海巡行政 102 年法學知識與英文考古題

依據憲法本文規定，下列何者間之關係應本協調合作原則？ (A)地主與佃農 (B)勞資雙方 (C)執政黨與在野黨 (D)中央與地方

中央與地方權限若發生衝突爭議，依據憲法或相關法律之規定，下列何種解決方式錯誤？ (A)總統召集各院院長會商解決之 (B)由立法院解決之 (C)聲請司法院大法官釋憲 (D)循行政爭訟制度

依總統副總統選舉罷免法之規定，有關總統副總統罷免之敘述，下列何者錯誤？ (A)罷免案之投票，中央選舉委員會應於收到立法院移送之罷免理由書及答辯書次日起60 日內為之 (B)罷免案之投票，不得與各類選舉之投票同時舉行 (C)總統、副總統之罷免案，皆應聯名為之 (D)罷免票應在票上刊印同意罷免、不同意罷免二欄

依司法院釋字第550 號解釋，全民健康保險對地方自治團體而言，係何種事項： (A)自治事項 (B)委辦事項 (C)協力義務事項 (D)承辦義務但不受法令拘束事項

刑事訴訟法規定，羈押之被告僅得向原法院聲請撤銷或變更該處分，不得提起抗告，係限制被告之何種基本權利？ (A)請願權 (B)訴願權 (C)訴訟權 (D)復審權

下列關於憲法修正機關與程序之敘述，何者為現行憲法之設計？ (A)憲法修正案應由中華民國自由地區選舉人以公民投票方式提出 (B)憲法修正案應由立法委員依法律案之提出與審議程序提出 (C)憲法之修改經立法院立法委員四分之三之出席及出席委員四分之三之決議後，即通過之 (D)憲法修正案須由立法院提出，並於公告半年後，經中華民國自由地區選舉人投票複決，始得通過

監督寺廟條例規定特定寺廟處分或變更其不動產應經所屬教會之決議，並呈請該管官署許可，涉及下列何種基本權利之限制？ (A)集會自由及財產權 (B)宗教自由及財產權 (C)宗教自由及人格權 (D)人格權及人性尊嚴

下列何者不構成特別犧牲？ (A)私有房屋被徵用 (B)私有道路被認定為具公共地役關係之既成道路 (C)私有土地被徵收 (D)私有騎樓通道經行政機關公告禁止設攤

非政黨推薦者，必須依連署方式始得申請登記為總統、副總統候選人，並應繳交連署保證金新臺幣100 萬元之規定，依司法院解釋，下列何者正確？ (A)相較於依政黨推薦方式申請登記為總統、副總統候選人者無須連署及繳交連署保證金之規定，顯與憲法平等原則有違 (B)此已侵害憲法第45 條規定之總統、副總統被選舉權 (C)此為防止人民任意參選，耗費社會資源，在合理範圍內所為之適當規範，尚難認為對總統、副總統之被選舉權為不必要之限制 (D)強制被選舉人先行負擔鉅額之連署費用，係對總統、副總統被選舉權之不當限制，與憲法第23 條有所違背

依司法院釋字第382 號解釋，各級學校依校規對學生所為之退學處分，係涉及下列何種基本權利之侵犯？ (A)人身自由權 (B)受教育權 (C)平等權 (D)財產權

徵兵機關就役男之體位判定，依司法院解釋，下列敘述何者正確？ (A)此屬醫師依專門知識就役男體格之技術性判斷，除其判定之程序違法外，不應作為司法審查之標的 (B)此對役男在憲法上之權益有重大影響，得依法提起訴願及行政訴訟 (C)「體位判定」尚不直接決定役男之服役或軍種，對役男尚未發生法律效果 (D)役男之體位判定非屬對役男在憲法上權益之重大影響，故不得聲請釋憲

有關憲法第23 條規定，人民權利得以法律限制之敘述，下列何者正確？ (A)僅指立法院通過，總統公布之法律 (B)指立法院通過，總統公布之法律，或經法律具體明確授權發布之法規命令 (C)行政機關得訂定行政規則限制人民之基本權利 (D)地方自治團體不得制定自治條例限制地方人民之基本權利

