化學工程 105 年英文考古題

A piece of food his airway and caused him to stop breathing. He was immediately rushed to thehospital.exhilarated

It is often said that is better than cure, so why not take some precautions in advance?process

After six years’ outstanding military service, Jason received an honorable .deduction

Experts of education are concerned about the negative influence on children and adolescents from thedaily of vulgar language, sex, and violence on TV shows.barrage

Although this tastes fine, I don’t think it’s a good for real butter.reception

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What does the “marvel” in Paragraph 1 refer to?A family reunion.

Which of the following is true about DIA?It’s the fifth largest airport in the U.S.

What is Paragraph 3 mainly about?The developmental history of DIA.

Which of the following is NOT true about CNG vehicles in DIA?More purchase of such vehicles will be made.

Which of the following words means “endless duration or existence”?perpetuity

What kind of dishes won Christine Ha the “MasterChef ” title?American

Which of the following statements is true?Ha was born blind.

Which of the following items is NOT available at NLS?audio books

According to the passage, which of the following people is NOT eligible for service provided by the NLS?A 40

According to the passage, which of the following is Christine Ha’s status quo?She is now a student at the University of Houston.

(A)Namely (B)Consequently (C)Simultaneously (D)Actually

(A)astrology (B)anthropology (C)psychology (D)biology

(A)typically (B)not necessarily (C)definitely (D)not luckily

(A)varied (B)similar (C)abnormal (D)distinctive請依下文回答第30 題到第33 題Who knew that shoplifting could be a perfect Kodak moment? A thief and his partner seemed pretty competentwhen they went into a New York department store and took $2,000 worth of digital cameras. An abandoned shoppingtrolley full of empty camera boxes was found by shop assistants.Meanwhile, the shop’s surveillance tape appeared like it was going to be useless: the video showed the suspects, aman and a woman, but the captured images were far too grainy to accurately identify them. Then security officialsnoticed that, at one point, the tape showed the woman picking up a demonstration camera that was chained to acounter, and pointing it at her partner. No, she couldn’t have …Yes, she did.The shop’s manager called the photo center and asked about the camera. The guy operating the photo center saidthey were in luck: the camera had batteries and a disc. What’s more, it was hooked up to a printer. All they had to dowas press the print button to see exactly what the picture on the disc looked like.Out popped a clear color image of a balding man with a moustache, looking straight at the camera. The policecouldn’t ask for a better mug shot.Detective Sergeant Paul Dodorico said the couple “will be surprised. I’m sure they thought that there was nothingin the camera.”No sooner did police go public with the photograph than calls poured in, identifying the man as 36-year-oldJames Stissi. Less than three weeks later, detectives arrested Stissi at his home and charged him with robbery.

Which of the following is the best title for the story?

Which of the following statements is true about the shop’s surveillance tape?

What is a “mug shot”?

Which of the following statements is true?

(A)cities (B)states (C)services (D)governments

(A)changed (B)paid (C)applied (D)decided

(A)household (B)agency (C)placement (D)administer

(A)score (B)image (C)scope (D)income

(A)revival (B)relentless (C)reciprocal (D)regardlessThe education of "bilingual" students in the U.S. has always been closely 39 political, economic and socialconcerns. As a nation of immigrants, the U.S. was founded by colonists from multiple language backgrounds andnationalities. 40 early private schools were quickly established to teach colonial children, schools were generallysegregated by communities so that students studied in their native languages. As immigrant communities (mainly fromEurope) vied for political and economic power in the new world, language and nationality differences raised tensionsbetween neighbors. This in turn 41 calls for new immigrants to assimilate by learning the language and customsof earlier arrivals. For example, in colonial Pennsylvania, Benjamin Franklin complained that an influx of Germanspeaking immigrants would threaten the ability of the English in the settlement to maintain their language andgovernment. He was so worried about this prospect 42 he established one of the first groups of English languageschools for Germans with the hope of helping them to better assimilate 43 the English-speaking culture.

(A)tied to (B)up to (C)about to (D)next to

(A)Because (B)Since (C)Unless (D)While

(A)looked into (B)led to (C)bound to (D)went into

(A)that (B)and (C)but (D)because

(A)from (B)for (C)into (D)with請依下文回答第44 題到第48 題Additive Manufacturing, or 3D printing, is known as it builds things through an additive process. It has a numberof advantages over traditional techniques. Instead of machining components from solid billets of raw metal, a processin which much of the metal may be cut away and thus wasted, only the material needed to create the part is used in 3Dprinting. The technology can also be used to make prototypes and items that are too complicated to be machined.Meanwhile, existing objects can be scanned, reverse engineered and then “reprinted.” Another major advantage is thatas there is no need to retool equipment each time product specifications are changed, 3D printers are ideal for customjobs and short production runs. All that needs to be done is to make alterations to the program that controls the printheads. With all those advantages, some experts believe that the technology will overturn many of the traditionaleconomics of production, as unit labor costs and traditional economics of scale are not applicable. The technologyunderlying 3D printing can be traced back to the 1970s, when the inkjet printer was invented. The mid-1980s saw theinkjet concept adapted to enable printing with materials other than ink. For years, however, the materials used to printobjects were not robust enough to create a working prototype. The end product did not have enough structuralintegrity to serve as anything more than a visual reference for engineers creating products with computer aided design(CAD). The big breakthrough of 3D printing took place in the early 2000s, when companies and researchers starteddeveloping stronger plastic blends and began to use laser technology that not only allowed the use of powdered metalsas the “ink,” but also improved the accuracy and efficiency of 3D printers. Today, the materials used to print objectsrange from numerous plastics and ceramics to metals and rubber-like substances. Somehow, the development of 3Dprinting is similar to that of photocopying. As with photocopiers, 3D printers are becoming more affordable, moreapplications for them are being found and more people are recognizing that the new technology can make thingseasier. The biggest ambition of those in the trade, therefore, is to see 3D printing become as commonplace asphotocopying. Hopefully, people might be able to purchase a digital file of a 3D object, push the “print” button, andenjoy their designer product soon afterward.

Which of the following defines the word “additive” in the first sentence?

When did the major breakthrough of 3D printing take place?

What can consumers do if 3D printing becomes as common as photocopying?

Which is NOT an advantage of 3D printing technology?

What is this passage mainly about?

After losing his Managing Director job in the company he had worked 15 years for, Alan experienced firsthandthat nobody was in his company.

The Johnsons to Japan for a 5-day vacation last week, but their trip was cancelled due to the terribleweather conditions.