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化學工程 104 年英文考古題

民國 104 年(2015)化學工程「英文」考試題目,共 78 題 | 資料來源:考選部

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Many cats who have spent a good deal of their time outdoors, such as cats, do not seem to adjust to lifeindoors. (A)stray (B)male (C)hairy (D)grumpy
The network has scheduled to provide coverage of the debate for the presidential candidates at 3pm today.life (A)live (B)alive (C)lively (D)
英譯中:  South Korea has introduced a new law designed to curb a Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) outbreak, tightening quarantine restrictions and imposing jail sentences on those who defy anti-infection measures in a crisis that has now left 31 dead. The new law also strengthens officials’ power to restrict the movement of infected people and close contaminated facilities. Offenders who refuse to follow official orders will face two years in prison or a US$18,000 fine.(20 分) ※提示 Middle East respiratory syndrome:中東呼吸症候群  Sanitation and construction workers lodged a complaint after police gave them tickets for not wearing crash helmets when they were riding motorcycles, but wearing hard hats instead. The police’s reply is that a hard hat and a motorcycle helmet are two different things. The police stress that wearing a motorcycle helmet on a construction site is not only insufficient for resisting impacts, but can also be too oppressive, heavy, humid and electro-conductive, among other problems. On the other hand, wearing a hard hat while riding a motorcycle can be hazardous because hard hats are not sufficient for protecting the temples from impacts.(20 分)
E-cigarettes come highly recommended for the smokers to effectively fight the deadly habit. (A)clandestine (B)recalcitrantlascivious (C)tantamount (D)
In Singapore, throwing a cigarette butt on the street is punished with a heavy of several hundred dollars.sentence (A)ticket (B)debt (C)fine (D)
中譯英: 現在許多國家都面臨糧食短缺。糧食危機已經成為全球性問題。糧食自給率,做為 建立一個國家的基本要素之一,是一個值得關注的指標。臺灣經濟曾一度以農業生 產為主。然而隨著時間經過,焦點也轉換到其他行業,如製造業和技術領域。2013 年 臺灣的糧食自給率為33%,政府提出的目標是要在2020 年之前將這個比率提高到 40%。(20 分) ※提示 糧食自給率:food-self-sufficiency ratio
We are seeking advice on how to best our broken-up pool deck, hopefully making it look as before. (A)advocate (B)consume (C)endorse (D)renovate
The release of the movie was timed to with the director's seventieth birthday.coincide (A)collide (B)equal (C)fall (D)
英文作文:(40 分) Write an English essay of about 300 words to address the following: More than 200 people were set on fire after an explosion at a water park in Taiwan in June 27, 2015. It is believed that 1,000 people were inside the amusement park when the powder was sprayed on the crowd as part of a color party. Colored powder sprayed onto hundreds of people suddenly ignited, with flames engulfing people as they tried to flee.