依司法院解釋，法律規定人民入出境應經主管機關許可，否則予以刑罰制裁，係違反下列何種原則？ (A)平等原則 (B)比例原則 (C)誠信原則 (D)法律保留原則

依據公民投票法之規定，全國性公民投票適用事項不包括下列何者？ (A)預算事項之複決 (B)立法原則之創制 (C)憲法修正案之複決 (D)法律之複決

下列對於憲法上人民權利之敘述，何者錯誤？ (A)私法人在權利性質許可範圍內，亦享有憲法上之權利保障 (B)憲法之所以保障集會自由，主要在保障集體之言論表現自由 (C)外國人亦得享有生存權之保障 (D)憲法第8 條保障之人身自由，主要係保障人民之居住遷徙自由

公民以法定人數的簽署，有提出法案並議決為法律之權利，依據我國憲法之規定為： (A)複決權 (B)受益權 (C)創制權 (D)請願權

立法院至少得經多少立法委員之提議，於院會決議後，由程序委員會排定議程，就國家大政方針，聽取總統國情報告？ (A)全體立法委員二分之一 (B)全體立法委員三分之一 (C)全體立法委員四分之一 (D)全體立法委員五分之一

下列何者不屬於憲法第8 條人身自由之保障範圍？ (A)警察對人民實施通訊監察 (B)行政強制執行之管收 (C)違反社會秩序維護法之拘留 (D)犯罪嫌疑人之逮捕

關於憲法第108 條所規定，屬於中央立法並執行，或交由省縣執行之各款事項中，何者已因憲法增修條文第9 條第1 項之規定，而無實際之立法及執行？ (A)移民及墾殖 (B)省縣自治通則 (C)全國戶口調查及統計 (D)行政區劃

依公職人員選舉罷免法第128 條之規定，選舉、罷免訴訟程序，原則上準用下列何種法律進行？ (A)刑事訴訟法 (B)民事訴訟法 (C)行政訴訟法 (D)非訟事件法

有關我國憲法前言之敘述，下列何者錯誤？ (A)司法院在釋字第3 號曾援引憲法前言之國父遺教，作為理論依據 (B)憲法前言指出：立法院受全體國民之付託，制定本憲法 (C)憲法前言指出：為鞏固國權，保障民權，制定本憲法 (D)憲法前言指出：為奠定社會安寧，增進人民福利，制定本憲法

有關總統副總統選舉罷免訴訟之敘述，下列何者錯誤？ (A)總統副總統選舉、罷免訴訟，專屬中央政府所在地之高等行政法院管轄 (B)總統副總統選舉、罷免訴訟，設選舉法庭，採合議制審理 (C)總統副總統選舉、罷免訴訟，應先於其他訴訟審判之 (D)各審受理之法院應於六個月內審結

憲法法庭審理政黨違憲解散案件之程序，除法律另有規定外，原則上準用下列何者之規定？ (A)民事訴訟法 (B)刑事訴訟法 (C)行政訴訟法 (D)行政程序法

國會議長可以行使強制實力排除妨害國會運作者，此種權限可以稱為國會之何種權力？ (A)調查權 (B)彈劾權 (C)警察權 (D)懲戒權

司法院接受人民聲請憲法解釋案件，應先推定大法官幾人審查？ (A)2 人 (B)3 人 (C)4 人 (D)5 人

依憲法增修條文之規定，下列何者不得連任？ (A)考試委員 (B)監察委員 (C)立法委員 (D)司法院大法官

審計長應於行政院提出決算後最遲幾個月內，依法完成其審核，並提出審核報告於立法院？ (A)1 個月 (B)2 個月 (C)3 個月 (D)6 個月

依現行法規定，人民聲請解釋憲法之程序為： (A)經終局法院裁判確定後，方能提出 (B)先經監察院審核後，方能提出 (C)只須經任何一個法院的敗訴判決後，即可提出 (D)只要有憲法疑義，即能提出

依憲法增修條文之規定，行政院向立法院提出之覆議案，經全體立法委員二分之一以上決議維持原案時，行政院院長： (A)得呈請總統解散立法院 (B)應即辭職 (C)應即接受該決議 (D)應到立法院作施政報告

