資訊處理 113 年外國文(英文)考古題（共 50 題）
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第 1 題
Originally designed as aattraction to celebrate the new Millennium, the London Eye has unexpectedly becomethe most popular paid-for attraction in the UK.
(A) confused
(B) overloaded
(C) permanent
(D) temporary
正解：D

第 2 題
He needs to have five-year practical experiences to befor this job.
(A) constructed
(B) qualified
(C) quantified
(D) correlated
正解：B

第 3 題
An analysis shows that more than half of teenagers have reported anxiety and depression symptoms,withabout a third of adults overall.
(A) coped
(B) conducted
(C) combined
(D) compared
正解：D

第 4 題
John didn’t like his seat, so Iit with him.
(A) swapped
(B) tossed
(C) vomited
(D) invaded
正解：A

第 5 題
The witness offered andescription of the killer and that helped the police a lot.
(A) optional
(B) accurate
(C) illegal
(D) enviable
正解：B

第 6 題
Theattack on this helpless woman aroused public’s fear and anger.
(A) distant
(B) clumsy
(C) bright
(D) brutal
正解：D

第 7 題
In spite of the candidate’s shining CV, the CEO made the final decision tothe committee’s recommendation.
(A) override
(B) support
(C) comprise
(D) accept
正解：A

第 8 題
The economy is booming and small businesses arewhen the new beneficial policies are implemented.
(A) fracturing
(B) delegating
(C) dispelling
(D) flourishing
正解：D

第 9 題
Young people can develop important problem-solving skills that canthem well in their professional andpersonal lives.
(A) serve
(B) observe
(C) reserve
(D) preserve
正解：A

第 10 題
The pandemic hasabout higher unemployment rates and changed where people work and how they shop.
(A) cared
(B) brought
(C) celebrated
(D) thought
正解：B

第 11 題
Based on the symptoms described, the doctor coulda viral infection and focus on other potential causes.
(A) put out
(B) insist on
(C) rule out
(D) rely on
正解：C

第 12 題
The president’s decision to raise taxes caused anin the capital city.
(A) overdose
(B) uprising
(C) overflow
(D) infection
正解：B

第 13 題
Hermusical talent was evident from a young age.
(A) exceptional
(B) forgettable
(C) outrageous
(D) standardized
正解：A

第 14 題
The dog was trained tothe newspaper from the driveway.
(A) subscribe
(B) fetch
(C) grasp
(D) thrust
正解：B

第 15 題
With a population of no more than 50, the remote island wasby the descendants of sailors.
(A) implanted
(B) inhabited
(C) extracted
(D) expedited
正解：B

第 16 題
It will be difficult for athletes totheir sport skills if they stop training on a regular basis.
(A) retain
(B) injure
(C) descend
(D) plunge
正解：A

第 17 題
The Heads of delegations which had no specialwere treated just like all the crew members.
(A) blossoms
(B) definitions
(C) revenues
(D) privileges
正解：D

第 18 題
Doctors and nurses often need to work night, causing their body to battle against its natural rhythms.
(A) scopes
(B) shifts
(C) clinics
(D) claims
正解：B

第 19 題
It is important to be careful with our personal information; otherwise, we may become a victim offraud.
(A) identity
(B) digestion
(C) evolution
(D) glimpse
正解：A

第 20 題
Without any doubt, these inspirational speeches canpeople in difficult times and teach them the mostvaluable life lessons.
(A) frustrate
(B) intimidate
(C) motivate
(D) attribute
正解：C

第 21 題
The writer hashimself with his latest novel, which is well received by both readers and critics.
(A) submitted
(B) surpassed
(C) suspended
(D) subscribed
正解：B

第 22 題
Car tires that fit vehicles and the weather conditions are made of rubberwith other chemicals and materials.
(A) compounded
(B) fragmented
(C) reasserted
(D) ornamented
正解：A

第 23 題
Children are more likely to have areaction to mosquito bites, which can cause a large area of swelling,soreness and redness.
(A) faulty
(B) severe
(C) mild
(D) eroded
正解：B

第 24 題
The mostcarpet cleaning method to get rid of dust mites is the hot water extraction or steam cleaningmethod.
(A) charitable
(B) bustling
(C) thorough
(D) respective
正解：C

第 25 題
Following workplace etiquette rules can ensure that we don’t accidentallyour colleagues or clients.
(A) bounce
(B) attain
(C) garnish
(D) offend
正解：D

第 26 題
Her duty as marketing manager is toall of the company’s advertising.
(A) expire
(B) fasten
(C) oversee
(D) decline
正解：C

第 27 題
increases when the rain season comes.
(A) Humidity
(B) Loyalty
(C) Migration
(D) Quantity
正解：A

第 28 題
Mary’s parents were openlyto her boyfriend after a series of quarrels.
(A) hostile
(B) liable
(C) portable
(D) crucial
正解：A

第 29 題
Tom has aof darkness, so his mom puts a night light beside the bed.
(A) taste
(B) favor
(C) threat
(D) dread
正解：D

第 30 題
Peter and his brothers arewith equal inheritance rights from their father.
(A) siblings
(B) spouses
(C) souvenirs
(D) synthetics
正解：A

