books are changing traditional publishing models everywhere. In America and Britain, the rise ofelectronic books is the cause.
(A)Comic
(B)Digital
(C)Hardcover
(D)Paperback
Internet security researchers warned that foreign policy and human rights Web sites are being booby-trapped byhackers in what appears to be a .
(A)cyberespionage
(B)delinquent
(C)metamorphosis
(D)photosynthesis
Public transport in Brussels was for a fourth day after staff walked out to protest the death of a co-workerin an assault.
(A)besieged
(B)distracted
(C)paralyzed
(D)reinforced
A crime is a serious offence such as murder or robbery. A punishment is a penalty imposed on somebody whois of a crime.
(A)acquitted
(B)convicted
(C)deprived
(D)reminded
Smuggling and arms-trafficking has been a long existing issue in Taiwan. Human-trafficking and its ,prostitution, are increasingly hot problems in Taiwan.
(A)counterpart
(B)framework
(C)inspection
(D)supervisor
The City of Taipei a CCTV system to assist the police to reduce the crime rate by deterring potentialoffenders.
(A)imported
(B)inspected
(C)installed
(D)enrolled
Traffic are in bright orange color, drawing the attention of drivers on the road. They are good for manythings, including training drivers how to park in tight spaces and reserving parking spots.
(A)counters
(B)cones
(C)stickers
(D)controllers
Suicide and suicide calls are emergency calls. Firefighters and police officers should make every effort toget to the scene as quickly as possible.
(A)attended
(B)attacked
(C)attached
(D)attempted
The capital police arrested two and recovered an abducted businessman safely from their possession.
(A)murderers
(B)kidnappers
(C)drug dealers
(D)smugglers
Jemison police arrested Steve Robinson for trafficking marijuana and possession of cocaine. Considering his pastcriminal history, Robinson will hopefully spend many years bars.
(A)before
(B)on
(C)behind
(D)in
A: Is the FBI offering for information leading to the apprehension of the ten most wanted fugitives?B: Yes, it is.
(A)rewards
(B)rewords
(C)refunds
(D)revolvers
A: Why do you carry the portable radios on duty?B: Portable radios enable two-way between the officer and the department. They usually have a range thatis adequate to reach anywhere within the boundaries of the jurisdiction.
(A)cooperation
(B)protection
(C)connection
(D)communication
Mary told the police that her purse was snatched on the street after she was struck on the head. Mary was avictim of .
(A)domestic violence
(B)sexual assault
(C)mugging
(D)pickpocket
Employees of the police department shall not in personal business while on duty and shall avoid allactivities not relating directly to their departmental responsibilities.
(A)enjoy
(B)engulf
(C)involve
(D)engage
Simply defined, is information that has been analyzed and refined so that it is useful to policymakers inmaking decisions—specifically, decisions about potential threats to our national security.
(A)intelligence
(B)instrument
(C)implementation
(D)improvement
The teenager who allegedly killed a woman when driving under the of alcohol was handcuffed and sent tothe prosecutor’s office.
(A)influenza
(B)influx
(C)interference
(D)influence請回答第43 題至第46 題:The Police Uniform: To Wear or Not Wear?The police uniform with its attendant gun and badge is like a neon sign. When you walk into a room wearing auniform, attention is immediately drawn to you. The uniform communicates an immediate and powerful message:authority, security, integrity, trust, safety—and to some, a threat. For some people the uniform has a very positive effect,which allows you to establish an immediate rapport with many groups. Wearing your uniform sends a dual message thatyou are serious about your topic and that your department supports you. It conveys to an audience that you know what theoptions are and how best to handle a situation.For others, the uniform can be intimidating. Some people are uncomfortable in the presence of authority, and theuniform is a symbol of authority. A hostile audience has a tendency to talk to the uniform and not to the person in theuniform. In such situations you might want to wear street clothes, which can convey several meanings. You can be allbusiness, wearing a suit. You can convey a more relaxed message with casual attire. (The Strategic Dressing chartprovides some general guidelines for using clothing to set a tone.) Each article of clothing worn for a specific situationconveys a unique message about you as an officer and as a person. Repeated contact will let the community come toknow you more as a person who wears a uniform and less as a uniform with a person in it.Strategic DressingTo appearWearFormalUniform or suitRelaxed professionalSport coat, no tie, sweater, slacks or dressCasualGolf shirt, button shirt, or blouse and slacks or skirtReady to playAthletic clothes
The Office of at the National Police Agency, led by a head prosecutor, is in charge of the investigationof corruption accusation against police officers.