司法院大法官以下列何種方式審理司法院解釋憲法與統一解釋法律及命令之案件？ (A)專家參審制 (B)獨任制 (C)合議制 (D)人民參審制

下列何種情形違反性別工作平等法之規定？ (A)雇主於受僱者之配偶分娩時，給予無薪資之陪產假3 日 (B)僱用受僱者30 人以上之雇主，應訂定性騷擾防治措施、申訴及懲戒辦法 (C)雇主允許受僱於僱用30 人以上雇主之受僱人，為撫育未滿3 歲之子女，得請求調整工作時間 (D)僱用受僱者250 人以上之雇主，應設置托兒設施

為了給予家庭暴力之被害人緊急救援、診療、安置等服務，各地方政府依家庭暴力防治法應設置以下那個機構，以整合所屬警政、教育、衛生、社政、民政、戶政、勞工、新聞等機關，並協調司法機關為被害人提供有效率及全方位的協助？ (A)家事服務中心 (B)家庭暴力防治中心 (C)被害人轉介中心 (D)性騷擾防治中心

下列關於勞工工作年資之計算，何者錯誤？ (A)勞工因遭遇職業災害之醫療期間，雇主不得終止契約，但職業災害醫療期間之年資，應予扣除，不得併計 (B)定期契約屆滿後或不定期契約因故停止履行後，未滿3 個月而訂定新約或繼續履行原約時，勞工前後工作年資，應合併計算 (C)勞工工作年資以服務同一事業者為限，但受同一雇主調動之工作年資，應予併計 (D)事業單位改組或轉讓時，由新舊雇主商定留用之勞工，其工作年資應由新雇主繼續予以承認

依性別工作平等法之規定，受僱於僱用30 人以上雇主之受僱者，為撫育未滿3 歲子女，得向雇主請求每天減少工作時間1 小時，減少之工作時間，其工資之發給相關規定為何？ (A)工資照給 (B)發給工資1/4 (C)發給工資1/2 (D)受僱者不得請求工資

下列關於股份有限公司股東表決權之敘述，何者錯誤？ (A)普通股股東為一股一表決權 (B)公司持有自己的股份無表決權 (C)相互投資公司所得行使之表決權，不得超過被投資公司已發行有表決權股份總數的三分之一 (D)被持有已發行有表決權之股份總數或資本總額超過半數之從屬公司持有控制公司之股份，得行使表決權

有關勞工保險失能補助費請領要件的描述，下列何者錯誤？ (A)須經治療後，症狀固定，再行治療仍不能期待其治療效果者 (B)須經特約醫院診斷為永久失能者 (C)須符合失能給付標準者 (D)經評估為終身無工作能力者

甲公司係提供瘦身產品及服務之企業，乙慕名而來並加入會員。一日，乙在使用運動器材時，因鍊條鬆脫導致鉛塊掉落砸傷經過乙身旁的會員丙。經查，該鍊條鬆脫係因丁製造商設計瑕疵所致。下列敘述，何者正確？ (A)因為是丁製造商的產品有瑕疵，所以丙不得向甲公司求償 (B)因為丙是甲公司的會員，所以丙僅得向甲公司求償 (C)因為器材是乙使用過程中發生的問題，所以丙僅得向乙求償 (D)甲公司與丁製造商都是企業經營者，故丙可以向甲公司、也可以向丁製造商求償

有關全民健康保險眷屬保險之描述，下列何者錯誤？ (A)眷屬為被保險人之配偶且無職業者 (B)眷屬為被保險人之直系血親尊親屬且無職業者 (C)眷屬為被保險人直系血親卑親屬，滿20 歲仍無職業者 (D)眷屬保險應隨同被保險人辦理投保與退保

甲先犯重傷害罪，一個月後又犯過失致人於死罪。重傷害罪經法院宣告判處有期徒刑5 年6 月，過失致死罪宣告判處2 年有期徒刑，兩罪為數罪併罰。試問法官定應執行刑時，所定之下列那一個應執行刑違反刑法第51 條規定？ (A)5 年有期徒刑 (B)5 年8 月有期徒刑 (C)6 年有期徒刑 (D)7 年2 月有期徒刑

