移民行政 103 年法學知識與英文考古題

依司法院大法官解釋及現行制度，下列關於公務員懲戒權之敘述，何者錯誤？ (A)公務員懲戒權屬於司法權 (B)於合理範圍內，懲戒權得以法律規定由公務員之長官行使 (C)對於公務人員之免職處分實質上屬於懲戒處分 (D)公務人員對於懲處處分不服，得向司法院公務員懲戒委員會請求救濟

依憲法第156 條之規定，國家為奠定民族生存發展之基礎，應有下列何種作為？ (A)保護母性，並實施婦女兒童福利政策 (B)協助女性充實自我，廣設女性獎學金 (C)訂定公務員女性錄取員額最低比例 (D)獎勵婦女適齡生育

刑法第235 條處罰人民在網際網路上散布猥褻性文字、圖畫或影像之行為，係限制憲法上何種基本權利？ (A)人身自由 (B)訴訟權 (C)言論自由 (D)財產權

下列何者非屬我國憲法所明定之教育文化基本國策？ (A)邊遠及貧瘠地區之教育文化經費，由國庫補助之 (B)全國公私立之教育文化機關，應確保其自治權，不受國家之法律監督 (C)各級政府應廣設獎學金名額，以扶助學行俱優無力升學之學生 (D)重要之教育文化事業，得由中央辦理或補助之

依司法院釋字第509 號解釋，憲法保障人民享有言論自由，其根本用意及功能在於： (A)言論自由具有實現自我，追求真理，並監督政府的功能 (B)言論自由是與生俱來的權利，國家因此要保障並且不可以限制 (C)言論自由是人民最重要，但不是社會普遍承認的權利 (D)在資訊發達的今日，國家不需保障言論自由

依憲法增修條文之規定，修憲案至少須公告多久？ (A)3 個月 (B)4 個月 (C)5 個月 (D)6 個月

依我國憲法及增修條文之規定，下列人員之資格，何者應經考試院依法考選銓定之？ (A)教師 (B)專門職業及技術人員 (C)行政機關之僱用人員 (D)中央研究院研究員

關於國家徵收人民土地，下列敘述何者錯誤？ (A)涉及財產權之剝奪 (B)須因公用目的始得為之 (C)應給予合理補償 (D)應儘速發放補償

依據憲法增修條文規定，立法院得經全體立法委員幾分之幾以上連署，對行政院院長提出不信任案？ (A)四分之三 (B)三分之二 (C)二分之一 (D)三分之一

依司法院釋字第364 號解釋之意旨，以廣播及電視方式表達意見，主要係屬於下列何一憲法條文所保障之範圍？ (A)憲法第11 條之言論自由 (B)憲法第12 條之秘密通訊自由 (C)憲法第14 條之集會結社自由 (D)憲法第15 條之工作權

有關公務員侵權行為所生國家賠償責任之敘述，下列何者正確？ (A)依國家賠償法規定，公務員係指依公務人員任用法任用之人員 (B)公務員侵權之成立係採無過失責任 (C)國家對於因輕過失而侵權之公務員無求償權 (D)國家賠償責任是因為國家合法的行為所致

人民罷免權之行使與下列何者不具關連性？ (A)直接民權之體現 (B)法律責任之追究 (C)政治好惡之表現 (D)信任基礎之瓦解

依公職人員選舉罷免法規定，任何人及政黨不得於下列何種時間從事公職人員選舉之競選活動？ (A)投票日 (B)週休二日 (C)上班時間 (D)國定假日

有關行政院院長、副總統代行總統職務的情形，下列何者錯誤？ (A)總統與副總統均缺位時，由行政院院長代行職權 (B)總統任期屆滿，屆期次任總統尚未選出，由行政院院長代行職權 (C)副總統缺位時，由行政院院長代行副總統職權 (D)總統不能視事時由副總統代行職權

總統所發布之何種命令，須經行政院院長之副署？ (A)任命銓敍部部長之命令 (B)任命大法官之命令 (C)任命審計長之命令 (D)任命內政部部長之命令

依憲法增修條文第6 條之規定，下列那個機關掌理公務人員任免、考績、級俸、陞遷、褒獎之法制事項？ (A)行政院 (B)司法院 (C)考試院 (D)監察院

依司法院大法官解釋，由下列何人核發通訊監察書，方符合憲法第12 條有關人民秘密通訊自由之保障？ (A)法務部調查局局長 (B)警察局局長 (C)法官 (D)檢察官

