Simon goes through the same whenever he makes a mistake.—First he says he didn’t do it, and then he triesto blame it on someone else.
(A)destination✕ 你選的
(B)speculation✕ 你選的
(C)loophole✕ 你選的
(D)routine✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 32 題
China has never what it says its right to take Taiwan by force if peaceful blandishments fail.
(A)announced✕ 你選的
(B)denounced✕ 你選的
(C)pronounced✕ 你選的
(D)renounced✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 33 題
I want to join the club, but its fee is so high that I can’t afford it.
(A)attention✕ 你選的
(B)anticipation✕ 你選的
(C)adaptation✕ 你選的
(D)membership✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 34 題
If we impose a heavy on littering, no one will dare to throw away their garbage at will.
(A)charity✕ 你選的
(B)obstacle✕ 你選的
(C)reputation✕ 你選的
(D)penalty✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 35 題
There can be scarier experience than to be chased by wild animals.
(A)no✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)such✕ 你選的
(C)any✕ 你選的
(D)not✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 36 題
The drought has set off “water wars”, pitting farmers against city dwellers and one state against another.
(A)Water shortage has triggered quarrels between farmers and city dwellers and between states.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)In many states, farmers and city dwellers have had different opinions about what might have caused the drought.✕ 你選的
(C)A series of droughts in one state after another have caused the wars between farmers and city dwellers.✕ 你選的
(D)In one state after another, farmers started a series of campaigns against city dwellers in order to solve the droughtproblem.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 37 題
Rather than walling off the neighborhoods surrounding them, structures of modern shopping malls welcome in thenatural terrain and relate to local history.
(A)Modern shopping malls are welcomed in natural as well as historical sites.✕ 你選的
(B)Modern shopping malls are not isolated structures; they blend naturally and historically into their surroundings.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)Without high walls blocking modern shopping malls from their neighborhoods, they are welcomed in variousareas.✕ 你選的
(D)To welcome people in all areas, modern shopping malls do not build high walls around them.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 38 題
I don’t think John would support us. He was just paying us service.
(A)lip✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)air✕ 你選的
(C)civil✕ 你選的
(D)expressEvery year when April 14 rolls around we like to acknowledge Noah Webster, who published the first AmericanDictionary of the English Language on this date in 1828. Webster considered American English not a poor cousin of themother tongue of British English, 39 a legitimate body worth respecting, recording, and, yes, reforming. TheAmerican lexicographer attempted to 40 a number of spelling reforms. Noah Webster’s efforts were part of a longhistory of attempts to reform the quirky English orthography. In 1876, on the centennial of the American Declaration ofIndependence, and almost half a century after the American Dictionary of the English Language was first published, acommittee of the American Philological Association (APA) recommended serious spelling reform. Ten years after that,the members of the APA produced a list of 3,500 words whose spellings, they felt, should be changed. But 41 almost200 years of lists, announcements, and pronouncements, it is still safe to say that more lasting changes in Americanspelling have been the result of actual use by the people, not of decrees from on high.請依上文回答第39 題至第41 題。✕ 你選的
(A)despite
(B)because of
(C)in addition to
(D)for the sake ofMy mother was 82 and living in Keoluk when, unaccountably, she insisted upon attending a convention of oldsettlers of the Mississippi Valley. All the way there, and it was some distance, she was young again with excitement andeagerness. At the hotel she asked immediately for Dr. Barrett of St. Louis. He had left for home that morning and wouldnot be back, she was told. She turned away, the fire all gone from her, and asked to go home. Once there she sat silentand thinking for many days, then told us that when she was 18 she had loved a young medical student with all her heart.There was a misunderstanding and he left the country; she had immediately married, to show him that she did not care.She had never seen him since and then she had read in a newspaper that he was going to attend the old settlers’convention. “Only three hours before we reached that hotel he had been there,” she mourned.She had kept that pathetic burden in her heart 64 years without any of us suspecting it. Before the year was out, hermemory began to fail. She would write letters to schoolmates who had been dead for 40 years and wonder why theynever answered. Four years later she died.請依上文回答第42 題至第46 題。
(A)despite✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)because of✕ 你選的
(C)in addition to✕ 你選的
(D)for the sake ofMy mother was 82 and living in Keoluk when, unaccountably, she insisted upon attending a convention of oldsettlers of the Mississippi Valley. All the way there, and it was some distance, she was young again with excitement andeagerness. At the hotel she asked immediately for Dr. Barrett of St. Louis. He had left for home that morning and wouldnot be back, she was told. She turned away, the fire all gone from her, and asked to go home. Once there she sat silentand thinking for many days, then told us that when she was 18 she had loved a young medical student with all her heart.There was a misunderstanding and he left the country; she had immediately married, to show him that she did not care.She had never seen him since and then she had read in a newspaper that he was going to attend the old settlers’convention. “Only three hours before we reached that hotel he had been there,” she mourned.She had kept that pathetic burden in her heart 64 years without any of us suspecting it. Before the year was out, hermemory began to fail. She would write letters to schoolmates who had been dead for 40 years and wonder why theynever answered. Four years later she died.請依上文回答第42 題至第46 題。✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 42 題
Why did the author’s mother insist on going to a hotel where a convention was held?
