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中華民國憲法與英文考古題|歷屆國考試題彙整

橫跨多種國家考試的中華民國憲法與英文歷屆試題(選擇題 + 申論題)

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考試會計(高普考)25
  1. 1選擇題

    Tim has been ranked as the sixth among the world’s best tennis players. Though he’s still young, he isregarded as the futurein the field of tennis. (A)backroom boy (B)king of the hill (C)hot potato (D)prince consort

  2. 2選擇題

    Breeds of dogs with different forms and instincts have been developed, by more or lessselection,to fit different purposes in the human society. (A)deconstructive (B)declined (C)deliberate (D)disruptive

  3. 3選擇題

    In 2017, the Environmental Protection Agency reported that 11.2 million tons of textile waste in the USended up in. (A)dumpers (B)dustbins (C)landfalls (D)landfills

  4. 4選擇題

    Since the principal wouldn’t be available to vote, she nominated Dr. Fan to act as her. (A)badger (B)caliber (C)proxy (D)regimen

  5. 5選擇題

    Agriculture consumes about 70% of the world’s fresh water, so improvements incan make thegreatest impact. (A)irruption (B)irrigation (C)irradiation (D)irritation

  6. 6選擇題

    The best way to beat thismarket is by trading, which means anxiously moving in and out ofsecurities as the market ebbs and flows. (A)volatile (B)mobile (C)redundant (D)sedative

  7. 7選擇題

    The Volkswagen Group was caught cheating on emissions testing in 2015. Thishas cost thecompany dearly both in revenue and reputation. (A)coincidence (B)achievement (C)scandal (D)stowaway

  8. 8選擇題

    Landslides in previous storms had opened gapingin the cliff behind the village. (A)mountains (B)sideswipes (C)pitfalls (D)chasms

  9. 9選擇題

    The word “lady” hasof refinement and excessive femininity that some women find offensive. (A)detentions (B)oppressions (C)hallucinations (D)connotations

  10. 10選擇題

    This architecturea democratic spirit of the country and its struggle to be free from a depravedform of feudalism. (A)reckons (B)reconciles (C)reflects (D)rectifies

  11. 11選擇題

    The executive orders allowed undocumented immigrants whose countries wouldn’t take them back, orwho had sympathetic circumstances, to avoid detention and. (A)compensation (B)disruption (C)probation (D)deportation

  12. 12選擇題

    All those who hadin doing their assignments could now repent at their leisure. (A)procrastinated (B)prospected (C)progressed (D)prompted

  13. 13選擇題

    Mass media shouldavoid reporting unconfirmed information or creating unnecessary publicalarm. (A)scrupulously (B)obliquely (C)mischievously (D)evasively

  14. 14選擇題

    Amanda cares for the stray dogs in the neighborhood. Herfor taking care of them is highlypraised by everyone. (A)vanity (B)vote (C)zeal (D)mood

  15. 15選擇題

    With a large number of patients coming into the hospital every day, the director said doctors and nursesfelt someor anxiety, but no fear. (A)alleviation (B)allocation (C)apprehension (D)appropriation請依下文回答第16 題至第20 題Scientists have cast new light on the effects our diet has on our mental health. Researchers say what weeat affects and alters our brain chemistry up

  16. 16申論題

    the age of 30. The research was conducted by a team ledby Lina Begdache, a professor of health and wellness studies. Researchers said that

  17. 17申論題

    the link betweenour diet and diabetes, heart disease and obesity is well established, there is little research on the influence ourdietary intake has on mental health. The researchers also suggested that healthy eating, healthy practices, andexercising

  18. 18申論題

    mental well-being.The research was carried out via an anonymous internet-based survey. Professor Begdache found thatadults under 30 who ate fast food more than three times a week scored

  19. 19申論題

    on levels of mental distress,anxiety and depression. She said that for adults over 30, the study found that eating less carbohydrates andmore fruit reduced anxiety and depression. Begdache pointed to research

