所屬科目:台電大學及研究所◆英文
1. The new ______ started work in our office last Monday. (A) bachelor (B) celebration (C) employee (D) hostage
2. Please ______ your report by Friday afternoon. (A) submit (B) subscribe (C) subsidize (D) subtract
3. The meeting will begin at nine o’clock ______. (A) anytime (B) hence (C) sharp (D) thus
4. All staff must wear ______ and safety shoes in this facility. (A) helmets (B) journals (C) merchants (D) partnerships
5. The office will be closed next Monday for the ______ holiday. (A) moral (B) public (C) sudden (D) technical
6. Janice wishes she ______ eligible to receive the bonus, but she hasn’t been here long enough. (A) is (B) could (C) was (D) were
7. The manager asked everyone to complete the online ______ module by next week. (A) train (B) trains (C) training (D) trained
8. Customers can pay their bills online or at one of our service ______. (A) centers (B) parliaments (C) references (D) scholars
9. The company provides a range of ______ to all of its employees. (A) apprentices (B) benefits (C) specimens (D) trustees
10. The team finished the project two days ahead ______ schedule. (A) at (B) for (C) to (D) of
11. He has worked in the customer ______ department for three years. (A) dubious (B) flexible (C) practical (D) service
12. The temperature in this building is ______ automatically. (A) control (B) controls (C) controlling (D) controlled
13. New staff receive ______ training at our training centers. (A) comprehensive (B) considerate (C) countable (D) cruel
14. The report must be sent ______ your supervisor by email before the end of the day. (A) in (B) on (C) to (D) with 【請翻頁繼續作答】 英文 第 2 頁,共 4 頁
15. The company offers additional programs ______ families and parents of young children. (A) support (B) to support (C) supportive (D) supported
16. Please check your email for the latest ______ changes so you don’t miss anything. (A) ancestor (B) capitalism (C) fertilizer (D) schedule
17. The safety meeting is held ______ the first Monday of every month. (A) on (B) in (C) up (D) out
18. All visitors must ______ at the front desk in the lobby. (A) irritate (B) pursue (C) register (D) violate
19. All of the printers on this floor seem to be out of ______. (A) function (B) gravity (C) order (D) transaction
20. The annual ______ review will take place at the end of the month for all employees. (A) investigation (B) performance (C) substance (D) tournament
21. Although the deadline was extended, the engineering team still struggled to ______ its design specifications on time. (A) final (B) finalize (C) finalization (D) finally
22. Staff members complete ______ safety certification as part of the formal training process. (A) coincidental (B) loyal (C) mandatory (D) plantation
23. The proposal, which ______ for several weeks, was ultimately rejected. (A) is under review (B) has been reviewing (C) was reviewing (D) had been under review
24. The timely arrival of a maintenance crew meant a power ______ was avoided altogether. (A) intruder (B) interval (C) invitation (D) interruption
25. The newly implemented ______ system is expected to reduce costs by approximately fifteen percent within the first year. (A) deteriorating (B) monitoring (C) stagnating (D) worsening
26. Should any of this equipment ______, the on-call supervisor must be notified immediately. (A) malfunction (B) panic (C) reform (D) speculate
27. All contractors must strictly ______ to the environmental compliance guidelines while on site. (A) advise (B) advertise (C) admonish (D) adhere
28. Having reviewed the performance ______, the department chief reallocated some resources. (A) metrics (B) lifeguards (C) junctions (D) holders
29. Unless the necessary permits are ______ in advance, construction cannot commence at the site. (A) obtain (B) obtains (C) obtaining (D) obtained
30. The department is evaluating several ______ in order to select the most cost-effective supplier. (A) orphans (B) postures (C) sacrifices (D) vendors
31.(A) associates (B) members (C) players (D) residents
32.(A) make (B) making (C) to make (D) made
33.(A) people can travel more easily (B) trains can switch lines at will (C) the city’s expenses will decrease (D) public transportation appears attractive
34.(A) among (B) beyond (C) from (D) toward
35. What is the main idea of this passage? (A) Learning a language requires several hours of study each day. (B) Regular, short periods of practice can help people learn new skills. (C) People often stop learning because they do not have enough free time. (D) Daily routines are more important when learning a language than other skills.
36. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an activity that a language learner can do during a short study period? (A) Review new words. (B) Listen to a recording. (C) Practice speaking. (D) Write a new essay.
37. Why does the author mention language learning as an example? (A) To show that language learning is easier than learning other skills. (B) To explain why people need to study languages every day. (C) To illustrate how short periods of regular practice can be used to develop a skill. (D) To suggest that listening and speaking are the best ways to learn a language.
38. What does the passage suggest about resistance to new technology? (A) It is usually caused by poor communication between employees. (B) It can result from uncertainty rather than opposition to change. (C) It indicates that a company has selected inappropriate technology. (D) It tends to disappear automatically once employees begin using the technology.
39. How is this passage organized? (A) It describes a problem, explains some of its causes and presents ways to address it. (B) It compares two approaches to introducing technology and evaluates their effectiveness. (C) It describes the development of new technology and predicts its future effects. (D) It presents several examples of technological problems and explains how they were solved.
40. The passage implies that choosing effective technology alone may not be sufficient because ______. (A) employees may not understand how the new technology relates to their work (B) most employees prefer to avoid learning new skills (C) technological improvements usually require significant financial investment (D) companies cannot accurately determine which technology is appropriate