It is extremely difficult to please the gourmet who has never rated a restaurant with "excellent." (A)bellicose (B)fastidious (C)phlegmatic (D)reminiscent|11150
She developed a terrible fear of strangers after being sexually in a public park.assaulted (A)arrested (B)accorded (C)abjected (D)
The website provides to certain public records of the local town courts. (A)access (B)adage (C)easel (D)exile
The newspaper that the mayor has accepted bribes but it provides neither source of information norevidence.proves (A)prefers (B)alleges (C)acclaims (D)
The government has instituted security regulations intended to prevent the entry of hazardous materialsor into the country. (A)illumination (B)inducement (C)convention (D)contraband
In Antarctica during the winter, temperatures can below-100 degrees Fahrenheit. (A)drop (B)quit (C)abandon (D)attach
Shipments between two countries are international and must comply with applicable regulations beforebeing cleared for entry. (A)duplications (B)transactions (C)oscillations (D)contentions
The inmates often feel treated as social after being released from prison.abbots (A)associates (B) (C)outfitsoutcasts (D)
A tax relief program qualifying homeowners for increases in local property taxes on their primaryresidences.circumvents (A)reimburses (B)perp (C)etratesintersects (D)
The profits will be equally divided the five stock holders.among (A)between (B)along (C)for (D)
The regulations allow you to bring back only one liter of alcoholic duty-free for personal use.obsession (A)beverage (B)paradox (C)execution (D)
The apartment is very pretty and, , the rent is quite low.otherwise (A)likewise (B)moreover (C)allover (D)
Regulatory mandates include tariff and duty , security clearances, registration requirements, filings andshipment documentation.assessments (A)consortium (B)resemblance (C)plausibility (D)請依下文回答第11 題至第15 題:To counter the lost fertility that comes with harvesting crops and land-tilling, farmers have relied on regularapplications of human-made fertilizers to maintain field productivity. Excessive application of fertilizers can, 11 ,further reduce natural soil fertility by introducing salts that kill microorganisms. Fertilizers can also provide an excessof nitrogen that stimulates populations of 12 bacteria to the point that too little organic matter is available to feedsoil bacteria, which then starve. Nitrogen leaching into lakes can lead to unnatural algal blooms that can consume all ofthe oxygen, 13 fish and plant life. When nitrogen contaminates domestic water wells, as has happened incommunities close to dairies and feedlots with inadequately controlled animal 14 , the “blue baby syndrome” canresult. Nitrates interfere with the oxygen-carrying ability of red blood cells and the effect can be especially serious forinfants. Most adults have an enzyme that converts the 15 red blood cells back to normal.
Seeing my daughter finally winning a gold medal after all the years of hardships, I felt a in my throat.tie (A)bone (B)hold (C)lump (D)
paradoxically (A)ironically (B)fruitfully (C)amicably (D)
The police a farmhouse where the terrorist leader was believed to be hiding, but found nothing.robbed (A)raided (B)defended (C)debased (D)
(A)decompositionproductivity (B)reconstruction (C)sensibility (D)
Someone once joked that dogs think you're family, cats think you're staff.nevertheless (A)wh (B)ereashowever (C)likewise (D)
(A)stimulatingkilling (B)kneading (C)shooting (D)
One of the most parts of living at the South Pole is that the sun neither rises nor sets.supportive (A)manageable (B)declining (C)disorienting (D)
(A)wastesmuseums (B) (C)pastrieslibraries (D)
When his son was caught cheating in the exam, he had to his pride and meet the principal.surrender (A)swallow (B)resign (C)retire (D)
(A)erasedarrested (B)cloned (C) (D)damaged|11150請依下文回答第16 題至第20 題:Much has been written about feng shui in English. At present time, the year of 2012, there are over 300 separatetitles in English and many thousands of websites on the subject. Yet 25 years ago the subject was virtually unheard ofin the United States and very difficult to discover amongst Western-educated Chinese. Before that there were onlybooks written by missionaries and colonial administrators living in the nineteenth century. Western interest wasprobably sparked by my first book, The Living Earth Manual of Feng Shui, which was written in 1976 when mostmaterial on feng shui was still available only in Chinese. Feng shui did not however become “dinner partyconversation” until the late 1980s, and Lillian Too did much to popularize it in the 1990s in the Western worlds.However, when interest in feng shui did finally gather speed, because of the lack of source material, manywell-meaning teachers and writers seemed to forget that it is a really precise and exacting subject, and extended it inways not originally part of its traditional Chinese roots. Now, although any science can be extended by new researchand testing, this has got to be done with a full knowledge of all that has gone before. It is sometimes forgotten that fengshui is not a branch of interior decorating, but a practical science in its own right. To put not too fine a point on it, a lotof later-day Western feng shui has been simplified beyond the point where it works, or has been invented or “intuited.”Often intuition has provided a key or a direction in which to look, but it is never sufficient in itself to declare “it mustbe so” because I feel it to be so. It therefore came as a delight and a breath of fresh air when I laid my hands on the newproject about feng shui.
