Delayed by a traffic jam, we were terribly late for a concert and had to wait until the to enter.
(A)intermediate✕ 你選的
(B)intermission✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)intersection✕ 你選的
(D)interpretation✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 2 題
The waiter is for us to follow him. He must have found a table for us.
(A)beckoning✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)attempting✕ 你選的
(C)invoking✕ 你選的
(D)pretending✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 3 題
The newly published book written by the former president contains many issues on public policy and hasaroused public argument and disapproval.
(A)contributive✕ 你選的
(B)contemplative✕ 你選的
(C)contagious✕ 你選的
(D)controversial✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 4 題
To this day, Annie will sit still through many books given the opportunity. Maybe her mother instilled inAnnie her love of books.
(A)although✕ 你選的
(B)if✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)nevertheless✕ 你選的
(D)unlessThe power of the information age descended on China in 1989. 5 authorities clamped down on activists afterthe carnage at Tiananmen Square, protesters around the world clogged fax machines with foreign-news coverage andmessages of solidarity. For officials accustomed to a monopoly on information, it was a startling lesson—and 6they answered with typical low-tech efficacy. Guards were posted at fax machines across the country. The trickle ofinformation stopped.|24150It has become commonplace, in this digital era, that electronic 7 will spell doom for authoritarian regimes.Information, the techno-libertarians say, is now too 8 to control. It flows in over airways, via satellites, throughmicrowave relays to cellular phones, faxes, televisions, radios, beepers, and modems. Information will mean moreopenness, as the logic 9 , and openness will mean more freedom.✕ 你選的
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第 5 題
(A)Though
(B)With
(C)For
(D)As
(A)Though✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)With✕ 你選的
(C)For✕ 你選的
(D)As✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 6 題
(A)it
(B)one
(C)when
(D)information
(A)it✕ 你選的
(B)one✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)when✕ 你選的
(D)information✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 7 題
(A)communication
(B)control
(C)controversy
(D)war
(A)communication✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)control✕ 你選的
(C)controversy✕ 你選的
(D)war✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 8 題
(A)fluid
(B)spatial
(C)receptive
(D)bureaucratic
(A)fluid✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)spatial✕ 你選的
(C)receptive✕ 你選的
(D)bureaucratic✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 9 題
(A)comes
(B)goes
(C)says
(D)speaks
(A)comes✕ 你選的
(B)goes✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)says✕ 你選的
(D)speaks✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 10 題
Fighting wildfire is often likened to a military campaign, with personnel deployed strategically on the groundand air support striking from above.
(A)Demands for manpower and air support are increasing in wildfire fights.✕ 你選的
(B)Wildfire control is like fighting a war in many ways except its demand for manpower on the spot and airassistance.✕ 你選的
(C)It is hard to put out wildfire without military support: its diverse workforce and well-equipped aircrafts.✕ 你選的
(D)Combating wildfire is like a battle fought by armed forces that requires collaborative work on the ground andfrom the air.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 11 題
Abortion, intertwined with religious convictions and hopelessly at odds with traditional values, remains today thesingle moral issue on which Americans are most bitterly divided.
(A)Abortion is so closely linked with spiritual beliefs and completely against traditional values that it is unethicalto discuss it; otherwise, the American society will unfortunately be split into halves.✕ 你選的
(B)The American society cannot agree upon the morality of abortion because it is completely against God’s willand traditional values.✕ 你選的
(C)Abortion has been the most bitter and divisive ethical issue in the American society, an issue that is deeplyinvolved with religious beliefs and completely incompatible with traditional values.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(D)Today, abortion remains the bitterest topic among Americans. Many Americans cannot accept abortionbecause it is so interlocked with religious beliefs and traditional values.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 12 題
The ancestors of the Native Americans in the state of Oklahoma today came to Oklahoma on the infamous Trailof Tears after being forced to march to the west by the US government.
(A)The ancestors of the Native Americans left a trail of tears when they arrived at Oklahoma.✕ 你選的
(B)The US government forced the Native Americans to shed tears when they were moving west.✕ 你選的
(C)The US government forced the Native Americans to Oklahoma on a grueling trail that is now named Trail ofTears.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(D)The Trail of Tears is famous and highly recommended by the US government because the Native Americanswalked on it.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 13 題
The talks on Bosnia bogged down in differences over borders among the three parties.
(A)The conflicts on Bosnia had to do with border disputes among the three parties.✕ 你選的
(B)The talks on Bosnia among the three parties became stuck over border disputes.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)Border disputes brought the Bosnians back to the negotiation table among the three parties.✕ 你選的
(D)The talks on Bosnia among the three parties helped resolve border disputes.|24150✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 14 題
Do not go where the path leads; go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.
