A 股份有限公司共有7 名董事,分別為甲乙丙丁戊己庚。而B 股份有限公司則設有5 名董事,分別為甲丙丁戊壬。A 公司並持有B 公司已發行有表決權股份總數之35%;B 公司則持有A 公司已發行有表決權股份總數之30%。依此條件,下列關於A、B 公司之敘述何者正確?
(A)A 公司與B 公司相互持股各達對方有表決權股份總數四分之一以上,故為相互投資公司
(B)A 公司與B 公司不符合控制與從屬關係之持股成數形式認定要件,因此A、B 公司不具控制與從屬關係
(C)A 公司持有B 公司有表決權股份總數達三分之一以上,故兩者為相互投資公司
(D)A 公司與B 公司之董事有半數以上相同,故推定為有控制與從屬關係請依下文回答第31 題至第35 題For most of its history, America was precisely the “polyglot boardinghouse” Teddy Roosevelt once worried it wouldbecome. That history has turned out very well not just for America, but for English—the most successful language in thehistory of the world.
It reallyus when he didn't help around the house but drank heavily.
(A)boasted
(B)irritated
(C)conceived
(D)delivered
The government has trained police officers as child car seatto check and make sure child car seats aresafely installed.
(A)detectors
(B)inspectors
(C)operators
(D)violators
with American power, English has spread around the globe. At home, wave after wave ofimmigrants to America have not only learned English but
She certainly seemed very conscientious and trustworthy, but I wonder whether she’s got the necessary, orwhether she’s assertive enough for this job of CEO.
(A)charisma
(B)dullness
(C)unpleasantness
(D)apathy
These desks and seats can beto the height of any child.
(A)adroit
(B)adjusted
(C)adopted
(D)abrupt
You can take these to the sales clerk, and he willthem for you.
(A)wrap
(B)rap
(C)wreck
(D)rope
the languages their parents brought with them.Today the typical pattern is that the arriving generation speaks little English, or learns it33 ; the first children born inAmerica are34 , but English-dominant, and their children hardly speak the35language. This is as true of Hispanicsas it is of speakers of smaller languages.31
(A)Along
(B)Down
(C)Toward
(D)Up32
(A)appreciated
(B)decoded
(C)forgotten
(D)studied
The man the police wanted to talk to wasas an eel successfully escaping from arrest.
(A)slanting
(B)sleeking
(C)slippery
(D)sluggish
The Meakambut, a nomadic tribe in Papua New Guinea, are on the edge ofbecause they are dying fromeasily contagious illnesses.
(A)extinction
(B)replication
(C)survival
(D)immigration
The high-speed train could have a tremendouson our lives in shortening the travelling time among cities.
(A)concern
(B)impact
(C)impression
(D)correspondence
The mainof the study is to help develop a reliable tool for doctors to diagnose and treat patients.
(A)obstacle
(B)objective
(C)caution
(D)confusion
The human body is made of some 50 to 100 trillion cells. Inside each cell, genesa “blueprint” for proteinproduction that determines how the cell will function.
(A)wreck
(B)eliminate
(C)comprise
(D)ellude
In recent years, this city's quality of life has been enhanced withart schools, gourmet restaurants, fine hotelson every block.
(A)renowned
(B)rewarded
(C)replete
(D)relentless
Older people tend to be moreand a bit suspicious of anything new and creative.
(A)considerable
(B)conservative
(C)contemptible
(D)contemporary
It has been increasingly seen around the world thatclimate events such as super typhoons and hurricanescould have a serious impact on a region’s economy.
(A)catastrophic
(B)prospective
(C)redundant
(D)spontaneous
Many ideas in the theory are sothat it is very difficult to understand them.
(A)concrete
(B)complete
(C)abstract
(D)absent
(A)heritage
(B)source
(C)sign
(D)target
A smile is a languageunderstood by people around the world regardless of their races.
(A)ambitiously
(B)financially
(C)imperfectly
(D)universally
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease is a rare butillness for it is always fatal and most patients sadly die within sixweeks of diagnosis.
(A)challenged
(B)devastating
(C)disappointing
(D)frustrated2701
The police released tear gas, trying tothe violent crowd.
(A)despise
(B)deprive
(C)dispose
(D)disperse
After discovering that a migrant has provided fake and false documents for extending his stay in the country, animmigrant officer has decided tothe illegal migrant.
(A)dazzle
(B)deduct
(C)defect
(D)deport
The salespersonAnna to buy the necklace because it was on sale.
(A)predicted
(B)persuaded
(C)preserved
(D)performed
As most people in the audience have never heard of cloud computing before, how to clearly explain it totheseis a big challenge to Prof. Lin.
