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每題2分
1. Though George and Mary are happily married, they cast [ ] votes in almost every election.
(A)contrary
(B)identical
(C)proportionate
(D)disordered
2. Being a _____ means having no private life at all; the media will follow you all the time. That is the price of fame.
(A)celebrity
(B)coward
(C)carpenter
(D)clerk
3. Most of the major strands of mainstream, modern Western psychological thought tend to reinforce the alienation of the psyche from nature.
(A) Today most Western psychological thoughts lay a major focus on the psyche and nature.
(B) Western psychologists, today or yesterday, have always been interested in the psyche of aliens.
(C) Given that alienation is a necessary psychological treatment, the modern strands will reinforce it.
(D) The major trends of Western psychological thought are inclined to divert human mind from nature.
4. A:“Excuse me, but I think you made a wrong turn. You were supposed to turn left on Wilson.”B: [ ]
(A)“How frustrating! I’ve been caught in a traffic jam.”
(B)“Sorry, I got it wrong. Didn’t you say 200 Winston?”
(C)“Sorry. I had to wait in line for a taxi.”
(D)“Sorry, I am busy.”
5. In [ ] writing, you take a position on an issue and try to make the reader believe that your position is correct.
(A)persuasive
(B)descriptive
(C)biographical
(D)impromptu
6. This document is highly [ ], inaccessible to anyone except the Minister of Foreign Affairs himself.
(A)descriptive
(B)confidential
(C)indispensable
(D)optimistic
7. Every parent is aware of their infant’s tendencies to rapidly go [ ] between sleep and wakefulness.
(A)in and out
(B)up and down
(C)back and forth
(D)inside and outside
8. [ ] the dangerous virus in their laboratory, the researchers can now study it closely.
(A)Having isolated
(B)After isolate
(C)When isolating
(D)To isolate
9. Mary’s watch is as expensive as her husband’s. Her father’s watch is [ ] theirs.
(A)as much as twice
(B)twice more
(C)twice as much as
(D)as twice more
10. Researchers probe the molecular intricacies of memory, hoping to create the brain's own type of Viagra-the kind of chemical that reinvigorates an organ that is past its prime.
(A)Researchers try to find some way to help the brain reactivate the fading function of memory.
(B)Researchers try to retrieve substance from the complicated molecules of memory to create Viagra.
(C)Researchers try to figure out how Viagra can help probe the molecular intricacies of memory.
(D)As Viagra can reinvigorate a declining organ, so can the brain reactivate the function of memory.
11. What led you [ ] that your team would win in the end?
(A)believe
(B)believing
(C)in believing
(D)to believe
12. A:“Look at the line in front of the restaurant! We should have made a reservation.” B: [ ]
(A)“Well, it is too good to be true.”
(B)“Why don’t we try another restaurant?”
(C)“Oh! It is ridiculous.”
(D)“Let’s take a walk along the river.”
13. Mary: What do you do in your free time, Julia?Julia: I play tennis. Mary: How often do you play?Julia: [ ] What about you?
(A)Early in the morning.
(B)About an hour.
(C)Three times a week.
(D)A week ago.
14. There will be a ______ on wasteful government spending.
(A)breakup
(B)crackdown
(C)setback
(D)takeaway
15. What remains a central mystery in the case is whether special prosecutor Patrick J. Fitzgerald has [ ] evidence during his two-year investigation that any crime was committed.
(A)attributed
(B)accumulated
(C)accommodated
(D)accomplished
16. The Graduate Record Exam (GRE), [ ], is undergoing the most significant change in its history.
(A)which used for graduate school admissions
(B)used for graduate school admissions
(C)using as graduate school admissions
(D)getting used to graduate school admissions
17. Despite his [ ] to be on time, he is always late.
(A)attention
(B)intention
(C)tension
(D)sensation
18. Building a digital city is a grand experiment in which wireless communications make it easier to find friends, [ ] local events, and build a warm community.
(A)come back to haunt
(B)dwindle away
(C)keep abreast of
(D)pull ahead
19. English is written from left to right [ ].
(A)since Chinese writes from right to left
(B)so Chinese is written from right to left
(C)though Chinese writing right to left
(D)while Chinese is written from right to left
20. The football match was postponed [ ] the pouring rain
(A)as for
(B)but for
(C)in place of
(D)on account of
21. In the old world, class is legal and hereditary. [ ], in America, each person carves out an economic position as well as a social position.
(A)On the one hand
(B)In addition
(C)As opposed
(D)On the contrary
22. Perhaps it is better to be irresponsible and right than to be responsible and wrong.
(A)Being right is probably more important than being responsible.
(B)Being wrong has little to do with responsibility.
(C)Responsibility increases in the face of bad results.
