115年 - 115 國立嘉義大學 115 學年度轉學生招生考試試題：英文#143715

1. The company has experienced a steady _____ in profits this year. (A) increase (B) increasing (C) increased (D) increasingly

2. She apologized _____ the mistake she had made. (A) for (B) with (C) on (D) by

3. The article provides useful insights _____ consumer behavior. (A) at (B) for (C) into (D) by

4. The manager asked all employees _____ the safety regulations. (A) follow (B) followed (C) following (D) to follow

5. While I _____ TV, my brother was doing his homework. (A) watched (B) was watching (C) watch (D) am watching

6. The museum contains a valuable collection of artifacts _____ from ancient Greece. (A) derive (B) deriving (C) derived (D) derives

7. Students are encouraged to participate actively _____ class discussions. (A) on (B) by (C) in (D) for

8. By the time we arrived, the concert _____ already begun. (A) has (B) had (C) was (D) is

9. The professor's lecture was so _____ that students continued discussing it afterward. (A) stimulate (B) stimulation (C) stimulated (D) stimulating

10. The proposal, _____ by several experts, received widespread support. (A) reviewing (B) reviewed (C) review (D) to review

11. If the company _____ more carefully, it could have avoided the financial loss. (A) planned (B) plans (C) had planned (D) has planned

12. It is essential that every student _____ the assignment before Friday. (A) submits (B) submit (C) submitted (D) will submit

13. Despite _____ numerous technical difficulties, the engineers completed the project on time. (A) encounter (B) encountered (C) having encountered (D) to encounter

14. Rarely _____ such an impressive display of scientific innovation. (A) we have seen (B) have we seen (C) we saw (D) did saw we

15. Had the government acted sooner, the environmental damage _____ significantly reduced. (A) would be (B) would have been (C) had been (D) was

16. The company has made significant progress _____ expanding its international market. (A) in (B) at (C) with (D) by

17. The speaker emphasized the importance of _____ cultural differences in international communication. (A) respecting (B) respect (C) respected (D) to respect

18. Few students are aware _____ the opportunities available through exchange programs. (A) with (B) for (C) of (D) by

19. The new policy is expected to have a positive _____ on employee morale. (A) affect (B) effect (C) effective (D) effectively

20. The report provides a detailed _____ of the economic situation in the region. (A) analyze (B) analytical (C) analysis (D) analyst

21. (A) quickly (B) carefully (C) suddenly (D) loudly

22. (A) boring (B) expensive (C) effective (D) difficult

23. (A) create (B) use (C) collect (D) forget

24. (A) Therefore (B) Instead (C) However (D) Fortunately

25. (A) replacement (B) discussion (C) result (D) example

26. (A) little (B) less (C) least (D) few

27. (A) reusable (B) repairable (C) repeatable (D) renewable

28. (A) save (B) saving (C) to save (D) saved

29. (A) because (B) if (C) but (D) unless

30. (A) between (B) through (C) around (D) during

31. What is the main idea of this passage? (A) Nintendo and Niantic are the biggest video game companies in the world. (B) Pikmin Bloom is a game that combines walking, technology, and global community. (C) Walking 100,000 steps a week is the best way to lose weight. (D) Players need to buy many virtual items to enjoy mobile games.

32. According to the passage, how does Pikmin Bloom help players stay healthy? (A) By teaching them how to grow real plants at home. (B) By asking them to sit on a couch and relax. (C) By encouraging them to walk more in their daily lives. (D) By giving them healthy food when they win a game.

33. What can players do in the "Walking Challenges"? (A) Play traditional video games against their friends. (B) Travel to different countries to find rare Pikmin. (C) Sell their virtual flower petals and badges to other players. (D) Work together with global players to reach a stepping goal.

34. What can we infer about Pikmin Bloom from the passage? (A) It makes people feel lonely because they only talk to virtual characters. (B) It changes how people think about mobile games and exercise. (C) It is too difficult for people who do not like technology. (D) It is only popular in a few cities around the world.

35. In paragraph 3 and 4, what does the word "community" mean? (A) A group of people who share the same interests or goals. (B) A type of dangerous animal found in the wild. (C) A large computer that controls a gaming system. (D) A long highway used for driving fast cars.

36. What is the main purpose of study-abroad programs according to the above passage? (A) To help students find jobs overseas (B) To allow students to earn money abroad (C) To provide educational experiences in another country (D) To replace traditional university courses

37. Which benefit of studying abroad is mentioned? (A) Guaranteed employment (B) Improved language skills 3 (C) Reduced tuition costs (D) Easier academic requirements

38. What does the word "adaptability" most nearly mean in the text? (A) Creativity (B) Flexibility (C) Intelligence (D) Leadership

39. Which challenge is NOT mentioned in the above passage? (A) Homesickness (B) Financial problems (C) Language barriers (D) Different teaching methods

40. What is the author's overall attitude toward study-abroad programs? (A) Strongly negative (B) Neutral (C) Generally positive (D) Critical

41. What is the main idea of the passage? (A) Social media should be banned in schools. (B) Social media has both benefits and potential risks. (C) Young people spend too much time online. (D) Mental health problems are caused entirely by technology.

42. According to the passage, social media can be useful because it (A) guarantees accurate information. (B) replaces face-to-face communication. (C) allows people to communicate and share information quickly. (D) prevents anxiety and depression.

43. Why might social media negatively affect self-esteem? (A) People spend too much money online. (B) Users compare themselves to idealized images. (C) Social media contains too much educational content. (D) Users cannot communicate with friends.

44. The word "passively" in the third paragraph is closest in meaning to (A) actively participating (B) carelessly and without involvement (C) professionally (D) enthusiastically

45.What would the author most likely recommend? (A) Avoid all forms of social media. (B) Use social media responsibly and in moderation. (C) Follow as many influencers as possible. (D) Spend more time online than offline.

46. In the last paragraph, the word "backgrounds" is closest in meaning to ______. (A) family names (C) cultural and personal experiences (B) educational levels (D) job positions

47. What is the main idea of the passage? (A) K -pop artists earn a lot of money from concerts. (B) K -pop has helped connect people and cultures around the world. (C) Korean is becoming the most popular language in the world. (D) Social media is replacing traditional music.

48. According to the passage, how do fans communicate with one another? (A) By writing letters to artists. (B) By attending school clubs. (C) Through social media and online communities. (D) Through television programs.

49. Why do some people start learning Korean? (A) They want to work in South Korea. (B) Their schools require them to study Korean. (C) They become interested in the language through K -pop. (D) Korean is easier than other languages.

50. What can we infer from the passage? (A) Most K -pop fans live in South Korea. (B) K -pop may continue to promote cultural exchange in the future. (C) Social media has made music less popular than before. (D) Fans only care about music and not culture.