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101年公務人員初等考試試題

(C)36 Mr. Wang’s lawyer argued strongly that his rights had been because the police had illegally searched his apartment.

(A)produced (B)misled (C)violated (D)implied

(D)37 Tina has been from diabetes for several years, and she has to go to see a doctor every month.

(A)affecting (B)catching (C)inflicting (D)suffering

(C)38 Mary experienced a great and couldn’t speak when she heard the news.

(A)sample (B)secret (C)shock (D)similarity

(A)39 Could you please go to the post office and send this out for me?

(A)letter (B)speech (C)stamp (D)word

(C)40 Jack gave me a big on my birthday last year. I was really touched.

(A)accident (B)interest (C)surprise (D)trouble

The 30-Hour Famine is a program of World Vision, an international Christian relief and development organization established in the 1950s and dedicated to helping children in the world, because “when children have food, shelter and schooling and are protected, valued and loved, a community thrives.”

Each year, World Vision decides which countries will receive funding from the 30-Hour Famine. In 2001, for example, the money went to Rwanda, India, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan, Guatemala, Mali, Tanzania and the fund raising countries. In India, the money is being used to rescue children from sweatshops. In Ethiopia, where a drought has swept the land and robbed it of its vegetation, the money is being used for reforestation and soil management programs. Eighty per cent of all money raised goes to help children, with the other 20 per cent spent on staff salaries and marketing to increase awareness of world hunger.

Now that you know about the 30-Hour Famine and the difference it can make for children around the world, what are you going to do? You can visit <www.wvi.org and www.30hrfamine.com>, learn about the campaigns in your country, register to participate in a 30-Hour Famine and plunge whole-heartedly into your hunger!

請回答下列第 41 題至第 45 題

(A)41 The 30-Hour Famine was started so that people around the world could .

(A)improve children’s lives

(B)participate in more volunteering work

(C)help poor countries do soil management

(D)gain a better understanding of what hunger means

(D)42 “Drought” in the second paragraph refers to .

(A)flood (B)earthquake (C)terrible fire (D)shortage of water

(B)43 What does the second paragraph center on?

(A)How the 30-Hour Famine works.

(B)How the money raised by the Famine is used.

(C)How the writer learned about the 30-Hour Famine.

(D)How many children die from diseases related to famine.

(A)44 Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the article?

(A)World Vision decides which countries will receive funding.

(B)Each country in need sends in a proposal to apply for sponsorship.

(C)The 30-Hour Famine Program runs the organization of World Vision.

(D)20 per cent of all money is being used for reforestation and soil management programs.

(C)45 According to the article, we can infer that .

(A)charitable actions make no difference in the world

(B)we will enjoy starving if we participate in a 30-Hour Famine

(C)the 30-Hour Famine Program is about helping children in need

(D)the volunteers go through a starvation process for their salaries

Leonardo da Vinci possessed one of history’s most searching minds. He was a scientist 46 an artist. His notebooks of more than 4,000 pages are an insight 47 his intellectual curiosity. He is perhaps best 48 his portrait Mona Lisa (1503). The identity of the Mona Lisa has long been a mystery for art scholars. In 1986 a computer analyst, Lillian Schwartz, asserted that Mona Lisa was really Leonardo himself. 49 that the painter was a homosexual and that he liked to trick people with riddles. Then in early 1987 another computer analyst came up with “evidence” that the smiling lady wore no necklace and 50 before a distant mountain range. In short, this painting may be the most controversial ever done.

請回答下列第 46 題至第 50 題

(A)46 (A)as well as (B)no better than (C)rather than (D)except for

(A)47 (A)into (B)upon (C)through (D)by

(D)48 (A)familiar with (B)familiar to (C)known with (D)known for

(C)49 (A)It is hoped (B)It is wished (C)It is believed (D)It is counted

(B)50 (A)stand (B)stood (C)standing (D)stands

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102年公務人員初等考試試題

(A)36 I need some to pay for the parking.

(A)change (B)checks (C)charge (D)currency

(B)37 Many people have died of liver cancer because it is difficult to it in its early stages.

(A)choose (B)detect (C)prefer (D)repeat

(D)38 He gets very with his job as a doorman.

(A)bore (B)boring (C)bores (D)bored

(C)39 It is a shame that the error was noticed only after Ms. Perng the project proposal.

(A)sends in (B)has sent in (C)had sent in (D)is sending in

(D)40 William found the movie because he loves the story about humans and animals.

