機械工程 106 年法學知識與英文考古題（共 50 題）
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第 1 題
關於行政權與立法權互動關係之敘述，下列何者錯誤？
(A) 預算制度乃行政部門實現其施政方針並經立法部門參與決策之憲法建制
(B) 經由預算之審議可使立法機關實現參與國家政策及施政計畫之形成
(C) 立法院通過之法定預算屬於對國家機關歲出、歲入之授權規範
(D) 執行法定預算屬於行政權之核心領域，行政機關執行與否有自由形成之空間
正解：D

第 2 題
臺北市因里界調整而辦理里長的延選，中央主管機關內政部認其決定違背地方制度法第83 條第1 項規定，經報行政院依同法第75 條第2 項予以撤銷。依司法院釋字第553 號解釋，臺北市可提起之救濟途徑為何？
(A) 提起訴願
(B) 直接提起行政訴訟
(C) 直接提起民事訴訟
(D) 報請行政院解決之
正解：A

第 3 題
關於憲法上之商業性言論保障，依據司法院大法官解釋之意旨，下列何者錯誤？
(A) 藥物廣告係因與國民健康有重大關係，基於公共利益之維護，應受較嚴格之規範
(B) 商業言論非關公意形成、真理發現或信仰表達，故不能與其他言論自由之保障等量齊觀
(C) 商品標示僅提供商品客觀資訊，並不受言論自由之保障
(D) 言論自由在於保障意見之自由流通，依其性質而有不同之保護範疇及限制之準則
正解：C

第 4 題
有關中華民國總統府及國家安全會議組織之敘述，下列何者錯誤？
(A) 總統府秘書長得作為聲請人，向司法院大法官聲請解釋憲法
(B) 總統為決定國家安全有關大政方針，得設國家安全會議
(C) 國家安全會議以總統為主席，並置秘書長一人，承總統之命，依據國家安全會議之決議，處理會務
(D) 國家安全會議之固定出席成員除副總統、行政院院長、副院長及與國家安全有關之部會首長外，亦包括內政部、財政部及經濟部部長
正解：A

第 5 題
依據司法院釋字第574 號解釋，下列何者為憲法第16 條訴訟權之核心內容？
(A) 訴訟審級制度
(B) 律師強制代理制度
(C) 符合正當法律程序之法院救濟
(D) 提起上訴之要件
正解：C

第 6 題
依司法院大法官相關解釋之意旨，下列何者錯誤？
(A) 祭祀公業條例施行前，女系子孫不得為祭祀公業之派下員，違反性別平等原則
(B) 政府採購得標廠商於國內員工總人數逾一定人數者，應於履約期間內僱用原住民，不違反種族平等原則
(C) 夫妻非薪資所得應強制合併計算申報所得稅，應納稅額較單獨計算稅額為高，違反平等原則
(D) 僅就部分宗教規定其不得處分寺廟財產，違反宗教平等原則
正解：A

第 7 題
憲法增修條文第4 條第1 項及第2 項規定單一選區兩票制，依政黨名單投票所採比例代表制選舉並設有百分之五之席次分配門檻。對此相關規定，下列敘述何者錯誤？
(A) 此一混合設計及其席次分配，牴觸國民主權原則
(B) 百分之五之政黨門檻規定部分，有選票不等值之現象
(C) 有關政黨門檻規定部分，並未變動選舉權及平等權之核心內涵
(D) 有關政黨門檻規定部分，未損及民主共和國基本原則之實現
正解：A

第 8 題
依司法院釋字第445 號解釋，下列何者並非國家保障人民集會自由應負之保護義務？
(A) 保障人民行使集會自由並且不任意干預
(B) 提供適當之集會場所並保護集會之安全
(C) 使參與集會者在毫無恐懼的情況下進行
(D) 將人民集會時提出之意見納入公共政策
正解：D

第 9 題
依憲法、憲法增修條文之規定及司法院大法官解釋意旨，關於副總統之敘述，下列何者錯誤？
(A) 副總統兼任行政院院長非屬我國之憲政慣例
(B) 副總統兼任行政院院長，於總統不能視事時，將影響憲法代行職權之設計而與憲法本旨不符
(C) 副總統缺位時，總統應於3 個月內提名候選人，由立法院補選後，繼任至原任期屆滿為止
(D) 總統缺位時，由副總統繼任，其任期並重新計算之
正解：D