總統對於刑事犯罪之罪名與刑罰加以赦免，稱為： (A)大赦 (B)褒揚 (C)假釋 (D)復權

下列何者不是我國司法院大法官對憲法第7 條平等原則之解釋意旨？ (A)平等原則係保障人民在法律上地位之實質平等 (B)立法者基於社會政策考量，尚非不得制定法律，將福利資源為限定性之分配 (C)法律不得授權主管機關，斟酌具體案件事實上之差異及立法之目的，而為合理之不同處置 (D)立法機關基於憲法之價值體系及立法目的，自得為合理之區別對待

依憲法增修條文的規定，於立法院院會進行期間，立法院應於行政院移請立法院覆議案送達後至遲幾日內作成決議？ (A)7 日 (B)10 日 (C)15 日 (D)20 日

依司法院釋字第42 號解釋，我國憲法第18 條所稱「服公職之權」的「公職」，不包含下列何者？ (A)各級民意代表 (B)人民團體之職員 (C)依法令從事於公務者 (D)中央與地方機關之公務員

政黨在立法委員選舉中須獲得多少比例以上政黨選舉票方能分配不分區代表席次？ (A)百分之一 (B)百分之二 (C)百分之三 (D)百分之五

依傳染病防治法之規定，主管機關得令曾與傳染病病人接觸者強制隔離，司法院釋字第690 號解釋認為，此規定對於人民人身自由之限制，尚未違憲。下列關於人民基本權利受到公權力限制之情形，何者與本號解釋所涉及之基本權不同？ (A)法務部依監獄行刑法之規定否准受刑人提出之假釋申請 (B)少年法院對於吸食毒品之少年作出收容於少年觀護所之裁定 (C)財政部依稅捐稽徵法規定限制欠稅達一定數額之納稅義務人出境 (D)警察機關對於違反社會秩序維護法之行為人依確定之裁定執行拘留

依據憲法規定，司法院之組織，由那個機關制定？ (A)司法院 (B)立法院 (C)行政院 (D)考試院

下列關於軍隊國家化之論述，何者正確？ (A)中華民國之國防，以維護社會秩序、謀國計民生之均足為目的 (B)全國陸海空軍，須超出個人、地域及黨派關係以外，效忠國家 (C)任何黨派及個人，必要時得以武裝力量為政爭之工具 (D)現役軍人必要時得兼任文官

下列何者，不屬於司法院大法官之職權？ (A)解釋憲法 (B)統一解釋法律 (C)審理政黨違憲之解散事件 (D)審理公務員懲戒案件

有關我國國籍之繼受取得方式，下列何者錯誤？ (A)婚姻 (B)出生 (C)收養 (D)歸化

直轄市法規與國家法律牴觸者，其結果如何？ (A)無效 (B)得撤銷 (C)效力未定 (D)得撤回

我國憲法規定，中華民國為民主共和國，下列何者非民主國家之特徵？ (A)排除任何的暴力或獨裁專制 (B)植基於自由、平等 (C)依據多數意志作成之人民自我決定 (D)黨國一體制度，未落實多黨原則

依憲法增修條文之規定，考試委員如何產生？ (A)由總統任命之 (B)由總統提名，經立法院同意後任命之 (C)由總統提名，經監察院同意後任命之 (D)由行政院院長提請總統任命之

民法第6 條規定：「人之權利能力，始於出生，終於死亡。」，民法第7 條規定：「胎兒以將來非死產者為限，關於其個人利益之保護，視為既已出生。」，此兩個條文的關係為： (A)原則法與例外法的關係 (B)母法與子法的關係 (C)實體法與程序法的關係 (D)任意法與強行法的關係

試問下列何者不是成文法源？ (A)國際條約 (B)行政命令 (C)習慣 (D)憲法

依司法院大法官解釋，行政院公民投票審議委員會委員由各政黨依立法院各黨團席次比例推薦，違反下列何種原則？ (A)民主原則 (B)權力分立原則 (C)依法行政原則 (D)公益原則

行政命令之訂定，原則上須經預告程序者，為下列何種？ (A)職權命令 (B)法規命令 (C)行政規則 (D)法律

關於法律明確性原則之內涵，下列何者不屬之？ (A)可司法審查性 (B)可變動性 (C)可理解性 (D)可預見性

有關法規範的制訂，下列敘述何者錯誤？ (A)關於國家各級機關之組織，均得由主管機關依職權定之 (B)法律應經立法院通過，總統公布 (C)下級機關之命令不得牴觸上級機關之命令 (D)應以法律規定之事項，不得以命令定之