To cut down on the man power, the company offered a golden to many of their senior employees for earlyretirement.cold shoulder (A)hand shake (B)head count (C)face lift (D)
According to the passage, which of the following is true about the books on feng shui? (A)Before the mid-20th century, almost no one talked about feng shui in the United States.T (B)he missionaries and colonial administrators were strong practitioners of feng shui. (C)The first English book on feng shui was written by the author of the passage. (D)Chinese scholars in the United States began to teach people what feng shui was in the 1970s.
Apart from the regular examination, the Customs will sometimes conduct a in order to prevent corruption.tariff cut (A)tax refund (B)duty memo (C)spot check (D)
When did feng shui become popular among Western people? (A)In the early 19th century. (B)In the late 19th century. (C)In the early 20th century. (D)In the late 20th century.
According to a report issued by National Development Council in Taiwan, foreign travellers who make value-addedtax refunds will be from examination in the Customs. They will no longer need to go through Customsexamination.vacant (A)steady (B)exempt (C)alert (D)
According to the author, what is feng shui? (A)A dinner party conversation. (B)An interior decoration. (C)A practical science. (D)A source material.|11150
Passengers are only allowed to carry a certain amount of baggage when boarding an airplane.produced (A)endangered (B)accompanied (C)impor (D)ted
What does the author think about the later-day Western feng shui? (A)"It must be so" is the learning attitude for mastering the skills of feng shui.T (B)he faculty of invention makes a feng shui master scientifically professional. (C)Intuition plays a key role for a feng shui master to look for the right direction. (D)The studies of feng shui nowadays are generally too simplified to be scientifically precise.
Travellers who carry counterfeit and pirated goods will be intellectual property right.in charge of (A)in violation of (B)in case of (C)in place of (D)
Which of the following most accurately states the main idea of the passage? (A)The misleading understanding of recently published books on feng shui.T (B)he crucial significance and urgent need to promote the science of feng shui. (C)The personal pleasure and public demand to work on the project of feng shui. (D)The historical development and recent studies of feng shui in the United States.請依下文回答第21 題至第25 題:The 1989 Loma Prieta quake (magnitude 7.0) struck in the early evening as a World Series baseball game wasabout to start between the two Bay Area teams, the San Francisco Giants and the Oakland A’s. At least 60 people died,most of them 21 an elevated section of freeway near Oakland. Also, part of the eastern span of the Bay Bridgecollapsed, 22 the bridge for more than a month. The Marina District in San Francisco sustained heavy damagewhere 23 had been built on former bay land, filled many decades earlier. Such filled land loses its solidity,undergoing 24 and amplified movement during earthquakes. The 25 was to the south in the Santa Cruzmountains, where the cities of Watsonville and Santa Cruz sustained damage. In total, about 16,000 homes andapartment units were destroyed or damaged. The American Red Cross operated 45 shelters for months that housed, atthe peak, 6,000 people.