第 10 題
更新身分證時，主管機關決定將身分證與健保卡、駕照等合而為一，統一為一種證件。可能涉及下列何種基本權？
(A) 職業自由
(B) 隱私權
(C) 平等權
(D) 秘密通訊自由
正解：B

第 11 題
依司法院大法官解釋之意旨，下列何者不屬於憲法第19 條人民有依法律納稅義務之內涵？
(A) 關於租稅主體、租稅客體、稅基、稅率等租稅構成要件，應有法律或法規命令之明文規定
(B) 主管機關得依憲法原則、立法意旨及法律一般解釋方法，依職權就租稅相關法律進行闡釋
(C) 主管機關課稅時，就執行法律之細節性、技術性等次要事項，得自行發布行政規則為規範
(D) 國家給予人民減免稅捐之優惠，係授予人民財產上之利益，不受到憲法第19 條規定之拘束
正解：D

第 12 題
如警察大學於招生簡章中規定，身上有刺青者不予錄取。考生甲認為此規定與憲法之精神有違，下列主張中何者最可能成立？
(A) 招生簡章侵害人民之名譽權
(B) 招生簡章侵害人民接受國民教育之權利
(C) 招生簡章侵害人民平等接受教育之權利
(D) 招生簡章侵害人民應考試之權利
正解：C

第 13 題
下列何者非屬憲法第二章列舉之基本權利？
(A) 財產權
(B) 家庭權
(C) 工作權
(D) 生存權
正解：B

第 14 題
憲法第155 條規定，人民之老弱殘廢，無力生活，及受非常災害者，國家應予以適當之扶助與救濟。下列何者非屬國家為保障人民生存與生活所採取之扶助措施？
(A) 納稅義務人支付受長期照護者之醫藥費，得列舉扣除
(B) 納稅義務人扶養無謀生能力者，得享有一定之免稅額
(C) 退除役官兵就學所需繳納之學雜費，由國家予以補助
(D) 勞工保險被保險人死亡時，遺屬得請領遺屬年金給付
正解：C

第 15 題
依憲法增修條文之規定，國民教育之經費應如何處理？
(A) 不得少於國防預算
(B) 在中央不得少於預算總額百分之二十
(C) 在縣不得少於預算總額百分之三十
(D) 應優先編列
正解：D

第 16 題
受僱者下班以後與同事至KTV 唱歌，因喝酒過多而性騷擾同事，經報警處理後，雇主之責任為何？
(A) 純屬該受僱者個人行為不檢，與雇主無關，可不予理會
(B) 雇主接獲申訴，即應從事調查，並採取適當之處分
(C) 相信本身員工對事件之陳述，以查無直接證據結案
(D) 立即以有違事業單位聲譽為由而做出革職之處分
正解：B

第 17 題
根據勞工保險條例第9 條規定，勞工保險被保險人有下列那一項情形時，得繼續參加勞工保險？
(A) 因傷病請假致留職停薪，普通傷病未超過1 年者
(B) 因傷病請假致留職停薪，職業災害未超過3 年者
(C) 因案停職或被羈押，經法院判決確定者
(D) 在職勞工，年逾70 歲繼續工作者
正解：A

第 18 題
A 無限公司股東為甲、乙、丙、丁、戊5 人，章程規定由甲、乙、丙三人執行公司業務，甲代表公司。甲、乙、丙三人約定，超過30 萬元交易應經三人過半數同意為之，今甲未獲同意即代表A 公司向B 公司購入公司營業所需材料。下列有關該交易之敘述，何者正確？
(A) 除非A 公司事後承認，該交易對A 公司不生效力
(B) 不論B 公司是否善意，A 公司應對該交易負責
(C) B 公司如為善意時，A 公司應對該交易負責
(D) B 公司如為善意時，該交易僅由甲自行負責
正解：C

第 19 題
關於民法及民事訴訟法在學理上之分類，下列何者正確？
(A) 二者均屬公法
(B) 二者均屬私法
(C) 民法屬公法，民事訴訟法屬私法
(D) 民法屬私法，民事訴訟法屬公法
正解：D

第 20 題
某甲屋前自己所有的空地被陌生人停車占用，車主數日沒有來取車，甲遂將該車加上車輪鎖。車主乙來取車時發現無法將車開走，向檢察官提出告訴。關於本案，下列敘述何者正確？
(A) 甲構成強制罪
(B) 甲可以主張正當防衛，阻卻違法
(C) 甲可以主張自助行為，阻卻違法
(D) 甲可以主張業務上正當行為，阻卻違法
正解：A

