文意字彙
1. To help the child _____ the pills, Mrs. Wu poured her a large glass of water.
(A) attach (B) drink (C) swallow (D) collect
2. The rising cost of higher education may _____ many good students from attending college.
(A) avoid (B) request (C) surrender (D) prevent
3. Some of the more common English _____ include don't, isn't, it's, and let's.
(A) contractions (B) calculations (C) attractions (D) reformations
4. As the final exam was _____, many students were busy studying in the library.
(A) overcoming (B) approaching (C) completing (D) preparing
5. Thailand is a _____ country to visit, so it attracts tens of thousands of tourists each year.
(A) dreadful (B) backward (C) considerate (D) fascinating
6. We must all bear in mind that good nutrition is not just smart, it is _____.
(A) vital (B) generous (C) dramatic (D) reasonable
7. What happened at last night's meeting was _____ my fault. I'll take full responsibility.
(A) suddenly (B) currently (C) entirely (D) doubtfully
文法結構
8. Each of the finalists _____ a certificate and a gift for taking part in the speech contest.
(A) gave (B) giving (C) was given (D) had given
9. To tell you the truth, I know Jenny quite well—probably _____ than anyone else.
(A) better (B) farther (C) less (D) much
10. The award goes to _____ can offer the best solution to the city's worsening water pollution problem.
(A) whatever (B) whoever (C) whenever (D) wherever
綜合測驗
Are you a left-brain or right-brain thinker? Scientists have long known 11 for most people, the left side of the brain contains key areas for certain language functions—word choice, grammar, and articulation. 12 to the left hemisphere can produce "aphasias," 13 , disorders of language involving difficulties in speech fluency, word choice, and comprehension, in varying combinations 14 on the location and size of the lesion. By contrast, the contributions of the right or "minor" hemisphere 15 language functions have usually been considered rudimentary at best.
11. (A) this (B) that (C) what (D) whether
12. (A) Growth (B) Exercise (C) Damage (D) Balance
13. (A) thus (B) likewise (C) that is (D) in sum
14. (A) depend (B) depended (C) to depend (D) depending
15. (A) to (B) at (C) past (D) after
People sometimes think that other animals have a single language that they can all understand. This is not 16 . Each species has its own way of giving information. 17 , a haddock cannot understand a horse even though the horse's meaning is perfectly clear to other horses. 18 related kinds of animal sometimes use similar sounds or actions, but usually the most important parts of their languages are different. Danger signals are the 19 . These are often understood by several kinds of creature, all of 20 benefit from the warning.
16. (A) it (B) so (C) same (D) quite
17. (A) Otherwise (B) In addition (C) For instance (D) To conclude
18. (A) Easily (B) Closely (C) Loosely (D) Fortunately
19. (A) memory (B) necessity (C) information (D) exception
20. (A) it (B) that (C) them (D) which
閱讀測驗
Grammar and Beyond ensures success in the classroom and beyond with its unique combination of corpus-based charts, direct application of grammar in all four skills, and ample opportunities for writing.
What Makes Grammar and Beyond Different?
Corpus-based information―The grammar presentations are based on a careful analysis of the billion-word Cambridge English Corpus, so students and teachers can be confident that the information represents real-world use.
Common mistakes sections―Students also learn how to avoid the most common mistakes and practice finding and correcting them. The information on common mistakes comes from the Cambridge Learner Corpus, which ensures that it represents actual student errors.
Writing practice in class―Every unit offers explicit application of the target grammar in writing. This allows students to practice using the grammar in their writing.
Writing skills development online―When you bundle your student books with Writing Skills Interactive, you give your students hours of automatically graded practice in vocabulary and writing skills.
21. What is this text mainly about?
(A) A book promotion.
(B) Presentation techniques.
(C) Cambridge English Corpus.
(D) Teaching of all four language skills.
22. In how many ways is Grammar and Beyond unique according to the text?
(A) Two.
(B) Three.
(C) Four.
(D) Five.
23. Which of the following best defines the word "corpus" as it is used in the text?
(A) A human or animal body.
(B) The main part of an organ.
(C) The principal of an investment.
(D) A collection of written or spoken material.
24. What is most likely Writing Skills Interactive?
(A) Online software.
(B) Common writing errors.
(C) Corpus-based charts.
(D) Tips for classroom success.
25. Which of the following is true about the Cambridge Learner Corpus?
(A) It makes teachers confident.
(B) It shows real student errors.
(C) It helps teachers with vocabulary teaching.
(D) It gives students opportunities to practice their writing skills.
九十三學年度身心障礙學生升學大專校院甄試
類組：大學
科目：英文 （10012）
共40題，每題2.5分
1. I am on a diet. What I have for breakfast is a thin _____ of bread.
1. slice
2. flock
3. block
4. group
1. The _____ of this interesting book is going to read to children in the library next Monday.
(A) author
(B) engineer
(C) surgeon
(D) mayor
1. You must _____ yourself properly in class. It is impolite of you to talk and eat while the teacher is teaching very hard.
(A) prove
(B) conduct
(C) misbehave
(D) obey
1. I like the paintings the _____ artist made. They are works full of new ideas and imagination.
(A) loyal
(B) jealous
(C) nervous
(D) creative
1. _____, I watch English movies, but most of the time, I prefer to watch Chinese ones.
(A) Surprisingly
(B) Occasionally
(C) Miraculously
(D) Unfortunately
1. The musician has been living in _____ for years. He has never had enough money to pay for his basic needs.
(A) heaven
(B) luxury
(C) poverty
(D) illusion
1. Though I have been trying very hard, I still have difficulty _____ this modern poem.
(A) swallowing
(B) threatening
(C) memorizing
(D) wakening
1. She is a teacher ____ of respect. She teaches her students with love and patience. She also treats them fairly and nicely.
(A) worthy
(B) fond
(C) critical
(D) wise
1. The father has a very bad _____.He tends to become angry suddenly and easily. For example, he flies into a fury even when his children make a very small mistake by accident.
(A) income
(B) temper
(C) brain
(D) mark
1. It was unkind of you to _____ the boy about his poor parents.
(A) please
(B) admire
(C) praise
(D) tease
1. We should be _____ of each other's different opinions so as to have a better relationship.
(A) respectful
(B) protective
(C) suitable
(D) efficient
1. You can depend on him to take care of every detail of the important meeting. In fact, he is thought of as the most _____ person of the company.
(A) irritable
(B) incapable
(C) irresponsible
(D) reliable
1. I am extremely _____ to those who spent their valuable time with my family when I was away home in the army.
(A) identical
(B) moderate
(C) grateful
(D) sympathetic
1. The strong-willed president vowed that he and his country would never _____ to the enemy.
(A) surrender
(B) transfer
(C) overlook
(D) invade
1. In my opinion, the two bank robberies were _____ connected. They were committed by the same gang of robbers.
(A) intimately
(B) genetically
(C) fluently
(D) delightfully
1. To everyone's amazement, the pop singer got _____ one week after she married her childhood playmate. She said she didn't want to be kept in bondage by marriage.
(A) promoted
(B) divorced
(C) intimidated
(D) thrilled
1. A: Was it a _____ disease? B: Yes, it used to cause people to die but now it can be easily cured by modern medicine.
(A) fatal
(B) dental
(C) central
(D) accidental
1. The company offers very _____ working hours to me. I don't need to start and end my work at fixed times. All I should do is work forty hours a week.
(A) resentful
(B) enthusiastic
(C) intensive
(D) flexible
1. The class is boring. There isn't any _____ between the teacher and the students. The teacher keeps talking while the students are sitting on their chairs listening quietly.