(A)Inspectors
(B)Internal Affairs
(C)Investigators
(D)Personnel
Who is this guide aimed at?
(A)Citizens.
(B)Hotel managers.
(C)Police officers.
(D)Community leaders.
DNA or typing is sometimes called DNA fingerprinting because it allows police to identify anindividual in the same way as fingerprints do.
(A)sampling
(B)shifting
(C)profiling
(D)proliferating
What message is NOT conveyed to an audience if you wear police uniform?
(A)Integrity.
(B)Safety.
(C)Authority.
(D)Peace and war.
Local police departments report using computers for a variety of functions, including recordsmanagement, crime investigation, information sharing, and dispatch.
(A)law enforcement
(B)finger printing
(C)money laundry
(D)cyber bullying
What clothes should the commanding officers wear if they want to build trust to the hostile groups?
(A)A tie.
(B)A button shirt.
(C)A uniform.
(D)A business suit.
The police advise the motorcyclist to have an external lock and have the engine numbers on themotorcycle for greater protection.
(A)engulfed
(B)engrossed
(C)enhanced
(D)engraved
What do you learn from this guideline?
(A)How to communicate the right message to the public via internet
(B)How to convey a certain message to the community by dressing properly
(C)How to pay the usual price for the uniform
(D)Where to buy the golf shirts and skirts請回答第47 題至第50 題:“I can’t identify any popular literary trend that didn’t originate online,” says Jo Lusby of Penguin China. Althoughe-readers are still scarce, the Internet has greatly affected reading habits. Chinese people increasingly read books onphones, tablets and laptops. People under 30, who are most likely to own such devices, are the most avid readers, saysEric Abrahamsen, a Beijing-based publishing consultant.The result has been an outpouring of mass-market fiction, written (and read) on websites, not in print. Five years agoInternet publishers were typically informal, back-room outfits, but Shanda, an online gaming company, seized thecommercial opportunity and now owns most of the literary sites. It sells subscriptions by the chapter or book, by the weekor month. Online novels start at around five yuan ($0.80) compared with 30 yuan for an average printed volume.Some of the newly popular online genres, such as romance, exist everywhere. Others could be termed fiction withChinese characteristics. Some of this online material makes it into book form. Print sales, dominated by the country’s 580state-owned publishing houses, are now worth 44 billion yuan ($7 billion), but growth has slowed from 10% a year in2007 to around 5%, according to Yang Wei of OpenBook, a market-research firm. Like many online starts-ups, Shanda isnot yet making money out of Web books, although revenues are growing.The Internet has also changed the way that books are promoted. China has relatively few bookshops so culturalnetworking sites such as Douban.com have proved good at targeting new readers. Few writers make much money, onlineor in print. The handful of stylish novelists who do have become celebrities. Han Han, a 29-year-old novelist turnedracing-car driver, has a popular blog. Mr. Han rose to fame cleverly tweaking the authorities without running foul of thecensors. Today’s edgy writers, such as Murong Xuecun, can steer around the censors with their online writing, then makenecessary cuts in their print editions. Most authors give the censors no trouble. They know where the line is drawn.
Even though Li Fei was caught red-handed at the scene of murder, he remains until proven guilty.
(A)suspicious
(B)innocent
(C)incurable
(D)furious
What is the best title for this passage?
(A)Book Censorship in China
(B)The Internet is Changing Chinese Literature
(C)Internet Censorship in China
(D)How to Sell Books Online in China
Detective Wang: How much do the kidnappers want?Detective Lee: They want two million by tomorrow or they will kill the hostage.
(A)ranger
(B)rankle
(C)random
(D)ransom
According to the passage, which of the following dominates printing sales in China?
(A)OpenBook
(B)Penguin China
(C)Shanda
(D)State-owned Publishing Houses
When responding to a domestic violence case, the police can escort the victim to a to ensure thevictim’s safety.
(A)safe haven
(B)safety net
(C)sagacity
(D)shelter50820-5122051420-51520
According to the passage, which of the following statements is true?
(A)Chinese readers increasingly read books on desktop computers.
(B)The Internet changes not only people’s reading habits but the way books are promoted.