(A)Don’t just follow conventions; dare to try new ways for others to follow.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)Go where a path and a trail will appear.✕ 你選的
(C)Follow your instinct.✕ 你選的
(D)Just go on the right path and everything will be alright.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 15 題
People who took vitamin E were no less likely to have a heart attack than those taking the placebo.
(A)People who took vitamin E were more likely to have a heart attack than those taking the placebo.✕ 你選的
(B)People who took the placebo were less likely to have a heart attack than those taking vitamin E.✕ 你選的
(C)People who took vitamin E and people who took the placebo had the same likelihood of getting heart attack.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(D)Not all the people who took vitamin E and the placebo were less likely to have a heart attack.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 16 題
The media frenzy over the scandal did not rise to the level of courtroom spectacle offered by a similar case adecade ago.
(A)The open media coverage over the scandal did not come close to the level of uncensored drama of a similarcase a decade ago.✕ 你選的
(B)The media craze over the scandal did not come near to the level of excitement in the courtroom offered by asimilar case a decade ago.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)The media scandal did approach the spectacular level of a similar case taking place a decade ago.✕ 你選的
(D)The media fantasy over the scandal is not compatible to the courtroom speculation offered a decade ago.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 17 題
Love does not require that two people look at each other, but that they look together in the same direction.
(A)Lovers do not care much about each other’s appearance, but share the same ideals and goals.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)Lovers do not need to see each other all the time as long as they trust each other.✕ 你選的
(C)Lovers have not only the same looks but also the same ideals and goals.✕ 你選的
(D)Lovers do not have to look at each other, but they have to spend time together.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 18 題
Pearls are produced by nature; nearly-round or organic-shaped pearls have character and may be easier on thewallet.
(A)Natural pearls which are not completely round have their own features, and they are also more affordable.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)Nearly round pearls and those of organic shapes are easier to be matched with a wallet.✕ 你選的
(C)There are different shapes of pearls because they are the products of nature.✕ 你選的
(D)Pearls of organic shapes cost as much as the nearly round ones do.Contrary to common opinions, megaliths are rarely crude or unplanned. If observers are careful enough, they willdetect on the giant stones the traces of those supposedly refined carvings, now worn down by rainwater and frost. Andeven when the shape of the stone is irregular, its overall appearance shows it was selected and quarried with care. TheFairies’ Rock at Essé, the finest dolmen in Brittany, is made of enormous blocks of red shale taken from a rock bedtwo and a half miles away. While fairies were carrying stones in their aprons—so the story goes—one stone slippedfrom the aprons, and dropped from the sky to the ground; the result is this isolated dolmen.The texture and color of a stone used in the dolmen often bespeak a good knowledge of local geology.Priest-architects would have taken the best that was available in the area. In chalky earth at Bougon, the dolmen’spillars match one another and are made of the local rock. The covering slabs, however, are of a different texture. Oneis a 32-ton block of Bathonian flint from an outcropping two and a half miles away, and the other is a fossiliferouscoralline massif weighing 90 tons that was excavated at a distance of several hundred yards.|24150✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 19 題
What is the author’s opinion about the overall structure of megaliths?
(A)Crude✕ 你選的
(B)Not overdone✕ 你選的
(C)Primitive✕ 你選的
(D)Not unplanned✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 20 題
According to the passage, what caused the stone carvings to be blurred nowadays?
(A)Earthquake✕ 你選的
(B)Excavation✕ 你選的
(C)War✕ 你選的
(D)Weather✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 21 題
According to the 2nd paragraph, what knowledge did a local priest always possess?
(A)Biology✕ 你選的
(B)Geology✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)Mythology✕ 你選的
(D)Sociology編號第22 題至第25 題為篇章結構，各題請依文意，從四個選項中選出最合適者，各題答案內容不重複。Basically, two pivotal notions about the nature of the brain have been nullified. 22 The second is that thebrain steadily loses brain cells after age twenty or so and consequently relentlessly declines in mental capacities.23 But scientists thought older brains lost the capacity to grow, and were fixed and static after puberty. It isnow known that brain cells can sprout new dendrites and new synapses, forming new communication networks at anyage. Thus, although everyone is born with a fixed number of brain cells, that innate figure does not define mentalcapacity. 24 Brains with fewer cells can have just as much, or more, mental capacity than larger brains, dependingon the lushness of neurons. The idea that a massive and progressive loss of neurons is an inevitable consequence ofaging has also been thoroughly disproved.According to Russell L. Blaylock at University of Mississippi Medical Center, “The process by which the brain is‘wired’ and even ‘rewired’ is referred to as plasticity. 25 We now know that even the brains of adults areconstantly changing and being rewired.”✕ 你選的
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第 22 題
(A)What counts is the proliferation of connections throughout life.
