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行政警察人員 115英文考古題

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Proper bloodis essential for keeping healthy and avoiding medical complications.

(A)circulation✓ 正解
(B)precaution
(C)obligation
(D)evolution
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The finalof the drama reveals many of the great mysteries that have been present in the series.

(A)revenue
(B)episode✓ 正解
(C)despair
(D)anniversary
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Theof the fans filled the football stadium as the home team finally scored.

(A)pranks
(B)sighs
(C)cheers✓ 正解
(D)jokes
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The family enjoyed the performance so much that theywildly at the end of the show.

(A)pointed
(B)elevated
(C)comprehended
(D)applauded✓ 正解
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They went to the ______ to watch the latest action film on the big screen.

(A)ward
(B)closet
(C)prison
(D)cinema✓ 正解
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The hotel staff was very ______, making guests feel at home.

(A)mean
(B)rude
(C)passive
(D)courteous✓ 正解
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He used a sturdy hook on the wall tohis coat.

(A)hang✓ 正解
(B)press
(C)detach
(D)remove
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Trust is often considered aelement of any strong relationship.

(A)minor
(B)trivial
(C)secondary
(D)fundamental✓ 正解
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Richard Carpenter was a talented musician with jazz training, creating uniquewith interesting chordchanges.

(A)instances
(B)melodies✓ 正解
(C)notebooks
(D)promises
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From now on all students’ health examination reports will beand can be viewed online.

(A)civilized
(B)digitized✓ 正解
(C)localized
(D)vaporized
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There’s no need to start from: you’ll see that you can capitalize on what already exists and make the mostof it.

(A)border
(B)center
(C)future
(D)scratch✓ 正解
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To expand the laboratory, the company plans tobetween 50 and 75 engineers over the next two years.

(A)dismiss
(B)forsake
(C)recruit✓ 正解
(D)suspend
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Coaches play an important role in guidingin competitive sports.

(A)athletes✓ 正解
(B)operators
(C)loudspeakers
(D)skyscrapers
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Everybody pulled their weight and the business improvedin three months.

(A)doubtfully
(B)expressively
(C)politically
(D)significantly✓ 正解
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Over the years, Peter’s businessand now has more than thirty branches worldwide.

(A)absorbed
(B)expanded✓ 正解
(C)infected
(D)violated
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The representatives from both countriesand finally reached an agreement on fair trade.

(A)commuted
(B)hesitated
(C)negotiated✓ 正解
(D)suppressed
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She isto helping stray animals, spending all her weekends feeding and caring for them.

(A)devoted✓ 正解
(B)derided
(C)divided
(D)described
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Shegrabbed the wrong suitcase at the airport, realizing her carelessness only when she got home.

(A)mistakenly✓ 正解
(B)normally
(C)routinely
(D)favorably
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Jimmy is a(n)person; he seldom complains or loses his temper.

(A)stubborn
(B)dependent
(C)tolerant✓ 正解
(D)ignorant
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Byof the sponsor, everyone can get a toaster after the meeting.

(A)courtesy✓ 正解
(B)community
(C)proficiency
(D)fantasy
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Tina knew that the children were up towhen she saw them giggling.

(A)mischief✓ 正解
(B)concern
(C)misery
(D)conference
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After moving to a new city, people had better make an effort toto the new environment.

(A)adapt✓ 正解
(B)object
(C)refer
(D)lead
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Because the tiny organisms could not be seen with the naked eye, the scientist had to use ato detect them.

(A)quotation
(B)microscope✓ 正解
(C)helicopter
(D)parachute
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The charity provides free meals and warm clothing tofamilies who cannot afford the basic necessities oflife.

(A)needy✓ 正解
(B)wealthy
(C)healthy
(D)lengthy
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The firefighterwater from the truck into the burning building to extinguish the horrible fire.

(A)pumped✓ 正解
(B)bumped
(C)lessened
(D)loosened
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The graphic scenes in the horror movie made herand sick to her stomach.

(A)admired
(B)fulfilled
(C)disgusted✓ 正解
(D)enlightened
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Thewildfire destroyed hundreds of houses and forced the evacuation of 70,000 people.

