1. The extraordinary success some Asian Americans are enjoying in a few areas has created the misconception of an exemplary minority and has detracted from a need to accurately assess the costs and sacrifices involved for those who manage to reach such a high level of achievements.


2. Ted has eaten a lot of snacks while watching TV. He no longer has any [ ] for dinner.


3. She is [ ] regular treatment for her illness. And she is making great progress.


4. The students’ hourly pay is rather variable, but they earn NT$70 per hour [ ].


5. Janet’s marriage has been arranged by her parents. She is marrying a man [ ].


6. He’s by far the best player on the school team; there is no question about it.


7. Waitress: Our specials tonight are steak, steamed oysters, and lobster. What would you like? Tom: I would like steak, please! Waitress: No problem. How would you like your steak cooked? Tom: [ ]


8.
Due to global warming and deforestation, many animals and plants are on the brink of _____ .


9. [Toxic] waste from nuclear plants is hazardous to the environment.


10. In the distance, she heard the church clock [ ] midnight.


11. John ran into [ ] when he tried to expand his new business too quickly.


12. Meat-eaters often believe that meat is [ ] vegetarians must have difficulty staying healthy.


13. How on earth could they [do away with] a lovely old building like that and put a car park there instead?


14. Which of the following sentences is a sentence fragment (not a complete sentence)?


15. After the Civil War began, Lincoln’s efforts to _____ the slavery issue proved futile.


16. Do you happen to have a picture of your family?


17. Much of the coast has been [contaminated] by nuclear waste.


18. 二十分鐘後她去上班。


19. I feel so frustrated about not being able to use Japanese to talk to my Japanese friends even after six years of classes.


20. The college graduate _____ against his parents and refuses to do the job as they wish.


21. [ ], the little girl did not open the door.


22. The ability to [ ] your emotions in the workplace may be more important than technical or organizational skills.


23. My grandmother cannot hear you unless you speak loudly; she's nearly [ ].


24. Judy: May, would you like some tea?May: [ ]Judy: Here you are.


25. Technology has [ ] many changes in the way we live.


26. My television has nearly 50 [ ]. There are many programs I can choose from.


27. The first computer was built in 1946; it [ ] more than 140 square meters of floor space.


28. To celebrate the 50th anniversary, teachers [ ] forces with parents to prepare the hall for the school play.


29. When Gary gazed into her eyes, Amy couldn’t help _____ and her mind went completely blank.


30. The world-famous magician David Copperfield likes to suddenly [vanish] into the dark when he performs on the stage.


31. Despite almost universal [ ] of the vital importance of women's literacy, education remains a dream for far too many women in far too many countries of the world.


32. In the Olympic Games, the best athletes from all over the world try their best to [ ] with one another.


33. “Have you ever [ ] Japan?” “Yes, several times.”


34. A dog with [ ] will often scratch itself so vigorously that the bites on its skin become worse.


35. When we went to Tokyo last summer we [ ] at a fancy hotel downtown.


複選題規則:
  1. 所有選項均答對,得該題全部分數
  2. 答錯一個選項,得題分的3/5
  3. 答錯兩個選項,得題分的1/5
  4. 答錯超過兩個選項或沒作答,該題以0分計算

1. He has got some urgent business to ________.


2. She loves her boyfriend because he is a man ________.


3. She got up early ________ she might miss the first train.


4. There are only three openings. However, ________ university graduates compete for them.


5. I didn’t mean to interrupt you. Please ________.


6. 請選出翻譯正確的句子:他一到辦公室就打開電腦查看電子郵件。


7. He studied hard ________ get better grades.


8. ________ playing computer games, Kevin plays basketball in his free time.


9. ________ in his room, he didn’t know what happened outside.


10. 請選出翻譯正確的句子:恐怖份子攻擊雙子星大樓使賓拉登聞名全世界。