下列那些機關得向立法院提出法律案？(A)考試院 (B)監察院 (C)中央銀行 (D)司法院 ⑤總統府 (A) (A) (B) (C) (B) (A) (C) (C) (A) (B) (D) (D) (A) (B) (D)⑤

憲法第20 條規定人民有依法律服兵役之義務，其中「人民」應解釋為僅指男子。此為何種解釋方式？ (A)擴張解釋 (B)當然解釋 (C)限縮解釋 (D)補正解釋

下列何者不是「不法原因之給付」？ (A)甲交付金錢賄賂公務員乙 (B)甲與有夫之婦乙通姦，因而給付乙100 萬元 (C)甲將違章建築的事實上處分權出賣於乙，乙給付價金 (D)甲教唆乙殺人，因而給付乙100 萬元

民國92 年制定的公民投票法第35 條第1 項規定：「行政院公民投票審議委員會，置委員二十一人，任期三年，由各政黨依立法院各黨團席次比例推荐，送交主管機關提請總統任命之。」此一規定，司法院大法官解釋認為違反下列何種原則？ (A)權力分立原則 (B)平等原則 (C)社會國原則 (D)法律保留原則

依民法規定，下列有關定金效力之敘述，何者錯誤？ (A)契約履行時，定金應返還或作為給付之一部 (B)契約因可歸責於付定金當事人之事由，致不能履行時，定金不得請求返還 (C)契約因可歸責於受定金當事人之事由，致不能履行時，該當事人不須返還定金 (D)契約因不可歸責於雙方當事人之事由，致不能履行時，定金應返還之

所得稅法對夫妻免徵贈與稅，但卻不及於「同居」之事實配偶。此一法律規定，依司法院大法官解釋有無違憲之虞？ (A)沒有。因為同居制度違反公序良俗的認知 (B)沒有。因為婚姻制度受憲法特別保障 (C)有。違反平等權 (D)有。違反對一般人格權保護

甲為乙（主債務人）的債務作保證，並代為清償完畢，事後發現保證契約及主債務契約皆無效。債權人應向誰返還所收受之給付？ (A)甲 (B)乙 (C)向甲、乙任一人為返還，因為甲、乙為連帶債權人 (D)向甲、乙共同返還，因為甲、乙為不可分債權人

甲男已婚，有妻有子，卻與外遇對象乙女來往多年，乙女無謀生能力而依賴甲男供給日常生活所需。此時若甲男意外死亡，請問乙女就甲男之遺產得為如何之請求？ (A)特留分 (B)應繼分 (C)贍養費 (D)遺產酌給

乙於甲之A 地上有地上權，並將該地上權抵押於丙，其後甲將A 地所有權移轉登記於乙。下列敘述何者正確？ (A)乙之地上權因混合而消滅 (B)乙之地上權因混同而消滅 (C)乙之地上權因抵銷而消滅 (D)乙之地上權不受影響

關於承攬契約與買賣契約之比較，下列何者錯誤？ (A)均為有償契約 (B)均為繼續性契約 (C)均有物之瑕疵擔保責任之規定 (D)均為不要式契約

下列有關受賄罪之敘述，何者正確？ (A)作為賄賂之對價，僅限於違背職務之行為 (B)賄賂與作為對價之職務，不得僅有概括性之對價關係 (C)因受賄所得之不正利益，不得追徵其價額 (D)作為賄賂對價之職務行為，不包含不作為在內

甲和乙在修剪花草契約中約定，由乙負責使丙為甲修剪花草。有關甲、乙、丙間之權利義務關係，下列敘述何者正確？ (A)甲乙間契約內容涉及第三人，違反契約相對性原則，其契約無效 (B)丙不為給付時，甲乙間之契約失其效力 (C)甲乙間契約有效成立，丙不為給付時，丙應對甲負賠償責任 (D)甲乙間契約有效成立，丙不為給付時，乙應對甲負賠償責任