(B)One is that the brain ceases to grow and change after childhood.
(C)No one questioned that young brains grew, changed, and developed.
(D)Until now scientists have not fully understood how the gray matter functions in many cognitive processes.
(A)What counts is the proliferation of connections throughout life.✕ 你選的
(B)One is that the brain ceases to grow and change after childhood.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)No one questioned that young brains grew, changed, and developed.✕ 你選的
(D)Until now scientists have not fully understood how the gray matter functions in many cognitive processes.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 23 題
(A)Many people think that we lose brain cells every day.
(B)One is that the brain ceases to grow and change after childhood.
(C)This means that the brain is always changing and repairing itself.
(D)No one questioned that young brains grew, changed, and developed.
(A)Many people think that we lose brain cells every day.✕ 你選的
(B)One is that the brain ceases to grow and change after childhood.✕ 你選的
(C)This means that the brain is always changing and repairing itself.✕ 你選的
(D)No one questioned that young brains grew, changed, and developed.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 24 題
(A)What counts is the proliferation of connections throughout life.
(B)One is that the brain ceases to grow and change after childhood.
(C)No one questioned that young brains grew, changed, and developed.
(D)Until now scientists have not fully understood how the gray matter functions in many cognitive processes.
(A)What counts is the proliferation of connections throughout life.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)One is that the brain ceases to grow and change after childhood.✕ 你選的
(C)No one questioned that young brains grew, changed, and developed.✕ 你選的
(D)Until now scientists have not fully understood how the gray matter functions in many cognitive processes.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 25 題
(A)One is that the brain ceases to grow and change after childhood.
(B)This means that the brain is always changing and repairing itself.
(C)No one questioned that young brains grew, changed, and developed.
(D)Many people think that we lose our brain cells every day.
(A)One is that the brain ceases to grow and change after childhood.✕ 你選的
(B)This means that the brain is always changing and repairing itself.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)No one questioned that young brains grew, changed, and developed.✕ 你選的
(D)Many people think that we lose our brain cells every day.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 26 題
The farmer put a lot of on his rice field, hoping that the crops may flourish.
(A)promotion✕ 你選的
(B)fertilizer✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)detergent✕ 你選的
(D)stimulation✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 27 題
The government should take measures to control the growing . Food prices have gone up sharply recently.
(A)inflation✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)innovation✕ 你選的
(C)institution✕ 你選的
(D)implication✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 28 題
Before you fly, please be sure to read the list of items from being carried onto the plane. You must notbring any of these items to the security checkpoints.
(A)protected✕ 你選的
(B)prohibited✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)prescribed✕ 你選的
(D)prosecuted✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 29 題
The audience enthusiastically the pianist on her amazing performance.
(A)complimented✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)complemented✕ 你選的
(C)completed✕ 你選的
(D)comprised✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 30 題
I can’t ride my bicycle there isn’t any air in one of the tires.
(A)despite✕ 你選的
(B)although✕ 你選的
(C)because✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(D)unless✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 31 題
the cockroach when she screamed and stomped her feet furiously.
(A)No sooner had Jenny seen✕ 你選的
(B)As soon as Jenny saw✕ 你選的
(C)On Jenny’s seeing✕ 你選的
(D)Jenny had hardly seen✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 32 題
There are elegant shops on side of the street.
(A)any✕ 你選的
(B)both✕ 你選的
(C)either✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(D)every✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 33 題
Could you please tell me ?
(A)where the concert will take place✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)when was soccer first played✕ 你選的
(C)why are otters suitable to live in the water✕ 你選的
(D)what can I do to help conserve water✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 34 題
Although the farmers had to work in the mud, they were all pleased, the rain had come in the nick of time.
(A)saying✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)say✕ 你選的
(C)said✕ 你選的
(D)to say✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 35 題
He is a very conscientious professor. Never he let his students leave his classes earlier.
(A)is✕ 你選的
(B)ever✕ 你選的
(C)less✕ 你選的
(D)will✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 36 題
It didn’t take us long to get here because there traffic.
(A)was few✕ 你選的
(B)was little✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)had few✕ 你選的
(D)had little✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 37 題
Among the things that money cannot buy good health in the mind and body.