(A) eruption
(B) flavor
(C) argument
(D) interaction
1. Good teachers have to be able to _____ their students to learn or to achieve their goals.
(A) move
(B) motivate
(C) mourn
(D) motion
21. Though I _____ to Italy twice, I plan to go on a vacation there for the third time this summer.
(A) had been
(B) have gone
(C) have been
(D) had gone
22. I _____ be a lazy person but now I work as hard as I can.
(A) used to
(B) would like to
(C) prefer to
(D) am supposed to
23. I am too poor to buy anything. I wish I _____ a lot of money.
(A) have
(B) had
(C) have had
(D) had had
24. I like these two restaurants. _____ of them is expensive. The prices either restaurant charges are quite reasonable.
(A) All
(B) Both
(C) Neither
(D) Each
25. I am trying hard to comfort the little boy _____ father got badly injured in an accident the other day.
(A) who
(B) whom
(C) whose
(D) , who
26. I became _____ in the dark cave. I lost my sense of direction, not knowing which direction I should go.
(A) accustomed
(B) disoriented
(C) overwhelmed
(D) hooked
27. _____ you go in Taipei, you will see stores and restaurants filled with customers. It is really a prosperous city.
(A) Whether
(B) Wherever
(C) Whatever
(D) Whoever
28. He looked at the beautiful girl, with his heart _____ with excitement.
(A) pound
(B) pounding
(C) pounded
(D) to pound
29. I feel tired and can't concentrate on my work. I _____
(A) must have stayed up late.
(B) would have stayed up late.
(C) shouldn't have stayed up late.
(D) couldn't have stayed up late.
30. _____, we will go hiking this afternoon but if it rains, we will stay at home watching TV.
(A) It is fine
(B) Being sunny
(C) Weather permitting
(D) If permitted
31. It's hard to believe that the promising athlete has got _____ drugs since he was twelve.
(A) committed to
(B) addicted to
(C) fastened to
(D) devoted to
32. A fire _____ in the school kitchen yesterday but fortunately, no one got hurt.
(A) broke out
(B) died down
(C) came off
(D) showed up
33. My teacher often tells us that success _____ 99% of hard work and only 1% of good luck.
(A) leaves behind
(B) looks over
(C) lays aside
(D) lies in
34. The boy _____ his father's favorite clock but didn't know how to put the pieces of the clock together.
(A) put away
(B) ran into
(C) raised up
(D) took apart
35. My brother is _____ Once he has made up his mind, he won't change it even if the decision he has made is considered to be wrong.
(A) as sly as a fox.
(B) as stubborn as a mule.
(C) as gentle as a lamb.
(D) as fierce as a tiger.
36. "Trust me; you can make it," is _____.
(A) a religious creed
(B) a military order
(C) an advertising slogan
(D) political propaganda
37. Have you ever read something like this in an English Newspaper?
Old Clay Pot Wanted: no cracks in it,
made by the aborigines in the 16th century,
good price offered.
Who is most likely to be interested in the above classified ad?
(A) A book reviewer.
(B) An antique dealer.
(C) A movie director.
(D) A private detective.
38. "_____" is a well-known English proverb. It means it's better to do something slowly, because if you do it too quickly, you will make mistakes.
(A) More haste, less speed,
(B) Practice makes perfect,
(C) A stitch in time saves nine,
(D) The pen is mightier than the sword,
39. On which holiday do many people in Taiwan eat the so-called moon cakes, have barbecues with their family members or good friends, and meanwhile appreciate the full moon?
(A) Tomb Sweeping Day
(B) Dragon Boat Festival
(C) Mid-autumn Festival
(D) Ghost Festival
40. 2 cups all-purpose flour
1 cup sugar
2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
1 teaspoon baking powder
2 tablespoons cooking oil
3 cups milk
Which of the following statements about the above is correct?
1. This is a summary of a cookbook.
2. This is a commentary on unsweetened food.
3. These are ingredients of a dessert.
(D) These are rumors about a cook.
第 頁，共 頁九十二學年度身心障礙學生升學大專校院甄試
類組：大學
科目：英文
共40題，每題2.5分
1. The government is taking strong measures to prevent SARS from further ______.
(A) spread (B) display (C) exhibition (D) conveying
2. TV ratings shall not be the only thing TV producers consider. We hope there are more programs that are at the same time ______ and educational.
(A) meaningless (B) entertaining (C) ambitious (D) ridiculous
3. There is nothing miserable in being physically handicapped, but it is hopeless to be ______ crippled.
(A) chemically (B) understandably (C) materially (D) mentally
4. When I told my parents about my plan to continue education in university, they were all proud of my decision and thought that was the right ______ to make.
(A) move (B) movie (C) machine (D) motive
5. Reading newspapers not only provides us with general ______ but it also enables us to keep pace with this
ever-changing world.
(A) information (B) introduction (C) equipment (D) instruments
6. The weather in the summer afternoon is always changeable. Yesterday when we were playing happily outside, black clouds began ______, and in no time there was a pouring rain.
(A) overlapping (B) overhanging (C) dispelling (D) melting
7. Winter is a mysterious season. Snow-capped mountains ______ me of those long-forgotten fairy tales.
(A) derive (B) abide (C) destroy (D) remind
8. Typhoons often ______ Taiwan during summer and fall. Because their courses are predictable, the government can call on the general public to take precautions.
(A) occur (B) strike (C) contact (D) pass
9. Teenagers are rebellious and they often study under heavy _____ from parents and teachers.
(A) pressure (B) reluctance (C) fear (D) fright
10. Family warmth is what I ______ most in life.
(A) compel (B) concern (C) console (D) cherish
11. Those who help others are ______ in return.
(A) abandoned (B) dreaded (C) forbidden (D) blessed
12. This will be the day ______ all Iraqi people will enjoy democracy and freedom.
(A) when (B) where (C) how (D) why
13. There are many historic spots, ______ Tainan is famous.
(A) which (B) for which (C) because (D) in which
14. There is no royal to ______. If you want to succeed, you have to work step by step.
(A) learn (B) be learned (C) learning (D) learned
15. She seems to ______ for us for quite a long time. No wonder she is angry.
(A) wait (B) have been waiting (C) be waited (D) be waiting
16. When ______ what his name was, the thief ran away.
(A) asking (B) asks (C) have asked (D) asked
17. Mr. Wang has a ______ temper. That is why his students are all afraid of him.
(A) like-volcano (B) volcano-to-be (C) volcano-like (D) volcano
18. _______, I have tried my best.
(A) To be frank with you (B) To make matters worse
(C) To my surprise (D) To be or not to be
19. A ______ stone gathers no moss. Whatever we do, we have to stick with our goal.
(A) roll (B) rolls (C) rolling (D) rolled
20. A man is _______ by the company he keeps.
(A) know (B) knew (C) known (D) knowing
21. He _______ stayed up very late last night for he kept dozing off in class this morning.
(A) ought to (B) might (C) must have (D) can have
22. Hurry up, ______ you will miss the early train again.
(A) and (B) so (C) or (D) thus
23. If you want to increase your knowledge, read ______.
(A) as hardly as possible (B) as many books as you could
(C) as much as you possible (D) as possible as you could
24. The difficult situation helps _______ his potential to the full.
(A) bring to (B) bring out
(C) bring about (D) bring up
25. After months of research, they finally ______ a satisfactory solution to the problem.
(A) came about (B) came round (C) came on (D) came up with
26. Although I have thought about his words for hours, I still could not _______ what he meant by that.
(A) find out (B) make real (C) figure out (D) look out
27. We must not _______ that we always have sufficient water and electricity.
Natural resources are valuable and shall not be wasted.
(A) stand to reason (B) make it clear
(C) take it for granted (D) make it a rule
28. He took an optimistic attitude and decided to ______ all his troubles and worries.
(A) take away (B) laugh away (C) run away (D) give away
29. Friends keep us company and ______ difficulties in times of trouble.
(A) help us through (B) fall through
(C) sit through (D) drive through
30. He kept asking his mom for the new computer; finally she ______.
(A) engaged in (B) gave in (C) took in (D) believed in
31. Joe ______ doing his homework alone. He thought he could handle it himself.
(A) drew on (B) commented on (C) depended on (D) insisted on
32. He has planned to go abroad for further studies ______ his ideal.
(A) in quest of (B) in want of (C) for lack of (D) for the purpose of
33. If you ______ some new words in the course of reading, don't consult your dictionary immediately. Instead, try
to guess the meaning from the context.