我國現行刑法關於共犯之成立，其修法理由係採下列何種形式？ (A)極端從屬形式 (B)嚴格從屬形式 (C)限制從屬形式 (D)最小從屬形式

在夢遊中所為的動作不會被評價成犯罪，因為整個事實中欠缺了那個犯罪成立要件？ (A)違法性 (B)責任能力 (C)刑法上的行為 (D)因果關係

下列何者係刑法中著重社會防衛及對於行為人施以矯正的制裁措施？ (A)死刑 (B)自由刑 (C)財產刑 (D)保安處分

裝修工人甲受屋主乙委託，將乙宅的圍牆拆除，甲的拆除行為不構成毀損罪是因為： (A)客觀處罰條件未成就 (B)具備阻卻罪責（責任）事由 (C)欠缺刑法上的行為 (D)具備排除違法性事由

甲公司為進口商，在其輸入的DVD 播放器外包裝上標示「本商品非本公司製造、設計，本公司僅負責本產品之銷售與客服，若造成任何財產、身體、生命之損害，概與本公司無關」。乙購買後，因線路設計瑕疵起火導致其子丙遭濃煙嗆傷。下列敘述何者正確？ (A)因甲公司已標明免責，乙不得向甲公司求償 (B)因丙非買賣契約當事人，丙不得向甲公司求償 (C)因甲公司屬進口商，該商品非由其製造，故乙僅得向國外製造廠商求償 (D)甲公司是進口商，乙仍得向甲公司求償

董事會不為或不能行使職權時，法院得選任下列何人代行董事長及董事會職權？ (A)監察人 (B)臨時管理人 (C)檢察官 (D)主管機關

下列關於著作人格權之敘述，何者正確？ (A)引用他人著作內容時，無須表示著作人姓名或名稱 (B)著作人死亡後，由繼承人繼承其著作人格權，以便行使及維護該權利 (C)公開發表權僅保護尚未公開發表之著作 (D)著作人格權保護至著作人死亡後50 年

下列關於「控制與從屬公司」之敘述，何者錯誤？ (A)一公司持有他公司有表決權股份超過他公司已發行股份半數者，為控制與從屬關係 (B)一公司直接或間接控制他公司人事、財務或業務經營者，為控制與從屬關係 (C)從屬公司持有控制公司之股份無表決權 (D)控制公司持有從屬公司之股份無表決權

有關勞動基準法中退休之規定，下列敘述何者錯誤？ (A)心神喪失而不堪勝任工作之勞工，只要未滿55 歲，仍不得強迫退休 (B)工作15 年以上而年滿55 歲者得自請退休 (C)自請退休性質上為勞工之形成權，無須雇主之同意 (D)退休金之給與依勞動基準法第55 條規定，最高總數以45 個基數為限

為協調勞資關係，促進勞資合作，提高工作效率，下列何者依法應舉辦勞資會議？ (A)事業單位 (B)職工福利委員會 (C)企業工會 (D)勞動部

女性受僱者因生理日致工作有困難者，每月得請生理假幾日？ (A)1 日 (B)2 日 (C)3 日 (D)4 日

受僱於臺北市某電腦公司之甲女，一日與同事聊天時發現，年資績效皆與其相同之同事乙男所領薪資，每月較其多出5 千元。下列敘述何者正確？ (A)薪資之給付屬福利措施，可依性別給予不同之待遇 (B)雇主對於員工薪資之給付，僅因性別給予差別待遇，已構成性別歧視 (C)雇主即使能提出獎懲或其他非因性別之正當理由，該薪資之差別待遇依然構成性別歧視 (D)雇主若主張男性員工社會、家庭責任較女性沉重，則該薪資之差別待遇不會構成性別歧視

Over the ensuing century, with our increased knowledge of the wild and its ____ , the old city zoo began to witherand fade. (A)fangs (B)inhabitants (C)prosperities (D)reveries

Overly thick soups can be _____ by mixing them with a small amount of liquid. (A)conceded (B)diluted (C)grazed (D)migrated

TV advertisers may be reluctant to sponsor a program that deals with ____ social issues. If they do, they may insistthat the issues be portrayed delicately. (A)controversial (B)eccentric (C)obsolete (D)superficial

Leonardo da Vinci was _____ by mathematics, applied it to his paintings and for many years thought it containedthe key to all knowledge. (A)besieged (B)fascinated (C)imposed (D)prescribed

Great chefs understand how to use spices such as ginger and pepper to ____ the flavor of their food. (A)detect (B)enrich (C)implant (D)insist

Alison is a _____leader who is not afraid of making important decisions under stressful, critical conditions. (A)secure (B)decisive (C)vivid (D)sociable