(A)adherents
(B)apprentices
(C)disciples
(D)laymen
Typhoons and earthquakes are by far the most frequent naturalin Taiwan.
(A)criminals
(B)disasters
(C)governors
(D)survivors
When Pamela moved with her husband from Germany to the United States, she didn't feel likethere untilthey had their first son a few years later.
(A)putting down roots
(B)bringing to heel
(C)calling the tune
(D)cracking the whip
The company has been very cautious about dealing with takeover bids from theircompetitors.
(A)predatory
(B)prohibitive
(C)proportionate
(D)predestined
The blood-stained knife was found near the body, which means it isthe murder weapon.
(A)ludicrously
(B)incredibly
(C)presumably
(D)superficially
After the scandal was, the Prime Minister committed suicide.
(A)cherished
(B)invaded
(C)sheltered
(D)exposed
In a forced migration, a personmoves to another country for the sake of political, economic orenvironmental reasons.
(A)immensely
(B)implicitly
(C)involuntarily
(D)inefficiently
At theof the singer's popularity, she had won the national Record Awards for four consecutive years.
(A)badge
(B)deed
(C)heritage
(D)peak
If you consistently make financial contributions to your company, you will becomeat work even whenlayoffs are being made all around you.
(A)domineering
(B)independent
(C)indispensable
(D)obligatory
Humorous ads not onlywith audiences but also get them sharing and thinking positively about a brand.
(A)cope
(B)acquaint
(C)connect
(D)equal
Jeff first came to Australia as a tourist and became a(n)immigrant because he didn't actually leave thecountry before his visa was expired.
(A)perpetual
(B)substantial
(C)unrestricted
(D)undocumented
The candidate had beenthat he could beat his rival and win the election; the result, however, turned out tobe the opposite.
(A)accused
(B)convinced
(C)insisted
(D)registered請依下文回答第41 題至第45 題France’s environment minister, Barbara Pompili, said in a recent news conference that bears, tigers, elephants andother wild animals will no longer be allowed in traveling circuses in the coming years.41 , the minister said that startingimmediately, France’s three marine parks will no longer be able to bring in or breed dolphins and killer whales. “It istime to open a new era in our relationship with these wild animals,” Ms. Pompili said, arguing that animal42is apriority. She said the measures will also bring an end to mink farming, in43animals are raised for their fur.The44does not apply to wild animals in other permanent shows and in zoos. The French government will45anaid package of more than 8 million euros to help animal shows transition to a new business model. In France, many citiesalready do not allow circuses with wild animal shows to pitch their tents.
If we get news and informationfrom a particular TV channel, our worldviews can be biased.
(A)maliciously
(B)exclusively
(C)impartially
(D)beneficially請依下文回答第41 題至第45 題:Your bed could be watching you! If you have any of a variety of smart beds or sleep apps, it knows when you fall asleep andwhen you
Each applicant'swill be carefully judged by a search committee.
(A)merits
(B)mercies
(C)miseries
(D)mysteries請依下文回答第41 題至第45 題In the ancient days, our ancestors took the time to connect with animals intimately. We also have the same abilities. Weare
An executive action signed by the president allowed as many as five million living in the country to illegally stayand also to significantly reduce therates.
(A)inflation
(B)implication
(C)deportation
(D)exportation
. A manufacturer says the bed collects more than 8 billion biometric data points every night,
to learn how to connect with our pets and grasp simple insights just by being present with the creatures closeto us. Animals see us with pure vision. Puppies will run up to charm anyone. They see all people as
The British pound hasagainst the US dollar considerably in recent weeks due to the result of the Brexitreferendum. That is, the pound has become cheaper.
(A)deflated
(B)decreased
(C)despaired
(D)depreciated
(A)poaching
(B)exhibition
(C)welfare
(D)commerce
sentto the company’s servers via an app. According to the company, analyzing all the personal data not only helps theminform the consumers about their health, but also aids the company’s efforts to make better products. Still, consumer-privacy
of love andattention. Today, many people seek to connect with intuitive power. Nevertheless, the easy road is not the answer. Thoseseeking
Migration statistics reports often underestimate the level of migration due to illegal orimmigration.
(A)clandestine
(B)delusive
(C)submissive
(D)legitimate
(A)that
(B)which
(C)where
(D)there
are increasingly raising concerns about the fate of personal health information, which is potentiallyvaluable to companies that collect and sell it.
from spiritual counselors or even psychics often miss the point.
When the time comes for your relative to immigrate, you must agree to be his or her financialby filingForm I-864, Affidavit of Support.
(A)presenter
(B)inheritor
(C)beneficiary
(D)sponsor
Millions of refugees havethe Mediterranean Sea in the last few years to apply for asylum in the EuropeanUnion.