(A) run down (B) run into (C) run out (D) run through
34. He did not give up easily; ______, he screwed up his courage to face the challenges.
(A) in contrast (B) on the other hand
(C) on the contrary (D) on top of that
35. The plot of the story is full of twists and turns and thus its readers are ______.
They do not know the outcome until the end of the story.
(A) kept in suspense (B) kept in shape
(C) in keeping with (D) caught up
36. Whether there are ET's or not is still _______. The unsolved mystery always arouses our curiosity and interest.
(A) in demand (B) in question
(C) out of the question (D) above question
37. ______, he goes jogging every morning. He has kept up this habit for many years.
(A) More or less (B) Far and near (C) Ins and outs (D) Rain or shine
38. The more I get involved in this activity, the more I am _______ its interesting custom.
(A) fascinated by (B) dominated by (C) engaged to (D) carried away
39. Her hard work finally _______; she achieved success.
(A) paid off (B) brought to (C) got along (D) managed to
40. As a student, you _______ finish your homework before going to school.
(A) are opposed to (B) are determined to
(C) are supposed to (D) are destined to九十六學年度身心障礙學生升學大專校院甄試試題
類組：大學
科目：英文（10012）
共25題，每題4分
1. 文意字彙 : 請選出最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A, B, C, D)填入答案卷中。
1. Too many parents have abandoned their child-_____ responsibilities to outsiders such as teachers and policemen.
(A) cultivating
(B) training
(C) raising
(D) feeding
1. It was very hard to _______ what he actually meant.
(A) catch on to
(B) control
(C) reach
(D) scope on
1. Mastering English _______ us with a useful tool to acquire knowledge and information.
(A) equips
(B) conveys
(C) accesses
(D) deprives
1. To succeed, you may have a definite goal first and then do your best to ______ the goal.
(A) encounter
(B) struggle
(C) contest
(D) attain
1. As a solider, if you ______ to obey orders from your commanding officers, you may be put on trail.
(A) regret
(B) refuse
(C) restrict
(D) resign
II.文法結構 : 請選出最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A, B, C, D)填入答案卷中。
6. Her opinion is as good _________.
(A) or better than his (B) as he is
(C) as or better than his (D) as that of his opinion
7. Since my brother __________ school, he hasn't had much spare time.
(A) begin
(B) began
(C) begun
(D) have begun
8. Jennifer will stop _________ dinner, so she may be late.
(A) for eating
(B) to eat
(C) eating
(D) eat
9. The audience resented __________ that. She could have been more polite.
(A) he said
(B) he saying
(C) his saying
(D) him to say
10. This detailed map is ___________ the atlas.
(A) more useful as (B) usefuller as
(C) usefuller than (D) more useful than
III. 綜合測驗 : 請選出最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A, B, C, D)填入答案卷中。
In 1980, a group of mothers who had lost children in alcohol-related traffic ____11_____ got together to try to help other family who had lost children, and more importantly, to try to get law changed to ____12____ penalties for drinking and driving. They called their _____13____ MADD—Mothers Against Drunk Driving, and since MADD was _____14_____ , the number of people killed in car accidents in the U.S. have decreased _____15_____ 43%. (adapted from Style 3)
1. (A) confrontations (B) fatalities (C) transactions (D) development
2. (A) increase (B) alleviate (C) inflate (D) deteriorate
3. (A) attitude (B) movement (C) goal (D)organization
4. (A) alive (B) supervised (C) formed (D) new
5. (A) at (B) by (C) on (D) in
"____16____ I want is fair treatment and equal rights. I feel I have a right to smoke while I work. Right now most companies are concerned only _____17____ the rights of nonsmokers and make no provisions at all for employees who smoke. Of course, I know that smoking is bad for my health but, ____18____, that is my problem. My smoking does not hurt anybody else ____19____ me. Smoking is also expensive, but I am the one who must pay the cost, not the company. Other people have different bad habits, ____20____ eating junk food or drinking too much alcohol. Besides, smoking is an addiction. Everyone knows that it is very hard to quit, yet companies never offer any help to their employees to show them how to kick the habit. So, why don't they stop discriminating against smokers and just leave us alone?" (adapted from Mosaic One 3rd ed)
1. (A) All (B) That (C) Will (D) To
2. (A) to (B) in (C) with (D) X
3. (A) by all means (B) after all (C) however (D) more importantly
4. (A) to (B) and (C) but (D) both
5. (A) for example (B) such as (C) that is (D) no matter
IV. 閱讀測驗 : 請選出最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A, B, C, D)填入答案卷中。
5
7
Distance education is a very convenient way of learning for today's part-time students. Many people these days are choosing to return to school through distance education. Even if you work during the day time, you can attend evening classes via the Internet. If you are hoping to obtain a diploma, distance education is a convenient way to reach your goal. Do a search on the Internet to find which schools are offering distance programs that interest you. After you have registered and paid your tuition, you will be issued a student identification number and a free e-mail account. The school will have an online system that you can log onto every day. Through this system you will have access to course information and discussion forums. Part of your grade will be based on your participation in group discussions, just as though you were in an actual classroom. (adapted from Studio Classroom)
1. What is the main idea of the article?
(A) How to use the Internet
(B) How to get a free e-mail account
(C) How to return to school
(D) How distance education works
1. Where can you find the schools that provide distance programs?
(A) Friends (B) Newspapers (C) TV (D) the Internet
1. In line 5, your goal refers to _____.
(A) obtaining a diploma
(B) doing a search
(C) receiving a free email account
(D) collecting course information
1. Part of your mark will be decided according to _____.
(A) how much money you pay to register
(B) how much class information you know
(C) how often you use e-mail
(D) how often you participate in group discussions
1. In line 7, tuition refers to _____.
(A) online system
(B) distance education
(C) money
(D) school teachers
第頁 共頁99學年度身心障礙學生升學大專校院甄試試題
甄試類組：大學組
甄試科目：英文 (A2202)
單選題，共 25 題，每題 4 分
I. 文意字彙: 請選出一個正確或最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A,B,C,D)填入答案卷中。每題四分
1. He is a(n) _____ musician, who has received many awards and enjoys worldwide fame.
(A) outstanding (B) outrageous (C) awful (D) clumsy
2. Although the salary and benefits of that job are not bad, right now, I have no _____ of changing jobs because I'm comfortable here.
(A) privilege (B) tolerance (C) intention (D) strength
3. In many cultures, the color red is the _____ of happiness and prosperity.
(A) necessity (B) regulation (C) sign (D) symbol
4. There is always a keen _____ for high school students in Taiwan to enter the top universities.
(A) ceremony (B) committee (C) competition (D) celebrity
5. If you want to borrow magazines, tapes, and CDs, you can visit the library. They are all _____ there.
(A) respectable (B) available (C) disposable (D) compatible
6. After moving to a new school, Jane made good _____ in math and English.
(A) support (B) progress (C) obstacle (D) failure
7. To _____ the wound from becoming infected, apply this medicine and keep it dry.
(A) substitute (B) fight (C) urge (D) prevent
II. 文法結構: 請選出一個正確或最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A,B,C,D)填入答案卷中。每題四分
8. _____ the good news, we all shouted for joy.
(A) To hear (B) Hearing (C) Heard (D) In hearing
9. Mrs. Wilson is going to _____ her kitchen _____ next week.
(A) make…painting (B) let…painting (C) allow…painted
(D) have…painted
10. _____ she studies very hard, she can't pass the entrance exam.
