109年 - [非官方正解]109國立台灣師範大學碩士在職專班招生考試:英文#110559

科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文 | 年份：109年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：1

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所屬科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文

選擇題 (40)

1.While it is sometimes considered improper to________ "'Christmas" to "Xmas" for reasons of religious sensitivity, most Americans accept "'Xmas" as a valid word form. (A) convert (B) create (C) abbreviate(D) delete
2. Gene therapy is in its_________ stages of development, but could be a promising option for treating a number of inherited diseases and some cancers. (A) initial (B) mature (C) crucial (D) conceptual
3.The airline company will be one of the main_______of the charity program. (A) sculptors (B) sponsors (C) undergraduates(D) villains
4. A new classroom is being built. However, in the______, the students have to squeeze into this small alternative room. (A) midst (B) intersection (C) frontier (D) meantime
5. The army had to cease military operations above 35 degrees north_____.(A) Celsius (B) hemisphere (C) altitude(D) eternity
6. If the passengers have any problems during the flight, they should contact the_____ for assistance. (D) mouthpiece (A) stewardess (B) predecessor (C) premier
7. The core valuc of academic freedom lies in the notion that truth is best discovered through the______ investigation in relative information. (A) unanimous (B) intrinsic (C) individualistic (D) comprehensive
8. Similar to ordinary dolphins, bats have a highly _________sonar system, called echolocation, which allows bats to avoid obstacles and track tiny insects in total darkness. (A) navigated (B) sophisticated (C) decorated (D) compact
9. Since the concert had already started, the_______ did not let us into the auditorium. (A) saint (B) sovereign (C) usher (D) waitress
10. The City of Cleveland_______ its support for public art by enacting legislation requiring that 1.5% of the budget for every City project of over $350,000 go to public art. (A) manifested (B) denounced(C) repealed(D) postponed
11. The soldiers feared that their enemies would_________them, but, eventually, their enemies not only did not kill them but in fact treated them well. (A) repay (B) rally (C) sanction(D) slaughter
12. In most developed states, people are_______ innocent until proven guilty. (A) preserved(B) conditioned (C) defined (D) presumed
13. One could be trust worthy for being a person of total________. (A) integrity (B) insight (C) ingenuity (D) intellect
14. More than half a century after the Korean War, the world is still concerned about the political situation in the Korcan______ today. (A) petroleum (B) peninsula (C) island (D) hemisphere
15. When using insecticide, it is essential that the chemical be applied with great care in order not to endanger________ vegetation and wildlife. (A) adjacent (B) perilous (C) gigantic(D) relieved
16. The cost of higher education in the United States can_______ tens of thousands of dollars, often making it forbiddingly expensive for many aspiring international students to pay for college. (A) dwindle down to (B) save up to (C) add up to (D) be cut down to
17. Temperature fluctuations cause fluids to______ and expand notic iceably (A) inflate (B) contract(C) weaken(D) lessen
18. Excellent chefs are able to distinguish much more______differences in food than ordinary people. (A) subtle (B) trivial (C) distinct (D) annoying
19. DNA testing, the most_______ technique to provide genetic information, is widely accepted as scientifically reliable. (A) obsolete (B) accurate (C) obstinate (D) primitive
20. More than seven decades have elapsed since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was_________ by the United Nations on December 10, 1948. (A) financed (B) elected (C) nominated (D) adopted
1.(A) who's (B) whose (C) whoever (D) whomever
2.(A) named after (B) looked after(C) taking after (D) coming after
3.(A) into (B) toward (C) against (D) with
4. (A) other (B) the other (C) another (D) different
5.(A) there's (B) that's (C) it's(D) theirs
6. (A) while (B) whereas (C) with (D) without
7. (A)ran by (B) confront (C) belonged to (D) belong to
8. (A) herald (B)confront(C) reject(D) conclude
9. (A) lie (B) lied (C) lay (D) laid
10. (A) playing (B) playing with (C) practicing (D) practicing with
11. (A) prohibiting (B) protecting (C) providing (D) proposing
12. (A) at times (B) lcss so (C) nevertheless(D) ever more
13. (A) on the table (B) on board (C) at large (D) at ease
14. (A) ozone-friendly (B) ozone-oriented (C) ozone-depleted (D) ozone-depleting
15. (A) look up (B) add on (C) phase out(D) check in
1.Which statement is true? (A) Japan's prime minister was referred to as "ABE Shinzo" in English documents before January 2020. (B) It has been comm mmon for Japanese people to write their family names entirely in capital letters since the Mejji era. (C) A recent opinion poll shows that the majority of Japanese people prefer writing their namnes in the same order in both Japanese and English documents. (D) A recent opinion poll shows that the ma najority of Japanese people agree to abandon Westem ways in favor of Chinesc cultural practices.
2.Which phrase can replace "Henceforth" in the first paragraph? (A) In addition (B) From now on (C) In other words (D) Till now
3.What does the pronoun "it" in the second paragraph stand for? (A) Japanese people's national pride (B) Capitalizing the entirc family name (C) Writing the family name before the given name (D) The influence of Chinese cultural practices
4. What is the "irony" in the third paragraph? (A) Though criticizing the Western way of writing names, Japanese people pushed for Western practices in the I 9" century. (B) Though reverting to the traditional way to put surname first, Japanese people are concerned about the rising powers of Asia. (C) Though rejecting Chinese influences during the Meiji era, Japanese people are bringing back Chinese cultural practices. (D) Though it is more convenient to put given name first, Japanese people revert to surname-first.
5. What can be inferred from this excerpt? (A) The author proposes that Japanese people should revert to surname first. (B) The author believes that the Westen way of writing Japanese names shows Westemers' ignorar ance of Japanese culture. (C) The author considers adopting Western cultural practices important for Japan to compete with the West. (D) The author attributes the recent "normalization" of Japanese names to the rise of Asian powers.

申論題 (1)

I. Composition (35 points) 
       To what degree does privacy matter to people nowadays? Living in an era of social media, smartphones, and high-tech search engines, have you traded off your privacy for the convenience of the internet? Like it or not, we are feeding some of our most intimate personal data to profit-making machines whenever we chat on social media, make online purchases or simply browse through webpages. Some may claim that the benefits of the internet are worth the loss of some privacy； others, however, may want to insist on the importance of privacy and consider the loss of privacy a threat to one's safety and individuality. 
      Write a well-structured essay of about 200-300 words to express your thoughts or share your experiences with the issue of privacy on the internet. You are welcome (but are not limited) to answer (any of) the following questions in your essay: Is privacy a concern when you use the internet? Have you been bothered by any privacy violation online? Do you think that the loss of privacy is a necessary sacrifice for one to enjoy the convenience of the internet? Or, do you think that some balance is reachable between the protection of privacy and the advancement of the internet technology? How have you tricd, if ever, to protect your privacy online?