(A)to interest (B)interest (C)interested (D)interesting

(A)41 David: I’m planning to go camping next weekend with my friends. Would you like to come with us?

Doris:

David: Are you sure you don’t want to go? It should be a lot of fun.

(A)Oh, I’d like to, but I already have other plans.

(B)Where will you go?

(C)That sounds wonderful.

(D)Thanks for inviting me.

(A)42 Waiter: Are you ready to order?

Tommy: Yes. Can I have the steak, please?

Waiter:

Tommy: Medium.

(A)How would you like it cooked? (B)Which part would you like?

(C)How fast should we serve you? (D)Do you prefer your steak well done?

Advertisements are everywhere. In order to draw our attention, advertisements have been 43 in different mediums and forms. They have been shown in buses and cars to 44 that people can see them wherever they go. They can also be seen in balloons floating up in the air. On the Internet, advertisements will pop up on the 45 so that people cannot avoid them. Although most people might feel excited when first seeing them, they can still 46 them away whenever they like. But people can do almost nothing about it if pop-up ads 47 on television. It can really affect people and most people aren’t happy to see them.

(D)43 (A)suffered (B)removed (C)explained (D)displayed

(B)44 (A)take care (B)make sure (C)pay off (D)act out

(A)45 (A)screen (B)keyboard (C)mouse (D)printer

(C)46 (A)smile (B)take (C)click (D)wipe

(C)47 (A)perform (B)watch (C)appear (D)sing

The thieves struck on the morning of August 22, 2004, not long after the Munch Museum had opened. The Sunday peace was broken by the shouting of the two men storming into the exhibition area. Using a gun to force the guards to the ground, they took two paintings off the wall and left. The whole thing took less than 5 minutes. The crime was seen as a shame to Norway, which regards Munch’s paintings as among its most valued cultural treasures. One and a half years on, six men were charged and their trial began February 14, 2006. The police may catch the thieves, but they don’t have the paintings. In the first place, the police took so long to arrive. By the time they did, the original witnesses were gone and the crime scene had been changed with other visitors. The only evidence they got was an unclear photo of two guys taken by the security camera. The police began to make some arrest 8 months later. As for the museum, it closed after the robbery and reopened 10 months later, after adding $6 million security equipment.

(D)48 On what day did the robbery happen?

(A)Monday. (B)Friday. (C)Saturday. (D)Sunday.

(B)49 When did the Museum reopen?

(A)April 2005. (B)June 2005. (C)February 2006. (D)December 2006.

(C)50 Why did the late arrival of the police make it more difficult to find the paintings?

(A)The guards had been seriously injured.

(B)The security camera had been broken.

(C)Some evidence might have been lost.

(D)The visitors had been scared away.

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102年公務人員初等考試試題

(B)36 I need to go to the to exchange my new basketball shoes.

(A)clinic (B)mall (C)coffee shop (D)restaurant

(B)37 Eating breakfast every morning is very important for students. It enables them to have enough to learn new things.

(A)interest (B)energy (C)dream (D)fun

(D)38 The endings of the modern movies are often open, the viewers in doubt as to the final outcome of the characters.

(A)left (B)leaves (C)left to (D)leaving

(B)39 This luggage is three times as heavy that.

(A)for (B)as (C)of (D)than

(B)40 Some people like football and like basketball.

(A)other (B)others (C)another (D)the other

(B)41 John: Hello, is Mark there?

Mary: Yes.

John:

Mary: Well, he’s busy right now.

(A)Where is he? (B)May I speak to him?

(C)I’ll call again later. (D)This is John speaking.

(D)42 Lisa: I’m going to the supermarket. Do you need anything?

John:

Lisa: Sure. Anything else?

(A)Yes. It’s great. (B)May I take your order?

(C)Yes, please do. (D)Could you buy some bread for me?

Online learning is also called distance education. Many American colleges and universities have been offering it for years. Online classes are usually taught by 43 who have been trained in online teaching. These classes can be highly interactive, 44 students communicate with each other and their teachers. Some classes require students to all log in at the same time so they can 45 live lectures by a professor. Students can also ask questions and work together on team projects. Many schools offer online education. Students should be especially careful of programs that offer a degree 46 for little or no work. These are known as diploma mills, and are illegal in the United States. Educational advisers also say that before you enter any program, make sure the work will 47 in your country.

