依據性別工作平等法第五章申訴程序之相關規定,下列何種情形為正確?
(A)受僱者提出性別(性傾向)歧視及性騷擾之申訴時,雇主不得為不利之處分
(B)雇主違反本法第四章促進工作平等措施時,受僱者得向刑事法院提起訴訟
(C)法院及主管機關對差別待遇事實之認定,不應審酌性別工作平等會所為之調查報告、評議或處分而自作判斷
(D)中央主管機關接獲受僱者有關本法第四章促進工作平等措施之申訴時,亦得自行展開調查請依下文回答第31 題至第35 題:These are salad days for organizers of petition drives. Never has it been so easy to circulate demandsand 31 virtual signatures. Not long ago, ardent activists clutched clipboards outside grocery stores or studentunions as 32 passers-by pretend not to notice them. But social media streamlines the search for the 33 . Itfollows that these are glum times for college presidents. Zealous students at well-known institutes haveleveraged social media to drive away invited graduation-day speakers. They make it look so easy that studentselsewhere will surely be tempted to 34 the fun. For example, Former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Ricebacked out of the Rutgers graduation ceremony after students 35 her as a “war criminal” for her role in theBush Administration’s war on terror.
(A)accessed
(B)commended
(C)denounced
(D)lauded請依下文回答第36 題至第40 題:Stereotypes are a kind of gossip about the world, a gossip that makes us pre-judge people before we everlay eyes on them. 36 , it is not surprising that stereotypes have something to do with the dark world ofprejudice. Explore most prejudices and you will find a cruel stereotype at the core of each one.Why is it that we stereotype the world in such irrational and harmful 37 ? In part, we begin to 38 people inour childhood years. Early in life, as every parent whose child has watched TV knows, we learn to spot theGood Guys 39 the Bad Guys. Some years ago, a social psychologist showed very clearly how powerful thesestereotypes of childhood vision are. He secretly asked the most popular kids in an elementary school to makeerrors in the morning gym exercises. 40 , he asked the class if anyone had noticed any mistakes during gymperiod. Oh, yes, said the children. But it was the unpopular students in class—the “bad guys”—theyremembered as being out of step.
(A)Afterward
(B)Beforehand
(C)Occasionally
(D)PeriodicallyFROM: Sports and Social CommitteeTO: All StaffSUBJECT: End-of-year social eventDear colleaguesWe haven’t been able to have an end-of-year social event for the past two years due to our limitedfunds in the Sports and Social Club. This year, however, the company is going to support an event. Wediscussed various options, such as an office party, a meal out and a day trip.Firstly, we considered an office party held on the premises. The main advantage of this would bethat it avoids any need for people to make special travel arrangements. On the other hand, the buildingdoesn’t really have a space that is suitable.We therefore looked at a meal out. There are a number of suitable restaurants and hotels close to theoffice. One arrangement against this was that sitting at tables is not a very good way for us to mix andget to know people from other departments.Finally, we discussed a day trip, for example to a local tourist spot. The main drawback of this isthe cost. In addition, it’s difficult to find somewhere that caters for all of our needs and interests.Taking all of the points into consideration, we propose an office party for all staff, to be held in the mainreception area. Data and time to be confirmed.Please let us know your opinion, preferable before the end of next week.Thank you.SaSC
What is the preferred consensus proposed for the end-of-year social event by the Sports and SocialCommittee?
(A)To have an office party.
(B)To plan a meal out.
(C)To hold a day trip.
(D)To send a questionnaire.
Who are invited to this end-of-year social event?
(A)People in the Sports and Social Club.
(B)The employees who help raising the funds.
(C)Whoever wants to know people from other departments.
(D)Everyone who works in this company.
What is the major disadvantage for having a day trip?
(A)There is not enough space for this trip.
(B)The expense for the day trip is huge.
(C)Special travel arrangements need to be made.
(D)It will be hard to know people from other departments.
Why have there been no end-of-year social events for the past two years?
(A)People were not interested in social events.
(B)There was not enough money for social events.
(C)The company discouraged social events.
(D)No one helped to arrange social events.
Which of the following statements is NOT an anticipated reply from people receiving this e-mail?
(A)An office party is a great idea! Count me in!
(B)I don't have extra money for this social event.
(C)Let's rearrange chairs and tables in the reception area.
(D)How about having a potluck party as well?請依下文回答第46 題至第50 題:California on Wednesday suspended its mandatory statewide 25 percent reduction in urban water use, tellinglocal communities to set their own conservation standards after a relatively wet winter and a year of enormoussavings in urban water use. The new rules are a sharp change in policy for a state struggling to manage one of theworst droughts in its history. They came after a winter in which El Niño storms fell short of what meteorologistsprojected — particularly in the southern part of the state — but still partly filled parched reservoirs in NorthernCalifornia and, more critically, partly replenished the mountain snowpack that provides water into the spring andsummer. The state has long struggled to find ways to get water in the north to the people in the south. The state’stwo largest and most important reservoirs are both above their historical averages for this time of year. Butreservoirs farther south remain far below average. “The snowpack this year was close to historical levels. Butwarm weather has melted a lot of it away," said Michael Anderson, the state climatologist. However, the rules donot apply to agriculture, which is covered by different regulations and makes up the bulk of water use in the state.State officials said that the drought, already in its fifth year, was not over and that Californians had to adapt topermanently more arid times because of climate change. Even as officials eased up on the regulations, the statemade permanent prohibitions against washing down sidewalks and driveways, using a hose without a shut-offvalve to wash cars and banning the use of water on road medians. Under the new rules, which take effect on June1, communities would set reduction guidelines based on their own projection of water supplies, assuming that thenext three years here continue to be uncommonly dry.
Why did the state change the rules for water use?
(A)Water conservation for the spring and summer is not enough.
(B)A lot of snow fell in the mountain area during the winter.
(C)Bulk of water use in the state is needed for farming areas.
(D)The drought has been over because of climate change.
According to the passage which area of the state is worst in water conservation?
(A)in the east
(B)in the west
(C)in the south
(D)in the north
What is permanently prohibited by the state despite the new rules?
(A)watering lawns and gardens
(B)washing cars and trucks
(C)filling up bathtubs
(D)washing down driveways
What is the main issue of the new rules?
(A)Twenty-five percent reduction in urban water use has been halted.
(B)It is mandatory to have 25 percent reduction in urban water use.
(C)A new conference was held on coping with climate change in the state.
(D)It is required to keep water in the reservoirs above averages.
Which statement is NOT true according to the passage?
(A)Agriculture is not covered by the new rules.
(B)It is expected that the draught will continue.
(C)The new rules allow communities to set their own reduction standards.
(D)It is simple and easy to send water in the north to the people in the south.