(A)raging✓ 正解
(B)beaming
(C)flattering
(D)winding
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Visitors were all screaming when they saw a lion breaking through the fence andthe zookeeper.

(A)charging✓ 正解
(B)dwelling
(C)glistening
(D)sparking
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The enterprise entitles employees to six weeks of paidleave, allowing new dads to bond with their babies.

(A)ferocity
(B)commodity
(C)paternity✓ 正解
(D)sustainability
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My best friendher secret into my ear because she did not want anyone to overhear it.

(A)sneaked
(B)restricted
(C)crushed
(D)whispered請依下文回答第31 題至第35 題One morning, a woman was buying some grocery items for her home. When she went to the billing counter,she✓ 正解
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that the bill was much more than the money she had at that point of time. Embarrassed, she hurriedlystarted

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some items from her basket.

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, the counter attendant gave her a flower, and she was surprised.The attendant said, “I

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go to visit my mother in a hospital with a flower. But yesterday morning, she told me thatI

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my money on it and stopped accepting it. I listened to her and didn’t bring a flower to the hospital today. ButI still love to buy it. So, please accept it, I will think my mother has accepted it.”31

(A)demanded
(B)noticed✓ 正解
(C)offered
(D)revised32
(A)clarifying
(B)defining✓ 正解
(C)removing
(D)sharpening33
(A)At this moment
(B)In the same way✓ 正解
(C)On the one hand
(D)By the same token34
(A)was used to
(B)am used to✓ 正解
(C)use to
(D)used to35
(A)will not waste
(B)shouldn’t have wasted✓ 正解
(C)didn’t waste
(D)am not wasting請依下文回答第36 題至第40 題Robin Hood is one of England’s most famous legendary figures. He is said to have lived in the 12th century, duringthe reign of King Richard the Lionheart. Robin Hood was an
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who became famous for stealing from the rich andgiving to the poor. His story is set in Sherwood Forest, which is located in Nottinghamshire, England.

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thelegend, Robin Hood was an expert archer who fought against the Sheriff of Nottingham, who was seen as a cruel andunfair ruler. Robin Hood is often

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as a hero, as he fought for justice and helped those in need.

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nohistorical evidence proves Robin Hood’s existence, his story has been passed down through ballads, books, and films.The legend of Robin Hood

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themes of fairness, justice, and fighting against corruption. Over time, his image hasbecome a symbol of resistance against injustice and a champion for the poor.36

(A)outlaw✓ 正解
(B)astronaut
(C)elector
(D)author37
(A)As soon as✓ 正解
(B)In contrast to
(C)Instead of
(D)According to38
(A)explored✓ 正解
(B)supplied
(C)portrayed
(D)retracted39
(A)Although✓ 正解
(B)Since
(C)If
(D)Where40
(A)reflects✓ 正解
(B)competes
(C)closes
(D)distracts請依下文回答第41 題至第45 題Once upon a time, in the shining land of Radiantine, a strange spell declared that only princes could wander throughforests, make armor, and speak boldly in council. Princesses were confined to candlelit towers and praised only for theirdelicate clothing and graceful manners. However, one daring princess, Aurelia, rejected the spell. She realized that eventhe bravest prince could only dream of achieving his goal under strict rules that restrained true emotion.Aurelia found allies: the wise Witch of the Western Marshes, looked down on for her magic, and the wanderingBard of Midnight, born into poverty yet overflowing with talent. Together, they confronted the Dragon of OutdatedTraditions, who sealed off leadership opportunities. Their magic and talent chipped away at the dragon’s scales. Slowly,the land of Radiantine awoke from its long sleep of old beliefs, freeing knights and maidens alike to pursue their goals.When the dragon finally dissolved into sparks, they were extremely joyful. No longer about princesses versus princes,the tale had become a shining testament to unity, where every voice, every talent, and every dream were celebrated. Andso, magnificent Radiantine soared ever since under this radiant new dawn, proving that equality benefits all who livebeneath its brilliant sun.
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According to the passage, which of the following best describes Princess Aurelia’s attitude toward the strict rules?