(A)traversed
(B)infused
(C)invaded
(D)distressed
(A)ban
(B)spin
(C)curse
(D)fund
, consumers are flocking to sleep tracking devices and under-mattress sensors that claim to quantify sleep. But do consumers really need an app to tell them how rested they feel inthe morning? One unexpected
such avenues can indeedhelp us, they should not become crutches. We need to look within and use our own sight, a divine gift of innervision.
(A)rescue
(B)interfere
(C)dismiss
(D)provide請依下文回答第46 題至第50 題World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has issued a stark warning about the future of the world's natural World Heritage sites.It says half of the sites are at risk from different industries. The WWF warned that harmful industrial activities such asmining, dredging or drilling for oil are endangering the future of 114 of 229 sites. Other factors adding to the risk includeillegal logging and unsustainable water use. All of these are in addition to the damage being done by climate change. TheWWF says the sites affected include Australia's Great Barrier Reef, the Grand Canyon National Park in the USA, andChina's Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries, which are home to more than 30 percent of the world's endangered pandas.The director of the UNESCO World Heritage Center said it was up to everyone to protect these sites. This is mainlybecause World Heritage is humankind's common heritage, and the responsibility for its conservation should be shared byeveryone. She welcomed government efforts at reducing what they take from the Earth. The governments and the privatesector around the world, according to her, should step up their action against harmful extractive uses.The WWF said that more than 11 million people worldwide rely on World Heritage sites for food, water, shelter,jobs and medicine, and that non-stop development could harm livelihoods as well as the environment.
is that people who become too attuned to their data may experience anxiety andan inability to sleep. People get all this data and get upset about having a perfect number.41
(A)turn in
(B)turn up
(C)toss down
(D)toss and turn42
(A)they are
(B)which are
(C)they have been
(D)that have been43
(A)advocates
(B)challengers
(C)contestants
(D)offenders44
(A)Likewise
(B)Nonetheless
(C)Otherwise
(D)Subsequently45
(A)elaboration
(B)achievement
(C)consequence
(D)preference請依下文回答第46 題至第50 題:In the four minutes it probably takes to read this review, you will have logged exactly half the time the average 15- to24-year-old now spends reading each day. That is, if you even bother to finish. If you are perusing this on the Internet,the big block of text below probably seems daunting, maybe even boring. Who has the time? Such is the kind of recklesslydistracted impatience that makes Mark Bauerlein fear for his country. “As of 2008,” the 49-year-old professor of Englishat Emory University writes in “The Dumbest Generation,” “the intellectual future of the United States looks dim.”The way Bauerlein sees it, something new and disastrous has happened to America’s youth with the arrival of the instantgratification go-go-go digital age. The result is, essentially, a collective loss of context and history. The problem is thatinstead of using the Web to learn about the world, young people mostly use it to gossip about each other and follow popculture, relentlessly keeping up with the ever-shifting lingua franca of being cool in school. Social life is a powerfultemptation and most teenagers feel the pain of missing out.And all this feeds on itself. Increasingly disconnected from the “adult” world of tradition, culture, history, context andthe ability to sit down for more than five minutes with a book, today’s digital generation is becoming insulated in its ownstultifying cocoon of bad spelling, civic illiteracy and endless postings that hopelessly confuse triviality withtranscendence.At fault is not just technology but also a newly indulgent attitude among parents, educators and other mentors, who,Bauerlein argues, lack the courage to risk “being labeled a curmudgeon and a reactionary.”
seeking answers elsewhere, let's spend more time with our animals and ourselves.41
(A)accepted
(B)combined
(C)occupied
(D)supposed42
(A)double
(B)lack
(C)proper
(D)worthy43
(A)guidance
(B)decrease
(C)marriage
(D)purchase44
(A)Lest
(B)That
(C)Even
(D)While45
(A)But for
(B)Due to
(C)Instead of
(D)Absent from請依下文回答第46 題至第50 題The scariest part about smartphone addiction is that it can affect our physical and mental health, our relationships andour productivity. America's obsession with smartphone has been compared to the obesity epidemic. That's because, justlike drug or gambling addictions, smartphones provide an escape from reality. Humans are, by nature, prone todistraction. With smartphones, we literally have a world of distractions at our fingertips. It's time to acknowledge thatour devices can negatively impact our lives—and we have to make a change. Cellphones used to just be communicationtools. Now, they're GPS, cameras, gaming consoles, health trackers, and the list goes on. We turn to our devices foreverything—from waiting in line at the grocery store or reading the news, to filing our taxes or controlling the thermostat.We don't just use our smartphones for everything—we rely on them.