There is much ____ about the use of animals in scientific studies; some believe it is necessary because it helps curediseases, while some think it is cruel and should be stopped. (A)controversy (B)distraction (C)negotiation (D)superstition

The school library was not able to _____ to Joan’s needs, so she had to pay a regular visit to the city library. (A)appeal (B)cater (C)apply (D)resort

As a sharp and straightforward businesswoman, Mandy often speaks directly and ____ to get her points crossed. (A)punctually (B)raucously (C)squeamishly (D)trenchantly請依下文回答第36 題至第38 題：The development of seawater agriculture has taken two directions. Some investigators have attempted to breed salttolerance into conventional crops, such as barley and wheat. For example, Emanuel Epstein’s research team at theUniversity of California at Davis showed as early as 1979 that strains of barley propagated for generations in the presenceof low levels of salt could produce small amounts of grain when irrigated by comparatively saltier seawater.Unfortunately, subsequent efforts to increase the salt tolerance of conventional crops through selective breeding andgenetic engineering─in which genes for salt tolerance were added directly to the plants─have not produced goodcandidates for seawater irrigation. The upper salinity limit for the long-term irrigation of even the most salt-tolerantcrops, such as the date palm, is still less than five part per 1,000(ppt)─less than 15 percent of the salt content of seawater.Normal seawater is 35 ppt salt.Our approach has been to domesticate wild, salt-tolerant plants, called halophytes, for use as food, forage, andoilseed crops. We reasoned that changing the basic physiology of a traditional crop plant from salt-sensitive tosalt-tolerant would be difficult and that it might be more feasible to domesticate a wild, salt-tolerant plant. After all, ourmodern crops started out as wild plants. Indeed, some halophytes─such as grain from the saltgrass Disticblis Palmeri─were eaten for generations by native peoples, including the Cocopah, who live where the Colorado River empties into theGulf of California.

I am sorry. This book is not _____; it has been out of print for ten years. (A)available (B)edible (C)portable (D)variable

Which of the following can be inferred from the passage? (A)It is possible to domesticate a wild, salt-tolerant plant. (B)It is feasible to add genes for salt tolerance to the plants. (C)It is worthwhile to reduce the salt content of seawater from 35 ppt salt to 15 ppt salt. (D)It is promising to change a traditional crop plant from salt-sensitive to salt-tolerant.

Social networks like facebook and twitter have _____ young people’s social life and communicating mode. (A)dominated (B)demand (C)deported (D)discharged第37 題至第41 題為題組Until recently, most American school textbooks told only part of Columbus’ story, and that part made him look like abrave hero. He was presented as the man who discovered the “New World.” But a more balanced presentation would haveshown another side to the story: it would have described some values and beliefs that Columbus shared with mostEuropean travelers of that time and with the kings and queens of their nations in the “Old World.” First of all, they werehungry for gold, and were willing to do anything to get it. Second, they believed that they had the right to claim otherpeople’s land for their own nations (especially if the inhabitants there were not Christians, were uncivilized, and lookedvery different from them). Finally, they believed that they had a right to do anything they pleased with the nativeinhabitants of those lands.On his first voyage, Columbus claimed all the lands that he found for the king and queen of Spain. He gave Spanishnames to many of the islands that he discovered. He took ten native Indians captives and forced them to return to Spainwith him, but four of them died on shipboard. During their captivity the remaining six were taught Spanish, andColumbus took them back to America on his second voyage to serve as interpreters.From the very first voyage, Columbus suggested the possibility of making the Indians slaves to the king and queen ofSpain. On the second voyage, he put this idea into practice in the most brutal way possible.

According to the passage, which of the following plants will grow and produce crops when irrigated by seawaterwith over 5 ppt salt? (A)Barley (B)Wheat (C)Disticblis Palmeri (D)Date Palm

What is this passage mainly about? (A)European travelers. (B)The explorer Columbus. (C)Who discovered the New World. (D)The New World and the Old World.

