James was arrested at the airport for attempting to the artifacts that he illegally took from a foreignmuseum.snuggle
(A)snuffle✕ 你選的
(B)smuggle✕ 你選的
(C)smother✓ 正解✕ 你選的
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We need to establish prices that are high enough to demand but low enough to prevent the continuationof a black market.curb
(A)endorse✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)invest✕ 你選的
(C)promote✕ 你選的
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第 33 題
It takes patience and courage to alcohol and drug problems.call up
(A)put off✕ 你選的
(B)cope with✕ 你選的
(C)turn over✓ 正解✕ 你選的
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第 34 題
Cathy’s went well and she is fairly hopeful about getting a role in the musical.reference
(A)audition✕ 你選的
(B)vision✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)interference✕ 你選的
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第 35 題
In general, the single house in the countryside is cheap whereas the house in the urban area is expensivein Taiwan.con
(A)fidentiallycomparatively✕ 你選的
(B)compassionately✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)comfortably✕ 你選的
(D)第36 題至第40 題為題組:Fidget spinners are driving many adults crazy, but one Texas woman is warning about her daughter’s dangerousexperience. The mother is sharing her experience in hopes it will 36 a warning to other parents about the chokinghazards of the latest toy craze. A fidget spinner has a stable middle and a disc with two or three paddles that can bespun, 37 a ceiling fan, to relax the user. Kelly Rose Joniec of Houston wrote in a Facebook post that she wason her way home Saturday afternoon when she heard Britton, her 10-year-old daughter, choking in the back seat. She38 and discovered that her daughter had swallowed one of the bearings from her fidget spinner. 39 trying todislodge the small piece of metal with the Heimlich maneuver, Joniec took Britton to the nearest urgent care center.Doctors were unable to tell where the object 40 . It wasn’t until after an ambulance ride to Texas Children’sHospital that an X-ray revealed the round metal bearing in the girl’s esophagus.✕ 你選的
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第 36 題
serve
(A)astake after✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)make up✕ 你選的
(C)look into✕ 你選的
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第 37 題
familiar with
(A)identified✕ 你選的
(B)withmuch like✕ 你選的
(C)contrary to✓ 正解✕ 你選的
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第 38 題
pulled in
(A)pulled over✕ 你選的
(B)pulled up✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)pulled out✕ 你選的
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第 39 題
(A)IfBeyond
(B)After
(C)
(D)Since
(A)IfBeyond✕ 你選的
(B)After✕ 你選的
(D)Since✕ 你選的
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第 40 題
stuck
(A)is stuck✕ 你選的
(B)has gotten stuck✕ 你選的
(C)had gotten stuck✕ 你選的
(D)第41 題至第45 題為題組:There are books, e-books, and then there are audio books. Have you ever heard of books you can interactwith? Or a Human Library? Human Library is a library of people. The concept is similar to that of a traditional library,but it 41 paper books with human beings. In this library, you can 42 humans as a living book, listen to theirstories, and interact with them. One can borrow each book for 30 minutes and have a one-on-one conversation andlearn about their experiences. Human Library is a platform that gives people,43are human books, anopportunity to talk about the issues they represent with the readers. 44 , it also gives the reader an opportunity tobe more accepting and understanding. Both the books and the readers have 45 new to learn from the experience.While the human books find it as a way to express themselves, the readers get to look at society from a broaderperspective.✓ 正解✕ 你選的
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第 41 題
replaces
(A)introduces✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)places✕ 你選的
(C)offers✕ 你選的
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第 42 題
provide
(A)loan✕ 你選的
(B)lend✕ 你選的
(C)borrow✕ 你選的
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第 43 題
they
(A)that✕ 你選的
(B)who✕ 你選的
(C)which✓ 正解✕ 你選的
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第 44 題
Meanwhile
(A)However✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(B)Therefore✕ 你選的
(C)Otherwise✕ 你選的
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第 45 題
anything
(A)something✕ 你選的
(B)everything✓ 正解✕ 你選的
(C)nothing✕ 你選的
(D)第46 題至第50 題為題組:Urban legends are popular stories alleged to be true and passed from individual to individual via oral or written(e.g., forwarded email) communication. 46 , said stories concern outlandish, humiliating, humorous, terrifying, orsupernatural events--events which, in the telling, always seem to happen to someone other than the teller.In lieu of evidence, the conveyor of an urban legend relies on narrative flourishes and/or reference tosupposedly 47 sources (e.g., “I heard this from a friend of a friend,” or “This really happened to my sister’sco-worker’s hairdresser”) to 48 its credibility.Urban legends are a type of folklore--defined as the beliefs, stories and traditions of ordinary people (“thefolk”)--so one way of differentiating between urban legends and other kinds of narrative (popular fiction, forexample) is by examining where they come from and how they are disseminated. Legends arise spontaneously and arerarely 49 to a single point of origin.Because they end up being repeated by many different people in many different places, the stories tend to changeover time. Hence, no two 50 of an urban legend are ever exactly alike; there can be as many variants as there aretellers of the tale.✕ 你選的