(A) Unless (B) When (C) Because (D) Until
III. 綜合測驗: 請選出一個正確或最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A,B,C,D)填入答案卷中。每題四分
1998 was a very bad year, especially for __11__ who believed the number 13 is an unlucky number. In 1998, three months had a Friday that __12__ the 13th of the month—February, March, and November. That is actually the most Friday the 13ths possible in a year.
The origin of the number 13 being an unlucky number __13__ the time of Jesus death. At the last supper, Jesus gathered his twelve followers for a special meal, but __14__ himself, there were a total of 13 people at the table. One of those followers later __15__ Jesus and turned him over to be killed.
Today, superstitions about the number continue to worry people. As a result, most American skyscrapers do not have a 13th floor. __16__, most airplanes __17__ a 13th row because few customers would buy tickets to sit there.
Perhaps surprisingly, when __18__, only 13 percent of the American population admit they believe that Friday the 13th is an unlucky day. The __19__ is slightly higher among young people. About 30 percent of Americans between the ages eighteen and twenty-four say they try to generally be a little more careful on a Friday the 13th. Interestingly, the nine movies of horror series Friday the 13th were all released during the age group's formative years (1980-1993). Perhaps the series has had a greater effect __20__ people than anyone would like to admit.
11. (A) this (B) that (C) those (D) these
12. (A) fell on (B) fell over (C) fell apart (D) fell behind
13. (A) going back (B) dates back to (C) traced to (D) recalled
14. (A) includes (B) including (C) excludes (D) exclusive
15. (A) cheated (B) beloved (C) demonstrated (D) betrayed
16. (A) For example (B) In brief (C) To put in another way (D) In addition
17. (A) lack (B) own (C) express (D) require
18. (A) ask (B) asked (C) asking (D) to ask
19. (A) percent (B) presentation (C) percentage (D) representative
20. (A) on (B) in (C) over (D) towards
IV. 閱讀測驗: 請選出一個正確或最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A,B,C,D)填入答案卷中。每題四分
"Green" has become a popular English phrase. It means that something is good for the environment. Customers are looking for products that are "natural," "pure," and "made from recycled material." They feel good about helping the Earth and about buying food and cosmetics that are healthier for their bodies. Anita Roddick sensed this when she founded The Body Shop in 1976. She advertised cosmetics that were "100 percent pure" and boasted that the products of The Body Shop were not tested on animals. Also, she said The Body Shop did not take unfair advantage of the workers in poor countries.
For some people, this sounded too good to be true. In 1994, reporter Jon Entine wrote a famous magazine article disputing Roddick's claims. He said that The Body Shop cosmetics were actually only 1 percent pure. Entine also pointed out that most of the ingredients in The Body Shop's products were, indeed, tested on animals. This prompted Roddick to change the phrase on her cosmetic labels. Instead of "not tested on animals," it became "against animal testing." Later, other critics joined in. The London chapter of Greenpeace accused The Body Shop of exploiting poor workers.
Today many other "green" companies face similar criticism. Are products marketed as "green" really good for environment, or do products simply claim that they are so they can make more money? It's a tough question. Thanks to writers such as Entine, however, one thing is certain: They are less likely to trust the manufacturer's word.
21. If a customer is looking for a "green" product, which of the following is NOT the quality he or she is looking for?
(A) natural and pure
(B) eco-friendly
(C) recycled
(D) appealing
22. What's special about Anita Roddick?
(A) She is famous for producing recycled products.
(B) She is the founder of The Body Shop.
(C) She takes unfair advantage of the workers in poor countries.
(D) She is a big supporter for Animal testing.
23. What did the reporter Jon Entine do?
(A) He wrote an article in favor of Anita Roddick's ideal.
(B) He did an animal testing experiment for The Body Shop.
(C) He is the researcher in the department of cosmetics in The Body Shop
(D) He revealed the unknown truth of The Body Shop
.
24. Which of the following is true?
(A) Anything that is labeled as "Green" is good.
(B) Always trust the manufacturer's word.
(C) The Body Shop is an honest and responsible enterprise.
(D) Before buying any "green" product, people should know more about it.
25. What's the best title for this article?
(A) The Green Myth
(B) A Green product
(C) A Green Store
(D) The Green Impact
考試時間共90分鐘 第頁，共頁103年身障生
大學組英文
注意：考試開始鈴(鐘、鼓)響或燈亮前，不可以翻閱試題本
─作答注意事項─
1. 考試時間：90分鐘。
2. 答案卷每人一張，不得要求增補。
3. 請核對報考甄試類(群)組別與考試科目是否相符。
4. 單選題共 25 題。
________________
單選題，共25題，每題4分
文意字彙
1. To help the child _____ the pills, Mrs. Wu poured her a large glass of water.
(A) attach (B) drink (C) swallow (D) collect
2. The rising cost of higher education may _____ many good students from attending college.
(A) avoid (B) request (C) surrender (D) prevent
3. Some of the more common English _____ include don't, isn't, it's, and let's.
(A) contractions (B) calculations (C) attractions (D) reformations
4. As the final exam was _____, many students were busy studying in the library.
(A) overcoming (B) approaching (C) completing (D) preparing
5. Thailand is a _____ country to visit, so it attracts tens of thousands of tourists each year.
(A) dreadful (B) backward (C) considerate (D) fascinating
6. We must all bear in mind that good nutrition is not just smart, it is _____.
(A) vital (B) generous (C) dramatic (D) reasonable
7. What happened at last night's meeting was _____ my fault. I'll take full responsibility.
(A) suddenly (B) currently (C) entirely (D) doubtfully
文法結構
8. Each of the finalists _____ a certificate and a gift for taking part in the speech contest.
(A) gave (B) giving (C) was given (D) had given
9. To tell you the truth, I know Jenny quite well—probably _____ than anyone else.
(A) better (B) farther (C) less (D) much
10. The award goes to _____ can offer the best solution to the city's worsening water pollution problem.
(A) whatever (B) whoever (C) whenever (D) wherever
________________
綜合測驗
Are you a left-brain or right-brain thinker? Scientists have long known 11 for most people, the left side of the brain contains key areas for certain language functions—word choice, grammar, and articulation. 12 to the left hemisphere can produce "aphasias," 13 , disorders of language involving difficulties in speech fluency, word choice, and comprehension, in varying combinations 14 on the location and size of the lesion. By contrast, the contributions of the right or "minor" hemisphere 15 language functions have usually been considered rudimentary at best.
11. (A) this (B) that (C) what (D) whether
12. (A) Growth (B) Exercise (C) Damage (D) Balance
13. (A) thus (B) likewise (C) that is (D) in sum
14. (A) depend (B) depended (C) to depend (D) depending
15. (A) to (B) at (C) past (D) after
People sometimes think that other animals have a single language that they can all understand. This is not 16 . Each species has its own way of giving information. 17 , a haddock cannot understand a horse even though the horse's meaning is perfectly clear to other horses. 18 related kinds of animal sometimes use similar sounds or actions, but usually the most important parts of their languages are different. Danger signals are the 19 . These are often understood by several kinds of creature, all of 20 benefit from the warning.
16. (A) it (B) so (C) same (D) quite
17. (A) Otherwise (B) In addition (C) For instance (D) To conclude
18. (A) Easily (B) Closely (C) Loosely (D) Fortunately
19. (A) memory (B) necessity (C) information (D) exception
20. (A) it (B) that (C) them (D) which
________________
閱讀測驗
Grammar and Beyond ensures success in the classroom and beyond with its unique combination of corpus-based charts, direct application of grammar in all four skills, and ample opportunities for writing.
What Makes Grammar and Beyond Different?
Corpus-based information―The grammar presentations are based on a careful analysis of the billion-word Cambridge English Corpus, so students and teachers can be confident that the information represents real-world use.
Common mistakes sections―Students also learn how to avoid the most common mistakes and practice finding and correcting them. The information on common mistakes comes from the Cambridge Learner Corpus, which ensures that it represents actual student errors.
Writing practice in class―Every unit offers explicit application of the target grammar in writing. This allows students to practice using the grammar in their writing.
