113年 - 113 國立嘉義大學_轉學生招生考試試題：英文#143717

1. The top prize for the dance _________ was £1,000. (A) competition (B) achievement (C) position (D) advertisement

2. At age 13, Fran was the youngest _________ in the race. (A) subject (B) dependent (C) participant (D) journey

3. I plan to _________ my goal of getting a PhD in the next four years. (A) solve (B) support (C) delay (D) achieve

4. Daniel has a beautiful voice. He has the _________ to become a successful singer in the future. (A) contact (B) talent (C) wealth (D) pride

5. I _________ people who are kind and helpful to others. They are my role models. (A) suspect (B) respect (C) inspect (D) expect

6. Drek’s story is _________ . He finished high school when he was only 13, got his master's degree when he was 18, and started his firstsuccessful company when he was 20. (A) incredible (B) available (C) reliable (D) invisible

7. Yolanda is one of the most _________ students at her school. She got almost 100% in all her exams. (A) challenging (B) valuable (C) resistant (D) intelligent

8. The best place for a company to _________ its products is on social media. (A) advertise (B) contact (C) run (D) expand

9. Erdem and Gul met while they were _________ at a software company. A year later, they got married. (A) coincidences (B) employment (C) colleagues (D) colleges

10. Nathan was nervous because he was waiting for the _________ of his final exams. (A) goals (B) results (C) diseases (D) injuries

11. Francine always knew that her _________ would be in the arts. She loved singing and dancing from a young age. (A) insistence (B) occasion (C) cooperation (D) occupation

12. He _________ lifted the cake and placed it on the top of the shelf. Then, everyone waited for the birthday star to show up. (A) careless (B) careful (C) carefully (D) carefulness

13. The boss wants to know who _________ on the light before leaving the office last night. (A) turn (B) had turned (C) have turned (D) turns

14. Neither my grandfather _________ my grandmother can be here for my singing contest. (A) nor (B) or (C) and (D) but

15. More than eight out of ten consumers _________ believe food safety is a very important issue. (A) to survey (B) survey (C) surveying (D) surveyed

16. I’m surprised to see you awake; five minutes ago you sounded _________ . (A) sleep (B) sleepy (C) slept (D) asleep

17. Once I was caught in a heavy snowstorm and I was _________ . (A) terrify (B) terrified (C) terrifying (D) terrific

18. Many young people nowadays are _________ to online games, which may harm their health and schoolwork. (A) addicted (B) adapted (C) adopted (D) accepted

19. The seminar on environmental protection, _________ is to be given by Dr. Lin, is held in Room 301. (A) that (B) which (C) where (D) what

20. We recommend that you _________ the workshop with a laptop to make the most of it. (A) attend (B) to attend (C) attending (D) attend to 

21. (A) records (B) recites (C) returns (D) reimburses

22. (A) past (B) rest (C) lack (D) last

23. (A) few (B) little (C) much (D) less

24. (A) away (B) assured (C) alive (D) asleep

25. (A) lie (B) lay (C) lying (D) laying 

26. (A) figure (B) fight (C) fit (D) fix

27. (A) purposes (B) services (C) organizations (D) communication

28. (A) responsible (B) visual (C) illegal (D) historical

29. (A) award (B) reward (C) forward (D) warning

30. (A) secure (B) appropriate (C) advanced (D) digital

31. What is the main focus of the article about Taiwan's AI industry? (A) The history of Taiwan's electronics industry. (B) The rapid growth and importance of Taiwan's AI industry. (C) The development of traditional industries in Taiwan.

32. Which major tech firms in Taiwan are mentioned as developing AI-powered products and solutions? (A) Samsung, LG, and Hyundai (B) ASUS, Acer, and Foxconn (C) Apple, Google, and Microsoft

33. What can be inferred about the future of Taiwan's AI industry? (A) It will become less important in technology. (B) It will only focus on AI for healthcare. (C) It will continue to grow with strong support and innovation.

34. What is the name of the government program that supports AI research and development in Taiwan? (A) AI Taiwan Action Plan (B) AI Taiwan Growth Plan (C) AI Taiwan Innovation Plan

35. Based on the above question, what goals does the program aim to achieve? (A) Developing new healthcare technologies (B) Promoting tourism and cultural exchange (C) Improving AI research, education, and cooperation 

36. When Katherine was 10, she _________ . (A) finished Grade 8 (B) started college (C) started teaching Math

37. Katherine got her bachelor’s degrees in _________ . (A) Physics and Mathematics (B) Mathematics and Computer Science (C) French and Mathematics

38. At NASA,Johnson used her knowledge of geometry to _________ . (A) train the astronauts how to make computations (B) calculate where astronauts would land when they return to Earth (C) build computers that would make calculations

39. Later in her career, Katherine helped with an emergency plan for a problem with the _________ . (A) Apollo 11 trip (B) Apollo 13 trip (C) Earth Resources Satellite

40. Which could be the main idea of this article? (A) Johnson was not famous but she used her talent in math and physics in space missions. (B) Johnson had a great talent for math and was an incredible student and teacher. (C) Johnson taught and studied math before working as a human computer for the space programme. 

41. What could you infer from the article? (A) People should not use the online banking only at home. (B) The level of online security in all banks is different. (C) Internet users should have simple passwords to protect their bank information.

42. If you get an email from your bank, you should… (A) open it immediately so not to miss important information. (B) click the links in the mail and then ask your bank if they have sent it. (C) delete the email if you think it is strange, and then ask your bank about it.

43. When you try to log into your account, some banks will… (A) call or text you to check that it is you. (B) log into your account for you to make sure it is safe. (C) lock your account so nobody can use it.

44. A good password should be… (A) combinations that only you and your co-workers know. (B) stored in a public place so you can recall it whenever you forget. (C) hard for people to guess and could be a phrase.

45. If you follow the tips in the article, you will be… (A) 100% safe from hackers because it is impossible to log into your account. (B) safer from hackers because you make it difficult to log into your account. (C) less safe from hackers because you improve the security of your account. 

46. What is the main focus of the article regarding the global sports industry? (A) The increasing popularity of new sports (B) The financial aspects and economic impact of the sports industry (C) The evolution of sports rules and regulations

47. How much is the sportswear market worth annually? (A) $168 billion (B) $500 billion (C) $15.3 billion

48. What can be inferred about the relationship between sports tourism and the overall sports business? (A) Sports tourism benefits local communities rather than the global sports business. (B) Sports tourism is declining compared to other parts of the sports business. (C) Sports tourism is the largest part of the sports industry.

49. Which of the following is NOT parts of the sports business, based on the article? (A) Watching sport games on TV or visiting the cities where sports events are held (B) Buying racing cars and visiting famous sport players’ home countries (C) Buying sport clothes, eating healthy food, and training in fitness centers

50. Based on the article, why might some people believe there is too much money in sports today? (A) Because watching sports is expensive, it is harder for normal fans to afford it. (B) Because professional athletes earn less than in the past. (C) Because the cost of tickets has decreased significantly