115年 - [無官方正解]115 中央警察大學_碩士班入學考試試題_外事警察研究所：專業英文#139768

科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)-專業英文 | 年份：115年 | 選擇題數：20 | 申論題數：3

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所屬科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)-專業英文

選擇題 (20)

1. The syndicate attempted to ______ their illicit activities through multiple
layers of shell companies and offshore accounts.
(A) conceal (B) expose (C) disclose (D) clarify
2. Officers are often required to act with extreme _________ when handling
delicate information provided by foreign law enforcement agencies.
(A) negligence (B) discretion (C) publicity (D) transparency
3. Following repeated violations of visa regulations, the authorities initiated
legal proceedings that ultimately led to the individual's ________ from the
country.
(A) extradition (B) deportation (C) admission (D) exemption
4. The police conducted _____________ operations to gather intelligence on
the smuggling ring.
(A) surveillance (B) prosecution (C) jurisdiction (D) expulsion
5. The defense attorney argued that the confession was obtained under
coercion and should be deemed __________.
(A) impounded (B) eligible (C) distributed (D) inadmissible
6. The ship’s crew discovered a ___________ hiding in the cargo hold,
attempting to sneak aboard without proper authorization.
(A) stretcher (B) stowaway (C) plaintiff (D) layman
7. The foreign tourists were fined after they ________ the historic square by
spray-painting walls and damaging statues.
(A) harassed (B) vandalized (C) stalked (D) reinforced
8. The newly arrived traveler was stopped at the airport after he tried to
_________ immigration regulations by using false documents.
(A) circumvent (B) comply with (C) reveal (D) dismantle
9-10. Synonym Choice:
9. Investigators must act with vigilance when monitoring international
financial transactions.
(A) carelessness (B) watchfulness (C) negligence (D) indifference
10. Officers must be able to navigate differences in foreign regulations and
banking systems.
(A) ignore (B) traverse (C) trespass (D) understand
三、Reading Comprehension(20 分)
Passage A: The Evolution of Interpol and the Red Notice System
The International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) represents a
unique synthesis of global cooperation and national sovereignty. At the
heart of its operations is the "Red Notice," a mechanism often
misunderstood as an international arrest warrant. In reality, it is a
request to law enforcement worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest
a person pending extradition. However, the system faces scrutiny
regarding potential political manipulation. "Article 3" of Interpol’s
Constitution strictly forbids intervention in activities of a political,
military, or racial character. Despite this, some regimes are accused of
utilizing notices to harass dissidents. To counter this, Interpol
implemented a specialized task force to review notices for compliance
with human rights standards. As crime becomes more digitized, the I24/7 secure communication system has become the backbone of border
security, yet the tension between efficient enforcement and individual
liberties remains a delicate balancing act.
1. What is the primary legal limitation of a "Red Notice"?
(A) It can only be used for cyber-related crimes.
(B) It does not grant Interpol agents the power to make arrests directly.
(C) It is only valid in European countries.
(D) It expires within 24 hours of issuance.
2. What does "Article 3" of Interpol’s Constitution aim to prevent?
(A) The use of the organization for political or non-criminal agendas.
(B) The sharing of fingerprints between different nations.
(C) The investigation of financial crimes and money laundering.
(D) The hiring of police officers from non-member states.
3. How has Interpol responded to concerns about the misuse of its systems?
(A) By abolishing the Red Notice system entirely.
(B) By allowing individual officers to issue notices without review.
(C) By establishing a task force to ensure human rights compliance.
(D) By focusing exclusively on military interventions.
4. The phrase "delicate balancing act" in the final sentence refers to :
(A) The physical training required for foreign affairs police.
(B) The conflict between rapid law enforcement and civil rights protection.
(C) The difficulty of translating legal documents.
(D) The financial cost of maintaining communication systems.
5. According to the passage, the I-24/7 system is crucial because:
(A) It provides 24-hour surveillance of all world leaders.
(B) It acts as the primary infrastructure for secure, rapid global data
sharing.
(C) It automatically arrests suspects using artificial intelligence.
(D) It replaces the need for local police forces.
Passage B: Challenges in Migration Management
The management of foreign nationals, particularly regarding "illegal
stay," has become a cornerstone of national security. Authorities face the
daunting challenge of distinguishing between legitimate asylum seekers
and potential criminal elements. The complexity is exacerbated by
"document fraud," where sophisticated syndicates produce forged
biometric passports that bypass electronic gates. Effective management
requires a multi-tiered approach: intelligence-led border control,
rigorous interior enforcement, and robust international return programs.
When a foreign national violates the Immigration Act, the deportation
process is often delayed by legal appeals or the refusal of the home
country to accept the return of its citizens. Consequently, nations are
shifting toward "Integrated Border Management," emphasizing
cooperation between police, customs, and carriers to intercept threats
before they reach the border.
1. What is identified as a major technical obstacle for immigration authorities?
(A) The lack of physical barriers like walls.
(B) Advanced document forgeries that fool biometric systems.
(C) The high cost of airplane tickets for deportation.
(D) A shortage of translators at the airport.
2. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a component of the "multitiered approach"?
(A) Rigorous interior enforcement.
(B) Intelligence-led border control.
(C) Increasing the cost of tourist visas.
(D) International return programs.
3. Why is the deportation process often characterized as "delayed"?
(A) Due to police officers being busy with local crimes.
(B) Due to legal challenges and lack of cooperation from the suspect's
home country.
(C) Because most illegal immigrants have diplomatic immunity.
(D) Due to the complexity of filing taxes for foreign nationals.
4. What is the core philosophy behind "Integrated Border Management"?
(A) Closing all borders to prevent any entry.
(B) Replacing human police with fully automated robots.
(C) Collaboration between various agencies to stop threats early.
(D) Allowing all migrants to enter without any checks.
5. The term "exacerbated" in the first paragraph is closest in meaning to:
(A) Relieved (B) Worsened (C) Simplified (D) Ignored

申論題 (3)

二、Translation: Translate the following sentences into Chinese or
English(30 分)
(1) English to Chinese(15 分)
Public service in a multicultural society demands not only professional
expertise but also cultural awareness. Officers who regularly engage
with foreign nationals must recognize differences in customs,
communication styles, and social norms.
Misunderstandings are likely to arise when interactions are grounded
solely in one’s own cultural framework. Through the demonstration of
respect and patience, officers may enhance mutual understanding and
mitigate potential conflicts.
(2) Chinese to English(15 分)
外事警察在處理跨境犯罪案件時，必須同時兼顧執法效率與法律
程序的正當性，並在與外國執法機構合作時克服語言障礙、法律
制度差異及文化衝突，以有效追蹤犯罪資金流向、保護受害者，
並維護國家的國際形象。
四、Essay(30 分)
Topic: Balancing National Security and Human Rights in
Immigration Control.
Write an argumentative essay of 250–300 words addressing the
following: As a Foreign Affairs Police Officer, you are at the frontline
of managing foreign nationals. While strict deportation is often cited as
necessary for national security, international law emphasizes the human
rights of migrants. Discuss these two perspectives and provide your
informed opinion on how a modern state should manage its "Residence
and Stay Management" policies to ensure both safety and justice.