If Joe ____ to Taipei next week, I will give you a call.
come
comes
will come
may come
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When you go to New York, _____ to visit Central Park.
sure
surely
for sure
be sure
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Everybody tells me I ____ drive so fast.
couldn’t
shouldn’t
wouldn’t
might not
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This is the second time the Yankees _____.
win
have been winning
have been won
have won
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You’d better go to bed now, _____ you’ll get up late tomorrow morning.
or
and
in case
unless
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Everyone was talking _____ I arrived.
after
when
for
if
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_____ has the little baby been crying?
Why
What
Who
How many
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Would you mind _____ the door?
close
closing
to close
for closing
II. Vocabulary and Phrase (字彙與片語)
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The hunters _____ the footprints of the tiger into a cave.
traced
described
required
spread
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A ceremony was held in memory of the firefighter who _____ his life for a little girl last week.
saved
endured
sacrificed
maintained
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The officers have not made any change in their policy. They have been very _____ in dealing with the protesters.
existent
consistent
disappointed
frightened
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A: Do you want potatoes or beans?
B: No, thank you. I don’t want any _____.
villagers
voyages
vegetables
victories
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Getting through the downtown by car is slow because there is so much _____.
task
tragedy
turkey
traffic
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I don’t like noise, so I _____ crowded places.
avoided
approached
enjoyed
established
22
If you can’t swim well, don’t go out too far, or you may _____.
drawn
down
dawn
drown
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I _____ my math test last week, so I have to re-take the test tomorrow.
prepared
succeeded
pressed
failed
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My car can do 150 kilometers per hour, but at that _____ it gets a little shaky.
distance
speed
height
tempo
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Kings and queens usually live in _____.
palaces
museums
churches
towers
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Look up the word in the dictionary if you don’t know what it _____.
refers
stands
means
pronounces
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When my American friends come to Taipei, I will _____ them to visit Taipei 101 Tower Building.
address
advise
persist
postpone
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The director carefully _____ the situation and then made his final decision.
revealed
implied
expanded
reviewed
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Your comments on her proposal were not really fair. I think you owe her an _____.
appreciation
apology
attitude
appetite
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The journey must be _____ because the typhoon is coming.
prepared
recorded
granted
rescheduled
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_____ your mind on the lessons, and you will improve your grades on the next test.
Focus
Forbid
Determine
Change
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Helen is a very _____ girl. She cares very much about what people say about her.
arrogant
stubborn
sensitive
patient
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Ignorance of children’s unusual behavior over time may _____ juvenile delinquency.
result from
look down upon
lead to
keep eyes on
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Falling in love is a great feeling, and we should take time to enjoy all the emotions that _____ it.
go along with
come across
go after
guard against
35
To finish all your major assignments in time, you need to list them _____ priority.
in search of
in replace of
in order of
in case of
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______ the protest by the residents, the government decided to go ahead with the construction of the new subway.
As far as
Owing to
In addition to
In spite of
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The same gesture may have different meanings, _____ the country you are in.
depending on
contributing to
handing over
going beyond
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Under the state law, Mrs. Smith _____ half of her husband’s lottery winnings.
is specific to
is entitled to
is subject to
is used to
39
Mrs. Bush felt that she did not get the job because of her gender. She therefore sued the company _____ sex discrimination.
in agreement with
over again
on the grounds of
in opposition to
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Many young people today work hard to travel around the world ______ having children, or even starting a family.
as well as
on behalf of
instead of
rather than
III. Conversation (會話)
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Student A: I have such a bad memory! I can never remember the English words I study.
Student B: _________You probably just need a better study method. You can write the words on note cards and carry them with
you all the time. Go over them whenever you have a chance.
That’s no big deal.
What do you suggest?
That’s a good idea.
What can you remember?
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Gary: Do you like to play chess?
Paul: _________ But I play checkers.
Gary: How about playing cards?
Yes, sure.
No, not really.
No wonder.
I can’t wait.
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Jane: I’m thinking of buying this pink dress, but it’s a little expensive.
Helen: __________ You have been working so hard recently. You deserve it.
Let’s see.
Bless you.
Go ahead.
Don’t mention it.
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Mary: Excuse me. I need to mail the parcel. Is there a post office around here?
George: Oh, ____________.
Mary: I see. Thank you so much.
I’m not sure
here you are
you’ll like it
there’s one right across the street
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Woman: _______You’re Daniel Robson, aren’t you?
Man: Yes. You are…
Woman: Susan Smith. Remember? We went to the same high school.
Man: Oh, yes. Now I remember. It’s been a long time.
How may I help you?
Excuse me.
I beg your pardon.
What’s up?
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Clerk: Anything else for you today?
Customer: No, thanks. That’ll be all.