There are different ways of customs declarations. But usually making electronic declarations is moreconvenient than others.filing (A)releasing (B)appealing (C)promoting (D)
(A)at the killing off of (B)by the falling back of (C)in the crumbling down of (D)on the picking up of
One essential procedure for customs is to carry out checks on persons, baggage and other things that enterthe country.declaration (A)clearance (B)stamping (C)application (D)
(A)building (B)closing (C)lifting (D)paying
In the United States, a customs is highly paid because the person who takes this position needs to shoulderimportant responsibility and is fully aware of complicated import laws and regulations.importer (A)consignee (B)declarant (C)broker (D)
(A)rescues (B)ruins (C)shocks (D)structures
The Community Charge, also known as a poll tax, is a certain amount of tax on each individual whoresides in the community.issued (A)levied (B)approved (C)registered (D)
(A)demarcation (B)encapsulation (C)liquefaction (D)ossification
Imported goods that are stored in a warehouse are usually controlled and handled by the customs and canbe exported without paying any tax.bonded (A)posted (B)finished (C)priced (D)
(A)avalanche (B)epicenter (C)tornado (D)tsunami
Zoe got an response upon inquiry when she applied for a tax refund in the Customs office this morning.She was very pleased with the public service they have provided. (A)anxiousinternal (B)immediate (C) (D)abominable
Any goods that need to be either imported or exported will have to get the permission from the government andobtain a for imports/exports.description (A)procedure (B)sample (C)certificate (D)
Any movement of goods such as drugs and endangered animals into or out of a country can be seriouslypunished.personal (A)illegal (B)national (C)technical (D)
, Hinojosa has assisted the customs in many other countries with their capacity building. She mentions that ithas to do with tasks related to traditional trade.Otherwise (A)Instead (B)However (C)Moreover (D)
With Hinojosa's great abilities at customs administration, she can act as the best candidate for the WorldCustoms Organization.at all (A)in order (B)on time (C)no doubt (D)
In many countries, foreign visitors are usually to have a tax refund when they purchase products thatamount to certain values of money.entitled (A)controlled (B)issued (C)declared (D)
One important way to export trade in a country is to create a nation's image as a quality provider becausepeople usually are more willing to import goods with excellent quality from other countries.examine (A)assemble (B)review (C)promote (D)
Finally, resolving one last misunderstanding between them, Bridget's plan to marry Mark is confirmed bythe scene of both of them kissing each other. (A)so for asas long as (B)in spite of (C)as a result of (D)請依下文回答第33 題至第37 題Written English has evolved mostly in ways unrelated to the changes in the spoken language, thanks in part toshenanigans and human error. The first English printing press, in the 15th century, was operated by Belgians who didn'tknow the language and made numerous spelling errors (such as "busy" in place of "bisy"). And because they were paid bythe line, they sometimes padded words with extra letters; "frend," for example, became "friend." In the next century, othernon-English speakers in continental Europe printed the first English Bibles, introducing yet more errors. Worse, thoseBibles were then copied, and the writing became increasingly corrupted with each subsequent rendition. English spellingbecame a chaotic mess, and successful attempts to simplify the spelling after that were offset by events that made thelanguage harder to learn, such as the inclusion of many alternate spellings in Samuel Johnson's influential Englishdictionary. Unlike many other languages, English spelling was never reformed to eliminate the incongruities. In a sense,English speakers now talk in one language but write a different one.
According to this passage, why did "frend" become "friend"?For making more money. (A)For creating extra meaning. (B)For reading between the lines. (C)For finding a pad for the word. (D)
What does "corrupted" mean in this passage?erupt (A) (B)erroneousgreedy (C)tolerant (D)
Which of the following is true about the evolution of written English?It is closely related to the evolution of spoken English. (A)It is supposed to give credits to humor of human beings. (B) (C)It is affected by many mischievous activities or mistakes.It is critically initiated by the chaos and (D)reforms in Europe.
Which of the following statements is NOT true?The Belgians who ran the first English printing press did not know English. (A)The first English Bibles printed by the Europeans were full of errors. (B)Production of the copies of the Bibles f (C)eatured financial corruption.English spelling kept getting worse even with some good efforts to simplify it. (D)
Which of the following could best describe the main idea of this passage?Printing of the Bible is resulted from the evolution of English. (A)Refo (B)rmation of English has successfully rid the chaos in Europe.Samuel Johnson became established after completing the English dictionary. (C)There are many inconsistencies between written English and spoken English. (D)請依下文回答第38 題至第41 題The flipped classroom is a pedagogical model in which the typical lecture and homework elements of a course arereversed. Short video lectures are viewed by students at home before the class session, while in-class time is 38 toexercises, projects, or discussions. The video lecture is often seen as the key ingredient in the flipped approach, suchlectures being either created by the instructor and 39 online or selected from an online repository. While aprerecorded lecture could certainly be a podcast or other audio format, the ease with which video can be 40 andviewed today has made it so ubiquitous that the flipped model has come to be identified with it. The notion of a flippedclassroom draws on such concepts as active learning, student engagement, hybrid course design, and course podcasting.The value of a flipped class is in the repurposing of class time into a workshop where students can inquire about lecturecontent, test their skills in applying knowledge, and interact with one another in 41 activities. During class sessions,instructors function as coaches or advisors, encouraging students in individual inquiry and collaborative effort.