  20. 20選擇題

    how a Mediterranean dietwas as good for our brain as for our body. She said: “It has all the components that are important for the healthystructure of the brain.”16 (A)on (B)until (C)for (D)at17 (A)where (B)when (C)while (D)how18 (A)promote (B)provoke (C)postpone (D)prove19 (A)stronger (B)higher (C)larger (D)lesser20 (A)show (B)shown (C)showed (D)showing請依下文回答第21 題至第25 題American popular culture is obsessed with superheroes. The ever popular movie, The Avengers, hasfeatured a group of superheroes such as the Iron Man, the Wasp, the Hulk, Thor, and the Ant-Man since itmade its

  21. 21申論題

    in 2011, the year the movie was released. Being a great hit, it was the highest grossingfilm in 2012 and was acclaimed as one of the greatest 100 movies of all time in 2017. The movie is actuallyadopted from the stories made in a series of comic books published by Marvel Comics. Apart from theproduction of several movies drawn from the Avengers stories, TV series based on each single superheroare also brought out to continue this cultural zest for superheroes. The huge income the stories and theirproductions have

  22. 22申論題

    for the mainstream media such as movies and TV is certainly much applauded byproducers. The reason why those stories could sell so well is perhaps owing to the American audiences’ greatadmiration for such cultural icons as superheroes like the Avengers. Since the emergence of a superhero likeSuperman in the popular culture of the1930s, superheroes have evolved into different forms, types, races, andeven genders.All those transformations of superheroes seem

  23. 23申論題

    . Because they have been viewed as hotcommodities in the market of popular culture, their development and growth will undoubtedly continue tothrive. Indeed, those superheroes are modern incarnations of their older ones in Greek mythology. Greek heroeslike Achilles and Odysseus

  24. 24申論題

    both human and divine features. They not only demonstrate their mightypower as superheroes but also enact their kindness to save the innocent and the helpless by killing the villainswho jeopardize the safety of the communities.

  25. 25選擇題

    they are much loved and adorned by the audiencesbecause they help restore the justice and maintain a sense of security regarded as extremely important bypeople. That’s why they are called superheroes that can unleash their god-like power and achieve their warm-hearted humanity.21 (A)fate (B)debut (C)inroad (D)label22 (A)generated (B)kindled (C)outfitted (D)rectified23 (A)bilateral (B)deceptive (C)defiant (D)endless24 (A)notify (B)hamper (C)embody (D)falter25 (A)In case (B)No wonder (C)Provided that (D)As though

考試一般行政25
  1. 1選擇題

    Tim has been ranked as the sixth among the world’s best tennis players. Though he’s still young, he isregarded as the futurein the field of tennis. (A)backroom boy (B)king of the hill (C)hot potato (D)prince consort

  2. 2選擇題

    Breeds of dogs with different forms and instincts have been developed, by more or lessselection,to fit different purposes in the human society. (A)deconstructive (B)declined (C)deliberate (D)disruptive

  3. 3選擇題

    In 2017, the Environmental Protection Agency reported that 11.2 million tons of textile waste in the USended up in. (A)dumpers (B)dustbins (C)landfalls (D)landfills

  4. 4選擇題

    Since the principal wouldn’t be available to vote, she nominated Dr. Fan to act as her. (A)badger (B)caliber (C)proxy (D)regimen

  5. 5選擇題

    Agriculture consumes about 70% of the world’s fresh water, so improvements incan make thegreatest impact. (A)irruption (B)irrigation (C)irradiation (D)irritation

  6. 6選擇題

    The best way to beat thismarket is by trading, which means anxiously moving in and out ofsecurities as the market ebbs and flows. (A)volatile (B)mobile (C)redundant (D)sedative

  7. 7選擇題

    The Volkswagen Group was caught cheating on emissions testing in 2015. Thishas cost thecompany dearly both in revenue and reputation. (A)coincidence (B)achievement (C)scandal (D)stowaway

  8. 8選擇題

    Landslides in previous storms had opened gapingin the cliff behind the village. (A)mountains (B)sideswipes (C)pitfalls (D)chasms

  9. 9選擇題

    The word “lady” hasof refinement and excessive femininity that some women find offensive. (A)detentions (B)oppressions (C)hallucinations (D)connotations

  10. 10選擇題

    This architecturea democratic spirit of the country and its struggle to be free from a depravedform of feudalism. (A)reckons (B)reconciles (C)reflects (D)rectifies