(A)She readily accepted her confined role.
(B)She wanted to become the dragon’s ally.
(C)She felt overwhelmed and surrenders to the spell.
(D)She acted against the limitations of both princes and princesses.✓ 正解
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According to the passage, which effect did the Dragon of Outdated Traditions have on the kingdom?

(A)It gave everyone magical power.
(B)It challenged knights to train harder.
(C)It helped princesses learn new skills.
(D)It blocked leadership opportunities.✓ 正解
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What is the main idea of this passage?

(A)The need to keep strict traditions to preserve order.
(B)The importance of magic spells for problem-solving.
(C)The value of equality and unity for all members of society.✓ 正解
(D)The inevitability of conflict between princes and princesses.
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According to the passage, what does the phrase “long sleep of old beliefs” suggest?

(A)Outdated customs led people into passivity.✓ 正解
(B)The kingdom’s people were physically asleep.
(C)The witch was controlling everyone’s dreams.
(D)Aurelia was the only person who needed to rest.
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According to the passage, what was the result of Radiantine’s transformation?

(A)The dragon became king of Radiantine.
(B)Princes were replaced by a council of knights.
(C)Every individual’s voice and ability were celebrated.✓ 正解
(D)Princesses remained in towers but gained new clothing.請依下文回答第46 題至第50 題When the Michelin Guide came to Tokyo for the first time in 2008, they planned to honor a number of restaurantswith multiple star ratings. So, imagine how shocked they were to be greeted at the door by chefs with their arms crossed,refusing them entry. “No reporters, no cameras, no Michelin stars,” they were told, in no uncertain terms. And to thisday, they haven’t budged.But why? From ramen to omakase sushi, Tokyo isn’t short of restaurants that deserve a star or two. For one thing,Michelin stars would fill their reservation books for months in advance, stretch the line of would-be customers aroundthe block all day, every day, and attract discerning eaters from every corner of the globe, which is the last thing in theworld most Japanese restaurants want. The practical reason is that sudden fame means their loyal local regulars won’t beable to get a table, and when the fickle culinary tourists run off to chase the next hot chef, they may be left with nobusiness.But there’s a deeper reason too: Refusing Michelin stars is also about being satisfied with “enough,” which isn’tabout success. It’s about knowing what you want, and being satisfied when you get it. Like many things in Japan,providing a service—or knowledge—is a two-way street. Paying in money is only the ante to be allowed in the door.Because the ultimate goal of many Japanese chefs isn’t fame, fortune, or a franchise in every major city of the world. It’sto innovate food for customers who put as much into their appreciation of the chef’s art as the chef puts into the food.Therefore, they operate more like private clubs, and you’re only allowed to eat there if you’re the guest of an establishedcustomer or introduced by one. And that’s the kind of relationship no Michelin star can buy.
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What is the main idea of this passage?

(A)A brief introduction to Michelin guide.
(B)A failure that destroyed Michelin stars’ fame.
(C)The reasons Michelin stars are refused by Japanese chefs.✓ 正解
(D)The impossibility to evaluate Japanese food with stars.
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Which of the following may be the reason Japanese chefs refuse Michelin?

(A)They don’t think the judges have good tastes.
(B)They don’t like speaking foreign languages.
(C)They worry that old customers may be pushed away.✓ 正解
(D)They fear Western burgers will take the place of sushi.
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Which of the following statements can be inferred from the passage?

(A)Japanese chefs don’t want to reveal their secret recipe.
(B)Besides money, Japanese culture puts extra values in the dining experience.✓ 正解
(C)Western tourists will replace the original customers for good.
(D)It is hard to cross the culture gap, especially about cuisine.
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According to the passage, what does “budged” most likely mean?

(A)Desired.
(B)Rejected.
(C)Yielded.✓ 正解
(D)Calculated.
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According to the passage, why do some Japanese restaurants run like private clubs?

(A)To earn as much money as possible.
(B)To consider food an art deserving admiration.✓ 正解
(C)To receive strange guests every day.
(D)To avoid adopting the modern reservation system.
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