(D) Irresponsibility is always ignored if you turn out to be wrong.
23. Perhaps by that time, we ______ that it is better to cooperate than to fight.
(A)will have learned
(B)are learning
(C)learn
(D)have learned
24. The wildlife and natural beauty of this seldom-visited island offers a world of [serene] isolation for your enjoyment.
(A)vigilant
(B)imaginary
(C)fanciful
(D)peaceful
25. Jean advised Jack [ ] the fish for too long.
(A)to cook
(B)not to cook
(C)to have cooked
(D)does not cook
26. Tracy: May I ask you a favor? Janet: [ ] What is it? Tracy: Would you lend me three hundred dollars? Janet: Sure, if you promise to return the money on Wednesday.
(A)That depends.
(B)That's impossible.
(C)I'm afraid not.
(D)I can't believe it.
27. When you collect some wild plants to cook, you had better make sure they are _____ in the first place.
(A)edible
(B)visible
(C)greasy
(D)sticky
28. Government support will be [essential] if the project is to succeed.
(A)unavoidable
(B)extreme
(C)unique
(D)basic
29. With the effort of environmental protection groups, some of the once contaminated rivers now teem with life.
(A)Environmental protection groups team up to save the contaminated rivers on earth.
(B)Environmental protection groups sacrifice their lives to clean up the contaminated rivers on earth.
(C)The once polluted rivers still show no sign of life regardless of the effort of environmental protection groups.
(D)The once polluted rivers are now full of life because of the effort of environmental protection groups.
30. [ ] taking the final written exam, Martha chose to write a research paper.
(A)To make good use of
(B)If not for
(C)Instead of
(D)In regard to
31. If people have any doubts about the ingredients in their cosmetics, they may send 20 grams of the cosmetic [ ] to the Taipei Bureau of Health, and the experts may check for harmful heavy metals like mercury.
(A)in question
(B)out of question
(C)with question
(D)without question
32. Linda:Hey, did I tell you I went to Taipei from Kaohsiung by the High Speed Railway yesterday?Harry: [ ] Linda: The train ran so smoothly and the trip only took me about 90 minutes. Harry: Nice! Maybe I should try it next time.
(A)No way! For here or to go?
(B)No kidding! How was it?
(C)The total is 10 dollars.
(D)I heard the bad news.
33. The authorities have confirmed the criminal’s whereabouts from _____ information sources and are determined to hunt him down.
(A)reliable
(B)portable
(C)occasional
(D)skeptical
34. Quite a few doctors admit that they have been tempted to be less than perfectly honest with their patients.
(A)Most patients prefer doctors to be perfectly honest with them.
(B)The allure to tell lies to patients is irresistible to many doctors.
(C)Telling the truth is not always too difficult for many doctors.
(D)Complete honesty is highly recommendable in medical profession.
35. While cigarette packs in the United States are stamped with small-print notices mentioning the risks of emphysema and birth defects, [ ] often use more direct language.
(A)packs everywhere
(B)packs nowhere
(C)packs elsewhere
(D)packs anywhere
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1. Some children are ________ of ghost stories.
(A)afraid
(B)fear
(C)worrying
(D)scared
(E)frightening
2. My boss is so detestable. He always ________ his car. Come on, I am not his servant!!
(A)gets me to wash
(B)has me washed
(C)makes me wash
(D)lets me to wash
(E)gets me washing
3. ________, he is quite expert in computer technology.
(A)As he is young
(B)Though is he young
(C)Young as is he
(D)Though he is young
(E)Young as he is
4. Don’t be angry with your son. What he said was ________ a joke.
(A)no less than
(B)nothing but
(C)nothing more than
(D)by no means
(E)no way
5. You need time and money. ________, you need diligence.
(A)However
(B)Therefore
(C)Besides
(D)Moreover
(E)In addition
6. Nuclear power plants have long been ________ extremely dangerous especially after the catastrophic events that plagued Japan.
(A)referred to
(B)regarded as
(C)considered to be
(D)described to be
(E)thought of as
7. All meetings had to be cancelled ________ the heavy snowstorm.
(A)as a result of
(B)because of
(C)on account of
(D)owing to
(E)due to
8. Because of the economic slump in the past few years, there have been fewer ________ offered to college graduates or other job seekers.
(A)openings
(B)routines
(C)vacancies
(D)trifles
(E)therapies
9. Walk faster, ________ the train.
(A)or you’ll miss
(B)or you’ll catch
(C)and you’ll catch
(D)and you’ll miss
(E)and you won’t catch
10. ________ Anne Sullivan’s patient teaching, Helen Keller might have lived in a world of darkness forever.
(A)If not for
(B)If it was not for
(C)Had it not been for
(D)But for
(E)Were it not for