(C)43 (A)technicians (B)colleagues (C)professors (D)nurses

(A)44 (A)where (B)which (C)that (D)when

(A)45 (A)join (B)participate (C)make (D)listen

(B)46 (A)exchange (B)in return (C)require (D)in need

(D)47 (A)regard (B)be regarded (C)recognize (D)be recognized

In 1888, Vincent Van Gogh moved to Arles, a town in southern France. The artist Paul Gauguin moved there too, and they became good friends. The weather was beautiful, and they were both inspired by the colorful countryside. They painted daily and talked about art, but they didn’t have much money. Van Gogh often became sad and couldn’t paint. One day he became very angry and argued with Gauguin. Gauguin left Arles, and shortly after, Van Gogh cut off a piece of his own ear.

After a while, Van Gogh began to paint again. He sent some paintings to Paris but couldn’t sell them. Then, in 1890, early on a Sunday evening, Van Gogh went out to the countryside with his paints. He took out a gun and shot himself in the chest. His brother Theo traveled from Paris to be with him. Two days later, Van Gogh died.

In his short, sad life, Van Gogh painted 200 paintings. He sold only one of them. In 1990, one of his paintings was sold for 82.5 million U.S. dollars.

(C)48 This passage is mainly about .

(A)a short friendship between Van Gogh and Gauguin

(B)the reason why Van Gogh cut off his own ear

(C)Van Gogh’s life in Arles as an unknown painter

(D)Theo’s brotherly love for Vincent Van Gogh

(D)49 Which of the following statements is correct?

(A)Van Gogh could not paint any more after his crazy act.

(B)Van Gogh did not attempt to kill himself.

(C)Theo came from Paris to attend Van Gogh’s funeral.

(D)Van Gogh killed himself in the countryside.

(B)50 One of Van Gogh’s paintings was sold for 82.5 million U.S. dollars about years after his death.

(A)50 (B)100 (C)150 (D)200

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(C)36 They decided to change the plan because they couldn’t find any to the problem.

(A)reply (B)result (C)solution (D)standard

(B)37 Some young people learn to be more and responsible after they go to college and live away from home.

(A)fearful (B)independent (C)playful (D)selfish

(A)38 If you think that skiing is so easy, you should go to Switzerland and try to ski on one of the mountains there.

(A)then (B)but (C)though (D)and

(D)39 Janet has changed a lot since high school. I could hardly her at last night’s party.

(A)mention (B)inform (C)program (D)recognize

(C)40 Please wait here for a while. I’ll have the documents for you as quickly as possible.

(A)prepare (B)prepares (C)prepared (D)preparing

Jackie Chan, possibly one of the biggest movie stars in the world, is famous for his action movies. In fact, Chan’s movies are more than simple action movies—they are action-comedies. He started using comedy early in his 41 when he was preparing to be the next Bruce Lee. He realized that his 42 face would stop him from being as tough as Lee, so he started to use comedy. But Chan quickly found that using humor was not so simple. His movie “Rush Hour” was a much 43 success in America and Europe than in Asia. Chan says this was because in different countries people have a different sense of humor. The humor in “Rush Hour” just didn’t work with 44 audiences. “From that time, I knew that I would have to make 45 movies a year; one for Asian market and one for American market.” Everyone likes humor, but the humor everyone likes is different.

(A)41 (A)career (B)family (C)childhood (D)retirement

(C)42 (A)sad (B)angry (C)friendly (D)tiresome

(C)43 (A)taller (B)heavier (C)bigger (D)darker

(A)44 (A)Asian (B)African (C)American (D)European

(B)45 (A)one (B)two (C)three (D)four

According to “pro-life” supporters, a fertilized human egg is a human being. Any effort to stop its development is murder. No one has the right to kill another human being, and so abortion, to end a pregnancy and kill a life, should not be legal. Moreover, pro-life groups often emphasize the importance of motherhood to women. They argue that abortion can do terrible damage to a woman’s body and mind.

“Pro-choice” groups, on the other hand, support a woman’s right to choose whether or not to have an abortion. They argue that a woman has the right to control her body and to determine her future. Besides, as the majority of fertilized eggs are lost from the womb naturally and do not develop further, it is wrong to see an embryo or a fetus as a person, with a right to life.

(D)46 What is the main topic of the article?

(A)Motherhood (B)Children (C)Eggs (D)Abortion

(C)47 According to the article, “pro-life” supporters see a human embryo as a .

(A)killer (B)womb (C)person (D)lawyer

(A)48 According to the article, which of the following is “pro-life” supporters’ argument?

(A)Women who have an abortion will suffer physically and mentally.

(B)Motherhood is not important to women at all.

