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高普考 » 共同科目 » 模擬題庫 » 英文
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每題2分
1. Ang Lee was [lauded] for his movies with a wide variety of topics.
(A)rewarded
(B)heralded
(C)merited
(D)praised
2. The result of the careless storage and disposal of wastes is the [ ] of vectors of disease.
(A)breeding
(B)deleting
(C)polluting
(D)composing
3. Once you are in public life, you are fair game to the newsmen.
(A)你一進入演藝圈,就要會公平對待新聞記者。
(B)你一成為公眾人物,就要會和新聞記者玩公平遊戲。
(C)你一做官,就會成為新聞記者百無禁忌的獵物。
(D)第一次成為公眾人物,就容易成為新聞記者揶揄的對象。
4. Our music teacher said that [ ] of chamber music was the string quartet.
(A)most the form famous
(B)the form most famous
(C)the most famous form
(D)the famous most form
5. When Tom called me last night, [ ].
(A)Petty was talking with me
(B)I have taken a walk with you
(C)I am not able to answer the phone
(D)my mother will tell me about the call
6. The company treated all the job applications with [ ] consideration, regardless of age, race, or gender.
(A)equal
(B)imperial
(C)hostile
(D)partial
7. Nonsmokers who must [ ] inhale the air polluted by tobacco smoke may suffer more than the smokers themselves.
(A)involuntarily
(B)instinctively
(C)surprisingly
(D)securely
8. Neither the students nor the teacher [ ] ready when the principal came in.
(A)was
(B)were
(C)has been
(D)have been
9.
It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.
(A)The species that respond are not only the most intelligent but also the strongest.
(B)The species that survive are not the strongest, nor the cleverest, but the most adaptable.
(C)The strongest are the species that are the most intelligent and most responsive to survival.
(D)The most intelligent are the species that are the most responsive to strong change and survive.
10. You look lost. How can I help?
(A)Give me a Coke, please.
(B)Please show me how to get to the train station.
(C)Yes, I am a native here.
(D)Well, I work here part-time.
11. The US Supreme Court rules that, barring circumstances like child abduction or a ticking time bomb, the Fourth Amendment of the US Constitution requires police to get a warrant before examining a cell phone after an arrest. This ruling makes our digital privacy no “less worthy of the protection for which the Founders of our nation fought.”
(A)Under certain extreme conditions, the Fourth Amendment can be temporarily suspended.
(B)The Fourth Amendment is considered a ticking time bomb by the US Constitution.
(C)The police needs to get the authorities’ approval to search any suspect’s cell phone.
(D)The founders of the USA also fought for their digital privacy.
12. A few of the budget’s more important provisions will
(A)]be flashed] on the screen in
(B)[writing] form, but this is such a
(C)[time-consuming] process that the producers
(D)[keep] it to a minimum.
13. [ ] in wild, colorful costumes, a crowd of the singer's fans awaited her arrival in eager silence.
(A)Put on
(B)Dressed
(C)With
(D)Having
14. The specter of politicians and judges meddling in the most private and intimate spheres of our lives is deeply unappealing.
(A)No one would welcome the prospect that our private and intimate affairs are interfered by politicians and judges.
(B)Politicians and judges are not supposed to interfere with the private affairs of our lives except in the court of appeal.
(C)It is very unpleasant to know that politicians and judges are granted unquestionable authority over our private lives.
(D)The job of supervising the private and intimate lives of politicians and judges is very unattractive.
15. The evaluation was done _____; the evaluators were not requested to reveal their names when they filled out the questionnaire.
(A)unconsciously
(B)knowingly
(C)anonymously
(D)orally
16. 二十分鐘後她去上班。
(A)Until twenty minutes she could walk into the office.
(B)For twenty minutes she will be at the office.
(C)In twenty minutes she would leave for the office.
(D)From twenty minutes she would leave the office.
17. Salmon use special magnetic navigation to [ ] which way to travel.
(A)long for
(B)look after
(C)figure out
(D)resort to
18. On-line games industry is pretty [ ]. Because it has extended its target players from young men to women, its revenues and profits are booming.
(A)eligible
(B)lucrative
(C)prudent
(D)stagnant
19. “Good morning. I’m from Housekeeping. May I clean the room?”
(A)“Sure. I’m checking out.”
(B)“Please come in. I’ll be here, too.”
(C)“No. I am going out.”
(D)“That’s all right. I’ll clean it myself.”
20. So determined was Edison to strip artists of their vanity and unreasonable demands that he refused to print the name of the recording artist on the record label.
(A) Unhappy with the excessive pride and unwarranted requests of the artists, Edison refused to put the artist's name on the record label.
(B) Printing the recording artist's name on the record label was such an unreasonable request by the artist that Edison refused to do so.
(C) Edison was fed up with the proud artists, and he was determined to stop them from making any profit from the records.
