Premeditated murder is a, so it is common for the judge to sentence the guilty person to a prison term ofover 10 years.
(A)witness
(B)felony
(C)thief
(D)trial
Due to the rising concerns about public safely, education programs have been implemented to deal withdrug, juvenile delinquency, and gang crimes.
(A)attention
(B)abortion
(C)addiction
(D)dictation
The reduced penalty in court wasthe driver’s on-site confession of his misconduct to the police.
(A)resulted in
(B)contributed to
(C)resorted to
(D)attributed to
Since the policemotorists who failed to yield to pedestrians at intersections, the number of vehicle-pedestrian collision has decreased.
(A)pushed down
(B)cracked down on
(C)poured over
(D)pushed through
In response to the global threat of fraud, the National Police Agency (NPA) has activelywith privateenterprises to strengthen anti-fraud efforts.
(A)coopted
(B)collaborated
(C)congealed
(D)confined
While many countries require police officers to have a university degree, most forces in the US just need theof a high-school diploma.
(A)prevalence
(B)extension
(C)equivalent
(D)parallel
An industry operator wasupon arrival in Hong Kong over an alleged crime and prohibited from goinganywhere.
(A)derailed
(B)detained
(C)customized
(D)curtailed
Owing to sufficient evidence, it is not surprising that the police havethe suspectrape and sexualassault.
(A)conducted . . . by
(B)confused . . . with
(C)contained . . . by
(D)charged . . . with
The Taichung City Police Department announced that technology likewill be used to enhance publicsafety during this year’s Dajia Matsu Pilgrimage.
(A)rings
(B)drones
(C)bells
(D)funnels
Yunlin District Prosecutor’s Officea press release, saying they would investigate a suspect involved inmanufacturing illegal weapons.
(A)issued
(B)deciphered
(C)meditated
(D)fumed
Officers obtain a legalfrom the court, allowing them to search the suspect’s home forevidence related to the burglary.
(A)complaint
(B)warrant
(C)dispatcher
(D)baton
When you violate traffic, such as running a red light or speeding, the police will pull you over first, thenquestion you and finally give you a ticket.
(A)detections
(B)validations
(C)cooperations
(D)regulations請依下文回答第42 題至第46 題The police killing of George Floyd in the spring of 2020
Police initiated a covertoperation by placing hidden cameras around a suspect’s residenceto gather evidence on possible criminal activity.
(A)pursuit
(B)apprehend
(C)surveillance
(D)complaint
significant attention from the public.Many people wanted to know how policing in America would change so that innocent individuals would
The woman officially filed aagainst her partner, accusing him of domestic violence andrequesting immediate protection from local authorities.
(A)affidavit
(B)custody order
(C)complaint
(D)subpoena
be afraid of being killed during encounters with the police. In
Police officers are professionally trained to handle tense or potentially dangerous situations. In manycases, instead of using physical force immediately, officers are expected to applytechniquesto calm the individual and reduce the risk of violence.
(A)dispatch
(B)de-escalation
(C)force
(D)arrest50750-5105051250、51350
to the public outcry for police reformand social justice, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act of 2020.The bill
As part of community policing strategies, officers are regularly assigned to monitor residential andcommercial areas. During a, they remain alert for any signs of suspicious, illegal, or unusualactivity that may pose a threat to public safety.
(A)traffic stop
(B)routine patrol
(C)highway block
(D)vehicle inspection
implicit racial bias, increases the use of body-worn cameras for federal officers, and imposes
After conducting a lawful arrest based on sufficient evidence, the police officers decided to placethe suspect intoto ensure that he would remain under supervision.
(A)custody
(B)bail
(C)probation
(D)testimony
on no-knock warrants and chokeholds. However, the bill failed to pass the Senate and consequently didnot become law.42
(A)attended
(B)applied
(C)attached
(D)aroused43
(A)by all means
(B)no longer
(C)somewhat
(D)exactly44
(A)response
(B)terms
(C)favor
(D)defiance45
(A)enhances
(B)elicits
(C)reduces
(D)resigns46
(A)habitation
(B)limitations
(C)conservations
(D)perseverance請依下文回答第47 題至第50 題Research indicates that experiences during early childhood, encompassing both risk and protective factors, cansignificantly influence an individual’s future behavior, potentially leading to criminal activities. However, increasingevidence suggests that timely interventions in early childhood can effectively reduce the likelihood of such outcomes,offering both economic and societal benefits.The success of these early intervention strategies relies heavily on the collaborative efforts of various communitysectors, including law enforcement, governmental bodies, and local organizations. Police officers play a pivotal role inthis collaborative framework, not only by facilitating coordination among different entities but also by actively promotingearly intervention approaches to crime prevention.It’s important to recognize that while these strategies are geared towards long-term crime reduction, immediatechallenges persist. Therefore, in the short term, law enforcement and related agencies must continue to implementexisting crime prevention measures to address current safety concerns.
At a burglary scene, officers must follow proper procedures when handling physical evidence.Wearing gloves is essential to prevent, which could affect the credibility of the evidence incourt.
(A)contamination
(B)authorization
(C)interrogation
(D)inspection
What is the primary focus of the passage?
(A)The role of early intervention for crime prevention.
(B)Economic benefits of government policies.