(C)Men love women who oppose abortion more than those who are for it.

(D)Men will have an affair if their wives have an abortion.

(B)49 According to the article, “pro-choice” groups argue that .

(A)it’s wrong to end a pregnancy

(B)women should be allowed to make choices for themselves

(C)a fetus has a right to life

(D)children are unimportant to women

(D)50 It can be inferred from the article that for “pro-choice” groups, abortion is a .

(A)dangerous choice (B)medical issue (C)serious crime (D)human right

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103年公務人員初等考試試題

(B)36 This CD player is more expensive than in the store.

(A)all together (B)any other (C)others (D)all

(B)37 Henry is very smart, and he knows how to the difficult problem.

(A)burn up (B)deal with (C)stop by (D)wake up

(B)38 Because Linda is trying to lose weight, she desserts as much as she can.

(A)enjoys (B)avoids (C)loves (D)purchases

(A)39 as the two government leaders could not reach an agreement, the possibilities for peace are still remote.

(A)As long (B)As much (C)As soon (D)As many

(D)40 Some people think that BMI is too general to be really useful. Despite the , there are strong positive aspects of it.

(A)crisis (B)conflict (C)climate (D)criticism

Those who are in favor of bringing the wolves back to Yellowstone have their arguments. Biologists say that wolves 41 an important part in the ecosystem of this wilderness area. Through their 42 they remove the weak and diseased members of the elk and deer populations. They keep the population 43 growing too large. Naturalists believe the wolves are an essential part of the wilderness. And they are the only part of the ecosystem that is 44 from the Yellowstone area. Naturalists want to restore Yellowstone to the way it 45 before Columbus set foot in America in 1492. They want visitors to the park to have the experience of hearing wolves howl at night—an experience many describe as the best the wilderness has to offer.

(B)41 (A)use (B)play (C)give (D)worth

(B)42 (A)mating (B)hunting (C)growing (D)bombing

(D)43 (A)to (B)on (C)out (D)from

(C)44 (A)to miss (B)missed (C)missing (D)to be missed

(B)45 (A)is (B)was (C)were (D)has been

When people get married, they usually plan to have children. Sometimes, however, a couple cannot have a child of their own. In this case, they may decide to adopt a child. Some people prefer to adopt infants; others adopt older children. Some couples adopt children from their own countries; others adopt children from foreign countries. Some people adopt children of their same race; others adopt children of different races.

Most adopted children know that they are adopted. Psychologists and child care experts generally think this is a good idea. However, many adoptees have very little information about their biological mother and father. As a matter of fact, it is often very difficult for adoptees to find out about their birth parents because the birth records of most adoptees are usually sealed. The information is confidential, so no one can see it. Sealed documents protect both adoptees and their natural parents.

(A)46 According to the article, married couples usually wish to .

(A)have children (B)travel around the world

(C)buy a car (D)make a fortune

(D)47 According to the article, which of the following statements is true?

(A)Married couples usually prefer to adopt infants.

(B)Few couples want to adopt children of different races.

(C)Young couples like to adopt children from foreign countries.

(D)Married couples may adopt children of different ages.

(B)48 Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word “adoptees” in the article?

(A)child psychologists (B)adopted children

(C)child care experts (D)adoptive parents

(B)49 Which of the following is closest in meaning to “natural parents” that appears at the end of the article?

(A)Related parents (B)Biological parents (C)Loving parents (D)Lucky parents

(C)50 According to the article, sealed documents about adoptees are meant to be .

(A)offensive (B)confusing (C)secret (D)open

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104年公務人員初等考試試題

(C)36 Hackers can our computers and steal our personal information.

(A)take up (B)take off (C)take over (D)take away

(C)37 Many women take up karate to feel secured in the streets at night.

(A)in case (B)so that (C)so as (D)in care

(B)38 People in this town wanted to the overpriced shop although it has a great variety of imported goods.

(A)brake (B)boycott (C)broaden (D)brew

(D)39 Every time I a new word, I look it up in the dictionary.

(A)fall over (B)bound for (C)cruise in (D)come across

(C)40 When ordered by their parents to eat vegetables, many children do so only .

(A)deliciously (B)gracefully (C)reluctantly (D)unknowingly

第 41 題至第 45 題，請依文意，從四個選項中選出最合適者

Taiwan ranked ninth among 12 Asian countries rated in an English skills index, outperforming only Vietnam, China and Thailand. The 41 was reported by Education First, an international education company, that rated 1.7 million adults from 54 countries globally from 2009 - 11 based on tests covering English listening and reading proficiency. Taiwan ranked ninth in Asia and 30th in the world and its global ranking was 42 the 26th - 38th range that

represents low proficiency, according to the company’s English Proficiency Index.