Clerk: That’s $17.50 altogether.
Customer: ______________
Clerk: Here’s your change, $2.50. Thank you very much.
Here you go.
That sounds nice.
I’ll take that one.
Could you do me a favor?
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Claude: Where’s Jason? I haven’t seen him all day.
Sam: He’s in the computer room using the Internet.
Claude: Recently he has spent too much time on the Internet every day. I think he’s addicted to it.
Sam: _______ He’s probably just getting some facts for his project.
Nonsense!
You’ve got it!
I see.
My pleasure.
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A: Is there a department store near here?
B: Yes. O’Neil’s is nearby.
A: ___________
B: It’s about five minutes from here by car.
How to get there?
How long is it?
How long will it be?
How far is it?
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Nurse: Is your headache gone?
Mr. White: Yes. I took some aspirin. That helped a lot.
Nurse: __________
I hope not.
Me, too.
Your turn.
Glad to hear that.
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Vincent: That was certainly a fine movie, wasn’t it?
Joan: Fine movie? What are you talking about? The acting was terrible.
Vincent: Oh, come on, Joan…I thought the acting was outstanding. I even cried.
Joan: I cried too, ______, but for totally different reasons.
right or wrong
happy or sad
believe it or not
sooner or later
IV. Cloze (綜合測驗)
One of the first decisions many people make in the morning is what to wear. Our clothes 51 our individual styles and beliefs.
Fashion trends change 52 the seasons, the years, and the styles introduced by the celebrities. 53 back at changes in clothing
styles over the past few decades, it seems that fashion trends tend to occur 54 . What was fashionable twenty years ago, 55 ,
may come back into fashion again in the near future. You only have to pick up any fashion magazine to find what is considered “in” or
“out” of fashion at the moment.
51
make a nuisance of
make a dent in
make an impression on
make a statement about
52
of
with
in
into
53
Look
To look
Looking
Looked
54
on time
with ease
in cycles
all of a sudden
55
for example
if any
in case
surprisingly
The head of Nike Taiwan, Hank Lin, bowed twice before cameras for their mistakes during Michael Jordan’s Taiwan visit. The
sportswear company was criticized for displaying an arrogant attitude during a Wednesday news conference, 56 ended abruptly
when reporters walked out in protest of Nike executives’ 57 to apologize. Taiwan Jordan fans had been forced to purchase Nike
sportswear to be able to buy tickets to see the NBA legend. But fans became angry 58 Jordan’s appearance in Taipei lasted less than
two minutes. The Consumers’ Foundation threatened a 59 of Nike sportswear. But that was canceled following Nike’s apology and
its offer to refund products 60 between May 1 and May 22-- in addition to giving exclusive posters and Air Jordan 1 Retro Low
shoes to 700 fans. The company also promised to sponsor 30 community basketball courts.
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who
which
where
that
57
refusal
promise
insistence
invitation
58
whether
though
however
because
59
promotion
recall
boycott
import
60
buy
buying
to buy
bought
One American laundry detergent company certainly realizes its mistakes now. It probably wishes that it had asked for the opinion of
some Arabic speakers before it started its new advertising program in the Middle East. All of the company’s advertisements showed dirty
clothes on the left, its box of soap in the middle, and clean clothes on the right. But people read Arabic from right to left, not left to right.
For this reason, many potential customers in the Middle East saw the ad and thought, “This soap makes clothes dirty!”
An anthropologist in Brazil noted the advertising for McDonald’s when the fast-food restaurant first opened in Rio de Janeiro. The
advertisement listed several “favorite places where you enjoy McDonald’s products.” Clearly, the marketing people were trying to fit their
product into Brazilian middle-class culture, but they made some mistakes. One suggestion was to visit McDonald’s “when you go out in
the car with kids.” It seems that the writer of this ad never tried to drive up to a fast-food restaurant in a neighborhood with no parking
places. Also not very helpful was the suggestion to eat McDonald’s hamburgers “at a picnic at the beach.” This ignored the Brazilian
custom of consuming cold things, such as beer, soft drinks, ice cream, and ham and cheese sandwiches, at a beach picnic. It’s hard enough
to keep sand off an ice cream cone. Brazilians do not consider a hot, greasy hamburger proper beach food.
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The article is mainly about _____________.
the daily life of Brazilians
international advertising
laundry service
fast food
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Which of the following is a detergent?
Soap.
Hamburgers.
Clothes.
Cheese.
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It can be inferred from the article that the detergent company ___________.
still does not know what’s wrong with its product
is planning an advertisement in the Arabic world
decided to withdraw from the Arabic market
did not ask for the opinions of the Arabic speakers
64
Who are the target consumers in the McDonald’s advertisement?
