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科目：公職◆英文 | 年份：113年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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1. Lemonade is a drink for summer days； it makes me feel less hot. (A)refreshing (B) relevant (C) resolute (D) vulnerable
2. It is unpleasant for the government to raising taxes since it would not be a popular move. (A) frolic (B) scamper (C) contemplate (D) coincide
3. William is a very young man. We all believe that he will be accepted into the renowned company. (A) timid (B) promising (C) arbitrary (D) trivial
4. The fans were delighted to know that the idol singer was for a Grammy for his latest album. (A) multiplied (B) enslaved (C) diverted (D) nominated
5. Louis was economically disadvantaged and was tempted to steal from the bakery, but his held him back. (A) conscience (B) division (C) charcoal (D) enthusiasm
6. The writer was determined to remain in order that his readers would concentrate on his novel rather than his name. (A) anonymous (B) forbidden (C) traumatic (D) savage
7. His words were so perplexing and that we could hardly figure out what he’s talking about. (A) municipal (B) obscure (C) orthodox (D) pious
8. In spite of all the conflicts John faced in his office, he to get along with his colleagues. (A) bounced (B) dispatched (C) scouted (D) endeavored
9. The government is trying every effort to the problem of poverty in some cities. (A) compel (B) constrain (C) tackle (D) solicit
10. In spite of the fact that David looked in those tight trousers, we tried not to laugh. (A) abundant (B) abdominal (C) absurd (D) abridged
11. (A) to remember (B) remember (C) remembering (D) you remembered
12. (A) schedule (B) drowse (C) enrage (D) salute
13. (A) motivate (B) clamor (C) strengthen (D) overturn
14. (A) appeasing (B) prestigious (C) gullible (D) detrimental
15. (A) to (B) at (C) for (D) in
16. (A) to (B) at (C) for (D) in
17. (A) index (B) indict (C) induce (D) indulge
18. (A) instructive (B) insulting (C) insufficient (D) instinct
19. (A) contractible (B) continental (C) conveyable (D) controversial
20. (A) oppose (B) contrive (C) exculpate (D) conjoin
21. Among our nation’s trade partner businesses, our new currency policies have _______ to stronger economies. (A) contributes (B) contributing (C) contributed (D) contribute
22. Foreign tourists may find _______ interesting to eat in a night market in Taiwan. (A) that (B) it (C) this (D) to be
23. It is high time that everyone _______ up for against school bullying. (A) stood (B)stands (C) to stand (D) standing
24. As soon as I entered the office, I saw a man _______ on the ground. (A) laying (B) lying (C) lain (D) lied
25. Miss Lee spent the whole weekend _______ the changes proposed for the next year’s budget. (A) to review (B) that reviews (C) to be reviewed (D) reviewing
26. Mary quit her job ________ she could take care of her mother who was diagnosed with cancer recently. (A) so that (B) so as to (C) as well as (D) as a result
27. The meeting was put off because we _______ a meeting without Ivy. (A) objected to having (B) were objected to have (C) were objected to having (D) objected to have
28. _______ Lucy’s new eating habit worked very well. She became thinner and healthier. (A) There seemed to be (B) It seemed (C) She seemed to have (D) She seemed
29. I have many classic literary masterpieces, _______ are worth reading again and again. (A) and some of which (B) some of them (C) and which (D) some of which
30. Choose the grammatically INCORRECT sentence. (A) Nancy as well as her daughters loves cooking. (B) I heard the new policy announced by the manager last week. (C) My company is going to spend a great amount of money on new computer facilities. (D) I don’t think we should invite Jenny to our party. She is the most bored person I’ve ever met.
31. Choose the grammatically CORRECT sentence. (A) Fortunately, the family escaped from the burning house before the roof had collapsed. (B) My mother makes that a rule to do yoga every Monday and Wednesday. (C) Having lived in the country for ten years, Joseph speaks the local language well. (D) The older Jane grows, the more she becomes gracefully.
32. Choose the grammatically CORRECT sentence. (A) Recycling makes the waste paper used again. (B) So kind are you to give me such nice a gift. (C) Mike studied as hardly as Ken, and they ended up going to the same university. (D) I didn’t eat a lot of the cakes that my mom made because I found it is tasteless.