Where do you think the Cocopah live? (A)At the origin of the Colorado River (B)At the mouth of the Colorado River (C)Along the Colorado River (D)At the dried part of the Colorado River請依下文回答第39 題至第42 題：What makes people smart? It is a question that scientists and philosophers have thought about for centuries,prompting complex calibrations, from head measurements to brain-bending tests. Yet the drive to probe the powers—andthe limits—of the human mind has been thwarted by the hard facts of life:the brain was virtually a black box, its innersecrets locked within. Now, scientists are using the latest technology to peer inside. Using machines such as the PETscanner and FMRI machines, which map the changes in the brain’s blood flow, researchers at U.C. Irvine and elsewhereare producing the first images of how gifted, and not-so-gifted, minds go about the task of thinking. In one study,Professor Richard Haier of U.C. Irvine found that brighter people have lower metabolic rate probably because their brainsare more efficient. However, when bright people are given harder tasks, their brains work harder than the averageperson’s. Apparently, brain activity depends, to some extent, on the difficulty level of the task and the level of effortrequired.

What does the author think about most American school textbooks in presenting Columbus’ voyages? (A)They told the truth. (B)They were boring but accurate. (C)They did not present all the facts. (D)They were informative and interesting.

Why is it so hard to examine the powers and limits of the human brain? (A)The hard facts of life cannot be measured. (B)The inner secrets of the brain have not been revealed yet. (C)The drive to test the human brain has been encouraged. (D)Complex calibrations are prompted.

According to the passage, what did Columbus do to the native inhabitants on those lands he found? (A)He occupied their lands. (B)He hired them to work for him. (C)He made their lives better. (D)He gave them Spanish names.

What is the newest way for scientists nowadays to explore the human brain? (A)Giving brain-bending tests (B)Mapping the changes surrounding the brain (C)Giving tasks of calibration (D)Using machines like the PET scanner

Which of the following correctly describes the values and beliefs of Columbus and most European travelers of histime? (A)They believed that all men were created equal. (B)They considered it wrong to change people’s religious faith. (C)They believed moral standards were more important than gold. (D)They thought they had the right to rule the inhabitants in the New World.

Which of the following facts was found by Professor Haier? (A)Bright people always have lower metabolic rate. (B)The average person does not work hard when he is given hard tasks. (C)Brighter people have higher metabolic rate when they are given harder tasks. (D)The level of effort required is not in proportion to the difficulty level of the task.

What is the author’s attitude towards Columbus? (A)Admirable (B)Critical (C)Indifferent (D)Sympathetic第42 題至第45 題為題組People have always told stories that explain how the world came to be and how people arrived on it. On the NorthwestCoast of North America, Native Americans tell about Raven. Raven is a giant bird that can 42 human form bypushing up his beak and shrugging off his wings, which then become a coat. According to tradition, the universe 43 awide ocean that covered swampy ground. Birds and sea creatures lived in and around it. Raven made the earth by pickingup stones with his beak and dropping them into the ocean. When the earth was big enough, Raven flew down and walkedon the shore, looking out at the vast ocean and feeling lonely. Then he began to hear tiny voices, 44 seemed to becoming from a clam shell at his feet. Raven pried open the clam shell with his mighty claws and peered in. Inside theclam shell 45 people. As the story goes, Raven coaxed them out of the shell and set them on the land, and they werethe first people of the Haida tribe of the Northwest Coast.

What do the underlined words “a question” refer to? (A)How to prompt complex calibration (B)How to set up the limits of the mind (C)How to measure the head with brain-bending tests (D)How to investigate the powers and limits of the human brain請依下文回答第43 題至第46 題：New Yorkers are not notably genial neighbors. Many get to know one another solely by what manages to permeatetheir deadbolted doors—an odoriferous stew, the wail of a child, the hushed sighs of intimate moments.But the boom in condos loaded with amenities, along with the construction of some high-end rental buildings, hascreated opportunities for neighbors to make the transition from polite elevator nods to cocktail-caliber mingling. Moreand more properties in the city feature community amenities like gyms, lounges, and roof decks. These, and more novelspaces—cinemas, wet bars, squash courts, outdoor rain showers, are putting lounges with a lonely television set to shame,and they are fostering a clubby college-dormitory atmosphere in several developments.“We’re extremely social creatures, and I think people in New York suffer from an inability to really interact withpeople,” said Susan Meiklejohn, associate professor of urban planning at Hunter College. This is not because NewYorkers are cold, Dr. Meiklejohn said, but because the city is so dense that people avoid one another to establish bufferzones. “What level of friendliness can you possibly sustain each day if you have to say hello to everybody you meet on34th Street?” she said. The design of many new buildings, however, are gradually making New Yorkers venture beyondtight-lipped hellos at the mailbox.

transform himsel (A)f intoexpose himself to (B) (C)separate himself from (D)occupy himself with

According to Dr. Meiklejohn, what accounts for New Yorkers’ lack of true interaction with others? (A)New York is too cold. (B)New York is too crowded. (C)New York is too expensive. (D)New York is too dangerous.