(C)Strategies for adult education reform.
(D)How early life experiences shape adult behavior.
A common strategy of fraudsters is offering financialsuch as a bonus or lottery as a bait.
(A)interests
(B)incentives
(C)assistance
(D)obligation
What role do police officers play in early intervention approaches?
(A)Solely enforcing laws without community interaction.
(B)Facilitating coordination among various entities and promoting intervention strategies.
(C)Funding early childhood education programs.
(D)Developing independent crime prevention policies.
The fact that no one stepped up to help the victim in the MRT assault suggests public.
(A)apathy
(B)empathy
(C)sympathy
(D)antipathy
What is a potential benefit of early childhood interventions mentioned in the passage?
(A)Decreased need for educational funding.
(B)Immediate job placement for adults.
(C)Economic and societal advantages.
(D)Reduction in international conflicts and local crimes.
The witness wasinto silence because her family members were threatened by peopleassociated with the offender.
(A)tamed
(B)humiliated
(C)disciplined
(D)intimidated請依下文回答第51 題至第55 題A common fraudulent scheme is the email phishing attempt. Take the case that occurred before the NewYear’s Day as an example. The targets were people who had high bills from the holidays. The phishermanpromised credibility and set the
The passage concludes that while early interventions are crucial, there is still a need for:
(A)Eliminating all existing crime prevention programs.
(B)Reducing community involvement in crime prevention.
(C)Focusing exclusively on adult rehabilitation programs.
(D)Responding to current safety issues.
the reader would get for accepting the offer. Then, the email tellsyou what to do to get your money. Requiring the victim to ignore risk is at the heart of phishing fraudbecause it requests the reader to turn over valuable personal information. In the next move, the phishingemail makes a threat, warning that the relationship being
between sender and receiver is secretand special. The purpose is to exploit the excitement of found money by the lucky recipient. The fraudsterintends to create a contagion of excitement while making the reader ignore any fear of risk.The phisherman pursues the strategy of
from fear in several ways. First, he wants the reader torelax, feel safe, and trust the email. He uses enjoyment, an affect that allows us to be able to relax andtrust, to engender credibility. Second, it is helpful that the gift is for a
cause, such as a financialempowerment program. The third tactic is the sense of specialness. If the recipient betrays the secret, thenthe found money will be lost. The last element is
, which will be experienced by the receiver ifs/he disappoints the powerful person who is disseminating his or her wealth for social good. The phishingemail utilizes common affects and core human emotions to achieve its purpose.51
(A)reply
(B)return
(C)reward
(D)response52
(A)ignited
(B)implored
(C)initialed
(D)initiated53
(A)avoiding
(B)panicking
(C)distracting
(D)hesitating54
(A)major
(B)noble
(C)common
(D)natural55
(A)face
(B)guilt
(C)humor
(D)shame50750-5105051250、51350請依下文回答第56 題至第60 題Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to computer systems that mimic human functions like communication,learning, and reasoning. In recent years, AI companion chatbots have become widespread. However, theirincreasing use has raised global safety concerns—especially in relation to youth protection and digitalmisconduct.In 2023, Geoffrey Hinton, often called the “Godfather of AI,” resigned from Google to warn about AI’spotential dangers. He highlighted risks such as misinformation, job displacement, and even threats tonational security. Consequently, many experts are calling for stronger regulation and ethical oversight toprevent misuse and ensure public safety. In 2025, U.S. senators launched a formal inquiry into AI appslike Replika and Character.ai after reports of inappropriate interactions with minors. These cases raisedalarms about content control failures and the exposure of vulnerable users to online exploitation. As aresult, authorities demanded transparency regarding age verification and internal safety protocols.Meanwhile, Taiwan has encountered similar incidents. Educators and law enforcement have observedincreased emotional dependence among teens using AI tools, with some cases involving access to harmfulcontent. Experts emphasize the need for early intervention, clear usage guidelines, and increased digitalliteracy to reduce risks. In conclusion, while AI offers innovation, governments and police agencies mustwork together to implement protective measures—especially for minors and at-risk individuals—toprevent digital exploitation and ensure ethical use.
What would be the most appropriate title for this article?
(A)The history of AI Development
(B)Chatbots for Minors
(C)Growing Global Concerns Over AI Safety
(D)How AI Will Replace All Teachers
Why did U.S. senators launch an investigation into certain AI chat apps?
(A)Because the apps provided inaccurate information.
(B)Because people were becoming overly reliant on AI chat apps.
(C)Because the apps showed signs of being hacked.
(D)Because minors were reportedly exposed to inappropriate interactions.
Which of the following is the best alternative to “calling for”?
(A)Fond of.
(B)Advocating for.
(C)Complaining about.
(D)Preparing for.
Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the article?
(A)AI chatbots are currently banned in both the U.S. and Taiwan.
(B)Geoffrey Hinton believes AI can never surpass human intelligence.
(C)Geoffrey Hinton warned that AI could surpass human intelligence and pose serious risks.
(D)AI tools are only used by children under age 13.
What does the article suggest about the role of law enforcement and governments?
(A)They are promoting the use of more AI chatbots.
(B)They are responsible for replacing human relationships with AI.
(C)They should help create rules and monitor AI use to protect users.
(D)They are developing new AI chatbots for children.