33. However/ she/ please her boss/ hard/ she’s tried/, just can’t
      (A)①⑤④②⑥③ (B)①②③⑥⑤④ (C)①④⑤②⑥③ (D)①⑤②⑥③④
34. in the fire/ built/ A temple/ was burned/ yesterday/ hundreds of years ago
       (A)③②⑥④①⑤ (B)③④①⑤②⑥ (C)③⑤④①②⑥ (D)③④⑥①②⑤
35. our body/ Experts suggest that/ we owe to/ our sleep/ we think of/ as a debt
          (A)②①③④⑤⑥ (B)②③④⑥⑤① (C)②④⑤⑥③① (D)②⑤④⑥③①
36. Kevin: I decided to quit my part-time job.
Christine: Really? Why? I thought you like it.
Kevin: ________________________________
Christine: Well, you can spend more time with your family now.
Kevin: Yes! After all the ups and downs I’ve been through, I think my family is more important to me. (A) Money is my priority. (B) I only work on weekends. (C)  It’s taking up too much of my time. (D) Not really. I didn’t take care of my parents.
37. Ben: Hi, Carol! Did you watch the football match we played yesterday?
Carol: No, I was busy with my homework. Did you win?
Ben: We were losing in the beginning, but we turned the tables and _____________.
Carol: Congratulations! (A) had a meeting in minutes (B) the game was canceled (C) beat them by 2 points (D) wished have good luck
38. Bartender: Hey everyone! I see you’re in a great mood tonight. Celebrating something special?
You: Yes, our team just won the championship! Bartender: That's fantastic!
To celebrate the victory, _______. (A) today’s special is seafood pasta set. (B) your next round of drinks is on the house! (C) we have a birthday promotion today. (D) we welcome all kinds of criticism and advice.
39. John: Have you read the personnel news released by the company this morning?
 Emily: Yes, to everyone’s surprise, Mars got the promotion.
John: He just finished his intern and is still ____________.
Emily: I couldn’t agree with you more. His lack of experience is obvious. (A)wet behind the ears (B)in deep water (C) in your shoes (D) at the end of his rope
40. Lucy: Hi, Vincent! I heard you just came back from serving the villagers with the rural medical team.
Vincent: After the trip, I think we are so lucky to have access to clean water every day.
Lucy: ___________ Clean water is very precious in some areas.
Vincent: That’s right. We should cherish water more. (A) You bet! (B) No way! (C) I’m not sure. (D)It’s a pity.
41. What is one of the potential health risks associated with improper management of shift work? (A) Increased productivity (B) Improved digestion (C) Disrupted sleep patterns (D) Enhanced focus
42. Why is it important for workers to understand their biological clocks and circadian rhythms? (A) To increase their working hours. (B) To better align their work schedules with natural bodily functions. (C) To eliminate the need for breaks. (D) To improve their social life.
43. What is the purpose of the e-mail? (A) To request help writing an invoice. (B) To place an order for metal material. (C) To explain why there has been a delay. (D) To announce the release of a new product.
44. In which of the positions marked 〔1〕, 〔2〕, 〔3〕and 〔4〕does the following sentence best belong? “They don’t match the price list issued early this month.” (A) 〔1〕 (B) 〔2〕 (C) 〔3〕 (D) 〔4〕
45. According to the e-mail, in what department did the error take place? (A) Administration (B) Accounting (C) Marketing (D) Human resources
46. What is the main idea of the passage? (A) Tech giants are cutting back on their AI investments due to lack of profits. (B) Wall Street is frustrated with the lack of immediate profits from AI investments despite significant spending by tech giants. (C) Tech companies believe AI investments will yield significant returns in the short term. (D) Investors are happy with the long-term approach tech companies are taking towards AI investments.
47. What is the closest meaning to "plummet" in the second paragraph? (A) Satisfy (B) Disappoint (C) Rise (D) Fall
48. Which of the following statements is correct? (A) Investors are worried because AI investments have already delivered significant revenue. (B) Amazon's stock drop was due to concerns about its heavy AI spending without clear returns. (C) Tech companies plan to stop investing in AI because of immediate financial gains. (D) Intel increased its spending on AI after recent earnings reports.
49. How did Intel respond to its AI spending issues? (A) By increasing investments. (B) By launching new AI products. (C) By cutting costs and laying off workers. (D) By merging with another company.
50. What is the primary reason tech leaders continue to invest heavily in AI? (A) To maintain a leadership position in AI. (B) To reduce their overall expenses. (C) To achieve immediate financial gains. (D) To follow government regulations.

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