(A)is✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)has✕ 你選的
(C)are✕ 你選的
(D)haveColor is used symbolically in all cultures and it plays an important role in ceremonies and festivities. Yellow is asymbol of luck in Peru and it can be seen just about everywhere during New Year celebrations—in flowers, clothing, anddecorations. Some Peruvians say, “ 38 around you, the luckier you will be in the new year.” Yellow is also an importantcolor to the Vietnamese, who use it at weddings and also on their flag, 39 it represents courage, victory, and sacrifice.In many cultures, white symbolizes purity, which is 40 brides often wear white wedding gowns. Black, 41 ,symbolizes death, and it is often the color people wear to funerals.✕ 你選的
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第 38 題
(A)The more yellow you have
(B)The more you have yellow
(C)You have more yellow
(D)You have the most yellow
(A)The more yellow you have✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)The more you have yellow✕ 你選的
(C)You have more yellow✕ 你選的
(D)You have the most yellow✕ 你選的
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第 39 題
(A)which
(B)where
(C)that
(D)when
(A)which✕ 你選的
(B)where✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)that✕ 你選的
(D)when✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 40 題
(A)how
(B)that
(C)what
(D)why
(A)how✕ 你選的
(B)that✕ 你選的
(C)what✕ 你選的
(D)why✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 41 題
(A)on the other hand
(B)for example
(C)as a result
(D)not to mention
(A)on the other hand✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)for example✕ 你選的
(C)as a result✕ 你選的
(D)not to mention✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 42 題
Man: I’d like one ticket to Cambridge.Clerk: The train leaves in just a few minutes.Man: I have to wait for my friend. When is the next train, then?
(A)You’d better hurry.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)In a minute.✕ 你選的
(C)Sooner or later.✕ 你選的
(D)You have my word.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 43 題
Patty: Do you like to play baseball?Alice: , but I like to watch the Yankees play.Patty: Me too.
(A)For sure✕ 你選的
(B)At any rate✕ 你選的
(C)Nothing doing✕ 你選的
(D)Not really✓ 正解✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 44 題
Ben: Would you help me with my homework if I give you my baseball cards?Jim:Ben: OK. Let’s start now.
(A)It depends.✕ 你選的
(B)It’s a deal.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)It doesn’t matter.✕ 你選的
(D)It’s out of the question.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 45 題
A: Good afternoon, ma’am.B: No. Can you help me, please?A: Yes, ma’am. What are you looking for?B: I’d like to buy a purse.
(A)What can I do for you?✕ 你選的
(B)Have you been waited on?✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)Are you waiting for me?✕ 你選的
(D)Would you like anything else?✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 46 題
Husband: Let’s see a movie tonight.Wife: What do you want to see?Husband: Just check in the newspaper.
(A)You must have bored yourself.✕ 你選的
(B)Are you going bananas?✕ 你選的
(C)I don’t even know what’s on.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(D)Did our TV break down again?As you are gathering love letters from your admirers this Valentine’s Day, wouldn’t it be nice to know if that specialsweetie is Mr. or Ms. Right? While it’s not scientific, Graphology—also called handwriting analysis—can provide usefulclues about your admirer’s personality.Ideally, handwriting analysis should be performed on an unlined page of original writing. When studying a sample,the first characteristic a graphologist considers is the writer’s use of space.Take the margins for example. The right symbolizes the future and the left represents the past—even in cultureswhose writing moves from right to left. In graphology, leaving a narrow right margin suggests a risk-taking person who isunafraid of the future, whereas leaving a narrow left margin implies someone very tied to the past, even fearful of moving on.The space between lines represents the distance the writer places between himself—or herself—and others. Thus,people who leave relatively little space between words require others’ company while those who leave more space may behard to get close to. People who leave little space between lines need to get involved: they tend to be big “joiners,” andmay get bogged down in the details of a situation. By contrast, writers who leave more space between lines are usuallyindependent and better at grasping the “big picture.”While these are generally accepted concepts of graphology, no single characteristic in writing is significant by itself.You have to look at handwriting in context.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 47 題
What does the phrase “bogged down” mean in the fourth paragraph?
(A)Involved rationally✕ 你選的
(B)Became excited✕ 你選的
(C)Got stuck✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(D)Engaged positively✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 48 題
Based on the article, what kind of people do NOT like things to change?
(A)People who leave a narrow left margin.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)People who leave a narrow right margin.✕ 你選的
(C)People who leave little space between lines.✕ 你選的
(D)People who leave more space between lines.✕ 你選的
100 年選
第 49 題
Which of the following statements is NOT true about graphology?
(A)It focuses much on the writers’ use of space.✕ 你選的
(B)It should be performed on a photocopied writing.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)It provides hints for deciphering one’s handwriting.✕ 你選的
(D)It is applicable to writings that move from right to left.✕ 你選的
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第 50 題
What do people who leave more space between lines like?