第 31 題
After a long discussion, they finally decided totheir plans and share ideas with the public.
(A) conceal
(B) deposit
(C) infect
(D) unveil
正解：D

第 32 題
The car components are made in this factory before being shipped to another country for.
(A) assembly
(B) employment
(C) harvest
(D) magnitude
正解：A

第 33 題
India’swill soon exceed that of China around the middle of 2023 because of its increasing birth rate.
(A) proportion
(B) possession
(C) population
(D) prosperity
正解：C

第 34 題
People all over the world suffer from, which is characterized by high prices and low purchasing buyingpower of money.
(A) inflation
(B) infection
(C) inflection
(D) inflammation
正解：A

第 35 題
The hiring manager reviewed numerous resumes and conducted interviews to select the most qualifiedforthe job.
(A) converters
(B) components
(C) convoys
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正解：D

第 36 題
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第 37 題
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第 38 題
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第 39 題
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第 40 題
for upto $100 in savings on a medical alerts system. As we can predict, this system will become more and more popular.36
(A) scramble
(B) navigate
(C) threaten
(D) diminish37
(A) falsified
(B) scratched
(C) tolerated
(D) installed38
(A) avoidable
(B) available
(C) inattentive
(D) immediate39
(A) imitations
(B) discharges
(C) surcharges
(D) residence40
(A) obsolete
(B) eligible
(C) impressive
(D) exceptional請依下文回答第41 題至45 題Google Earth is a virtual globe program. It maps the entire earth by combining zillions of photographs takenby
正解：B

第 41 題
. Much more detailed close shots are taken from airplanes. With Google Earth, you can fly high abovethe earth and promptly zoom down to the ground at will. You can take a virtual trip anywhere in the world

第 42 題
havingto buy tickets. Within seconds, you can zip from the mountains of central Taiwan to the unknown villages of acertain

第 43 題
island, seeing whatever there is to see. You may also key in an appropriate name of whatever placeyou would like to

第 44 題
. Google Earth will take you right there. You can then zoom in and zoom out in variouscombinations of angles and altitudes,

第 45 題
things around in any way you choose. If you happen to be a teacher,perhaps you may also consider using Google Earth to bring the world inside your classroom.41
(A) alcoholics
(B) fragrances
(C) satellites
(D) trademarks42
(A) upon
(B) minus
(C) around
(D) without43
(A) departed
(B) isolated
(C) relieved
(D) seasoned44
(A) explore
(B) imitate
(C) respond
(D) sprinkle45
(A) spin
(B) spins
(C) spun
(D) spinning請依下文回答第46 題至50 題An estimated US$2.8 billion in expired medication and unfinished prescription drugs is thrown away each year inthe US. While throwing drugs in the trash or down the drain may seem harmless, this is far from the truth. When drugsare flushed down the toilet, they can make their way into water sources. Many water treatment facilities are not equippedto filter out this type of contamination. This can damage both marine and human life. In addition, leftover medicationcan end up in the wrong hands. Between the years 2000 and 2015, poison control centers in the US receivedapproximately 30 calls each day about children who had accidentally consumed medication that had been improperlystored or disposed of.The US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has taken steps to combat mishandled medicine. In 2010, itlaunched “National Drug Take-Back Day.” This allows people to bring their unwanted pills to specific sites around theUS. The main drawback is that these sites are only open once every two years. Fortunately, people may mail unconsumeddrugs to the DEA at any time. Drugs that have been returned are then burned.There is, however, an alternative; rather than destroying the medicine, people can donate it. Certain pharmacies inthe US will inspect the medicine to make sure it hasn’t been tampered with and is still safe to use. Then they will giveit to patients who are unable to afford it. One program, “SafeNetRx,” has redistributed nearly US$54 million worth ofmedications and medical supplies. These programs are working hard to counter the harm caused by unused drugs. Wecan help reduce the potential risks associated with medications even further if we store them in individual containers,keep them locked up, and dispose of them in an appropriate manner.
正解：D

第 46 題
Which of the following is the most appropriate title for this passage?
(A) The Reality of Drug Abuse.
(B) The Risks of Drug Disposal.
(C) Using Recycled Medication.
(D) How to Protect Our Water Sources.
正解：B

第 47 題
Which of the following is NOT true about the issue of discarded drugs?
(A) They can damage both sea life and people.
(B) They have contaminated the various water supplies.
(C) They have harmed many children in the US.
(D) They are filtered out by some water treatment systems.
正解：D

第 48 題
Which of the following is true about the actions taken by the US DEA?
(A) People are forbidden to bring their unwanted pills to the DEA.
(B) The DEA held the first “National Drug Take-Back Day” in 2015.
(C) Unconsumed drugs can be sent to the DEA at any moment.
(D) The drugs that the DEA receives will be recycled.
正解：C

第 49 題
Which of the following is closest in meaning to “tampered with”?
(A) Touched.
(B) Paid.
(C) Examined.
(D) Discarded.
正解：A

第 50 題
What does the author say about “SafeNetRx”?
(A) It is the only program in the US to reduce the risk of unused drugs.
(B) Numerous patients have received medical supplies through the program.
(C) People learn how to store medicine properly through their service.
(D) The program’s pharmacists will destroy unused drugs donated by people.
正解：B

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