(A)was used to being (B)would soon be (C)used to be (D)has been

According to the passage, what is the change New Yorkers have undergone? (A)They are building more condos and expensive rental buildings. (B)They have learned to enjoy tight-lipped hellos and polite elevator nods. (C)They are developing closer relationships with their neighbors. (D)They have become used to whatever permeates their deadbolted doors.

(A)where (B)which (C)that (D)what

According to the passage, which amenity has gradually become out of date for the new buildings in New York? (A)Community gyms (B)Clubby roof decks (C)Outdoor rain showers (D)Lounges with a TV set

(A)was (B)were (C)had (D)had been第46 題至第50 題為題組The term “First Lady” is used to refer to the wife of an elected official. In many countries, it is usually 46 for thewife of the President. The term is also used to describe the leading woman of a certain profession, which is 47 MarthaGraham, the great American dancer, is often referred to as the first lady of modern dance.Though the term has been adopted by countries all over the world, it is commonly 48 back to Dolley Madison,wife of the fourth U.S. President, James Madison. While her husband was serving as Secretary of State for third PresidentThomas Jefferson, Dolley was often asked by Jefferson, a widower, to serve as his First Lady for official ceremonialfunctions. She then continued her service through her husband’s two 49 as President. When she died in 1849, legend50 it that then-President Zachary Taylor called her “First Lady” in his eulogy. However, no record of this speech hasever been found.

Which of the following can be inferred from the passage? (A)New Yorkers are obsessed with cocktail-caliber mingling. (B)New Yorkers change along with their living space. (C)New Yorkers will never make genial neighbors. (D)New Yorkers no longer need buffer zones.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Even in this modern, high-tech age, money is still a great cultural taboo that is rarely discussed openly in the UnitedStates, experts say. People can find advice from many self-help books on how to become rich. 47 Not until recently,with large numbers of people afflicted by what psychologists call “money disorders,” psychologists and financialplanners seem to have found a way to join forces in the budding field of financial therapy, where budget planning meetspsychological counseling.While it is difficult to pinpoint the number of patients or practitioners, experts in psychology and financial planningsay the number of professionals offering to treat money disorders has multiplied in the last few years. 48 For example,Dr. Brad Klontz, a financial psychologist, in his study looked at various money disorders at a treatment center, Onsite, inNashville. 49 It costs $2,650 and involves six days of group therapy and financial counseling to treat a wide varietyof unhealthy and self-destructive behaviors that are not as extreme as pathological gambling or compulsive shopping.Nevertheless, under the American Psychological Association’s professional code of ethics, therapist should not enterinto outside relationships with clients, including business arrangements like financial planning. 50 “It could violate theethical standards of the mental health field if a financial planner who was also trained as a therapist crossed the boundaryfrom asset management or coaching into the realm of providing therapy,” said Dr. Klontz.47 (A)Onsite is one of a number of programs and workshops devoted to money disorders. (B)However, the fields of psychology and financial planning have been slow to link money and emotion. (C)In addition, research studies have been conducted to examine the state and treatment of money disorders. (D)With the field of financial therapy so new, Dr. Klontz and others tried to have their voices heard about the murkyethics.48 (A)Onsite is one of a number of programs and workshops devoted to money disorders. (B)However, the fields of psychology and financial planning have been slow to link money and emotion. (C)In addition, research studies have been conducted to examine the state and treatment of money disorders. (D)Problematic money behaviors like gambling and compulsive shopping are treated at more traditional rehabfacilities.49 (A)Onsite is one of a number of programs and workshops devoted to money disorders. (B)In addition, research studies have been conducted to examine the state and treatment of money disorders. (C)Problematic money behaviors like gambling and compulsive shopping are treated at more traditional rehabfacilities. (D)And when people come for help around money, “it goes so much deeper than what is in their bank accounts,”said Dr. Klontz.50 (A)In addition, research studies have been conducted to examine the state and treatment of money disorders. (B)Problematic money behaviors like gambling and compulsive shopping are treated at more traditional rehabfacilities. (C)With the field of financial therapy so new, Dr. Klontz and others tried to have their voices heard about the murkyethics. (D)And when people come for help around money, “it goes so much deeper than what is in their bank accounts,”said Dr. Klontz.

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