  11. 11選擇題

    The executive orders allowed undocumented immigrants whose countries wouldn’t take them back, orwho had sympathetic circumstances, to avoid detention and. (A)compensation (B)disruption (C)probation (D)deportation

  12. 12選擇題

    All those who hadin doing their assignments could now repent at their leisure. (A)procrastinated (B)prospected (C)progressed (D)prompted

  13. 13選擇題

    Mass media shouldavoid reporting unconfirmed information or creating unnecessary publicalarm. (A)scrupulously (B)obliquely (C)mischievously (D)evasively

  14. 14選擇題

    Amanda cares for the stray dogs in the neighborhood. Herfor taking care of them is highlypraised by everyone. (A)vanity (B)vote (C)zeal (D)mood

  15. 15選擇題

    With a large number of patients coming into the hospital every day, the director said doctors and nursesfelt someor anxiety, but no fear. (A)alleviation (B)allocation (C)apprehension (D)appropriation請依下文回答第16 題至第20 題Scientists have cast new light on the effects our diet has on our mental health. Researchers say what weeat affects and alters our brain chemistry up

  16. 16申論題

    the age of 30. The research was conducted by a team ledby Lina Begdache, a professor of health and wellness studies. Researchers said that

  17. 17申論題

    the link betweenour diet and diabetes, heart disease and obesity is well established, there is little research on the influence ourdietary intake has on mental health. The researchers also suggested that healthy eating, healthy practices, andexercising

  18. 18申論題

    mental well-being.The research was carried out via an anonymous internet-based survey. Professor Begdache found thatadults under 30 who ate fast food more than three times a week scored

  19. 19申論題

    on levels of mental distress,anxiety and depression. She said that for adults over 30, the study found that eating less carbohydrates andmore fruit reduced anxiety and depression. Begdache pointed to research

  20. 20選擇題

    how a Mediterranean dietwas as good for our brain as for our body. She said: “It has all the components that are important for the healthystructure of the brain.”16 (A)on (B)until (C)for (D)at17 (A)where (B)when (C)while (D)how18 (A)promote (B)provoke (C)postpone (D)prove19 (A)stronger (B)higher (C)larger (D)lesser20 (A)show (B)shown (C)showed (D)showing請依下文回答第21 題至第25 題American popular culture is obsessed with superheroes. The ever popular movie, The Avengers, hasfeatured a group of superheroes such as the Iron Man, the Wasp, the Hulk, Thor, and the Ant-Man since itmade its

  21. 21申論題

    in 2011, the year the movie was released. Being a great hit, it was the highest grossingfilm in 2012 and was acclaimed as one of the greatest 100 movies of all time in 2017. The movie is actuallyadopted from the stories made in a series of comic books published by Marvel Comics. Apart from theproduction of several movies drawn from the Avengers stories, TV series based on each single superheroare also brought out to continue this cultural zest for superheroes. The huge income the stories and theirproductions have

  22. 22申論題

    for the mainstream media such as movies and TV is certainly much applauded byproducers. The reason why those stories could sell so well is perhaps owing to the American audiences’ greatadmiration for such cultural icons as superheroes like the Avengers. Since the emergence of a superhero likeSuperman in the popular culture of the1930s, superheroes have evolved into different forms, types, races, andeven genders.All those transformations of superheroes seem

  23. 23申論題

    . Because they have been viewed as hotcommodities in the market of popular culture, their development and growth will undoubtedly continue tothrive. Indeed, those superheroes are modern incarnations of their older ones in Greek mythology. Greek heroeslike Achilles and Odysseus

  24. 24申論題

    both human and divine features. They not only demonstrate their mightypower as superheroes but also enact their kindness to save the innocent and the helpless by killing the villainswho jeopardize the safety of the communities.