Writing skills development online―When you bundle your student books with Writing Skills Interactive, you give your students hours of automatically graded practice in vocabulary and writing skills.
21. What is this text mainly about?
(A) A book promotion.
(B) Presentation techniques.
(C) Cambridge English Corpus.
(D) Teaching of all four language skills.
22. In how many ways is Grammar and Beyond unique according to the text?
(A) Two.
(B) Three.
(C) Four.
(D) Five.
________________
23. Which of the following best defines the word "corpus" as it is used in the text?
(A) A human or animal body.
(B) The main part of an organ.
(C) The principal of an investment.
(D) A collection of written or spoken material.
24. What is most likely Writing Skills Interactive?
(A) Online software.
(B) Common writing errors.
(C) Corpus-based charts.
(D) Tips for classroom success.
25. Which of the following is true about the Cambridge Learner Corpus?
(A) It makes teachers confident.
(B) It shows real student errors.
(C) It helps teachers with vocabulary teaching.
(D) It gives students opportunities to practice their writing skills.
第 頁，共4頁
1. To help the child _____ the pills, Mrs. Wu poured her a large glass of water.
(A) attach (B) drink (C) swallow (D) collect
2. The rising cost of higher education may _____ many good students from attending college.
(A) avoid (B) request (C) surrender (D) prevent
3. Some of the more common English _____ include don't, isn't, it's, and let's.
(A) contractions (B) calculations (C) attractions (D) reformations
4. As the final exam was _____, many students were busy studying in the library.
(A) overcoming (B) approaching (C) completing (D) preparing
5. Thailand is a _____ country to visit, so it attracts tens of thousands of tourists each year.
(A) dreadful (B) backward (C) considerate (D) fascinating
6. We must all bear in mind that good nutrition is not just smart, it is _____.
(A) vital (B) generous (C) dramatic (D) reasonable
7. What happened at last night's meeting was _____ my fault. I'll take full responsibility.
(A) suddenly (B) currently (C) entirely (D) doubtfully
文法結構
8. Each of the finalists _____ a certificate and a gift for taking part in the speech contest.
(A) gave (B) giving (C) was given (D) had given
9. To tell you the truth, I know Jenny quite well—probably _____ than anyone else.
(A) better (B) farther (C) less (D) much
10. The award goes to _____ can offer the best solution to the city's worsening water pollution problem.
(A) whatever (B) whoever (C) whenever (D) wherever
綜合測驗
Are you a left-brain or right-brain thinker? Scientists have long known 11 for most people, the left side of the brain contains key areas for certain language functions—word choice, grammar, and articulation. 12 to the left hemisphere can produce "aphasias," 13 , disorders of language involving difficulties in speech fluency, word choice, and comprehension, in varying combinations 14 on the location and size of the lesion. By contrast, the contributions of the right or "minor" hemisphere 15 language functions have usually been considered rudimentary at best.
11. (A) this (B) that (C) what (D) whether
12. (A) Growth (B) Exercise (C) Damage (D) Balance
13. (A) thus (B) likewise (C) that is (D) in sum
14. (A) depend (B) depended (C) to depend (D) depending
15. (A) to (B) at (C) past (D) after
People sometimes think that other animals have a single language that they can all understand. This is not 16 . Each species has its own way of giving information. 17 , a haddock cannot understand a horse even though the horse's meaning is perfectly clear to other horses. 18 related kinds of animal sometimes use similar sounds or actions, but usually the most important parts of their languages are different. Danger signals are the 19 . These are often understood by several kinds of creature, all of 20 benefit from the warning.
16. (A) it (B) so (C) same (D) quite
17. (A) Otherwise (B) In addition (C) For instance (D) To conclude
18. (A) Easily (B) Closely (C) Loosely (D) Fortunately
19. (A) memory (B) necessity (C) information (D) exception
20. (A) it (B) that (C) them (D) which
閱讀測驗
Grammar and Beyond ensures success in the classroom and beyond with its unique combination of corpus-based charts, direct application of grammar in all four skills, and ample opportunities for writing.
What Makes Grammar and Beyond Different?
Corpus-based information―The grammar presentations are based on a careful analysis of the billion-word Cambridge English Corpus, so students and teachers can be confident that the information represents real-world use.
Common mistakes sections―Students also learn how to avoid the most common mistakes and practice finding and correcting them. The information on common mistakes comes from the Cambridge Learner Corpus, which ensures that it represents actual student errors.
Writing practice in class―Every unit offers explicit application of the target grammar in writing. This allows students to practice using the grammar in their writing.
Writing skills development online―When you bundle your student books with Writing Skills Interactive, you give your students hours of automatically graded practice in vocabulary and writing skills.
21. What is this text mainly about?
(A) A book promotion.
(B) Presentation techniques.
(C) Cambridge English Corpus.
(D) Teaching of all four language skills.
22. In how many ways is Grammar and Beyond unique according to the text?
(A) Two.
(B) Three.
(C) Four.
(D) Five.
23. Which of the following best defines the word "corpus" as it is used in the text?
(A) A human or animal body.
(B) The main part of an organ.
(C) The principal of an investment.
(D) A collection of written or spoken material.
24. What is most likely Writing Skills Interactive?
(A) Online software.
(B) Common writing errors.
(C) Corpus-based charts.
(D) Tips for classroom success.
25. Which of the following is true about the Cambridge Learner Corpus?
(A) It makes teachers confident.
(B) It shows real student errors.
(C) It helps teachers with vocabulary teaching.
(D) It gives students opportunities to practice their writing skills.
九十三學年度身心障礙學生升學大專校院甄試
類組：大學
科目：英文 （10012）
共40題，每題2.5分
1. I am on a diet. What I have for breakfast is a thin _____ of bread.
1. slice
2. flock
3. block
4. group
1. The _____ of this interesting book is going to read to children in the library next Monday.
(A) author
(B) engineer
(C) surgeon
(D) mayor
1. You must _____ yourself properly in class. It is impolite of you to talk and eat while the teacher is teaching very hard.
(A) prove
(B) conduct
(C) misbehave
(D) obey
1. I like the paintings the _____ artist made. They are works full of new ideas and imagination.
(A) loyal
(B) jealous
(C) nervous
(D) creative
1. _____, I watch English movies, but most of the time, I prefer to watch Chinese ones.
(A) Surprisingly
(B) Occasionally
(C) Miraculously
(D) Unfortunately
1. The musician has been living in _____ for years. He has never had enough money to pay for his basic needs.
(A) heaven
(B) luxury
(C) poverty
(D) illusion
1. Though I have been trying very hard, I still have difficulty _____ this modern poem.
(A) swallowing
(B) threatening
(C) memorizing
(D) wakening
1. She is a teacher ____ of respect. She teaches her students with love and patience. She also treats them fairly and nicely.
(A) worthy
(B) fond
(C) critical
(D) wise
1. The father has a very bad _____.He tends to become angry suddenly and easily. For example, he flies into a fury even when his children make a very small mistake by accident.
(A) income
(B) temper
(C) brain
(D) mark
1. It was unkind of you to _____ the boy about his poor parents.
(A) please
(B) admire
(C) praise
(D) tease
1. We should be _____ of each other's different opinions so as to have a better relationship.
(A) respectful
(B) protective
(C) suitable
(D) efficient
1. You can depend on him to take care of every detail of the important meeting. In fact, he is thought of as the most _____ person of the company.
(A) irritable
(B) incapable
(C) irresponsible
(D) reliable
1. I am extremely _____ to those who spent their valuable time with my family when I was away home in the army.
(A) identical
(B) moderate
(C) grateful
(D) sympathetic
1. The strong-willed president vowed that he and his country would never _____ to the enemy.
(A) surrender
(B) transfer
(C) overlook
(D) invade
1. In my opinion, the two bank robberies were _____ connected. They were committed by the same gang of robbers.
(A) intimately
(B) genetically
(C) fluently
(D) delightfully
1. To everyone's amazement, the pop singer got _____ one week after she married her childhood playmate. She said she didn't want to be kept in bondage by marriage.
