所屬科目：研究所、轉學考(插大)、學士後-英文
1. An _____ shopper always bargains over prices. (A) esteemed (B)economical (C) exquisite
2. Before you _____ an essay, you might make an outline. (A) compose (B) invent (C) excel
3. Global warming _____ arctic animals. (A)endangers(B) disrupts (C) restores
4. He felt embarrassed by his _____ of Taiwanese history. (A) input (B) inquiry (C) ignorance
5. Ifyou write in _____ ,you may misspell some words. (A) vigor (B) haste (C) casual
6. The principal knows how to _____ noisy students. (A) discharge (B) oblige(C) discipline
7. A _____ statement is one that has no meaning. (A) pointless (B) negative (C) skeptical
8. The teacher needs our _____ to go on the field trip. (A)consolation (B) content (C) consent
9. A _____ bear may make you tremble. (A) forlorn (B) flimsy (C) fearsome
10. The defeated team _____ the winners on theirclose victory. (A) acquires (B) compliments (C) conserves
11. Although I skipped the last meeting, I attended the _____ one. (A) previous (B) mere(C) former
12. The death sentence for murder is a _____ and legal issue. (A) moral (B) neutral(C) blissful
13. The morning air was so _____ that Helen could see her own breath. (A) fanatic (B) frigid (C) tactical
14. Drinking too much alcohol causes the liver and brain to _____ (A) decrease (B) degrade (C) deteriorate
15. I always turned to my sister for_____whenever I was upset. (A)evaluation (B) consolation(C) rehearsal
16. Exercise is _____ to one's health. (A) beneficent (B) beneficial (C) benevolent
17. A fifteen-kilometer hike wil _____ the average person. (A) exhaust (B) confuse (C) impose
18. Rumors of a possible war made us _____ (A) keen (B) irresistible (C) apprehensive
19. The second semester _____ on February 22, so students have already begun preparing. (A) commences (B) extends (C) recounts
20. The delicate details of the sculpture made by the 3D printer _____ me.(A) oppress(B) elude (C) intrigue
21. The actors have to _____ scenes when something unexpected happens. (A) innovate (B) craft (C) improvise
22. The test date is _____ and may be changed. (A) primary(B) tentative (C) misleading
23. From the observation deck of the Eiffel Tower, one may enjoy a sweeping _____ of Paris. (A) panorama (B) screen(C) breadth
24. Doctors often advise patients to _____ their intake of fast foods. (A) restrict (B) vary(C) consider
25. Most computer software provides different _____ for making posters. (A)classifications (B) templates (C) representations
26.(A) of (B) from (C) for (D) with (E) by
27.(A) of (B) from (C) for (D) with (E) by
28.(A) of (B) from (C) for (D) with (E) by
29.(A) of (B) from (C) for (D) with (E) by
30.(A) of (B) from (C) for (D) with (E) by
31. I feel _____ when I begin a presentation, but I relax as soon as I start to speak.(A) myheart set (B) tongue-tied (C) second thoughts(D) on top ofthe world (E) on the edge of my seat
32. I have been _____ ever since I won the swimming competition.(A) myheart set (B) tongue-tied (C) second thoughts(D) on top ofthe world (E) on the edge of my seat
33. I was _____ every time our team came close to scoring a point.(A) myheart set (B) tongue-tied (C) second thoughts(D) on top ofthe world (E) on the edge of my seat
34. I had _____ I had on going to the museum exhibition until it rained.(A) myheart set (B) tongue-tied (C) second thoughts(D) on top ofthe world (E) on the edge of my seat
35. I wanted to ride the free-fall in the amusement park, but I had _____ when I saw how long it was..(A) myheart set (B) tongue-tied (C) second thoughts(D) on top ofthe world (E) on the edge of my seat
36. Neither Jed or his sister take the time to read the directions before putting together a new computer or fax machine. (A) nor his sister takes the time (B) or his sister takes the time (C) nor his sister take the time (D) and his sister takes the time
37. To even be considered for the job, you need an impeccable resume; two laudatory letters of reference, and you should retain a knowledgeable headhunter. (A) a resume that is impeccable, two letters of reference that are laudatory, and to hire a headhunter that is knowledgeable (B) a resume of an impeccable nature, two laudatory letters of reference, and to retain a knowledgeable headhunter (C) an impeccable resume, two laudatory letters of reference, and a knowledgeable headhunter (D) besides an impeccable resume, two laudatory letters ofreference and to retain the aid of a knowledgeable headhunter
38. Hoping to finish her assignment before the due date, the new contract didn't arrive until three days before the final deadline. (A) Because she hoped to finish her assignment before the due date, (B) She had been hoping to finish her assignment before the due date, but (C) Despite hopes to finish her assignment before the due date, (D) The fact that she hoped to finish her assignment before the due date didn't help,
39. Thetalented young ballplayer put up some very impressive hitting numbers in the minor leagues , and he was not considered ready to perform successfully at the major league level. (A). He was not considered ready to perform successfully atthe major league level. (B), but hewas not considered ready to perform successfully at the major league (C) level. because he was not considered ready to perform successfully atthe major league level. (D), despite the fact that he was not considered ready to perform successfully at the major league level.
40. Because Gloria had been at every family event in recent years , she felt badly when she could not make it to her cousin's graduation. (A), she had felt badly when she could not make it to her cousin's graduation. (B). She felt bad that she could not make it to her cousin's graduation. (C), she felt bad when she could not make it to her cousin's graduation. (D) she felt badly when she could not make it to her cousin's graduation.
41. (A) has believed(B) had believed(C) believes (D) was believing
42. (A) whoever (B) that (C) in which (D) whose
43. (A) were committed to (B) intended to (C) were inclined to (D) insisted to
44. (A) which (B) that (C) whom (D) those
45. (A) if (B) and (C) or (D) when
46. Themain purpose of the passage is to (A) inform about African Americans' early struggles to end injustice (B) describe African American life in the North from 1870 to 1920 (C) tell a personal story about the writer's ancestors (D) persuade the reader to take actions
47. Malady (line 5 of para. 1) most nearly means (A) humiliation (B) stigma (C) sickness (D) oppression
48. It is clear that the main motivation for African Americans moving to the North from the South was their search for (A) political representation (B) a college education (C) family and friends (D) a better life
49. The author's attitude toward Booker T. Washington and Ida B. Wells is best described as one of (A) sympathy (B) hostility (C) indifference (D) admiration
50. From the sentence "For Wells, her pen and her resolve were her only weapons" (line 4 of para. 4), you can infer that Wells (A) defended herself against enemies (B) wrote countless editorials (C) kept her opinions to herself (D) gave in to pressure to stop writing
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