第 21 題
根據勞工保險條例第19 條規定，被保險人年金給付及老年一次金給付之平均月投保薪資的計算，參加保險未滿5 年者，下列何種計算方式正確？
(A) 按加保期間最高60 個月之月投保薪資予以平均計算
(B) 按加保期間最高20個月之月投保薪資予以平均計算
(C) 按實際投保年資之平均月投保薪資計算
(D) 按加保期間最高10個月之月投保薪資予以平均計算
正解：C

第 22 題
依民法規定，有關共有物之敘述，下列何者錯誤？
(A) 各共有人得自由就其應有部分設定抵押權
(B) 共有物之設定抵押權，除契約另有規定外，共有人得以過半數及其應有部分合計過半數之同意行之。但其應有部分合計逾三分之二者，其人數不予計算
(C) 共有物之出租，除契約另有規定外，共有人得以過半數及其應有部分合計過半數之同意行之。但其應有部分合計逾三分之二者，其人數不予計算
(D) 共有物的保存行為，各共有人得單獨為之
正解：B

第 23 題
公務員甲未與國家間，就職務上完成之著作約定以國家為著作人，則其於職務範圍內奉命調查研究特定政策對於經貿議題之衝擊，所製作完成之報告，於文末註記「切勿對外發表，僅供內部參考」之字句。下列何者正確？
(A) 公開發表之著作人格權，專屬於該公務員，故必須於其死亡後，因著作人格權消滅，始得對外公開
(B) 機關可不寫該公務員姓名，逕為公開發表
(C) 機關得公開發表，但必須表示該公務員姓名
(D) 該等職務報告，性質上不得作為著作權保護之標的
正解：B

第 24 題
有關員工取得公司股份之敘述，下列何者正確？
(A) 員工與公司簽訂認股權契約後，公司發給認股權憑證，公司得限制該憑證於2 年內，不得轉讓
(B) 員工之新股承購權，得單獨轉讓
(C) 公開發行公司經股東會特別決議發行限制員工權利新股，員工不得低於面額取得該股份
(D) 公司發行限制員工權利新股，得限制於一定期間內，不得轉讓
正解：D

第 25 題
關於法律保留原則之敘述，下列何者錯誤？
(A) 適用於干預行政
(B) 可能適用於給付行政
(C) 適用於國家機關之設置
(D) 將公務員免職不適用此原則
正解：D

第 26 題
依司法院釋字第732 號解釋意旨，大眾捷運法准許主管機關為土地開發之目的，依土地徵收條例及土地法規定，報請徵收交通事業所必須者以外之毗鄰地區土地，不符合下列那一原則？
(A) 法律保留原則
(B) 比例原則
(C) 正當法律程序原則
(D) 權力分立原則
正解：B

第 27 題
甲、乙、丙共有土地一宗，應有部分各為三分之一，依民法規定，下列何者正確？
(A) 甲將土地出賣予丁，甲、丁間之買賣契約應經乙、丙同意，始生效力
(B) 甲、乙未經丙之同意，將土地出租予丁，租賃契約不得對抗丙
(C) 土地經合意分管後，甲將其分管之A 部分土地出租予丁，不須經過乙、丙之同意
(D) 土地經合意分管並經登記後，甲將其應有部分移轉予戊，戊以不知悉該分管契約為由，主張不受分管契約之拘束
正解：C

第 28 題
下列何者非民法姻親關係消滅的原因？
(A) 裁判離婚
(B) 婚姻的撤銷
(C) 和解離婚
(D) 夫妻一方死亡後再婚
正解：D

第 29 題
便利超商貨架上標有新款巧克力價格陳列，此種意思表示稱為？
(A) 要約
(B) 要約引誘
(C) 承諾
(D) 預約
正解：A

第 30 題
下列何種契約為無償契約？
(A) 承攬契約
(B) 僱傭契約
(C) 行紀契約
(D) 使用借貸契約
正解：D

第 31 題
The majority of advertising for cosmetics and other beauty products is     female customers.
(A) bought for
(B) to neglect
(C) to attack
(D) aimed at
正解：D

第 32 題
The department manager received an       letter, complaining about the service of the clerk, but thename of the writer was unknown.
(A) antagonist
(B) antecedent
(C) anonymous
(D) antiquarian
正解：C

第 33 題
Above the territory of a country there is a no-fly zone, in which planes are not     to fly.
(A) allowed
(B) encouraged
(C) exercised
(D) applauded
正解：A