  25. 25選擇題

    they are much loved and adorned by the audiencesbecause they help restore the justice and maintain a sense of security regarded as extremely important bypeople. That’s why they are called superheroes that can unleash their god-like power and achieve their warm-hearted humanity.21 (A)fate (B)debut (C)inroad (D)label22 (A)generated (B)kindled (C)outfitted (D)rectified23 (A)bilateral (B)deceptive (C)defiant (D)endless24 (A)notify (B)hamper (C)embody (D)falter25 (A)In case (B)No wonder (C)Provided that (D)As though

考試人事行政25
  1. 1選擇題

    Tim has been ranked as the sixth among the world’s best tennis players. Though he’s still young, he isregarded as the futurein the field of tennis. (A)backroom boy (B)king of the hill (C)hot potato (D)prince consort

  2. 2選擇題

    Breeds of dogs with different forms and instincts have been developed, by more or lessselection,to fit different purposes in the human society. (A)deconstructive (B)declined (C)deliberate (D)disruptive

  3. 3選擇題

    In 2017, the Environmental Protection Agency reported that 11.2 million tons of textile waste in the USended up in. (A)dumpers (B)dustbins (C)landfalls (D)landfills

  4. 4選擇題

    Since the principal wouldn’t be available to vote, she nominated Dr. Fan to act as her. (A)badger (B)caliber (C)proxy (D)regimen

  5. 5選擇題

    Agriculture consumes about 70% of the world’s fresh water, so improvements incan make thegreatest impact. (A)irruption (B)irrigation (C)irradiation (D)irritation

  6. 6選擇題

    The best way to beat thismarket is by trading, which means anxiously moving in and out ofsecurities as the market ebbs and flows. (A)volatile (B)mobile (C)redundant (D)sedative

  7. 7選擇題

    The Volkswagen Group was caught cheating on emissions testing in 2015. Thishas cost thecompany dearly both in revenue and reputation. (A)coincidence (B)achievement (C)scandal (D)stowaway

  8. 8選擇題

    Landslides in previous storms had opened gapingin the cliff behind the village. (A)mountains (B)sideswipes (C)pitfalls (D)chasms

  9. 9選擇題

    The word “lady” hasof refinement and excessive femininity that some women find offensive. (A)detentions (B)oppressions (C)hallucinations (D)connotations

  10. 10選擇題

    This architecturea democratic spirit of the country and its struggle to be free from a depravedform of feudalism. (A)reckons (B)reconciles (C)reflects (D)rectifies

  11. 11選擇題

    The executive orders allowed undocumented immigrants whose countries wouldn’t take them back, orwho had sympathetic circumstances, to avoid detention and. (A)compensation (B)disruption (C)probation (D)deportation

  12. 12選擇題

    All those who hadin doing their assignments could now repent at their leisure. (A)procrastinated (B)prospected (C)progressed (D)prompted

  13. 13選擇題

    Mass media shouldavoid reporting unconfirmed information or creating unnecessary publicalarm. (A)scrupulously (B)obliquely (C)mischievously (D)evasively

  14. 14選擇題

    Amanda cares for the stray dogs in the neighborhood. Herfor taking care of them is highlypraised by everyone. (A)vanity (B)vote (C)zeal (D)mood

  15. 15選擇題

    With a large number of patients coming into the hospital every day, the director said doctors and nursesfelt someor anxiety, but no fear. (A)alleviation (B)allocation (C)apprehension (D)appropriation請依下文回答第16 題至第20 題Scientists have cast new light on the effects our diet has on our mental health. Researchers say what weeat affects and alters our brain chemistry up

  16. 16申論題

    the age of 30. The research was conducted by a team ledby Lina Begdache, a professor of health and wellness studies. Researchers said that

  17. 17申論題

    the link betweenour diet and diabetes, heart disease and obesity is well established, there is little research on the influence ourdietary intake has on mental health. The researchers also suggested that healthy eating, healthy practices, andexercising

  18. 18申論題

    mental well-being.The research was carried out via an anonymous internet-based survey. Professor Begdache found thatadults under 30 who ate fast food more than three times a week scored

  19. 19申論題

    on levels of mental distress,anxiety and depression. She said that for adults over 30, the study found that eating less carbohydrates andmore fruit reduced anxiety and depression. Begdache pointed to research

  20. 20選擇題

    how a Mediterranean dietwas as good for our brain as for our body. She said: “It has all the components that are important for the healthystructure of the brain.”16 (A)on (B)until (C)for (D)at17 (A)where (B)when (C)while (D)how18 (A)promote (B)provoke (C)postpone (D)prove19 (A)stronger (B)higher (C)larger (D)lesser20 (A)show (B)shown (C)showed (D)showing請依下文回答第21 題至第25 題American popular culture is obsessed with superheroes. The ever popular movie, The Avengers, hasfeatured a group of superheroes such as the Iron Man, the Wasp, the Hulk, Thor, and the Ant-Man since itmade its

