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科目：教甄◆英文科 | 年份：110年 | 選擇題數：25 | 申論題數：15

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1. The pipe is leaking again, so you have to call the ________. (A) handyman (B) sailor (C) steward (D) plumber (E) chamber
2. Amy was in _______ because her vegetable garden was ruined. (A) desperate (B) despite (C) despair (D) wicked (E) dignity
3. We may as well _____ some coffee； we’ll be working on these reports all night. (A) blew (B) do (C) stew (D) brew (E) drew
4. Luckily, the business executives had the ____ to cut costs before their business started to slow down. (A) addiction (B) forecast (C) calculation  (D) foresight (E) hindsight
5. If you live in an earthquake zone, it is important to take ______ measures to protect your family and home. (A) adventurous (B) conservative (C) innovative (D) unconventional (E) preventive
6. The company is relocating to new ________ next month. (A) pressure (B) primary (C) prayers (D) premises (E) promotion
7. Several reporters asked for information about the budget but the speaker _____ their questions. (A) evaded (B) evacuated (C) exposed (D) confronted (E) undermined
8. The doctor advised him not to have ________ food. (A) greedy (B) grain (C) greasy (D) grease (E) gravelly
9. The president’s pledge to renew and rebuild ______ on a large scale has lifted commodity prices on expectation of higher demand. (A) infrastructure (B) configuration (C) framework (D) lattice (E) composition 
10. The ________ teen, due to his well-rounded mental superiority, was admitted to the prestigious university at the age of 12, making him the youngest of their enrollments ever. (A) precocious (B) efficacious (C) anomalous (D) meticulous (E) exiguous
11. Neil Armstrong’s first steps on the moon marked the ________ of achievement of the human spaceflight effort through the sixties. (A) quail (B) ravine (C) pinnacle (D) salvage (E) recalcitrance
12. _______ substances can be easily hammered or stretched into thin wires without breakage. Most metals are good examples with this property, including gold, silver, and copper. (A) Brittle (B) Ductile (C) Prolix (D) Sturdy (E) Robust
13. The ________ caused by the pandemic has caused many to question whether we will ever return to business as usual. (A) assiduity (B) obtuseness (C) parable (D) epilogue (E) upheaval
14. You can ______ the fish with lemon slices before serving the dish on the table. (A) emblazon (B) garnish (C) ruffle (D) swathe (E) quench
15. The customer service of this company is tired of wasting time in dealing with high numbers of _____ and unreasonable complaints every day. (A) frivolous (B) sober (C) alleged (D) substantiated (E) authentic
16. All the plans were held in ______ pending decision made by the government after thorough investigation. (A) fustian (B) abeyance (C) dross (D) objurgation (E) epiphany
17. Research using Touch Assessment Test has shown that autistic children are more sensitive to ______ sensory stimulus than normal children. (A) languish (B) tactile (C) schematic (D) autonomous (E) varnishing
18. Mother Teresa was the ______ of comparison and care. She prayed constantly. She was a joyful Christian. She was like a burst of God’s white hot love in a dark dull world. (A) epitome (B) reprise (C) acclamation (D) eulogy (E) perspicacity
Reading 1 
        Solar storms are electromagnetic outbursts that send billions of tons of charged particles toward Earth. They have the potential to destroy our electrical grids as well as all connections that we have with satellites in space. Every credit card purchase, every plane flight, and every cell phone call relies on a satellite connection. The modern world as we know it would come to a halt. 
19. The main idea of the above paragraph (Reading 1) is (A) Solar storms will destroy satellite connections and thereby stop the world from functioning. (B) Solar storms are electromagnetic outbursts. (C) Solar storms will destroy the modern world. (D) Solar storms send billions of tons of charged particles toward Earth. (E) Our credit card purchases and cell phone calls depend on solar storms.
Reading 2 
      At one of the world’s highest lakes, the endangered Lake Titicaca frog survives huge variations in temperature and intense UV rays by permanently living on the lake’s floor. Since the frog never comes to the surface, it breathes only through its skin. As a consequence, it evolved with many folds and flaps to increase its surface area. “Tragically, I’ve only seen this frog in a blender,” Cooke reports. “People have decided he’s a medicinal cure.” Cooke’s videos expose frog juice bars, which have caused the ancient species to be on the brink of extinction. 
20. The main idea of the above paragraph (Reading 2) is (A) Lake Titicaca frog is a strange animal. (B) People only find this frog in a blender. (C) Lake Titicaca frog is a rare amphibian species on the brink of extinction. (D) Lake Titicaca frog never comes to the surface. (E) The frog breathes only through its skin.
21. The expression “hawk-like” in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to (A) passive (B) aggressive (C) easy-going (D) invincible (E) convincing
22. According to Paragraph 2, which of the following is the best description of Pulitzer? (A) Pulitzer was an aggressive and arrogant entrepreneur. (B) Pulitzer was like a predator who hunted his prey with speed and precision. (C) Pulitzer was a poor immigrant from Hungary. (D) Pulitzer stood on the side of the people and had great contribution to the improvement of his profession. (E) Pulitzer won a championship in a contest about dishonest government.
23. Why did Pulitzer establish the Pulitzer Prizes? (A) To carry on his name (B) As an incentive to excellence (C) In memory of his achievements (D) As an incentive to earn royalties (E) To call for better trainings of journalists
24. Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the article? (A) Pulitzer specified nine awards and four scholarship. (B) Pulitzer was the most skilled newspaper publisher in the world. (C) Pulitzer was the shining example of American journalism at his time. (D) Pulitzer demanded the training of journalists in universities. (E) Pulitzer established specialist schools for the training of journalists.
25. What does the third paragraph mainly discuss? (A) The types of news reported by New York World and St. Louis Post-Dispatch (B) Pulitzer’s attitude towards journalism (C) The influence Pulitzer’s newspapers exerted on American journalism (D) Pulitzer’s contribution to excellence (E) Pulitzer’s educational background

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