金融保險 105 年法學知識與英文考古題
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依司法院釋字第499 號解釋之見解，有關修憲代表之敘述，下列何者正確？
下列有關「宗教自由」保障之敘述，何者錯誤？
依司法院大法官解釋，下列何者非屬平等原則之意涵？
依司法院大法官有關言論自由之解釋意旨，下列敘述何者錯誤？
依司法院釋字第603 號解釋，隱私權係屬憲法何種權利？
行政院應於會計年度結束後幾個月內，提出決算於監察院？
下列有關立法委員選舉制度之敘述，何者錯誤？
關於總統之職權，下列敘述何者錯誤？
下列何項法規範，並非我國違憲審查制度之法規依據？
依據憲法規定，考試院之組織，以下列何者定之？
下列何項措施與司法獨立之維護無關？
在目前憲法體制上，下列何者非屬民意機關？
甲法規與乙法規就某一事項均設有規定，其中甲法規為新法、普通法，乙法規為舊法、特別法。此一情形應適用何法規？
法律解釋應探求立法者本意及參酌立法原件，係屬下列何項法律解釋方法？
依中央法規標準法規定，以下何者並非行政機關發布命令所應使用之名稱？
行政機關之下列何種行為，違反比例原則？
法律規定行政機關對於罰鍰享有裁量權時，該機關應如何行使裁量權？
下列何者為行政處分之概念特徵？
下列何者不為抵押權效力所及？
在婚姻關係存續期間，甲夫向乙妻借新臺幣100 萬元，雖然經過15 年，但乙於雙方離婚後1 年內，尚得請求甲返還借款，是因為下列何種制度？
下列何種事由的發生，普通保證人的責任不全部消滅？
下列理論，何者與因果及歸責關聯的判斷無關？
關於累犯之敘述，下列何者錯誤？
關於緩刑宣告撤銷之敘述，下列何者錯誤？
依性別工作平等法第34 條第l 項之規定，受僱者發現雇主違反性別工作平等法中有關禁止性別歧視之規定，向地方主管機關申訴後，雇主、受僱者或求職者對於地方主管機關之處分有異議時，得向下列何者提出審議之申請？
依勞動基準法之規定，勞工工作年資自何時起算？
Don’t ____ your voice when talking in the office.
There is a big cut on your hand. You need medical _____ immediately.
Each country was requested to send a _____ to join the APEC convention.
Parkinson's disease is a progressive disorder of the nervous system that ______ movement.
Hundreds of people are dead as the worst Ebola _____ outbreak in history sweeps through West Africa.
Although the period in which he lived represents the sunset of the Renaissance, Bernini possessed a ______comparable to that of Leonardo or Michelangelo.
(A)unexplainable (B)obvious (C)reasonable (D)persuasive
(A)inevitable (B)suspicious (C)traumatic (D)artificial
(A)observation (B)depression (C)compassion (D)appreciation
(A)alleviate (B)accelerate (C)elaborate (D)substantiate請依下文回答第41 題至第45 題I like any game of chance, but I most enjoy taking part in a lottery. The lottery is 41 an unchanging religiousceremony, and it is perhaps this ritual quality of the lottery 42 people enjoy. Unlike other games of chance, alottery does not require a great deal of paraphernalia. The only equipment 43 is a bowl filled with slips of paper.I enjoy the excitement of watching the official pick the winning number. The moment before the drawing is veryserious. The judge gravely approaches the bowl and looks at the crowd soberly. The crowd is quiet 44 the lowmurmur of excitement. Suddenly the winner is selected. After the lottery is over, everyone but the winner throws awayhis or her piece of paper, and the 45 slips are soon blown away by the wind. People begin to disengagethemselves from the crowd and the lottery is over.
(A)engaged in (B)used by (C)for (D)like
(A)so (B)that (C)how (D)what
(A)requiring (B)intended (C)needed (D)forming
(A)dealing with (B)anxious about (C)in search of (D)except for
(A)discarded (B)reflecting (C)transparent (D)useful請依下文回答第46 題至第50 題People feel safer behind some kind of physical barrier. Each social occasion involves us in encounters. If a socialencounter is in any way threatening, then there is an immediate urge to set up such a barricade. The more formal theoccasion and the more dominant or unfamiliar our social companions, the more worrying the moment of encounterbecomes. Watching people under these conditions, we can observe the many small movements and postures in whichthey try to “hide behind their mothers’ bodies” as they did in their childhood. It is these that are the barrier signals ofabout life.The most popular form of barrier signals is the body-cross. In this, one arm makes contact with the other acrossthe front of the body. The action is performed unconsciously and, if asked about it immediately afterwards, the personwill not be able to remember having made the gesture. The action is always disguised in some way, and the disguise itwears varies from person to person. For example, a male guest may lift his right hand, reach across his body and makea last-minute adjustment to his left cuff-link or the strap of his wristwatch when he walks toward his host. A female ona similar occasion may reach across her body with her right hand and slightly shift the position of her handbag orreposition a coat held over her left arm. In all case, at the peak moment of nervousness, there is a body-cross toconstruct a barrier between two people.Interestingly, field observations reveal that in a social encounter it is most unlikely that both the greeter and thegreeted will perform such action. Regardless of status, it is nearly always the new arrival who makes the body-crossmovement, because it is he or she who is invading the home territory of the greeters. The greeters are there first andhave at least temporary territorial “rights” over the place. This gives them a self-assured dominance at the moment ofthe greeting. Only if they are extremely subordinate to the new arrival will there be a likelihood of them taking thebody-cross role.
What is the passage mainly about?
What is the second paragraph mainly about?
What is the main idea of the third paragraph?
According to the passage, which of the following statements is true?
What does it in the second paragraph refer to?