直轄市或縣（市）政府就企業經營者提供之商品，經依法調查後認為確有損害消費者生命、身體、健康或財產，或確有損害之虞者，依消費者保護法規定，應採取何種措施？ (A)主管機關應命企業經營者限期改善、回收或銷燬 (B)若企業經營者聲明得以其他措施除去該商品對消費者安全與健康之危害者，即不必回收該批商品或停止其服務 (C)主管機關僅得勸導企業經營者，回收該批商品或停止其服務 (D)雖尚未對消費者發生重大損害或有發生重大損害之虞，主管機關仍應在傳播媒體公告企業經營者之名稱、地址、商品、服務

下列有關撤銷身分行為之敘述，何者正確？ (A)收養子女未得配偶之同意者，該配偶有撤銷權 (B)因被詐欺或脅迫而為結婚之當事人，雙方當事人皆有撤銷權 (C)未成年子女於懷胎後未經父母同意而結婚時，其父母有撤銷權 (D)生父因被詐欺而認領有血緣連絡之非婚生子女者，生父有撤銷權

犯罪人如為累犯，依據刑法第47 條規定，應如何科刑？ (A)加重本刑至二分之一 (B)加重本刑至三分之一 (C)加重本刑至四分之一 (D)不得加重其刑

寄發黑函之行為，有可能涉及誣告罪，依最高法院之見解，下列有關誣告罪之敘述，何者正確？ (A)無告訴權人所為之誣告，不構成誣告罪 (B)一狀誣告數人，僅成立一個誣告罪 (C)誣告內容是否真實，應以行為人之主觀記憶作為判斷標準 (D)誣告尚未達到該管公務員，應論以誣告罪未遂罰之

下列何者並非法官依據刑法第57 條規定於科刑時應審酌之情狀？ (A)犯罪行為人之生活狀況 (B)犯罪行為人之品行 (C)犯罪行為人與被害人之關係 (D)犯罪行為人之性別

有關占有之敘述，下列何者正確？ (A)占有不得為侵權行為之客體 (B)善意占有人是無權占有 (C)典權人占有典物，是自主占有 (D)受僱人受僱用人指示而占有其物時，受僱人是直接占有人

下列那一種物品得單獨宣告沒收？ (A)違禁物 (B)供犯罪所用之物 (C)因犯罪所生之物 (D)因犯罪所得之物

下列關於代理的敘述，何者正確？ (A)代理人為限制行為能力人者，其所為或所受之意思表示，視為其法定代理人所為或所受之意思表示 (B)代理權經限制或撤回者，對於因過失而不知其事實的第三人，本人就其已經限制或撤回的部分，不負授權人之責任 (C)原則上，代理權於其所由授與之法律關係存續中，不得撤回之 (D)代理權消滅或撤回時，代理人得保留原授權書

下列何種法律行為需要同時具備書面、證人與登記之要件，方能發生效力？ (A)訂婚 (B)結婚 (C)收養 (D)夫妻財產制的訂立

依司法院解釋，下列何者違反法律保留原則？ (A)最高行政法院庭長法官聯席會議將簡易訴訟程序之訴訟標的金額提高 (B)公務人員曾任公營事業人員者，其服務於公營事業之期間，得否併入公務人員退休金年資，由授權命令定之 (C)因法無明文，內政部以「自耕能力證明書之申請及核發注意事項」規定學生不得申請自耕能力證明書 (D)因法無明文，公務人員保險金請求權，應類推適用公務人員退休法關於退休金請求權消滅時效期間之規定

下列何者可以請求不當得利返還？ (A)誤以為他人小孩是自己小孩而扶養 (B)誤以為每月應扶養父母5 萬元，但實則依法律規定，只須給付2 萬元 (C)因賭債而給付金錢 (D)因意思表示錯誤，而撤銷對母親生日禮物的贈與

下列那一個情形中，行政機關基於信賴保護原則而應給予人民合理之補償？ (A)行政機關基於人民提出不完整之文件，認定其具有中低收入戶資格，嗣後經查證而撤銷中低收入戶之資格認定 (B)人民因於食品中添加塑化劑，並拒絕行政機關之抽查，行政機關依食品衛生管理法之規定廢止其營業執照 (C)行政機關發現領有營業小客車執業登記證之人民，曾吸食毒品經判刑確定，依法不得登記，撤銷其登記證 (D)行政機關核發人民加油站之建造執照，後因該加油站距離醫院過近，基於公共安全之考量而廢止建造執照