(A) promoted
(B) divorced
(C) intimidated
(D) thrilled
1. A: Was it a _____ disease? B: Yes, it used to cause people to die but now it can be easily cured by modern medicine.
(A) fatal
(B) dental
(C) central
(D) accidental
1. The company offers very _____ working hours to me. I don't need to start and end my work at fixed times. All I should do is work forty hours a week.
(A) resentful
(B) enthusiastic
(C) intensive
(D) flexible
1. The class is boring. There isn't any _____ between the teacher and the students. The teacher keeps talking while the students are sitting on their chairs listening quietly.
(A) eruption
(B) flavor
(C) argument
(D) interaction
1. Good teachers have to be able to _____ their students to learn or to achieve their goals.
(A) move
(B) motivate
(C) mourn
(D) motion
21. Though I _____ to Italy twice, I plan to go on a vacation there for the third time this summer.
(A) had been
(B) have gone
(C) have been
(D) had gone
22. I _____ be a lazy person but now I work as hard as I can.
(A) used to
(B) would like to
(C) prefer to
(D) am supposed to
23. I am too poor to buy anything. I wish I _____ a lot of money.
(A) have
(B) had
(C) have had
(D) had had
24. I like these two restaurants. _____ of them is expensive. The prices either restaurant charges are quite reasonable.
(A) All
(B) Both
(C) Neither
(D) Each
25. I am trying hard to comfort the little boy _____ father got badly injured in an accident the other day.
(A) who
(B) whom
(C) whose
(D) , who
26. I became _____ in the dark cave. I lost my sense of direction, not knowing which direction I should go.
(A) accustomed
(B) disoriented
(C) overwhelmed
(D) hooked
27. _____ you go in Taipei, you will see stores and restaurants filled with customers. It is really a prosperous city.
(A) Whether
(B) Wherever
(C) Whatever
(D) Whoever
28. He looked at the beautiful girl, with his heart _____ with excitement.
(A) pound
(B) pounding
(C) pounded
(D) to pound
29. I feel tired and can't concentrate on my work. I _____
(A) must have stayed up late.
(B) would have stayed up late.
(C) shouldn't have stayed up late.
(D) couldn't have stayed up late.
30. _____, we will go hiking this afternoon but if it rains, we will stay at home watching TV.
(A) It is fine
(B) Being sunny
(C) Weather permitting
(D) If permitted
31. It's hard to believe that the promising athlete has got _____ drugs since he was twelve.
(A) committed to
(B) addicted to
(C) fastened to
(D) devoted to
32. A fire _____ in the school kitchen yesterday but fortunately, no one got hurt.
(A) broke out
(B) died down
(C) came off
(D) showed up
33. My teacher often tells us that success _____ 99% of hard work and only 1% of good luck.
(A) leaves behind
(B) looks over
(C) lays aside
(D) lies in
34. The boy _____ his father's favorite clock but didn't know how to put the pieces of the clock together.
(A) put away
(B) ran into
(C) raised up
(D) took apart
35. My brother is _____ Once he has made up his mind, he won't change it even if the decision he has made is considered to be wrong.
(A) as sly as a fox.
(B) as stubborn as a mule.
(C) as gentle as a lamb.
(D) as fierce as a tiger.
36. "Trust me; you can make it," is _____.
(A) a religious creed
(B) a military order
(C) an advertising slogan
(D) political propaganda
37. Have you ever read something like this in an English Newspaper?
Old Clay Pot Wanted: no cracks in it,
made by the aborigines in the 16th century,
good price offered.
Who is most likely to be interested in the above classified ad?
(A) A book reviewer.
(B) An antique dealer.
(C) A movie director.
(D) A private detective.
38. "_____" is a well-known English proverb. It means it's better to do something slowly, because if you do it too quickly, you will make mistakes.
(A) More haste, less speed,
(B) Practice makes perfect,
(C) A stitch in time saves nine,
(D) The pen is mightier than the sword,
39. On which holiday do many people in Taiwan eat the so-called moon cakes, have barbecues with their family members or good friends, and meanwhile appreciate the full moon?
(A) Tomb Sweeping Day
(B) Dragon Boat Festival
(C) Mid-autumn Festival
(D) Ghost Festival
40. 2 cups all-purpose flour
1 cup sugar
2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
1 teaspoon baking powder
2 tablespoons cooking oil
3 cups milk
Which of the following statements about the above is correct?
1. This is a summary of a cookbook.
2. This is a commentary on unsweetened food.
3. These are ingredients of a dessert.
(D) These are rumors about a cook.
第 頁，共 頁九十二學年度身心障礙學生升學大專校院甄試
類組：大學
科目：英文
共40題，每題2.5分
1. The government is taking strong measures to prevent SARS from further ______.
(A) spread (B) display (C) exhibition (D) conveying
2. TV ratings shall not be the only thing TV producers consider. We hope there are more programs that are at the same time ______ and educational.
(A) meaningless (B) entertaining (C) ambitious (D) ridiculous
3. There is nothing miserable in being physically handicapped, but it is hopeless to be ______ crippled.
(A) chemically (B) understandably (C) materially (D) mentally
4. When I told my parents about my plan to continue education in university, they were all proud of my decision and thought that was the right ______ to make.
(A) move (B) movie (C) machine (D) motive
5. Reading newspapers not only provides us with general ______ but it also enables us to keep pace with this
ever-changing world.
(A) information (B) introduction (C) equipment (D) instruments
6. The weather in the summer afternoon is always changeable. Yesterday when we were playing happily outside, black clouds began ______, and in no time there was a pouring rain.
(A) overlapping (B) overhanging (C) dispelling (D) melting
7. Winter is a mysterious season. Snow-capped mountains ______ me of those long-forgotten fairy tales.
(A) derive (B) abide (C) destroy (D) remind
8. Typhoons often ______ Taiwan during summer and fall. Because their courses are predictable, the government can call on the general public to take precautions.
(A) occur (B) strike (C) contact (D) pass
9. Teenagers are rebellious and they often study under heavy _____ from parents and teachers.
(A) pressure (B) reluctance (C) fear (D) fright
10. Family warmth is what I ______ most in life.
(A) compel (B) concern (C) console (D) cherish
11. Those who help others are ______ in return.
(A) abandoned (B) dreaded (C) forbidden (D) blessed
12. This will be the day ______ all Iraqi people will enjoy democracy and freedom.
(A) when (B) where (C) how (D) why
13. There are many historic spots, ______ Tainan is famous.
(A) which (B) for which (C) because (D) in which
14. There is no royal to ______. If you want to succeed, you have to work step by step.
(A) learn (B) be learned (C) learning (D) learned
15. She seems to ______ for us for quite a long time. No wonder she is angry.
(A) wait (B) have been waiting (C) be waited (D) be waiting
16. When ______ what his name was, the thief ran away.
(A) asking (B) asks (C) have asked (D) asked
17. Mr. Wang has a ______ temper. That is why his students are all afraid of him.
(A) like-volcano (B) volcano-to-be (C) volcano-like (D) volcano
18. _______, I have tried my best.
(A) To be frank with you (B) To make matters worse
(C) To my surprise (D) To be or not to be
19. A ______ stone gathers no moss. Whatever we do, we have to stick with our goal.
(A) roll (B) rolls (C) rolling (D) rolled
20. A man is _______ by the company he keeps.
(A) know (B) knew (C) known (D) knowing
21. He _______ stayed up very late last night for he kept dozing off in class this morning.
(A) ought to (B) might (C) must have (D) can have
22. Hurry up, ______ you will miss the early train again.
(A) and (B) so (C) or (D) thus
23. If you want to increase your knowledge, read ______.
(A) as hardly as possible (B) as many books as you could
(C) as much as you possible (D) as possible as you could
24. The difficult situation helps _______ his potential to the full.
(A) bring to (B) bring out
(C) bring about (D) bring up
25. After months of research, they finally ______ a satisfactory solution to the problem.
(A) came about (B) came round (C) came on (D) came up with
26. Although I have thought about his words for hours, I still could not _______ what he meant by that.
(A) find out (B) make real (C) figure out (D) look out
27. We must not _______ that we always have sufficient water and electricity.
Natural resources are valuable and shall not be wasted.