At times a visitor visa issued from the Taiwan consulate has to be extended and laterto a resident visa.
(A)condemned
(B)converged
(C)converted
(D)condensed請依下文回答第46 題至第50 題How an iceberg travels across the sea is sometimes unpredictable. When an iceberg breaks off from a glacier, itcan
What is the best title for the passage?
(A)The Effects of Harmful Industrial Activities on WWF.
(B)The Negative Impact of Industry on World Heritage Sites.
(C)The Future of WWF and UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
(D)WWF’s Warning about Climate Change and Animal Extinction.
What is the main purpose of this passage?
(A)To cast doubt on the function of social media.
(B)To highlight the importance of history and politics.
(C)To praise transcendence over triviality.
(D)To point out an urgent issue American youths face.
What is this passage mainly about?
(A)The advantages and disadvantages of using smartphones.
(B)The good use of smartphones without getting addicted to them.
(C)The ways to avoid using smartphones by leading a healthy life.
(D)The truth about smartphones addiction and the urgency of overcoming it.
for thousands of miles, traveling freely across the open ocean. But last week, an iceberg’s journey wasinterrupted when it got stuck on a
What did the WWF report say about the natural World Heritage sites?
(A)About a quarter of them are affected by harmful industrial activities.
(B)Thirty endangered pandas live in Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries.
(C)They are under threat from several industries as well as climate change.
(D)Most of them remained unaffected by climate change and illegal logging.
According to the passage, how much time does the average 15- to 24-year-old spend on reading each day?
(A)4 minutes.
(B)8 minutes.
(C)12 minutes.
(D)16 minutes.
Which of the following is the main reason for smartphone addiction?
(A)An access to reality.
(B)An escape from reality.
(C)A sense of achievement.
(D)A sense of security.
part of the seafloor along Greenland’s western coast. In other words, the icebergwas grounded—and it had
What is the second paragraph mainly about?
(A)Every country has the right to inherit the World Heritage properties.
(B)The governments have stepped up against all industrial development.
(C)All governments should try their best to reduce extractive industries.
(D)The World Heritage should be shared by the governments and private sector.
What does the word “dim” in the first paragraph mean?
(A)Pessimistic.
(B)Dark.
(C)Gossipy.
(D)Illiterate.
According to this passage, which of the following statements is NOT true?
(A)It's time to acknowledge that our devices can negatively impact our lives.
(B)Cellphones used to just be communication tools.
(C)Smartphones could become a good tool for learning.
(D)People now have become dependent on smartphones.
itself right beside the small island village of Innaarsuit. Such grounded icebergs areactually pretty common, says Fiamma Straneo, who has traveled about 20 times to Greenland’s ice sheet for her work atthe Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego. What’s unique about the iceberg by Innaarsuit is both its sizeand its
Which of the following is closest in meaning to “up to” in the passage?
(A)dependent on
(B)as easy as
(C)denied by
(D)at the most of
Which of the following is NOT a problem that current American young people face?
(A)Bad spelling.
(B)Civic illiteracy.
(C)Loss of history.
(D)Lingua franca.
What message can we infer from the final sentence, "We don't just use our smartphones for everything—we relyon them."?
(A)New brands of cellphones will soon be on the markets.
(B)We should not be controlled by cellphones.
(C)More functions should be added to cellphones.
(D)Smartphone addiction should not be a problem.
to the village. A grounded iceberg experiences ocean water pushing at it in one direction and the seafloorpushing in another—a
What is the main idea of the last paragraph?
(A)Industrial development on World Heritage sites can also be harmful to people.
(B)More than 10 million of people visit the World Heritage sites each year.
(C)People who live near World Heritage sites also need to protect the environment.
(D)The WWF warned people not to take things from the World Heritage sites.
What is the author’s attitude toward the intellectual future of America’s youth?
(A)Supportive.
(B)Critical.
(C)Indifferent.
(D)Neutral.
What is the author's attitude toward smartphone addiction?
(A)Critical.
(B)Supportive.
(C)Indifferent.
(D)Humorous.
that makes it easy for limbs to break off with a splash that can rock boats or flood coasts.The iceberg might even do an entire somersault in the water. Across the world, from the Canadian Arctic to Patagonia inArgentina, that shedding is both a tourist attraction and an issue of concern. The larger the iceberg, the larger the wavesit causes if it breaks apart.46
(A)drill
(B)drizzle
(C)drift
(D)draft47
(A)hollow
(B)shallow
(C)mellow
(D)hallow48
(A)lodged
(B)dodged
(C)nudged
(D)judged49
(A)proxy
(B)prolixity
(C)probity
(D)proximity50
(A)hocky
(B)hide-and-seek
(C)tug-of-war
(D)marathon