依司法院解釋，下列何者違反比例原則？ (A)「違反道路交通管理事件統一裁罰基準及處理細則」規定，違規停車以「每逾2 小時」為連續舉發之標準 (B)電信法規定未經核准擅自使用無線電頻率者，處拘役或科或併科新臺幣20 萬元以下罰金，電信器材沒收之 (C)修正前身心障礙者權益保障法規定非視覺障礙者不得從事按摩業 (D)菸害防制法規定菸品所含之尼古丁及焦油含量，應以中文標示於菸品容器上

動物保護法第19 條第3 項規定：「前項寵物之登記程序、期限、絕育獎勵與其他應遵行事項及標識管理辦法，由中央主管機關定之。」中央主管機關基於本項規定，應進行一定程序，以訂定管理辦法。下列關於人民參與管理辦法訂定程序之敘述，何者錯誤？ (A)人民應信任中央主管機關具有研擬草案之專業，不得自行提議 (B)人民可由政府公報或新聞紙中，獲悉中央主管機關研擬之草案 (C)中央主管機關得視情形舉行聽證，人民可參與聽證程序，表達其意見 (D)中央主管機關如未舉行聽證程序，人民亦得向指定之機關陳述其意見

憲法增修條文規定，總統為避免國家或人民遭受緊急危難，得發布緊急命令。試問總統曾於下列何時發布緊急命令？ (A)我國退出聯合國 (B)莫拉克颱風八八水災 (C)九二一大地震 (D)SARS 發生時

民法第1 條規定：「民事，法律所未規定者，依習慣；無習慣者，依法理。」本條可以視為下列何種法學思想的實踐？ (A)概念法學 (B)機械法學 (C)契約自由 (D)自由法運動

法律對其施行前所發生之具體案件，原則上不得適用，稱為： (A)法律不溯及既往原則 (B)從新從輕原則 (C)特別法優於普通法原則 (D)後法優於前法原則

現行社會秩序維護法關於從事性交易的處罰，何者說明錯誤？ (A)處罰對象為從事性交易的雙方 (B)於地方政府所設之性交易專區之內，得合法從事性交易 (C)性交易場所未依法辦理登記、領有執照，不得經營 (D)違法從事性交易之行為，除科處罰鍰外，尚可處3 日以下拘留

民國99 年5 月12 日總統公布都市更新條例部分修正條文，並自公布時施行，則修正之條文於何時開始發生效力？ (A)民國99 年5 月12 日 (B)民國99 年5 月13 日 (C)民國99 年5 月14 日 (D)民國99 年5 月15 日

原社會秩序維護法第80 條有關意圖得利與人姦、宿者，應處罰鍰之規定，遭司法院大法官宣告違憲之原因為何？ (A)對性交易之處罰過重，違反比例原則 (B)僅對從事性交易一方處罰，違反平等原則 (C)無法律依據即處罰從事性交易之行為，違反法律保留原則 (D)剝奪人民從事性交易營生機會，侵害工作權

法官於審理案件時，對於應適用的法律，確信有牴觸憲法之疑義，得採取何種方式？ (A)逕行拒絕適用該法律，並且宣告該法律違憲 (B)逕行拒絕適用該法律，但不得宣告該法律違憲 (C)裁定停止訴訟程序，並聲請大法官解釋 (D)逕行拒絕該法律，但可聲請大法官解釋

When young people travel, many of them would choose to stay at a youth hostel, a cheap where ten or morepeople sleep in one room. (A)accommodation (B)compliance (C)furnishing (D)installation

The city government declared its commitment to clean up all the school walls covered with racist . (A)foci (B)graffiti (C)stimuli (D)syllabi

If you must ride your bicycle at night, you need to wear light or bright-colored clothing to increase your tooncoming traffic. (A)perception (B)visibility (C)recognition (D)sensitivity