第 34 題
Taiwan’s higher production costs in farming have remained a key obstacle     local farmers from competingagainst imports.
(A) promoting
(B) preventing
(C) struggling
(D) encouraging
正解：B

第 35 題
Being the first female CEO of the company, Ellen believes that the secret to success is a long-termcommitment to working       because there’s no such thing as overnight success.
(A) arduously
(B) furtively
(C) inherently
(D) marginally第36 題至第40 題為題組The earthquake that struck Coalinga, California in 1983 caused an estimated $10 million in property damageand injured 94 people. Damage was most severe in Coalinga,   36   the 8-block downtown commercial districtwas almost completely destroyed. It took residents by surprise. That’s because scientists cannot yet predict theexact spot and time an earthquake will occur. They do know,   37  , that quakes occur along faults—cracks inthe earth’s rocky crust. Here, movement of the crust causes built-up energy to be suddenly released. This releaseof energy is felt as an earthquake. To try to predict   38   a quake will occur, scientists use a variety of sensitiveinstruments—underground, on the surface, and in space. These instruments measure changes that might signal acoming quake.   39  , in a recently designed instrument, light from a laser flashes across a fault in California. Amirror will reflect the light back to the laser. If the land shifts, the time it takes the light to make a round-tripchanges. Scientists study past earthquakes for patterns of activity that can   40   warning signs. Theirobservations, they believe, are providing keys to more accurate earthquake predictions.
正解：A

第 36 題
(A)because
(B)where
(C)although
(D)which
(A) because
(B) where
(C) although
(D) which
正解：B

第 37 題
(A)consequently
(B)obviously
(C)besides
(D)however
(A) consequently
(B) obviously
(C) besides
(D) however
正解：D

第 38 題
(A)where and when
(B)wherever and however
(C)whenever and why
(D)however and why
(A) where and when
(B) wherever and however
(C) whenever and why
(D) however and why
正解：A

第 39 題
(A)For example
(B)Upon contact
(C)Above all
(D)In return
(A) For example
(B) Upon contact
(C) Above all
(D) In return
正解：A

第 40 題
(A)play down
(B)deal with
(C)serve as
(D)tie up第41 題至第45 題為題組Few scientists have had the influence of Sir Isaac Newton, who largely built the edifice of modernscience.   41   He discovered and explained the law of gravity, and proved the theoretical framework throughwhich the observations of Galileo Galilei and the planetary laws of Johannes Kelper could be understood. Hisexperiments with sunlight and glass prisms and mirrors helped him understand the origin of colors and create anew kind of telescope.   42   And he was the first to postulate that the law of physics would be the same allover the universe.Newton’s genius was recognised while he was a young scholar at Cambridge.   43   By the time he diedin 1727, at the ripe old age of 84, he had become a national icon: President of the Royal Society, and warden andmaster of the Royal Mint.   44As befits a man of such prodigious reputation, Newton left behind a voluminous trove of papers: more than 7million words filling hundreds of notebooks and loose sheets of paper.   45   There are also letters to scientistsand other scholars, pages of derivations of mathematics and physics formulae, and copious writings on alchemyand religion.
(A) play down
(B) deal with
(C) serve as
(D) tie up第41 題至第45 題為題組Few scientists have had the influence of Sir Isaac Newton, who largely built the edifice of modernscience.   41   He discovered and explained the law of gravity, and proved the theoretical framework throughwhich the observations of Galileo Galilei and the planetary laws of Johannes Kelper could be understood. Hisexperiments with sunlight and glass prisms and mirrors helped him understand the origin of colors and create anew kind of telescope.   42   And he was the first to postulate that the law of physics would be the same allover the universe.Newton’s genius was recognised while he was a young scholar at Cambridge.   43   By the time he diedin 1727, at the ripe old age of 84, he had become a national icon: President of the Royal Society, and warden andmaster of the Royal Mint.   44As befits a man of such prodigious reputation, Newton left behind a voluminous trove of papers: more than 7million words filling hundreds of notebooks and loose sheets of paper.   45   There are also letters to scientistsand other scholars, pages of derivations of mathematics and physics formulae, and copious writings on alchemyand religion.
正解：C

