114年 - 114 自學進修專科學校畢業程度學力鑑定考試：英文#137298

1. This ______ gown, made of premium silk and velvet, is perfect for the fashion gala. (A) abundant (B) luxurious (C) tentative (D) sluggish

2. Honey and lemon are a common ______ for a sore throat. (A) magnet (B) dosage (C) remedy (D) fiction

3. Many young families find it difficult to rent a place, so the government is working to make more social housing units ______ at a reasonable price. (A) available (B) flexible (C) reliable (D) suitable

4. The girl used a rubber to ______ the pencil marks from her textbook. (A) erase (B) write (C) adopt (D) print

5. Some teenagers take longer to ______ than their peers, both physically and mentally. (A) exclude (B) descend (C) propose (D) mature

6. Hank finally realized that a cheap and ______ product would not last long. (A) inferior (B) nimble (C) durable (D) precise

7. Megan sets aside a small ______ of her income to invest in the stock market every month. (A) venue (B) textile (C) branch (D) portion

8. The company was fined heavily for a safety ______ that put its workers at risk. (A) inclusion (B) violation (C) permission (D) assumption

9. Jack faced a ______ audience that disagreed with every point he made in a business meeting. (A) neutral (B) hostile (C) modest (D) tasteful

10. Solar panels installed on the roof can ______ enough electricity to power the whole house. (A) elaborate (B) penetrate (C) generate (D) saturate

11. In the wetlands, migratory birds often ______ the local species during the peak season. (A) outnumber (B) reproduce (C) undertake (D) hibernate

12. Cooking shows often ______ his free time, as he enjoys learning new recipes and techniques from expert chefs. (A) absorb (B) enrich (C) occupy (D) utilize

13. The project manager’s instructions were so ______ that the team was completely lost on what to do next. (A) faint (B) polite (C) tense (D) vague

14. With the rapid rise of artificial intelligence, many young entrepreneurs are eager to ______ new opportunities before larger companies dominate the market. (A) alter (B) frame (C) lend (D) seize

15. In the novel, the author describes the villagers’ deep ______ for the widow, who struggled to raise her children alone after her husband’s death. (A) courage (B) justice (C) loyalty (D) sympathy

16. When Vivian decided to quit her stable job to become a professional gamer, her parents disagreed because they thought the idea was totally ______. (A) ambitious (B) fabulous (C) generous (D) ridiculous

17. In many families, grandparents are treated as figures of great ______, since their experience and wisdom are highly respected. (A) authority (B) identity (C) priority (D) security

18. The annual software engineers’ ______ attracts thousands of specialists from around the world. (A) delegation (B) convention (C) innovation (D) resolution

19. In some cultures, a first-born son may be considered to have a special status that would ______ him to a larger share of the family inheritance. (A) appoint (B) entitle (C) justify (D) require

20. Many environmental groups are looking for someone who can ______ for cleaner energy policies and sustainable technological advancement. (A) advocate (B) develop (C) monitor (D) sustain

21. Student A: I’m worried our project might fall behind. Student B: Don’t worry, we’re still ______ and should finish by Friday. (A) on track (B) under oath (C) at times (D) in place

22. Staff: I’m sorry, the early morning train to Taipei is sold out. Tourist: Oh no! That was the one I was hoping for. Staff: __________. Sometimes there are last-minute cancellations. Tourist: Yes, please. Thank you. (A) I can give you a refund right now (B) I can double-check if you like (C) I can show you the directions (D) I can ask someone else to help you

23. Kelly: The party planning is going well, but do you think we might be paying too much for decorations?

Max: Perhaps. It’s easy to ________ when we want everything to look perfect.

Kelly: Let’s stick to the budget and keep things simple. (A) get tied up (B) get mixed up (C) get blown away (D) get carried away

24. Mia: Are we still planning on Paris for our vacation next month?

Greg: That’s the plan. Are you having second thoughts?

Mia: Well, ________ what if we switched to London instead? The flights are a lot cheaper right now. 

Greg: Hmm, I wasn’t expecting that suggestion. But London could actually be fun. (A) you must not forget this idea, but (B) you might enjoy this idea, because (C) you probably won’t like this idea, but (D) you definitely will love this idea, because

25. Ellen: I’ve been feeling very tired. I’m worried it might be something serious.

Doctor: It sounds like a mild infection. With proper rest, you should start feeling better in a few days. 

