行政警察人員 93 年英文考古題

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The climate has a lot of influence the agriculture. on in at for 9 Since the typhoon has turned away from us, there is nothing to worry now. for at down about 10 marriage is concerned, she is a successful woman. In terms of As far as As well as In view of 11 I know his answer will be. that what how why 12 I am not sure he will come. where who which whether 13 They killed him a machine gun. with by in on 14 It takes money to build a museum. quite a few a large number of a large amount of quite a number of 15 This is such a difficult question that students got the correct answer. a few any most few 16 Linda is among the students in her class. the most intelligent more intelligent the more intelligent much intelligent 17 I have moved to Taipei for a long while; , I still miss my hometown in Kaohsiung. as a result moreover however therefore 18 The party has already started for twenty minutes. he his wife has arrived. Both … or Neither … nor Either … or Either … and 19 The man I work is my uncle. who to whom to which for whom 20 Please wait for me at home. I’ll come over to your place in fifteen minutes. between around about below 21 Whether you will pass the exam or not more your efforts than on your luck. insists...on relies...in decides...in depends...on 22 After you finish reading the whole article, please it into a few sentences. classify summarize identify qualify 23 He had to stop and because the policeman was following him. pull over pull out pull off pull down 24 You must Sam to prevent him from killing himself again. get involved in get along with keep an eye on keep away from 25 I believe in what you said. I you in every aspect. agree with agree on disagree with disagree on 26 The couple decided to after a big quarrel. break down break in break up break off 27 Please take your time. I am not . in a hurry in no rush in no time in time 28 The terrible flood bridges, houses, and crops. The town soon disappeared. washed away washed up blew away blew up 29 In order to , John opened a store near the market. make of a living make a life make a living make up a life 30 If you work hard, success will be on your side . in the corner in the long run in your way in and out 31 Lawyers usually by the hour; therefore, it takes a big sum of money to go about a lawsuit. sign charge treat judge 32 Most people work in order to have security. global special financial confidential 33 He is so by this movie that he saw it four times. fascinated addicted interested involved 34 People who overwork tend to have a higher of heart diseases. rate rank range risk 35 We must exercise regularly in order to strengthen our _________ system, which helps us fight the diseases. mental brain immune nerve 36 She forgot to bring the map and in this old town. lost her way gave her way made her way paved her way 37 Never hope even if you are faced with difficulties. give off give up take up take off 38 She must have to do such a crazy thing. out of her mind made for her mind made up her mind lost her mind 39 This is very important. Please what I am going to announce. pay attention to take part in play a role in keep out of 40 I am your health. You must do the exercise regularly. worried for cared for worried about cared about 41 my surprise, none of my students showed up at the party. To For In By 42 She takes part in every activity. In fact, she is very about public affairs. realistic critic logic enthusiastic 43 My life has been so that my health is getting worse. thankful stressful grateful doubtful 44 Since the business is slow this year, we have not made any . profit problem protein prohibit 45 Her work is a to her. It keeps her busy and creative. comfort challenge boredom bargain 46 There was a by the workers to request for a higher pay. demonstration combination qualification compensation 47 The air was caused by the farmers who burned the waste in the field after the harvest. resolution population solution pollution 48 Because people are different from each other, each one has thoughts and ideas. identical unique common collective 49 How we react to an event our values and beliefs. reflects relates relies responds 50 Our trip to the meeting in Taipei was by the city government. The funding was plenty. suspended startled squeezed sponsored 51 A: Hi! I’m Katherine Smith. Nice to meet you. B: I am sorry. A: Katherine. But please, just call me Cathy. What about you? What’s your name again? Nice to meet you. How do you do? 52 A: Excuse me. How do I get to the candy store from here? B: It opens at 9:00. It’s just past the 7-11 on Elmer Street. It’s 200 Elmer street. Go two blocks, and turn right. 53 A: Would you care for anything to drink? B: Sorry, we would not. Yes, do you have any diet Coke? Yes, I would care. No, I am afraid I don’t. 54 A: Excuse me. I have a problem with my order. B: What’s the matter with you? Where is the problem? What seems to be the problem? May I help you? 55 A: I went to school in Australia. B: A: I was there for two years. Did you? And when was that? Did you? And what did you do after that? Really? When did you come back? Really? How long did you stay there? 56 A: B: Tokyo. The stores are more interesting. Which city has better shopping? Which city is the most interesting? Which city has the best museums? How do you like Tokyo? 57 A: Ms. Chen, I would like to apologize for being late to class. B: It’s OK this time. Please be on time in the future. That’s very nice of you to ask. But never do that next time. It’s too bad. You really don’t need to apologize. Certainly. That’s great! 