A truck on the highway caused many other vehicles stuck in traffic for more than an hour during themorning rush hour. (A)hunted (B)launched (C)stalled (D)treaded

Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased) is a British television series about two private detectives, one alive, one dead,played by comedians Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer. (A)rightfully (B)privately (C)personally (D)respectively

For many people who want to learn to swim, the first they have to overcome is to put their face into thewater. (A)defeat (B)diving (C)hint (D)hurdle

It has become a tradition for this company to ten percent of its annual profits to charities or organizationsthat help people in need. (A)allocate (B)constitute (C)dispatch (D)establish

Heat waves are the most fatal type of weather phenomenon. The average annual number of deaths attributedto heat is about 400 in the country. (A)comprehensive (B)excessive (C)indispensable (D)miserable

Flaubert was extremely : by the age of sixteen he was writing stories in the romantic taste, which werepublished only after his death. (A)critical (B)immature (C)precocious (D)theoretical

People who were chronic binge drinkers often made decisions that would put them at high risk of losing money. (A)People who drank too much continually risked their money in the stock market in the end. (B)Habitual heavy drinkers tended to make risky decisions leading to losing money. (C)People who were alcoholic often made decisions that prevented them from taking risks. (D)Those who indulged in material comforts were at great risk of losing too much money.

Being entirely by land and with no access to the ocean, the country cannot easily transport its products toother countries. (A)enclosed (B)manipulated (C)polarized (D)refilled

It seems that few American exports have proved as popular as credit cards. (A)Credit cards seem to have been among the most popular exports from the United States. (B)The United States seems to have exported more credit cards than any other countries have. (C)When it comes to American exports, credit cards seem to have been the least popular ones. (D)American credit cards seem to have more overseas users than local users in the United States.請依下文回答第37 題至第40 題People evolve a language in order to describe and thus control their circumstances, or in order not to be submergedby a reality that they cannot articulate. A Frenchman living in Paris speaks a subtly and crucially different language fromthat of the man living in Marseilles; 37 sounds very much like a man living in Quebec; and they would all havegreat difficulty in apprehending what the man from Guadeloupe, or Martinique, is saying, 38 the man fromSenegal—although the “common” language of all these areas is French. But each has paid, and is paying, a different pricefor this “common” language, in which, as it turns out, they are not saying, and cannot be saying, the same things: theyeach have very different realities to articulate or control.What joins all languages and all men is the necessity to confront life, in order, not inconceivably, to outwit death: theprice for this is the acceptance and achievement of one’s temporal identity. So that, for example, though it is not taught inthe schools, the south of France still clings to its ancient and musical Provencal, which resists being described as a“dialect.” And much of the 39 in the Basque countries, and in Wales, is due to the Basque and Welshdetermination not to allow their languages to be destroyed. This determination also 40 the flames in Irelandfor among the many indignities the Irish have been forced to undergo at English hands is the English contempt for theirlanguage.

Most people living in the suburbs take the train to their offices in the city every day. (A)commuter (B)freight (C)stationary (D)voyage請依下文回答第38 題至第42 題At the start of the Dark Ages, there were no galaxies, no stars, and no planets. Even if there had been, wewould not be able to spot them. That is because hydrogen-gas clouds are nearly opaque to 38 light. Noordinary 39 will ever be able to see what happened afterward. 40 somehow the matter that started as asea of individual atoms managed to transform itself into something more. So back in the early 1990s, Avi Loebat Harvard University began lobbying theorists to make a major push to 41 through computer simulationshow the first stars formed. The plan was to 42 the young universe digitally, plug in equations for therelevant physics, and see what must have happened.