(A)The convention was run by her old schoolmates.✕ 你選的
(B)She was one of the old settlers of the Mississippi Valley.✕ 你選的
(C)Her former lover would attend the convention.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(D)Dr. Barrett of St. Louis could cure her memory problem.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 43 題
Why didn’t the author’s mother meet with Dr. Barrett at the hotel?
(A)Dr. Barrett refused to meet with her.✕ 你選的
(B)Dr. Barrett was not the person she looked for.✕ 你選的
(C)Dr. Barrett had left a few hours before she arrived.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(D)Dr. Barrett had been dead for years before she arrived.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 44 題
How old was the author’s mother when she died?
(A)64✕ 你選的
(B)82✕ 你選的
(C)83✕ 你選的
(D)86✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 45 題
How did the author’s mother know that Dr. Barrett would attend the convention?
(A)She knew it from a letter sent by one of her old schoolmates.✕ 你選的
(B)She learned it from the newspaper she read in Keoluk.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)She was informed of it by the correspondence she had with Dr. Barrett.✕ 你選的
(D)She recalled it from the memory she had hidden for more than six decades.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 46 題
Which of the following statements about the author’s mother is true?
(A)She became pathetic because none of her schoolmates answered her letters.✕ 你選的
(B)She was very excited on her way home from the convention.✕ 你選的
(C)She remained unmarried after breaking up with her lover at 18.✕ 你選的
(D)She still cared about Dr. Barrett at the age of 82.Advertising affects a consumer’s perception of value by contributing to the symbolic value and the social meaningof a brand. Symbolic value refers to what a product or service means to consumers in a non-literal way. 47 Otherwise,they would not be brands, but unmarked commodities. Social meaning refers to what a product or service means in asocietal context. 48 Often, the product’s connection to a social class shows a need within consumers to move up inclass.Researchers have long argued that objects are never just objects. 49 It is important to remember that thesemeanings often become just as much a part of the product as some physical features. Since advertising is an essential wayin which the image of a brand is developed, it influences consumers’ perception of the value of the brand. 50 In otherwords, if the image of a product is valued by consumers, then consumers will pay to buy the product.請依上文回答第47 題至第50 題。✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 47 題
(A)Advertising means different things to different people.
(B)In reality, all branded products rely on symbolic value.
(C)For example, social class is marked by products that signify class membership, such as cars, wines, and clothes.
(D)Most people like some of the ads they see or hear, but they don’t like advertising in general.
(A)Advertising means different things to different people.✕ 你選的
(B)In reality, all branded products rely on symbolic value.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)For example, social class is marked by products that signify class membership, such as cars, wines, and clothes.✕ 你選的
(D)Most people like some of the ads they see or hear, but they don’t like advertising in general.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 48 題
(A)Advertising means different things to different people.
(B)In reality, all branded products rely on symbolic value.
(C)For example, social class is marked by products that signify class membership, such as cars, wines, and clothes.
(D)Most people like some of the ads they see or hear, but they don’t like advertising in general.
(A)Advertising means different things to different people.✕ 你選的
(B)In reality, all branded products rely on symbolic value.✕ 你選的
(C)For example, social class is marked by products that signify class membership, such as cars, wines, and clothes.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(D)Most people like some of the ads they see or hear, but they don’t like advertising in general.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 49 題
(A)They take on meaning from culture, society, and from consumers.
(B)The more value consumers see in a brand, the more they are willing to pay to acquire the brand.
(C)For example, social class is marked by products that signify class membership, such as cars, wines, and clothes.
(D)Most people like some of the ads they see or hear, but they don’t like advertising in general.
(A)They take on meaning from culture, society, and from consumers.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)The more value consumers see in a brand, the more they are willing to pay to acquire the brand.✕ 你選的
(C)For example, social class is marked by products that signify class membership, such as cars, wines, and clothes.✕ 你選的
(D)Most people like some of the ads they see or hear, but they don’t like advertising in general.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 50 題
(A)They take on meaning from culture, society, and from consumers.
(B)The more value consumers see in a brand, the more they are willing to pay to acquire the brand.
(C)For example, social class is marked by products that signify class membership, such as cars, wines, and clothes.
(D)Most people like some of the ads they see or hear, but they don’t like advertising in general.
(A)They take on meaning from culture, society, and from consumers.✕ 你選的
(B)The more value consumers see in a brand, the more they are willing to pay to acquire the brand.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)For example, social class is marked by products that signify class membership, such as cars, wines, and clothes.✕ 你選的
(D)Most people like some of the ads they see or hear, but they don’t like advertising in general.✕ 你選的