58 A: B: I’d love to. What can I bring? Would you like to see a movie Sunday? Can you come for dinner on Friday? Would you care for some wine? What about going swimming tomorrow? 59 A: Hi, this is Nelson. Are you busy? B: I am teaching now. Can I call you back later? Excuse me. I am pretty busy. Certainly. Can I ask you a question? No problem. See you later. 60 A: Can you recommend a nice hotel? B: What do you look for in the Huntington Hotel? How do you like the Huntington Hotel? Why don’t you try the Huntington Hotel? Would you please stay at Huntington Hotel? An old porter had been working for the railway for a very long time. He 61 in one of the big railway stations in London one morning, waiting for travelers 62 him to help them with their luggage, when he saw a small man running towards the trains, 63 a bag. The porter watched the man for a few seconds, and 64 the man saw the porter. At once he 65 to him and said, “Can I catch the 10:35 train to Newcastle, porter?” He was breathing very 66 , and he sounded worried. The old porter 67 him for a moment and then said politely, “Well, sir, I’d like to help you, but I 68 answer your question, because I don’t know how fast you can run 69 rails. You see,” he explained, “the 10:35 train to Newcastle 70 five minutes ago.” 61 stands is standing was standing had been standing 62 to ask asked asking be asking 63 to carry carrying carried having carried 64 yet as when then 65 ran across ran up ran after ran down 66 fast fastly quick quickly 67 looked at looked up to looked for looked down on 68 do not may not must not can not 69 above across around along 70 leaves will leave left has left The Value of Dreams Dreams are a fascinating subject. Many psychologists today say that dreams are the bridge between our conscious and unconscious mind. They suggest that you try to write down the dreams that you remember as soon as you wake up. Then, you can try to interpret them by comparing the dream with situations in your life. (Most dreams relate to things that happened in the past 24 to 48 hours.) Sometimes dreams may explain things you are trying to suppress; other times they might relate to things that are troubling or depressing you. In general, dreams relate to familiar events and have reasonable explanations. If you are receptive to this kind of analysis, answers will tend to emerge. Most researchers also agree that the dreamer himself will usually come up with the best interpretation of his dream since no one else has had his exact experiences. 71 Why are dreams a fascinating subject? It helps us to remember things. It is unconscious. It has connection with things that happened in our life. It is analyzed by psychologist. 72 What are dreams about? Things that happened within the past two days. Unfamiliar events. Things that are experienced by most people. Things that you can no longer remember. 73 What are the values of dreams? Explaining things that you are trying to suppress. Relating to things that are troubling you. Helping you to interpret things. All three of the above. 74 Who is the best person to interpret your dreams? the dreamer himself. psychologists. people who are good at analysis. researchers. 75 To interpret your dreams, you should not write down your dreams as soon as you wake up. compare the dreams with situations in your life. be receptive to analysis. ask others to interpret your dreams. Coca-Cola People who lived in towns and cities could easily refresh themselves in the hot summers just before the turn of the century. Coca-Cola had been invented in Atlanta in the 1890s, and it was for sale at thousands of drugstores and candy store soda fountains all over America. But people who lived in the country couldn’t easily go into town every time they wanted a Coca-Cola. So Joe Biedenharn, a candy store owner, decided to take soda out of the cities and into the country, where most Americans lived. He began to fill big bottles with Coca-Cola, shipping them by wagon and boat to the small towns along the Mississippi River. His business grew quickly; the bottled coke was so popular that Biedenharn was forced to move his bottling plant to a large building. Ironically, the first bottling operation was viewed as a curiosity by the Coca-Cola Company. Biedenharn sent them his first two cases; he was politely thanked and then just politely ignored. 76 The purpose of this paragraph is to introduce the history of Coca-Cola. to give the background of bottled Coca-Cola. to give the biography of Joe Biedenharn. to show that Coca-Cola Company did not care about customers. 77 According to the paragraph, which of the following statement is not true? Coca-Cola was invented in Atlanta in the 1890s. Joe Biedenharn was an employer of the Coca-Cola Company. The first Coca-Colas were not filled in bottles. Joe Biedenharn was a candy store owner. 78 We can conclude from the paragraph that the Coca-Cola Company stole Joe Biedenharn’s idea. Joe Biedenharn finally went bankrupt. Joe Biedenharn eventually sold his business. Joe Biedenharn’s business was very successful. 79 The paragraph suggests that most of Coca-Cola’s customers lived along the Mississippi River. the bottles did not keep the Coca-Cola well. at the time Biedenharn started his bottling operation, Coca-Cola was serving only a small part of the population. Biedenharn didn’t serve Coca-Cola in his candy store. 80 The attitude of the Coca-Cola Company toward Biedenharn’s bottling business was uninterested. angry. welcoming. sympathetic.