
21. (A) in (B) on (C) for (D) at
22. (A) controversy (B) controversies (C) controversial (D) controversially
23. (A) extradited (B) exhorted (C) expended (D) exonerated
24. (A) commemoration (B) riot (C) carnival (D) ritual
25. (A) for (B) of (C) between (D) with
26. (A) of (B) at (C) for (D) on
27. (A) enlightens (B) obstructs (C) delineates (D) propagates
28. (A) where (B) whose (C) which (D) when
29. (A) them (B) it (C) so (D) such
30. (A) unfeasible (B) indispensable (C) inaccessible (D) unable
31. According to the passage, our preferences for certain colors are __________. (A) associated with our blood types (B) dependent on our personalities (C) are linked with our ancestors (D) partly due to psychological factors
32. If people are exposed to bright red, which of the following things does NOT happen? (A) They breathe faster. (B) They feel satisfied. (C) Their blood pressure rises. (D) Their hearts beat faster.
33. Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the passage? (A) Color probably has an effect on us that we are not conscious of. (B) Yellow fire engines have caused many bad accidents in some advanced communities. (C) People exposed to pure blue start to breathe more slowly. (D) The psychology of color is of some practical use.
34. Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the passage? (A) Manufacturers often sell sugar in green wrapping. (B) Dark blue brings people the feeling of being energetic. (C) Primitive people associated heat and anger with red. (D) Green and yellow are associated with calm and passive defense.
35. Which of the following could be the most suitable title for the passage? (A) The Crisis of Color Psychology. (B) Color and Politics. (C) The Overuse of Color Psychology. (D) Color and Feelings.
36. According to the passage, Capoeira is (A) a dying art. (B) becoming more popular. (C) from Japan. (D) an activity for the brain only.
37. Who invented Capoeira? (A) Dancers (B) Kapoera (C) Morpheus (D) Slaves
38. What is NOT included in Capoeira? (A) poetry (B) music (C) martial arts (D) gymnastics
39. Today Capoeira is NOT (A) a form of exercise. (B) a martial art. (C) a dance (D) a medical treatment.
40. Which is NOT true about Capoeira? (A) It was invented hundreds of years ago. (B) It is played with music. (C) It is always played by teams of 10 people. (D) It is still popular today.

申論題 (1)

二、作文題（共 20 分）： 
Directions: Read carefully the below passage about the issue of long-term care in Taiwan. Then write a well-organized short essay of approximately 300 words in English as your response to this passage. 
　　In April this year, Taiwan passed the threshold to officially become an aged society, with more than 14% of the population older than 65. That trend is set to accelerate over the next decade. By 2026, 21% of the population will be senior citizens, making Taiwan a hyper-aged society. While the government has tried to boost the fertility rate, those efforts have largely fallen flat. Taiwan’s birth rate of 1.13 is the third-lowest in the world, down from nearly 1.8 at the turn of the 21st century. Given the growing number of the elderly and the low replacement rate－which means fewer young people to help look after their aged family members－the government has felt the need to develop a robust long-term care plan. Currently Taiwan is in the second stage of an ambitious two-decade program. 紅核(red nucleus)