  21. 21申論題

    in 2011, the year the movie was released. Being a great hit, it was the highest grossingfilm in 2012 and was acclaimed as one of the greatest 100 movies of all time in 2017. The movie is actuallyadopted from the stories made in a series of comic books published by Marvel Comics. Apart from theproduction of several movies drawn from the Avengers stories, TV series based on each single superheroare also brought out to continue this cultural zest for superheroes. The huge income the stories and theirproductions have

  22. 22申論題

    for the mainstream media such as movies and TV is certainly much applauded byproducers. The reason why those stories could sell so well is perhaps owing to the American audiences’ greatadmiration for such cultural icons as superheroes like the Avengers. Since the emergence of a superhero likeSuperman in the popular culture of the1930s, superheroes have evolved into different forms, types, races, andeven genders.All those transformations of superheroes seem

  23. 23申論題

    . Because they have been viewed as hotcommodities in the market of popular culture, their development and growth will undoubtedly continue tothrive. Indeed, those superheroes are modern incarnations of their older ones in Greek mythology. Greek heroeslike Achilles and Odysseus

  24. 24申論題

    both human and divine features. They not only demonstrate their mightypower as superheroes but also enact their kindness to save the innocent and the helpless by killing the villainswho jeopardize the safety of the communities.

  25. 25選擇題

    they are much loved and adorned by the audiencesbecause they help restore the justice and maintain a sense of security regarded as extremely important bypeople. That’s why they are called superheroes that can unleash their god-like power and achieve their warm-hearted humanity.21 (A)fate (B)debut (C)inroad (D)label22 (A)generated (B)kindled (C)outfitted (D)rectified23 (A)bilateral (B)deceptive (C)defiant (D)endless24 (A)notify (B)hamper (C)embody (D)falter25 (A)In case (B)No wonder (C)Provided that (D)As though

考試社會行政25
  1. 1選擇題

    Tim has been ranked as the sixth among the world’s best tennis players. Though he’s still young, he isregarded as the futurein the field of tennis. (A)backroom boy (B)king of the hill (C)hot potato (D)prince consort

  2. 2選擇題

    Breeds of dogs with different forms and instincts have been developed, by more or lessselection,to fit different purposes in the human society. (A)deconstructive (B)declined (C)deliberate (D)disruptive

  3. 3選擇題

    In 2017, the Environmental Protection Agency reported that 11.2 million tons of textile waste in the USended up in. (A)dumpers (B)dustbins (C)landfalls (D)landfills

  4. 4選擇題

    Since the principal wouldn’t be available to vote, she nominated Dr. Fan to act as her. (A)badger (B)caliber (C)proxy (D)regimen

  5. 5選擇題

    Agriculture consumes about 70% of the world’s fresh water, so improvements incan make thegreatest impact. (A)irruption (B)irrigation (C)irradiation (D)irritation

  6. 6選擇題

    The best way to beat thismarket is by trading, which means anxiously moving in and out ofsecurities as the market ebbs and flows. (A)volatile (B)mobile (C)redundant (D)sedative

  7. 7選擇題

    The Volkswagen Group was caught cheating on emissions testing in 2015. Thishas cost thecompany dearly both in revenue and reputation. (A)coincidence (B)achievement (C)scandal (D)stowaway

  8. 8選擇題

    Landslides in previous storms had opened gapingin the cliff behind the village. (A)mountains (B)sideswipes (C)pitfalls (D)chasms

  9. 9選擇題

    The word “lady” hasof refinement and excessive femininity that some women find offensive. (A)detentions (B)oppressions (C)hallucinations (D)connotations

  10. 10選擇題

    This architecturea democratic spirit of the country and its struggle to be free from a depravedform of feudalism. (A)reckons (B)reconciles (C)reflects (D)rectifies

  11. 11選擇題

    The executive orders allowed undocumented immigrants whose countries wouldn’t take them back, orwho had sympathetic circumstances, to avoid detention and. (A)compensation (B)disruption (C)probation (D)deportation

