104年公務人員初等考試試題-英文－莫妮卡的國考星空的部落格

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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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