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(A) with enough good quality
(B) were good enough quality
(C) were of good enough quality
(D) have enough good quality

Ⅳ. 短文結構：共 5 題，第 41 至 45 題，請依據各題文意與語法，選出最適當的答案。 41.“Today, in my presentation, I intend to outline three benefits of participating in the university’s summer internship program. The first benefit I shall discuss is the experience of learning by doing. _______________ A further benefit is to expand our professional network by meeting and working with in-field professionals and even our future counterparts. What comes last but not least is to be able to evaluate ourselves to identify our own strengths and weaknesses.” (A) Let me tell you a story to illustrate my point. (B) Hands-on work of learning is indeed down-to-earth. (C) Besides, we get to make some extra cash. (D) Classroom learning is inadequate and no longer necessary.

42.Psychologists tell us that lying is a characteristic human behavior and happens for two reasons: to receive rewards and / or to avoid punishment. _______________ This is called “situational honesty.” Because most of us are trained to believe lying is wrong, it creates stress. When under stress, a person who is lying normally displays several verbal and nonverbal clues. Most of the verbal clues will be obvious when the individual is asked a difficult question. (A) If situation is considered, we may suffer from stress to a certain degree. (B) Hence, human behavior becomes an ethical issue in educational psychology. (C) Whether we lie depends on our calculation of the rewards and punishment. (D) It depends on people’s conscience as well if they should or could tell lies.

43.Dear Sir or Madam: I am writing to complain about the service I received at your restaurant last Friday evening. I made a reservation call a week ago and was made sure a table for two was reserved. However, as my guest and I arrived on time, we were told by the receptionist that there was no reservation record under my name. _______________ Instead, we were asked to step aside to wait. After patiently waiting for half an hour, we saw one table cleared out and asked to be seated. Your receptionist rudely replied that the table was for a party of four, and since we only had two, she had to seat other walk-in customers first. (A) This was obviously your negligence, for which you should have taken full responsibility. (B) I would therefore demand some compensation. (C) I was furious because you did not provide beverages while we were waiting. (D) Apology would not be accepted unless the employee was punished.

44.In most big EU countries drinking is in decline. In France and Italy the average adult drinks over a third less than he or she did 30 years ago. Germans and Spaniards are also drying out quickly. _______________ (A) Alcohol consumption has likewise fallen in most of eastern Europe in recent decades. (B) Across Europe, economies are stagnating and unemployment is climbing. (C) Rising numbers of urban workers finish up their days by a bottle of liquor. (D) Britain has become a land of chardonnay and pinot noir.

45.The consumption growth forecasts imply that, by 2010, the BRICs will contribute almost half of global consumption growth. _______________ A breakdown of retail sales shows that automobile sales in China have risen dramatically over the past six months, lifting retail sales with them. (A) Particularly, Chinese household consumption is expected to be slower in 2010 and the years to come. (B) In particular, China will contribute almost 30 % of global consumption growth, more than the G3 and almost double that of the US. (C) Although China’s income per capita is lower than Brazil’s, the penetration of some goods is higher than that in Brazil. (D) China’s import share of automotive products remains low at 2.5 %, compared with 6.8 % in Brazil and 14.7 % in Russia. 

Ⅴ. 寫作技巧：共 5 題，第 46 至 50 題，請仔細閱讀每題的四個句子，組成文意 連貫的段落，選出排列順序正確之答案。46.Nowadays people tend to consume multiple forms of media simultaneously.(1) The heavy media multitaskers were found not able to concentrate, control their memory, or switch among tasks as successfully as the low media multitaskers.(2) That is, they will listen to an iPod, send instant messages, check emails and watch an online video at the same time. (3) Therefore, heavy media multitaskers are much easier to be distracted. (4) In a series of three tests for one hundred students to understand the behaviors of multitaskers, some findings were reported. (A) 4123 (B) 3124 (C) 3241 (D) 2413

47.Every year, many migrant Asian laborers go to a foreign country eagerly anticipating the lucrative jobs they have been promised.(1) Unfortunately, many have their dreams shattered. (2) The key culprits are unscrupulous recruitment agents, greedy employers and corrupt government officials. (3) They collude to make huge profits through an illegal but thriving trade in work permits and visas.(4) Human rights activists say maybe millions of migrants are cheated by the criminal group each year. (A) 1423 (B) 2341 (C) 1324 (D) 4132

48.“Environmental autism” is a term that psychologists use to name the condition of some children. (1) Some of them didn’t make eye contact or react to heat or cold.(2) The others simply withdrew into themselves. (3) After being deprived of interaction for a long time, they behaved abnormally.(4) These children were raised with neglect by their parents; oftentimes with no human contact. (A) 1324 (B) 1423 (C) 4312 (D) 3421

49.Irene Rosenfeld hasn’t been around Kraft Foods’ suburban Chicago headquarters much for a while.(1) Rosenfeld has grabbed her leather folders of meticulously compiled research and is traveling to London and around the U.S. in Kraft’s Gulfstream jet.(2) These trips weren’t supposed to be urgent or secretive.(3) The door to her wood-paneled office is kept closed. Her desk is bare.(4) But they’ve become both as Rosenfeld scrambles to reassure shareholders that her surprising $ 17 billion bid to buy British candymaker Cadbury will be good for them. (A) 1243 (B) 3124 (C) 1342 (D) 2413 的

50.No one in the office beats Claire on new ideas of design. For nearly five years running, Claire has been highly acclaimed by awards and honors more than any others in the half-century history of the company, a fashion icon. (1) Born in an impoverished family, Claire had learned in her childhood how to make everything from scratch: sewing pieces of rags to make a dress for her doll found in a dumpster, retouching the hand-me-downs from neighbors, and even embellishing worn-out clothes to look new again. (2) So, mystery solved. Her uncanny creative endowment, ironically, was bestowed by poverty. (3) Claire’s background was indeed rather unorthodox: no formal education or training of fashion design, no prior work experience, and of course, no glamorous fashion looks herself. (4) Claire’s coworkers, however, could not help but wonder how she does all these, because anyone who knows Claire would raise the same question – she cannot possibly be the creative type. (A) 1432 (B) 2413 (C) 3421 (D) 4312

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