  12. 12選擇題

    All those who hadin doing their assignments could now repent at their leisure. (A)procrastinated (B)prospected (C)progressed (D)prompted

  13. 13選擇題

    Mass media shouldavoid reporting unconfirmed information or creating unnecessary publicalarm. (A)scrupulously (B)obliquely (C)mischievously (D)evasively

  14. 14選擇題

    Amanda cares for the stray dogs in the neighborhood. Herfor taking care of them is highlypraised by everyone. (A)vanity (B)vote (C)zeal (D)mood

  15. 15選擇題

    With a large number of patients coming into the hospital every day, the director said doctors and nursesfelt someor anxiety, but no fear. (A)alleviation (B)allocation (C)apprehension (D)appropriation請依下文回答第16 題至第20 題Scientists have cast new light on the effects our diet has on our mental health. Researchers say what weeat affects and alters our brain chemistry up

  16. 16申論題

    the age of 30. The research was conducted by a team ledby Lina Begdache, a professor of health and wellness studies. Researchers said that

  17. 17申論題

    the link betweenour diet and diabetes, heart disease and obesity is well established, there is little research on the influence ourdietary intake has on mental health. The researchers also suggested that healthy eating, healthy practices, andexercising

  18. 18申論題

    mental well-being.The research was carried out via an anonymous internet-based survey. Professor Begdache found thatadults under 30 who ate fast food more than three times a week scored

  19. 19申論題

    on levels of mental distress,anxiety and depression. She said that for adults over 30, the study found that eating less carbohydrates andmore fruit reduced anxiety and depression. Begdache pointed to research

  20. 20選擇題

    how a Mediterranean dietwas as good for our brain as for our body. She said: “It has all the components that are important for the healthystructure of the brain.”16 (A)on (B)until (C)for (D)at17 (A)where (B)when (C)while (D)how18 (A)promote (B)provoke (C)postpone (D)prove19 (A)stronger (B)higher (C)larger (D)lesser20 (A)show (B)shown (C)showed (D)showing請依下文回答第21 題至第25 題American popular culture is obsessed with superheroes. The ever popular movie, The Avengers, hasfeatured a group of superheroes such as the Iron Man, the Wasp, the Hulk, Thor, and the Ant-Man since itmade its

  21. 21申論題

    in 2011, the year the movie was released. Being a great hit, it was the highest grossingfilm in 2012 and was acclaimed as one of the greatest 100 movies of all time in 2017. The movie is actuallyadopted from the stories made in a series of comic books published by Marvel Comics. Apart from theproduction of several movies drawn from the Avengers stories, TV series based on each single superheroare also brought out to continue this cultural zest for superheroes. The huge income the stories and theirproductions have

  22. 22申論題

    for the mainstream media such as movies and TV is certainly much applauded byproducers. The reason why those stories could sell so well is perhaps owing to the American audiences’ greatadmiration for such cultural icons as superheroes like the Avengers. Since the emergence of a superhero likeSuperman in the popular culture of the1930s, superheroes have evolved into different forms, types, races, andeven genders.All those transformations of superheroes seem

  23. 23申論題

    . Because they have been viewed as hotcommodities in the market of popular culture, their development and growth will undoubtedly continue tothrive. Indeed, those superheroes are modern incarnations of their older ones in Greek mythology. Greek heroeslike Achilles and Odysseus

  24. 24申論題

    both human and divine features. They not only demonstrate their mightypower as superheroes but also enact their kindness to save the innocent and the helpless by killing the villainswho jeopardize the safety of the communities.

  25. 25選擇題

    they are much loved and adorned by the audiencesbecause they help restore the justice and maintain a sense of security regarded as extremely important bypeople. That’s why they are called superheroes that can unleash their god-like power and achieve their warm-hearted humanity.21 (A)fate (B)debut (C)inroad (D)label22 (A)generated (B)kindled (C)outfitted (D)rectified23 (A)bilateral (B)deceptive (C)defiant (D)endless24 (A)notify (B)hamper (C)embody (D)falter25 (A)In case (B)No wonder (C)Provided that (D)As though

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