(A)each (B)either (C)one (D)neither

(A)visible (B)visionary (C)visionless (D)visual

(A)in terms of (B)to say nothing of (C)in accordance with (D)together with

(A)microscope (B)stethoscope (C)stereoscope (D)telescope

(A)adhesion (B)cooperation (C)suspension (D)tension

(A)Yet (B)Likely (C)Again (D)Perhaps

(A)feeds (B)fights (C)lowers (D)quenches請依下文回答第41 題至第45 題The story of Orlando’s stunning transformation from swamp and sinkhole to a metropolis began, inevitably, withWalt Disney and Mickey Mouse. Disney first flew over central Florida in an airplane on the fateful day of November 22,1963. The Kennedy assassination would mark America forever. So would the decision Walt Disney made that day to turnan inland Florida agricultural center into an epicenter of world tourism.Disney chose Orlando first because it was at the confluence of two of the most important thoroughfares, what todayare Interstate 4 and Florida’s Turnpike. Moreover, since Walt Disney’s original theme park—Disneyland, in southernCalifornia—covered fewer than 300 acres and was soon ringed with the suburban blight that its success inevitablyattracted—motels, strip malls, and copycat amusement parks, Disney hoped to rectify in Florida his mistake of notmaking Disneyland big enough. He set out to create a new, bigger, better Magic Kingdom. Here, arriving visitors wouldnot be permitted to choose their own parking spaces; smiling Disney characters would do that for them. Besides, water inthis Magic Kingdom could not be the tannic brown common in central Florida. So Bay Lake was drained, the sludgeremoved, and clear water pumped into the resulting lagoon. Even dry land would be turned into another Disney illusion:As you traverse the theme park, you are actually walking on the roof of an immense, underground control building fromwhich the operation is run, staffed, and supplied.

(A)induce (B)deduce (C)reduce (D)seduce

Why is November 22, 1963 important in the history of Orlando? (A)President Kennedy was assassinated on that day. (B)The location for Disney World was chosen on that day. (C)Mickey Mouse flew over Orlando in an airplane on that day. (D)Disney World was first open to the public in Orlando on that day.

(A)re-design (B)re-deliver (C)re-cover (D)re-create

Where is the first Disney theme park? (A)In southern California (B)In central California (C)In northern Florida (D)In inland Florida

Fashion has always been demonized by moralists, and often represented as a threat to pre-existing models ofdecorum, gender definitions, and the boundaries between them. (A)Fashion, viewed by moralists as a social evil, is believed to represent pre-existing behavior models and genderroles in the society. (B)Fashion is a threat to established models of good manners and gender roles which have long been criticized bymoralists. (C)Moralists have always criticized fashion for its potential to destroy new decorum models and gender roles. (D)Moralists have long viewed fashion as an evil that threatens good behavior and clearly-defined gender roles inthe society.

According to the article, why did Walt Disney build a theme park in Orlando? (A)Orlando had a tradition of tourism. (B)Orlando was famous for its clear water. (C)Orlando was a metropolis in the 1960s. (D)Orlando was a meeting point of highways.

Making a good first impression begins with a conscious decision to put your best foot forward. And then, wheneverpossible, you must make the effort to live up to that impression. (A)Living up to the first impression is easier once the best foot is put forward. (B)It is possible to put your best foot forward every time by remaining conscious. (C)It is just as important to make a good first impression as to maintain it at all times. (D)The first impression of someone cannot be changed unless it is done with a conscious effort.

According to the article, what was the problem with the Disneyland in California? (A)Its success made it overcrowded. (B)It provided nothing but a Disney illusion. (C)It was too far away from hotels, motels, and malls. (D)It failed to compete with other amusement parks.

Officials across the country have been busying themselves with what until three or four years ago would have beenan unthinkable task: persuading migrants to stay. (A)All officials of the country have been busy with a vital task they should have done three years ago: persuadingmigrants to stay. (B)Officials of the country have been busy persuading migrants to stay, which would have been unthinkable three orfour years ago. (C)Not until three or four years ago did the officials across the country think of the remarkable task: persuadingmigrants to stay. (D)Officials of the country have been trying hard to ask migrants to stay, which won’t be done until three or fouryears from now.