Ellen: Thank you, doctor. ________. (A) That’s quite worrying (B) That’s quite appealing (C) That’s very unclear (D) That’s very reassuring 

26. Sophia: My brother just graduated from university last month.

Mark: That’s exciting. Sophia: But ________. 

Mark: I’m sure he’ll find a good position soon. (A) he decided to retire early and live in the countryside (B) he has already been working as a manager for ten years (C) he is still uncertain about what career path to choose (D) he refuses to continue studying after getting a doctorate

27. Jason: I often read the news online instead of watching TV.

Lily: Same here, because ________. 

Jason: Yes, and I can also get updates while commuting.

Lily: That really makes life more convenient. (A) the articles are delivered very slowly by traditional mail (B) the headlines are printed every morning in the newspaper (C) the information is updated instantly on different platforms (D) the programs are broadcast at fixed times on television

28. Anna: I visited a beautiful temple during my trip to Kyoto.

David: That sounds wonderful. Anna: ________, and the surroundings felt very calm. 

David: No wonder many people feel inspired when they go there. (A) A movie theater was built next to the parking lot (B) Many visitors were quietly praying inside the main hall (C) The shopping center nearby was offering big discounts (D) Unfortunately the subway station was closed for repairs

29. Amy: Oversized jackets seem really popular among young people this year.

Brian: Yes, and ________.

Amy: True, but they don’t suit everyone’s body type. 

Brian: Fashion is fun, but we should choose what makes us comfortable. (A) many celebrities have been wearing them in public events (B) most schools now require students to wear them as uniforms (C) several airlines provide them as part of free travel packages (D) some hospitals recommend patients to wear them for treatment

30. Ann: This restaurant looks cozy; I’m glad we came here.

Ben: Yes, the atmosphere is nice, but ________.

Ann: That’s true, but at least the quality of the food makes up for it.

Ben: I agree. The flavors are rich and satisfying. (A) the dishes are delivered directly from overseas (B) the menu is written only in ancient language (C) the prices are a bit higher than I thought (D) the tables are always reserved for special guests 

31. (A) reach (B) pant (C) limit (D) stop

32. (A) gradual (B) sudden (C) minimal (D) countable

33. (A) feasible (B) common (C) remarkable (D) changeable

34. (A) shade (B) glare (C) mist (D) blight

35. (A) canines (B) predators (C) herbivores (D) companions 

36. (A) abandon (B) confront (C) dismiss (D) ignore

37. (A) enlist (B) insist (C) persist (D) resist

38. (A) combine (B) confine (C) define (D) decline

39. (A) find (B) share (C) keep (D) omit

40. (A) separate (B) decorate (C) motivate (D) translate 

41. The word “sacred” in the passage is closest in meaning to ________. (A) divine (B) holistic (C) aspired (D) magical

42. If climbers shout or play music on the mountain, what might this behavior show? (A) An effort to keep other climbers awake (B) A disregard for the mountain’s spirit (C) A way to celebrate reaching the peak (D) A method to scare away wild animals

43. Why do many climbers visit shrines along the path? (A) To make offerings (B) To leave messages (C) To join ceremonies (D) To take a short rest

44. Why is leaving trash or carving names considered unacceptable? (A) It may damage climbing equipment. (B) It may slow down the local businesses. (C) It is believed to lead to misfortune. (D) It is viewed as a lack of climbing experience.

45. What is the best title for this passage? (A) How to Rule Japan’s Tallest Mountain (B) How to Protect Mount Fuji’s Environment (C) A Guide to Climbing Mount Fuji Safely (D) Traditions and Taboos of Mount Fuji 

46. What is the main focus of the passage? (A) How to reduce constant work pressure (B) Importance of strict personal dieting (C) The benefits of building a healthy routine (D) Ways to earn more money quickly

47. What morning activity is suggested as helpful? (A) Checking social media (B) Rushing to work (C) Skipping breakfast (D) Writing a to-do list

48. According to the passage, what is one advantage of meal planning? (A) Avoiding all snacks (B) Cooking faster dishes (C) Eating only one meal (D) Spending less money

49. What evening habit is mentioned as improving relationships? (A) Listening to music together (B) Playing video games briefly (C) Talking with family members (D) Working late at night regularly

50. What is the writer’s conclusion about routines? (A) Everyone must follow the same strict schedule to be healthy. (B) Free time should be avoided to stay disciplined and focused. (C) Routines are only important for physical health and fitness. (D) Small daily choices can increase productivity and happiness.