(A) stand to reason (B) make it clear
(C) take it for granted (D) make it a rule
28. He took an optimistic attitude and decided to ______ all his troubles and worries.
(A) take away (B) laugh away (C) run away (D) give away
29. Friends keep us company and ______ difficulties in times of trouble.
(A) help us through (B) fall through
(C) sit through (D) drive through
30. He kept asking his mom for the new computer; finally she ______.
(A) engaged in (B) gave in (C) took in (D) believed in
31. Joe ______ doing his homework alone. He thought he could handle it himself.
(A) drew on (B) commented on (C) depended on (D) insisted on
32. He has planned to go abroad for further studies ______ his ideal.
(A) in quest of (B) in want of (C) for lack of (D) for the purpose of
33. If you ______ some new words in the course of reading, don't consult your dictionary immediately. Instead, try
to guess the meaning from the context.
(A) run down (B) run into (C) run out (D) run through
34. He did not give up easily; ______, he screwed up his courage to face the challenges.
(A) in contrast (B) on the other hand
(C) on the contrary (D) on top of that
35. The plot of the story is full of twists and turns and thus its readers are ______.
They do not know the outcome until the end of the story.
(A) kept in suspense (B) kept in shape
(C) in keeping with (D) caught up
36. Whether there are ET's or not is still _______. The unsolved mystery always arouses our curiosity and interest.
(A) in demand (B) in question
(C) out of the question (D) above question
37. ______, he goes jogging every morning. He has kept up this habit for many years.
(A) More or less (B) Far and near (C) Ins and outs (D) Rain or shine
38. The more I get involved in this activity, the more I am _______ its interesting custom.
(A) fascinated by (B) dominated by (C) engaged to (D) carried away
39. Her hard work finally _______; she achieved success.
(A) paid off (B) brought to (C) got along (D) managed to
40. As a student, you _______ finish your homework before going to school.
(A) are opposed to (B) are determined to
(C) are supposed to (D) are destined to九十六學年度身心障礙學生升學大專校院甄試試題
類組：大學
科目：英文（10012）
共25題，每題4分
1. 文意字彙 : 請選出最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A, B, C, D)填入答案卷中。
1. Too many parents have abandoned their child-_____ responsibilities to outsiders such as teachers and policemen.
(A) cultivating
(B) training
(C) raising
(D) feeding
1. It was very hard to _______ what he actually meant.
(A) catch on to
(B) control
(C) reach
(D) scope on
1. Mastering English _______ us with a useful tool to acquire knowledge and information.
(A) equips
(B) conveys
(C) accesses
(D) deprives
1. To succeed, you may have a definite goal first and then do your best to ______ the goal.
(A) encounter
(B) struggle
(C) contest
(D) attain
1. As a solider, if you ______ to obey orders from your commanding officers, you may be put on trail.
(A) regret
(B) refuse
(C) restrict
(D) resign
II.文法結構 : 請選出最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A, B, C, D)填入答案卷中。
6. Her opinion is as good _________.
(A) or better than his (B) as he is
(C) as or better than his (D) as that of his opinion
7. Since my brother __________ school, he hasn't had much spare time.
(A) begin
(B) began
(C) begun
(D) have begun
8. Jennifer will stop _________ dinner, so she may be late.
(A) for eating
(B) to eat
(C) eating
(D) eat
9. The audience resented __________ that. She could have been more polite.
(A) he said
(B) he saying
(C) his saying
(D) him to say
10. This detailed map is ___________ the atlas.
(A) more useful as (B) usefuller as
(C) usefuller than (D) more useful than
III. 綜合測驗 : 請選出最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A, B, C, D)填入答案卷中。
In 1980, a group of mothers who had lost children in alcohol-related traffic ____11_____ got together to try to help other family who had lost children, and more importantly, to try to get law changed to ____12____ penalties for drinking and driving. They called their _____13____ MADD—Mothers Against Drunk Driving, and since MADD was _____14_____ , the number of people killed in car accidents in the U.S. have decreased _____15_____ 43%. (adapted from Style 3)
1. (A) confrontations (B) fatalities (C) transactions (D) development
2. (A) increase (B) alleviate (C) inflate (D) deteriorate
3. (A) attitude (B) movement (C) goal (D)organization
4. (A) alive (B) supervised (C) formed (D) new
5. (A) at (B) by (C) on (D) in
"____16____ I want is fair treatment and equal rights. I feel I have a right to smoke while I work. Right now most companies are concerned only _____17____ the rights of nonsmokers and make no provisions at all for employees who smoke. Of course, I know that smoking is bad for my health but, ____18____, that is my problem. My smoking does not hurt anybody else ____19____ me. Smoking is also expensive, but I am the one who must pay the cost, not the company. Other people have different bad habits, ____20____ eating junk food or drinking too much alcohol. Besides, smoking is an addiction. Everyone knows that it is very hard to quit, yet companies never offer any help to their employees to show them how to kick the habit. So, why don't they stop discriminating against smokers and just leave us alone?" (adapted from Mosaic One 3rd ed)
1. (A) All (B) That (C) Will (D) To
2. (A) to (B) in (C) with (D) X
3. (A) by all means (B) after all (C) however (D) more importantly
4. (A) to (B) and (C) but (D) both
5. (A) for example (B) such as (C) that is (D) no matter
IV. 閱讀測驗 : 請選出最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A, B, C, D)填入答案卷中。
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Distance education is a very convenient way of learning for today's part-time students. Many people these days are choosing to return to school through distance education. Even if you work during the day time, you can attend evening classes via the Internet. If you are hoping to obtain a diploma, distance education is a convenient way to reach your goal. Do a search on the Internet to find which schools are offering distance programs that interest you. After you have registered and paid your tuition, you will be issued a student identification number and a free e-mail account. The school will have an online system that you can log onto every day. Through this system you will have access to course information and discussion forums. Part of your grade will be based on your participation in group discussions, just as though you were in an actual classroom. (adapted from Studio Classroom)
1. What is the main idea of the article?
(A) How to use the Internet
(B) How to get a free e-mail account
(C) How to return to school
(D) How distance education works
1. Where can you find the schools that provide distance programs?
(A) Friends (B) Newspapers (C) TV (D) the Internet
1. In line 5, your goal refers to _____.
(A) obtaining a diploma
(B) doing a search
(C) receiving a free email account
(D) collecting course information
1. Part of your mark will be decided according to _____.
(A) how much money you pay to register
(B) how much class information you know
(C) how often you use e-mail
(D) how often you participate in group discussions
1. In line 7, tuition refers to _____.
(A) online system
(B) distance education
(C) money
(D) school teachers
第頁 共頁99學年度身心障礙學生升學大專校院甄試試題
甄試類組：大學組
甄試科目：英文 (A2202)
單選題，共 25 題，每題 4 分
I. 文意字彙: 請選出一個正確或最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A,B,C,D)填入答案卷中。每題四分
1. He is a(n) _____ musician, who has received many awards and enjoys worldwide fame.
(A) outstanding (B) outrageous (C) awful (D) clumsy
2. Although the salary and benefits of that job are not bad, right now, I have no _____ of changing jobs because I'm comfortable here.