第 41 題
(A)He was the first to formulate the law of motion.
(B)The architect of modern science was himself not very modern.
(C)He was obssessed with alchemy.
(D)He spent hours copying alchemical recipes and trying to replicate them in his laboratory.
(A) He was the first to formulate the law of motion.
(B) The architect of modern science was himself not very modern.
(C) He was obssessed with alchemy.
(D) He spent hours copying alchemical recipes and trying to replicate them in his laboratory.
正解：A

第 42 題
(A)But he was reticent about publishing his work, fearing controversy and criticism.
(B)He invented calculus, independently of Gottfried Leibniz, feuding with him over who was first.
(C)It was common at the time for Cambridge faculty members (all of the men) to take holy orders in theChurch of England; Newton, true to himself, refused.
(D)He was a family man.
(A) But he was reticent about publishing his work, fearing controversy and criticism.
(B) He invented calculus, independently of Gottfried Leibniz, feuding with him over who was first.
(C) It was common at the time for Cambridge faculty members (all of the men) to take holy orders in theChurch of England; Newton, true to himself, refused.
(D) He was a family man.
正解：B

第 43 題
(A)The solitary and eccentric Newton apparently saved everything he wrote; among his papers are recipesfor ink that he scribbled as a scholar at Cambridge.
(B)Conduitt had a vested interest in guarding Newton’s reputation as a paragon of science.
(C)At the age of 26, he was made Lucasian professor of mathematics.
(D)Keynes wrote after reading Newton’s manuscripts: “he was the last of the magicians.”
(A) The solitary and eccentric Newton apparently saved everything he wrote; among his papers are recipesfor ink that he scribbled as a scholar at Cambridge.
(B) Conduitt had a vested interest in guarding Newton’s reputation as a paragon of science.
(C) At the age of 26, he was made Lucasian professor of mathematics.
(D) Keynes wrote after reading Newton’s manuscripts: “he was the last of the magicians.”
正解：C

第 44 題
(A)He was interred in Westminster Abbey.
(B)A lifelong bachelor, Newton died without leaving a will.
(C)At his death, more than half of his writings were unpublished, including all his thoughts on religion andalchemy.
(D)Sarah Dry’s engaging book The Newton Papers traces what happened to Newton’s unpublished manuscriptafter his death.
(A) He was interred in Westminster Abbey.
(B) A lifelong bachelor, Newton died without leaving a will.
(C) At his death, more than half of his writings were unpublished, including all his thoughts on religion andalchemy.
(D) Sarah Dry’s engaging book The Newton Papers traces what happened to Newton’s unpublished manuscriptafter his death.
正解：A

