10. The company's accountant was charged with ________, accused of unlawfully transferring company funds into her personal accounts.
(A) conspiracy
(B) extortion
(C) mischief
(D) embezzlement

1. What is the best title for this passage? (A) The Hazards of Cell Phone Conversations While Driving (B) The Benefits of Hands-Free Models in Driving Safety (C) Exploring the Cognitive Impact of Multitasking While Driving (D) The Role of Cell Phones in Car Accidents

2. How does University of Utah psychologist David Strayer characterize the difference between “looking” and “seeing” in the context of driving? (A) Looking means paying attention, while seeing means being distracted. (B) Looking implies processing visual signals, while seeing implies visual distraction. (C) Looking and seeing are synonymous in the context of driving. (D) Looking involves gazing directly at objects, while seeing involves understanding the road environment.

3. What is the definition of the term “inattention blindness” as described in the passage? (A) A condition where one is blind to certain visual stimuli while driving (B) A phenomenon where one's visual perception is hindered due to lack of attention (C) A cognitive state where one becomes hyper-aware of surrounding distractions (D) A neurological disorder affecting the eye’ ability to process visual information

4. According to the author, what is the real cause behind all the cell phone-related accidents? (A) The act of holding the cell phone. (B) The cause is still unknown. (C) The phone conversation itself. (D) Drivers cannot see what is ahead of them.

5. According to the passage, why does engaging in cell phone conversation while driving lead to distraction? (A) Because it increases the visual processing capacity of the brain. (B) Because it reduces the brain’s ability to process visual signals. (C) Because it enhances the driver’s reaction time. (D) Because it improves the driver’s attention to the road.

1.(A) Despite (B) In accordance with (C) While (D) In terms of

2.(A) onset (B) aftermath (C) magnitude (D) afterwards

3.(A) plunged into (B) bumped into (C) indulged into (D) ventured into

4.(A) redundant (B) optional (C) capricious (D) pivotal

5.(A) feline (B) canine (C) rodent (D) equine

115年 - 115 臺灣警察專科學校_甄選入學中央警察大學初試試題：英文#140608

115年 - [無官方正解]115 中央警察大學_碩士班入學考試試題：英文#139754

115年 - 115 中央警察大學_學士班二年制技術系入學考試試題：英文#139738

114年 - [無官方正解]114 中央警察大學_碩士班入學考試試題_各所：英文#146810

114年 - [非官方正解]114 中央警察大學_學士班二年制技術系入學考試_各系：英文#127020

113年 - [無官方正解]113 中央警察大學_碩士班入學考試試題_各所：英文#147717

113年 - 113 中央警察大學_學士班二年制技術系入學考試_各系：英文#119783

113年 - 113 臺灣警察專科學校_甄選入學中央警察大學初試試題：英文#119593

112年 - 112 中央警察大學_學士班二年制技術系入學考試試題_各系：英文#114225

112年 - 112 臺灣警察專科學校_甄選入學中央警察大學初試試題：英文#113768