Commenting on Singapore and Malaysia’s English skills, Education First Senior Vice President Christopher McCormick said the two nations have higher proficiencies because their populations are composed of multiple 43 groups who rely on English to communicate. 44 South Korea（21st overall）and Japan（22nd overall）put a high priority on education, the lack of an English-speaking environment, the focus on memorization and the passive interaction 45 teachers and students led to their proficiency levels falling below the OECD average, he said.

(A)41 (A)result (B)achievement (C)game (D)cooperation

(D)42 (A)at (B)over (C)under (D)within

(B)43 (A)athletic (B)ethnic (C)political (D)age

(A)44 (A)Although (B)Because (C)Whatever (D)Nevertheless

(D)45 (A)during (B)within (C)around (D)between

請依下文回答第 46 題至第 50 題

AP classes are college-level courses taken during high school that will provide students the opportunity to earn credit or advanced standing at most colleges and universities. According to The College Board, AP classes help students：

Gain the edge in college preparation
Stand out in the college admissions process
Broaden your intellectual horizons

For more information on how to register and the benefits of scheduling AP courses, talk to your high school counselor, an AP instructor or go to http://www.CollegeBoard.com.

If your high school doesn’t have all of these classes, colleges and universities will consider this fact. Also, many colleges and universities have special admissions procedures for students who have high academic potential but need help to reach that potential because of educational or other disadvantages.

(D)46 What is mainly described in this passage？

(A)The College Board. (B)Disadvantaged high school students.

(C)College admissions procedures. (D)Special classes in secondary schools.

(B)47 Who are the target readers of this passage？

(A)College professors. (B)High school students.

(C)College board members. (D)Admissions officials.

(A)48 Which of the following is not true about AP courses？

(A)They are offered in all schools.

(B)They make students more knowledgeable.

(C)They prepare students for college studies.

(D)They are recognized for college credit in many universities.

(D)49 What does AP most likely stand for in this passage？

(A)Associate Professor. (B)Associated Press.

(C)Account Payable. (D)Advanced Placement.

(C)50 Which of the following words from the passage is closest in meaning to “advantage”？

(A)Credit. (B)Standing. (C)Edge. (D)Potential.

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104年公務人員初等考試試題-英文

等 別：初等考試

科 目：英文

104年公務人員初等考試試題

(D)36 Under the threat of Ebola virus, people who have not been inoculated are to the disease.

(A)numerable (B)anonymous (C)insensitive (D)vulnerable

(C)37 Hurricanes are not ; therefore, they always cause severe casualties.

(A)portable (B)persistent (C)predictable (D)premature

(B)38 M. Rodriguez said clearly, “I like Pilar. She always with her jokes.”

(A)freaked me out (B)cheered me up (C)chilled me out (D)ended me up

(C)39 The Internet is rapidly the TV as the most popular form of home entertainment.

(A)taking place of (B)in use of (C)replacing (D)displacing

(D)40 The most convenient way to get this small town is to ride a scooter.

(A)on (B)above (C)at (D)around

第 41 題至第 45 題，請依文意，從四個選項中選出最合適者

Pushing a wheelchair is not really as easy as it looks. Before 41 out, you have to make sure that the rider is situated well in the seat of the wheelchair, so that the balance is kept steady during the ride. Also, her legs have to be firmly placed on the footrests so that her feet will not 42 on the ground. Then, before going forward, the brakes on the wheels have to be released. While en route, there are also many things to watch out for. You should never go too fast 43 bumps appear in your path. Maybe a teenager will suddenly stop in front of you to tie his tennis 44 laces or a young toddler will wander into your pathway, and you will have to come to a 45 stop. If you are careful enough, you and the rider will arrive at your destination without any mishaps.

(B)41 (A)reaching (B)setting (C)stretching (D)pointing

(A)42 (A)drag (B)pull (C)walk (D)trip

(C)43 (A)if so (B)and then (C)in case (D)although

(C)44 (A)ball (B)racket (C)shoe (D)game

(B)45 (A)later (B)sudden (C)false (D)heavy

請依下文回答第 46 題至第 50 題

Tourism today has become rather specialized. In addition to the general tours, which only allow the traveler to quickly visit one or two heritage sites and do a little shopping on the side, innovative travel agencies offer a number of itineraries for people with special interests. For modern-day religious pilgrims, trips are arranged to Jerusalem and Mecca. For people who are interested in nature, ocean liners retrace the voyages taken by the naturalist Charles Darwin.