changed (A)devoted (B)reserved (C)planned (D)
googled (A)copied (B)deposited (C)posted (D)
connected (A)accessed (B)twittered (C)covered (D)
hands (A)-onhands (B)-offhands (C)-uphands (D)-down請依下文回答第42 題至第45 題Numbers have a strange grasp on people's lives, thanks to the human tendency to 42 deeper meaning tonumbers. Some people make a wish at 11:11. Others believe that good things 43 in threes. We celebrate birthdays,anniversaries, sweet 16s. Some numbers are divine, e.g., seventh heaven, or are given divine connotations through math,e.g., the golden ratio. And of course, there's pop culture: James Bond is 007; Jim Carrey did something-or-other with thenumber 23. Twelve has found particular significance across cultural fields—there are 12 zodiac signs, 12 months in ayear, 12 models of Cylons. But 13? Thirteen's cultural meaning is a little more 44 . This number is most oftenassociated with fear or superstition, mostly in Western culture. Thirteen is rooted in negative meaning, which can partlybe 45 to the Bible since Judas, who betrays Jesus, was the 13th guest at the Last Supper, as well as to pop culture.The horror franchise Friday the 13th capitalizes on the fear of the date itself.
(A)subscribe (B)prescribe (C)describe (D)ascribe
get (A)make (B)go (C)come (D)
(A)sinister (B)sapient (C)residual (D)redeemable
traced (A)retorted (B)resulted (C)appealed (D)請依下文回答第46 題至第50 題My husband Peter and I lease a land for organic farming in the foothills of Northern California. In the heat ofsummer, my fields cover the bronzed landscape like a green quilt spread over sand. We mind the requirements for organicfarming and successfully get certificates for all our vegetables. Ten acres of them trace the contours of a small valleyfloor. Tomatoes glow crimson, flowers bloom and watermelons grow fat. But the beautiful picture does not overrule thereality that my business is struggling. Whenever a customer asked how things were going, I replied, Great. I neverrevealed the truth, Well, we're making ends meet, but we work 12 hours a day, 6 days a week, and pay ourselves onlywhat we need to cover food and household expenses: $100 per week. I didn't tell anyone how, over the course of the lastthree years since Peter and I had started our farm, I'd drained most of my savings. I didn't admit that the only thingkeeping the farm afloat was income Peter and I earned through other means — Peter working as a carpenter and I as abaker. I didn't say I felt like I was trying to fill a bathtub when the drain was open. People admire organic farming, butthey seldom know it's hard to sustain a living.
What does the underlined "them" refer to in this passage?The tomatoes (A)The flowers (B)The watermelons (C)The plants in the fields (D)
According to the passage, which of the following statements is true about organic farming?It has to be located on the floor of a valley. (A)Tomatoes and watermelons are the most po (B)pular products.It can get certified if meeting specific standards. (C)Different means of farming have been promoted. (D)
What does "making ends meet" mean in this passage?Managing to keep regular hours of life. (A)Managing to cover space of the landscape. (B)Earning and spending equal amounts of money. (C)Working and resting for equal amounts of time. (D)
According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true?The narrator lies to her customers about her business. (A)The narrator makes big profits (B)through her hard work.The narrator and her husband need to do odd jobs to cover their expenses. (C)The narrator and her husband have spent all their savings on the farm. (D)
What is the major problem that the narrator is facing?It is too hot to work in the s (A)ummer on the farm.It is too hard to get rid of the fats in their body. (B)It is urgent to deal with the draining problem in their bathtub. (C)It is difficult to support themselves by solely working on the farm. (D)