According to the article, which of the following statements is true about the Disney World in Orlando? (A)It was built in memory of President Kennedy. (B)It is Disney characters that do the parking for visitors. (C)It is smaller but better than the Disney theme park in California. (D)It invites tourists to visit its underground control building.請依下文回答第46 題至第50 題Eugene O’Kelly was the chief executive officer (CEO) of KPMG—one of the largest accounting firms in the world.On May 24, 2005, Eugene visited his doctor with a full calendar and a lifetime of plans on his mind. Before this meeting,he was in the prime of his life. However, during the meeting, his doctor told him that he was diagnosed as having braincancer. All of a sudden, his lifetime of plans dwindled to 100 days, leaving him just enough time to say goodbye. All theplans he had made as CEO were shattered. However, instead of falling into despair and confining himself in denial,Eugene decided to take a more constructive approach to face his “fate,” not spending an ounce of energy lamenting thetime that he had lost. Eugene made the most of every moment to discover the world around him—nature, connection withloved ones, and living in the moment—as if he had never seen it before. He searched for ways to live a more vivid andmeaningful life and to savor or enjoy what was within his reach without aspiring for the impossible. He even completedan inspirational memoir (Chasing Daylight) in three-and-a-half months, reminding people to embrace the fragile, fleetingmoments of our lives. Throughout the memoir, Eugene attempts to send a message to the readers:The past is your guide.The present is a gift, so live it to the fullest.The future is for dreamers. Dream. Dream all you can—without reservation.

The only way to prevent e-waste from flooding our cities is to carve a new and more responsible direction for it toflow in. (A)To design a more reliable new way to store e-waste is the only solution to prevent our cities from beingsabotaged by it. (B)A more reliable new method to solve the problem of e-waste is the only way for our cities to avoid beingflooded. (C)In order to stop the circulation of e-waste, innovated and clear instructions are needed in our cities. (D)Prevention of e-waste in our flooded cities is the only way to a new and more reliable instruction.編號第47 題至第50 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。Conditions in which people live vary from place to place. That is, we all live and grow up in differentenvironments. 47 These kinds of differences—and of course, similarities—are studied by cross-culturalpsychology. 48 It also explores the ways in which particular human activities are influenced by different,sometimes dissimilar, social and cultural forces.49 It also establishes psychological universals, that is, phenomena common for people in several,many, or perhaps all cultures. In general, human personality traits are relatively enduring patterns of thinking,feeling, and acting. 50 For example, it was found that the same composition of personality is common inpeople in various countries such as Germany, Portugal, Israel, China, Korea, and Japan. These universal traitsinclude neuroticism, extroversion, openness to experience, agreeableness, and conscientiousness.

Which of the following may be the best title of this passage? (A)Seize the Day (B)A Journey to Success (C)An Inconvenient Truth (D)Keys to becoming a Successful Accountant

(A)Cross-cultural psychology cares not only about differences between cultural groups. (B)Cross-cultural psychology researchers draw their conclusions from at least two samples representing two culturalgroups. (C)Human actions and mental sets may also fluctuate from group to group. (D)In particular, cross-cultural psychology examines the linkages between cultural norms and behavior.

What can we infer about Eugene O’Kelly’s lifestyle before he learned about his cancer? (A)Busy (B)Relaxed (C)Peaceful (D)Persistent

(A)Cross-cultural psychology involves more than a single observation made by a psychotherapist. (B)Human actions and mental sets may also fluctuate from group to group. (C)Cross-cultural psychology researchers draw their conclusions from at least two samples representing two culturalgroups. (D)In particular, cross-cultural psychology examines the linkages between cultural norms and behavior.

According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A)Eugene was in denial of his suffering. (B)Eugene faced his illness with courage. (C)Eugene’s memoir described his affection for the next life. (D)Eugene’s health condition was not as critical as it seemed.

(A)Perhaps the structure of human personality is one of such universals. (B)Cross-cultural psychology cares not only about differences between cultural groups. (C)Cross-cultural psychology involves more than a single observation made by a psychotherapist. (D)Human actions and mental sets may also fluctuate from group to group.

What does the underlined word “dwindled” in the passage mean? (A)Reduced (B)Doubled (C)Defined (D)Kindled

(A)Perhaps the structure of human personality is one of such universals. (B)Cross-cultural psychology cares not only about differences between cultural groups. (C)Cross-cultural psychology researchers draw their conclusions from at least two samples representing two culturalgroups. (D)In particular, cross-cultural psychology examines the linkages between cultural norms and behavior.

Which of the following words best describes Eugene O’Kelly’s attitude towards the remaining days of his life? (A)Fearful (B)Enthusiastic (C)Depressed (D)Indifferent