(D) Nothing could stop Edison from printing the artists' names on the record labels, even though they were unnecessarily proud and demanding.
21. With age, the mineral content of human bones decreases, [ ] them more fragile.
(A)make
(B)thereby making
(C)and to make
(D)which it makes.
22. A policeman [camouflaged] himself as a bandit, so he could successfully rescue the kidnapped boy from a chaotic gunfight.
(A)deployed
(B)determined
(C)depicted
(D)disguised
23. The life of Abraham Lincoln coincided with dramatic societal ___ that shaped the future of the United States.
(A)elimination
(B)evaluations
(C)reservation
(D)transformations
24. Without a forgiving nature, there is little a poor memory can do to help one forgive and forget.
(A)It takes more than a poor memory to forgive other people and forget the hateful things they did to us.
(B)Even with a poor memory, we won’t be able to forgive others for the hateful things they did to us unless we have a forgiving nature.
(C)A forgiving nature and a poor memory work hand in hand to help people forgive others for the hateful things they did to us.
(D)Even before we can truly forgive others, it will be hard for us to forget the hateful things they did to us.
25. The island lies off the coast of Siberia and catches the heavy storms that sweep across Eurasia, [ ] the slopes are well supplied with waist-deep snow.
(A)confining
(B)producing
(C)menacing
(D)ensuring
26. Near the shore, the waves were enormous. But as we rowed out into open water, they began to [ ].
(A)subside
(B)resume
(C)evaporate
(D)lapse
27. It’s not raining cats and dogs; it’s just ______.
(A)drilling
(B)trimming
(C)drizzling
(D)tinkling
28. As most people do not have enough money to pay for a house, they try to secure a [ ] from a bank.
(A)depreciation
(B)mortgage
(C)corporation
(D)sympathy
29. The Franklin stove, which became common in the 1790s, burned wood [ ] an open fireplace.
(A)efficiently much more than
(B)much more efficiently than
(C)much more than efficiently
(D)more efficiently much than
30. A food [ ] can chop up cabbages for making dumplings.
(A)machine
(B)monitor
(C)processor
(D)mixer
31. 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
32. Husband:My boss finally promised to give me a ten-day vacation next month.Wife:[ ] You haven’t taken a day off in these three years!
(A)I can’t agree with you more.
(B)That’s more like it.
(C)He’s as cool as a cucumber.
(D)It’s a match made in heaven.
33. [ ] that the enemy troops may cross the tunnel, the soldiers blew it up.
(A)To think
(B)Thinking
(C)It is thinking
(D)Thinking is
34. To prevent students from parking in the parking area assigned for faculty members, the school administration [ ] a new regulation.
(A)disposed
(B)exposed
(C)apposed
(D)imposed
35. She is a [ ] person. She always works hard, has excellent self-control, and takes great care to follow moral goodness.
(A)conscientious
(B)generous
(C)greedy
(D)vicious
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1. What would you do ________?
(A)when you were bitten by a snake
(B)if he lied to you
(C)were you in my position
(D)if you are in an elevator and it stops between floors
(E)if you had lost your power of sight for just one day
2. These measures have been taken ________ increasing the company’s profits.
(A)with the aim of
(B)in order to
(C)with a view to
(D)so as to
(E)according to
3. It is a good idea ________ as you would like to be treated.
(A)treats others
(B)to treat others
(C)treating others
(D)treat others
(E)that you treat others
4. Joe has been determined to study as hard as possible ________ keep up with his classmates.
(A)lest he should
(B)so as to
(C)in order not to
(D)in order that
(E)for fear he might
5. In such a rainy day, I ________ stay at home watching TV ________ go to a movie.
(A)would to…rather than
(B)would…rather than
(C)prefer to…rather than
(D)would rather…than
(E)prefer…to
6. 請選出翻譯正確的句子:一看到大樓起火,路人趕緊打電話給消防隊。
(A)No sooner had a passerby seen the building in flames than he called the fire department.
(B)A passerby called the fire department as soon as he saw the building in flames.
(C)Upon seeing the building in flames, a passerby called the fire department.
(D)A passerby called the fire department the moment he saw the building in flames.
(E)Hardly had a passerby seen the building in flames when he called the fire department.
7. Josh: I can’t find Nick anywhere. Do you know where he is now?Tina: Well, ________ .
(A)he is playing basketball on the court.
(B)he will study in the school library.
(C)he must be doing an experiment in the science lab.
(D)he should have gone to the teacher’s office.
(E)he must have worked out in the gym.
8. I’ve never been to ________ restaurant before.
(A)such an expensive
(B)so expensive a
(C)such expensive
(D)so an expensive
(E)such expensive a
9. She was seen ________ the building about the time the crime was committed.
(A)enter
(B)entered
(C)entering
(D)to enter
(E)to entering
10. He ________ emphasis on quality rather than on quantity.
(A)place
(B)laid
(C)put
(D)take
(E)look