Nature lovers can also take ecological tours that teach how to distinguish the plant and insect life in preserved wetlands. One of the newer types of tourism is called dark tourism, which includes tours to cemeteries and prisons. The traveler can visit the tombs of famous people at a cemetery in Paris or visit prisons where well-known political prisoners or hardened criminals were imprisoned. For people who take such specialized tours, learning something is more important than just being able to say, “I’ve been there.”

(A)46 The journey taken together by the faithful followers of a particular religion is called a .

(A)pilgrimage (B)pleasure trip (C)performance (D)general tour

(B)47 An ocean tour that follows Darwin’s journeys would take you to see the unusual on remote islands in the Pacific.

(A)history museums (B)natural species

(C)sea coast resorts (D)high-tech harbors

(C)48 According to the paragraph, on an ecological tour you would most likely be given instruction in various species of plant life.

(A)cultivating (B)planting (C)identifying (D)hybridizing

(B)49 The type of tourism called dark tourism could take you to visit a .

(A)medieval castle (B)burial site (C)political convention (D)battleground

(B)50 From the paragraph we may assume that the writer most likely prefers tours.

(A)expensive (B)specialized (C)ordinary (D)business

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103年公務人員初等考試試題-英文

102年公務人員初等考試試題-英文

101年公務人員初等考試試題-英文

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105年公務人員初等考試試題-英文-一般行政類科

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類 科：一般行政

科 目：英文

105年公務人員初等考試試題

(A)36 The weather forecast says it is going to clear soon.

(A)up (B)out (C)over (D)down

(A)37 Prior his departure, the man wrote an email to his daughter.

(A)to (B)of (C)in (D)on

(C)38 You may not like this place because it’s in the middle of nowhere and you have to all the inconvenience.

(A)catch up with (B)keep up with (C)put up with (D)come up with

(A)39 Take a at the time when your body most needs to sleep.

(A)nap (B)lap (C)cap (D)pan

(A)40 I often think of the school I went to and the friends I made there.

(A)that (B)what (C)when (D)where

(B)41 This time he took his medicine without to do so.

(A)have reminded (B)having been reminded (C)reminding (D)to remind

Nowadays, computers have become part of our daily lives. People use computers to search for information, or simply play computer games.

I use my computer twice a week. I frequently use it to download pop songs and movies from the Internet. I often use Facebook to keep in touch with friends who are far away. Sometimes I write something and post it on my blog in order to let others know what is going on in my life.

Computers are convenient; however, they do cause serious problems. For example, some teenagers play computer games so often that they ignore their studies. They become addicted to computer games and stop interacting with people, finally forgetting how to function in the real world. In addition, long hours of computer use can result in poor eyesight and other health problems.

(C)42 How often does the speaker use his or her computer?

(A)every day (B)every other week (C)two times a week (D)twice a day

(A)43 All of the following problems are named in the article except

(A)expensive cost (B)health concern

(C)internet addiction (D)personal relationship

(D)44 When the author lists the problems related to computer, he or she is especially talking about

(A)people who have many friends. (B)poor and lazy students.

(C)those in their old age. (D)young people between 13 and 19.

(D)45 According to the article, people may not be able to see well because they

(A)eat too much. (B)don’t wear glasses.

(C)study very hard. (D)use computer for too long.

The endangered leopard cat is one of only two wild cat species native to Taiwan. They are ash-brown or yellow brown 46 , and weigh three to six kilograms. Their bodies are 55-65 centimeters 47 . Truth be told, leopard cats don’t look all that different from a housecat; the most obvious difference is the white patch they have behind their ears.

Miaoli County has a 48 large population of leopard cats and they live right among us. The reason why leopard cats choose to live so close to human habitations is because the grasslands, forests, and fields are full of rodents, birds, and hares on which they prey, and the forests provide the cats 49 protected environment in which to rear their young. Recently, the development in the area has endangered this cleverest of cats. We must work together if we are to save them from the threats they 50 .

(C)46 (A)in size (B)in shape (C)in color (D)in figure

(A) (D)47 (A)tall (B)fat (C)high (D)long

(A)48 (A)relatively (B)recklessly (C)physically (D)optionally

(A)49 (A)with (B)that (C)for (D)to

(D)50 (A)deal (B)reduce (C)pose (D)face

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