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科目：學士後中醫◆英文 | 年份：111年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：1

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選擇題 (40)

1. Dryness is one of the factors to make the eyes more _____ to infection. (A) intangible (B) susceptible (C) attainable (D) subservient
2. Being pregnant with triplets caused her belly to _____ more than the average woman’s. (A) contend (B) distend (C) repudiate (D) scribble
3. Deforestation as well as soil, air and water pollution are usually the main _____ of species endangerment. (A) exploitations (B) culprits (C) stigmas (D) entailments
4. The waiter was fired from the restaurant after customers complained that he was ______ towards them. (A) obnoxious (B) obscure (C) commodious (D) courteous
5. America’s high consumption of fast food has been _____ to the fact that people are often too busy to eat a properly balanced diet. (A) retributed (B) contributed (C) attributed (D) distributed
6. Disney employees _____ a walkout yesterday in protest of the company’s response to Florida’s controversial Parental Rights in Education Law. (A) staged (B) took (C) obtained (D) remained
7. Experts say that a mysterious virus has _____ the bovine population in some regions. (A) capitulated (B) instigated (C) castigated (D) decimated
8. In Sweden many wives and husbands stay at home __________ to look after they children. (A) allegedly (B) alteratively (C) almightily (D) alternately
9. This essay cannot give an ______________ account of climate change； it focuses only on the risk to sea levels. (A) ubiquitous (B) incomplete (C) aliquot (D) exhaustive
10. New staff have a ________________ period of fourteen weeks before their contract is made permanent. (A) unconditional (B) heuristic (C) empirical (D) probationary 
11. Not only _____ generate energy, but it also produces fuel for other fission reactors. (A) a nuclear breeder reactor does (B) it is a nuclear breeder reactor (C) does a nuclear breeder reactor (D) is a nuclear breeder reactor
12. The chairman requested that _____. (A) the member studied the problem more carefully (B) the problem was more carefully studied (C) with more carefulness the problem could be studied (D) the member study the problem more carefully
13. He ______ have completed his work； otherwise, he wouldn’t be enjoying himself by the seaside. (A) should (B) must (C) wouldn’t (D) can’t
14. He ______ the math examination if he had worked hard enough, but he didn’t. (A) would pass (B) has passed (C) would have passed (D) passed
15. Before I met Simon, I _________ more than once that he was an expert at holdups and escapes. (A) have told (B) had told (C) have been told (D) had been told
16. The senior librarian at the circulation desk promised to get the book for me ____ she could remember who last borrowed it. (A) ever since (B) even if (C) even though (D) if only
17. The article opens and closes with descriptions of two news reports, each ____ one major point in contrast with the other. (A) makes (B) made (C) is to make (D) making
18. The number of registered participants in this year's marathon was half ____. (A) of last year's (B) those of last year's (C) of those of last year (D) that of last year’s
19. Many children, ____ parents are away working in big cities, are taken good care of in the village. (A) their (B) whose (C) where (D) with whom
20. Kathrine ________ she would be late for the meeting. She _______ she was feeling ill. (A) told that…said that (B) told that…said me that (C) told me that…said that (D) told me that… said me that
21. (A) incensed (B) nominated (C) contemplated (D) predicted
22. (A) seize (B) reciprocate (C) probe (D) perturb
23. (A) application (B) deviation (C) retribution (D) solicitation
24. (A) along (B) alone (C) aloof (D) apart
25. (A) oblivion (B) oligopolies (C) obligations (D) observations
26. (A) the full extent of (B) is the full degree of (C) the full degree (D) the whole extent for
27. (A) in end (B) on end (C) at the end (D) from end to end
28. (A) wrench (B) wreck (C) wreak (D) wreathe
29. (A) a culmination (B) an anchor (C) an interval (D) a halt
30. (A) had been (B) has been (C) was (D) were
31. Which of the following statements about Parkinson’s disease can be best supported by the article? (A) Parkinson’s disease will become one of the leading causes of death for the old people. (B) Parkinson’s disease is not entirely one of the aged, as more than half of the patients are young people. (C) Parkinson’s disease first appeared in the 19th century. (D) Parkinson’s disease is both a neurological disorder and a contagious illness.
32. As per paragraph two beginning with “So far researchers and clinicians…”, the author suggests that the developments in the study of Parkinson’s disease can help ______. (A) prevent Parkinson’s (B) alleviate the causes of Parkinson’s (C) find new avenues for treatment of Parkinson's (D) exasperate Parkinson’s
33. According to the article, what causes Parkinson’s disease? (A) The dopaminergic nerve cells are impaired by the victim cells. (B) The dopaminergic nerve cells can no longer coordinate movement. (C) There are tumors in the brain. (D) There are opulent dopaminergic neurons in the brain
34. Janet Reno and Michael J. Fox are mentioned in the passage because ______. (A) they were experts on Parkinson’s disease (B) they made great efforts to reconcile with Parkinson’s disease (C) they succeeded in fighting Parkinson’s disease (D) they were well-known sufferers of Parkinson’s disease
35. The primary purpose of this article is to ______. (A) analyze what causes Parkinson’s disease (B) demonstrate how to prevent Parkinson’s disease (C) warn the young people of the danger of Parkinson’s disease (D) present new movements in the study of Parkinson’s disease
36. “The vastness of the Pacific Ocean seemed to be stretching wider” may imply that (A) the factories producing his products are 8,000 miles away in China. (B) the distance is traversable. (C) the ordered products might not arrive in time. (D) there will be a sputter of gunfire.
37. Which of the following does the author compare the difficulties of getting products shipped to? (A) Capturing a legendary creature. (B) The distance between Starkville and the factories in China. (C) The complexity of troubles starting a company. (D) None of the above.
38. What is the purpose of describing Mr. Walker as “calm and reserved”? (A) To give a general description of his personality. (B) To bring out the severity of the shipping problems by contrast. (C) To pay him homage. (D) To offer a vivid depiction of the protagonist.
39. What is the most likely age, as judged from the reading, of Mr. Walker now (in 2022)? (A) 28 (B) 30 (C) 32 (D) 34
40. Which of the following is NOT mentioned or implied as a contributor to the current breakdown of globalization? (A) Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. (B) COVID lockdowns imposed in China. (C) Availability of shipping containers. (D) The plummeting costs of key materials like plastic.

申論題 (1)

二、作文題（共 20 分）
 According to the International Rescue Committee, a global humanitarian aid group, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has uprooted people on a speed and scale not seen since World War II. According to the statistics from the United Nations, more than 4 million Ukrainians have fled the country. Please write an essay to state your personal views on the issues that refugees may encounter in at least 250 words in English.