Arabic speakers.
Brazilian swimmers on the beach.
Middle-class Brazilians.
Anthropologists in Brazil.
65
The soap advertisement was a failure primarily because _____________.
Arabic people do not use soap
the advertisement was in English
the marketing people did not know enough about Arabic languages
the soap could not thoroughly clean the dirty clothes of Arabic people
If you had been in the city of Philadelphia on July 4, 1776, you 66 the ringing of a big bell, the Liberty Bell. From
the town hall, the Liberty Bell rang out news of American independence. 67 would people use a bell to announce
important news? 68 radio or TV, it was the best way at that time. When the bell rang, the people of Philadelphia 69
to listen to the first reading of the Declaration of Independence. 70 independence was won, the bell was rung on special
occasions. Almost sixty years later, it cracked. But it still remains a symbol of the United States.
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heard
would hear
have heard
would have heard
67
How
When
Why
Where
68
Like
Unlike
With
Without
69
immigrated
gathered
displaced
fluctuated
70
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Although
If
Prior to
In many countries, it is not unusual for families of different backgrounds to live together in shared space. However, in the United
States, this idea may still be considered odd. But this type of housing, called co-housing, is gaining popularity in the US today. Co-housing
complexes are popping up in cities across the country. For many people, this way of life is a relief to the busy modern lifestyle. About 25
co-housing communities have been built so far, and 150 more are planned and will be completed by 2005.
In co-housing complexes, everyone helps take care of children and elderly residents. It’s also a place where residents shop, cook, and
eat together. Residents there like its sense of shared community. Children have other kids to play with. Other residents like the feeling of
living in a “village.” Residents also say that they can live in co-housing for less money than they would pay for nearby apartments.
Some people may think that co-housing might be like a “hippie” commune in the 1960’s. But after they learn more about it, they
change their minds. This is because privacy is still important to residents. They have individual houses, not one big house, as old-style
communes did. Although they share the responsibilities of the community, each family still lives its own life. Will the trend catch on? It
probably will never become the most popular form of housing in the US, but for many, it’s the answer to many of the problems of a busy
world.
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According to the article, most Americans today still consider sharing space with different families a(an) _______ idea.
old
good
strange
common
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The sentence “Co-housing complexes are popping up…” implies the _________ of co-housing.
history
popularity
origin
disadvantage
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There will be ______ co-housing communities in total in the United States by the end of 2005.
25
125
150
175
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In the co-housing complexes, ______.
people come from the same ethnic background
people have a sense of shared community
each family does its own grocery shopping and cooking
residents spend more on housing than they would on apartments
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One major difference between modern co-housing and hippie communes in the 1960’s is that ________________.
in hippie communes people lived in the same house
people in co-housing complexes do not have their privacy
today hippie communes are popular, but not the co-housing complexes
commune hippies shared the responsibilities of the community, but not the co-housing people
Homeschooling has become one of the fast-growing phenomena in the United States, especially inside the black community. In fact,
black children are now five times more likely to be homeschooled than they were five years ago. In conjunction with the usual public
school concerns such as safety, many black parents also feel that their African American history is ignored in the curriculum.
Ghia Johnson, a single mother of four, who has been homeschooling for seven years, is one of the many parents who feel that public
schools are dangerous, ineffective and focus too little on African American history. "That takes precedence over math and science and all
other subjects, because if they don't know who they are or where they came from, then I don't believe they will know where they are
going," Johnson said.
Ironically, many people are accusing black homeschooling advocates of turning back the clock on civil rights and integration in public
schools. They argue that these parents are depriving their children of public education and, in the meantime, isolating their children from
children of other backgrounds. However, others see civil rights as the freedom to educate as one pleases. Mark Mabson, a homeschooling
father, said, "I want to be looked upon as an individual and as an individual I want to do what is best for my family. I don't have to follow
the majority."
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From the sentence “In conjunction with the usual public school concerns, such as safety… ” it can be inferred that
________________.
public schools are very safe
safety issues have troubled many public schools
education on public safety is not put in the curriculum
parents are more concerned about safety than African American history
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It can be inferred that there are at least _______ people in the Johnson family.
4
5
6
7
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What does the word That in “That takes precedence…” refer to?
African American history
effectiveness
safety
math
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Black homeschooling advocates are criticized for violating civil rights because __________.
these parents do not teach civil rights at home
these parents do not allow white children to be homeschooled
these parents force pubic schools to offer courses on civil rights
these parents deny their children public education, which is part of civil rights
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From Mark Mabson’s words, it can be inferred that ___________.
Mark is homeschooling his own father
most people look down upon homeschooling families
Mark follows the majority in choosing public education system
Mark regards the freedom to choose how one is educated as one’s civil rights
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