第 45 題
(A)The Newton that emerges from the manuscripts is far from the popular image of a rational practitioner ofcold and pure reason.
(B)These included drafts of successive editions of his crowning achievement, Philosophiae Naturalis PrincipiaMathematica, as well as his treatise on light Opticks.
(C)Conduitt started an effort to publish a biography of Newton, but in the end it was unsuccessful.
(D)However, the vastness of the archive and its often abstruse nature thwarted easy categorisation.第46 題至第50 題為題組For many people, a typical vacation might involve lying out and getting some sun at the beach or shoppinguntil they drop. But, if you’re looking to take a trip in which you can broaden your horizons and soothe your achingmuscles, a fantastic opportunity can be found in south-western Turkey. There, two breathtaking sites await you. Oneis Pamukkale, an incomparable natural wonder. The other is Hierapolis, an ancient city, filled with Greek andRoman ruins from a bygone era.In Turkish, Pamukkale means “cotton castle,” which is a fitting description for this attraction. In a pictureof Pamukkale people might mistake the pure white scenery for mounds of snow. Yet, they are actually rockformations; they appear pure white due to mineral deposits left by the calcium-laden spring waters and volcanicsprings that have flowed over them for thousands of years. Since the 2ndcentury B.C., Pamukkale has been afamous spa, visited by people who want to experience its beautifying effects and find a remedy to whatever ailsthem.Built next to the “cotton castle” is Hierapolis, which means “Holy City” in Greek. Over its history it wasstruck by many powerful earthquakes. Today, many structures from the Roman era still remain. Tourists can walkdown Colonnade Street, which used to be the main road when the town was bustling with people. It divides thecity into two sections by large pillars on each side of the street. As they stroll along, visitors can see the ruins ofmany buildings, including shops, pantries, and ancient homes. Located in the middle of Hierapolis is thewell-preserved Roman Theater. Back in its heyday, the theater had the capacity to hold 8,500 to 10,000spectators. People would gather here for concerts, sporting events, and religious ceremonies. But most of all, theycame here for theater. Today, many statues depicting famous mythological figures from the theater have beenrestored and are on display inside.In recent times, Hierapolis and Pamukkale became targets for savvy businesses. Many hotels wereconstructed over the ruins, and a road was built over Pamukkale for motorbikes, causing great damage to the sites.But, after the area was declared a world heritage site, the hotels were torn down and the road was closed. Now,people must walk on Pamukkale barefoot. With these safeguards in place, Pamukkale and Hierapolis shouldcontinue to heal and entertain tourists for years to come.
(A) The Newton that emerges from the manuscripts is far from the popular image of a rational practitioner ofcold and pure reason.
(B) These included drafts of successive editions of his crowning achievement, Philosophiae Naturalis PrincipiaMathematica, as well as his treatise on light Opticks.
(C) Conduitt started an effort to publish a biography of Newton, but in the end it was unsuccessful.
(D) However, the vastness of the archive and its often abstruse nature thwarted easy categorisation.第46 題至第50 題為題組For many people, a typical vacation might involve lying out and getting some sun at the beach or shoppinguntil they drop. But, if you’re looking to take a trip in which you can broaden your horizons and soothe your achingmuscles, a fantastic opportunity can be found in south-western Turkey. There, two breathtaking sites await you. Oneis Pamukkale, an incomparable natural wonder. The other is Hierapolis, an ancient city, filled with Greek andRoman ruins from a bygone era.In Turkish, Pamukkale means “cotton castle,” which is a fitting description for this attraction. In a pictureof Pamukkale people might mistake the pure white scenery for mounds of snow. Yet, they are actually rockformations; they appear pure white due to mineral deposits left by the calcium-laden spring waters and volcanicsprings that have flowed over them for thousands of years. Since the 2ndcentury B.C., Pamukkale has been afamous spa, visited by people who want to experience its beautifying effects and find a remedy to whatever ailsthem.Built next to the “cotton castle” is Hierapolis, which means “Holy City” in Greek. Over its history it wasstruck by many powerful earthquakes. Today, many structures from the Roman era still remain. Tourists can walkdown Colonnade Street, which used to be the main road when the town was bustling with people. It divides thecity into two sections by large pillars on each side of the street. As they stroll along, visitors can see the ruins ofmany buildings, including shops, pantries, and ancient homes. Located in the middle of Hierapolis is thewell-preserved Roman Theater. Back in its heyday, the theater had the capacity to hold 8,500 to 10,000spectators. People would gather here for concerts, sporting events, and religious ceremonies. But most of all, theycame here for theater. Today, many statues depicting famous mythological figures from the theater have beenrestored and are on display inside.In recent times, Hierapolis and Pamukkale became targets for savvy businesses. Many hotels wereconstructed over the ruins, and a road was built over Pamukkale for motorbikes, causing great damage to the sites.But, after the area was declared a world heritage site, the hotels were torn down and the road was closed. Now,people must walk on Pamukkale barefoot. With these safeguards in place, Pamukkale and Hierapolis shouldcontinue to heal and entertain tourists for years to come.
正解：B

第 46 題
According to the passage, what are the characteristics of Pamukkale and Hierapolis?
(A) nature and culture
(B) shopping and dining
(C) bed and breakfast
(D) swimming and motorbiking
正解：A

第 47 題
Which of the following is NOT a reason to visit Pamukkale?
(A) To appreciate the beautiful scenery.
(B) To experience the beautifying effects.
(C) To take photos of the giant mounds of snow.
(D) To improve your health by enjoying spa.
正解：C

第 48 題
According to the passage, which of the following statements about the theater at Hierapolis is true?
(A) It can still hold up to 10,000 visitors today.
(B) It is the only thing which remains from ancient Hierapolis.
(C) The most popular events at the theater were religious ceremonies.
(D) Some of the old statues were damaged but have been repaired.
正解：D

第 49 題
According to the passage, which of the following is true about Pamukkale in recent years?
(A) Many new shops are constructed over the ruins in Pamukkale.
(B) Tourists are required to walk barefoot on Pamukkale.
(C) Several roads are built over Pamukkale for motorbikes.
(D) Colonnade Street divides Pamukkale into two parts by large pillars on each side.
正解：B

第 50 題
What is the best title for this passage?
(A) A Typical Vacation for Tourists
(B) Discovering Modern Turkish Culture
(C) The Unfortunate State of Hierapolis
(D) Natural Wonders and Ancient Treasures
正解：D

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