(C)There are more than six hundred state-owned publishing houses in China.
(D)Like many online companies, Shanda is beginning to make money out of its Web books.
Barack Obama is the 44th president of the United States. He is the first African-American to hold the office,while his predecessors are all Americans.
(A)native
(B)Republican
(C)Caucasian
(D)Democratic
According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true?
(A)E-readers are still the minorities in China.
(B)Besides being a novelist, Han Han is also a racing-car driver.
(C)Douban.com owns most the literary sites in China.
(D)Most Chinese writers try to avoid censorship even online.
As a foreigner working in Taiwan, I need to apply for an ARC in order to stay here legally. The ARC is:
(A)Authorized Resident Certificate
(B)Alien Resident Certificate
(C)Automated Resident Certificate
(D)Amateur Resident Certificate
To preserve physiological fluids evidence, hard objects such as guns, rocks, metals, etc. should not befrozen or refrigerated as subsequent condensation may dilute or otherwise impact the fluids evidence on them.
(A)smoldered
(B)forensic
(C)traumatic
(D)stained
According to the police and procedure manual, in cases where a person is arrested or for assaulting anon-duty or off-duty officer, a sworn supervisor of the rank of lieutenant or above shall be notified.
(A)prohibited
(B)obtained
(C)detained
(D)released
In all field situations where more than two officers are present, the senior officer of the first unit at the sceneshall be in charge until officially .
(A)promoted
(B)relieved
(C)retired
(D)dismayed
Violent crime such as rape is very sensitive by nature and is thus often not reported to authorities for fear ofsecondary .
(A)prosecution
(B)forgery
(C)parole
(D)victimization
According to the statistics released by the crime prevention unit, vehicles thought to be stolen are often, in fact,towed due to parking or repossessed due to lack of payment.
(A)violations
(B)meters
(C)lots
(D)services請回答第57 題至第60 題:From the mid-1990s, “intelligence” has increasingly displaced “community” in policing discourses. In the UnitedKingdom, this has been the case since 1993 when the Audit Commission proposed a new policing model centered onpolice-informant relationships. Since then, Chief Police Officers have adopted the language of "intelligence-ledpolicing" to describe police services. In essence, intelligence-led policing involves linking together information from awide range of sources--from open source and publicly available information to that obtained covertly in order to buildup a composite picture. This will highlight links between people, objects, locations and events that are essential insupporting the policing purposes described. Identifying these links enables decisions to be made about priorities andresources needed to manage risk.There was, however, a problem during the latter part of the 1990s when the relationship between intelligence-ledand community policing remained unclear. The Home Office and Chief Police Officers touted both simultaneously. Aslocal police units were increasingly empowered to address local problems, Chief Police Officers were also touting anintelligence-led approach that required police to develop and tap into local informant sources. These strategiesappeared disparate and even contradictory. The intelligence-led approach seemed appropriate for addressing majorcases involving drug trafficking or terrorism whereas many considered community policing to be appropriate foraddressing local issues. As a result, constables have generally sustained a reactive style inconsistent with either model.It was not until the turn of the millennium that the National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS) proposed theNational Intelligence Model (NIM)--a single intelligence-led approach at “nearly” all levels of policing. While therehas been some recent discussion of reintegrating community policing and the NIM through neighborhood safetyinitiatives and the hiring of reassurance police officers in the past half-decade, community policing has taken asecondary role to intelligence-led approaches.
What is the main idea of the passage above?
(A)The United Kingdom attempts to introduce the intelligence-led policing approach to the world.
(B)Linking together information from a wide range of sources is the key to successful policing.
(C)It is important to strike a balance between the intelligence-led policing model and the community policing model.
(D)Intelligence-led policing has gradually become the dominant approach to policing in the United Kingdom.
What does the pronoun “This” with underline refer to?
(A)The Chief Police Office
(B)The Audit Commission
(C)The adoption of intelligence-led policing approach
(D)The open source and publicly available information
When was the concept of intelligence-led policing introduced to the police in the United Kingdom?
(A)Around the year 2000.
(B)In the latter part of 1990s.
(C)In 1993.
(D)In 2010.
Which of the following is the most likely reason for the constables to assume a reactive policing style?
(A)The authorities gave them confusing policies.
(B)They did not think the intelligence-led approach would work.
(C)They were already fully occupied with their policing responsibilities.
(D)There were too many levels in the chain of command.