(A) privilege (B) tolerance (C) intention (D) strength
3. In many cultures, the color red is the _____ of happiness and prosperity.
(A) necessity (B) regulation (C) sign (D) symbol
4. There is always a keen _____ for high school students in Taiwan to enter the top universities.
(A) ceremony (B) committee (C) competition (D) celebrity
5. If you want to borrow magazines, tapes, and CDs, you can visit the library. They are all _____ there.
(A) respectable (B) available (C) disposable (D) compatible
6. After moving to a new school, Jane made good _____ in math and English.
(A) support (B) progress (C) obstacle (D) failure
7. To _____ the wound from becoming infected, apply this medicine and keep it dry.
(A) substitute (B) fight (C) urge (D) prevent
II. 文法結構: 請選出一個正確或最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A,B,C,D)填入答案卷中。每題四分
8. _____ the good news, we all shouted for joy.
(A) To hear (B) Hearing (C) Heard (D) In hearing
9. Mrs. Wilson is going to _____ her kitchen _____ next week.
(A) make…painting (B) let…painting (C) allow…painted
(D) have…painted
10. _____ she studies very hard, she can't pass the entrance exam.
(A) Unless (B) When (C) Because (D) Until
III. 綜合測驗: 請選出一個正確或最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A,B,C,D)填入答案卷中。每題四分
1998 was a very bad year, especially for __11__ who believed the number 13 is an unlucky number. In 1998, three months had a Friday that __12__ the 13th of the month—February, March, and November. That is actually the most Friday the 13ths possible in a year.
The origin of the number 13 being an unlucky number __13__ the time of Jesus death. At the last supper, Jesus gathered his twelve followers for a special meal, but __14__ himself, there were a total of 13 people at the table. One of those followers later __15__ Jesus and turned him over to be killed.
Today, superstitions about the number continue to worry people. As a result, most American skyscrapers do not have a 13th floor. __16__, most airplanes __17__ a 13th row because few customers would buy tickets to sit there.
Perhaps surprisingly, when __18__, only 13 percent of the American population admit they believe that Friday the 13th is an unlucky day. The __19__ is slightly higher among young people. About 30 percent of Americans between the ages eighteen and twenty-four say they try to generally be a little more careful on a Friday the 13th. Interestingly, the nine movies of horror series Friday the 13th were all released during the age group's formative years (1980-1993). Perhaps the series has had a greater effect __20__ people than anyone would like to admit.
11. (A) this (B) that (C) those (D) these
12. (A) fell on (B) fell over (C) fell apart (D) fell behind
13. (A) going back (B) dates back to (C) traced to (D) recalled
14. (A) includes (B) including (C) excludes (D) exclusive
15. (A) cheated (B) beloved (C) demonstrated (D) betrayed
16. (A) For example (B) In brief (C) To put in another way (D) In addition
17. (A) lack (B) own (C) express (D) require
18. (A) ask (B) asked (C) asking (D) to ask
19. (A) percent (B) presentation (C) percentage (D) representative
20. (A) on (B) in (C) over (D) towards
IV. 閱讀測驗: 請選出一個正確或最適當的答案，並將代表字母(A,B,C,D)填入答案卷中。每題四分
"Green" has become a popular English phrase. It means that something is good for the environment. Customers are looking for products that are "natural," "pure," and "made from recycled material." They feel good about helping the Earth and about buying food and cosmetics that are healthier for their bodies. Anita Roddick sensed this when she founded The Body Shop in 1976. She advertised cosmetics that were "100 percent pure" and boasted that the products of The Body Shop were not tested on animals. Also, she said The Body Shop did not take unfair advantage of the workers in poor countries.
For some people, this sounded too good to be true. In 1994, reporter Jon Entine wrote a famous magazine article disputing Roddick's claims. He said that The Body Shop cosmetics were actually only 1 percent pure. Entine also pointed out that most of the ingredients in The Body Shop's products were, indeed, tested on animals. This prompted Roddick to change the phrase on her cosmetic labels. Instead of "not tested on animals," it became "against animal testing." Later, other critics joined in. The London chapter of Greenpeace accused The Body Shop of exploiting poor workers.
Today many other "green" companies face similar criticism. Are products marketed as "green" really good for environment, or do products simply claim that they are so they can make more money? It's a tough question. Thanks to writers such as Entine, however, one thing is certain: They are less likely to trust the manufacturer's word.
21. If a customer is looking for a "green" product, which of the following is NOT the quality he or she is looking for?
(A) natural and pure
(B) eco-friendly
(C) recycled
(D) appealing
22. What's special about Anita Roddick?
(A) She is famous for producing recycled products.
(B) She is the founder of The Body Shop.
(C) She takes unfair advantage of the workers in poor countries.
(D) She is a big supporter for Animal testing.
23. What did the reporter Jon Entine do?
(A) He wrote an article in favor of Anita Roddick's ideal.
(B) He did an animal testing experiment for The Body Shop.
(C) He is the researcher in the department of cosmetics in The Body Shop
(D) He revealed the unknown truth of The Body Shop
.
24. Which of the following is true?
(A) Anything that is labeled as "Green" is good.
(B) Always trust the manufacturer's word.
(C) The Body Shop is an honest and responsible enterprise.
(D) Before buying any "green" product, people should know more about it.
25. What's the best title for this article?
(A) The Green Myth
(B) A Green product
(C) A Green Store
(D) The Green Impact
考試時間共90分鐘 第頁，共頁103年身障生
大學組英文
注意：考試開始鈴(鐘、鼓)響或燈亮前，不可以翻閱試題本
─作答注意事項─
1. 考試時間：90分鐘。
2. 答案卷每人一張，不得要求增補。
3. 請核對報考甄試類(群)組別與考試科目是否相符。
4. 單選題共 25 題。
________________
單選題，共25題，每題4分
文意字彙
1. To help the child _____ the pills, Mrs. Wu poured her a large glass of water.
(A) attach (B) drink (C) swallow (D) collect
2. The rising cost of higher education may _____ many good students from attending college.
(A) avoid (B) request (C) surrender (D) prevent
3. Some of the more common English _____ include don't, isn't, it's, and let's.
(A) contractions (B) calculations (C) attractions (D) reformations
4. As the final exam was _____, many students were busy studying in the library.
(A) overcoming (B) approaching (C) completing (D) preparing
5. Thailand is a _____ country to visit, so it attracts tens of thousands of tourists each year.
(A) dreadful (B) backward (C) considerate (D) fascinating
6. We must all bear in mind that good nutrition is not just smart, it is _____.
(A) vital (B) generous (C) dramatic (D) reasonable
7. What happened at last night's meeting was _____ my fault. I'll take full responsibility.
(A) suddenly (B) currently (C) entirely (D) doubtfully
文法結構
8. Each of the finalists _____ a certificate and a gift for taking part in the speech contest.
(A) gave (B) giving (C) was given (D) had given
9. To tell you the truth, I know Jenny quite well—probably _____ than anyone else.
(A) better (B) farther (C) less (D) much
10. The award goes to _____ can offer the best solution to the city's worsening water pollution problem.
(A) whatever (B) whoever (C) whenever (D) wherever
________________
綜合測驗
Are you a left-brain or right-brain thinker? Scientists have long known 11 for most people, the left side of the brain contains key areas for certain language functions—word choice, grammar, and articulation. 12 to the left hemisphere can produce "aphasias," 13 , disorders of language involving difficulties in speech fluency, word choice, and comprehension, in varying combinations 14 on the location and size of the lesion. By contrast, the contributions of the right or "minor" hemisphere 15 language functions have usually been considered rudimentary at best.
11. (A) this (B) that (C) what (D) whether
12. (A) Growth (B) Exercise (C) Damage (D) Balance
13. (A) thus (B) likewise (C) that is (D) in sum
14. (A) depend (B) depended (C) to depend (D) depending
15. (A) to (B) at (C) past (D) after
People sometimes think that other animals have a single language that they can all understand. This is not 16 . Each species has its own way of giving information. 17 , a haddock cannot understand a horse even though the horse's meaning is perfectly clear to other horses. 18 related kinds of animal sometimes use similar sounds or actions, but usually the most important parts of their languages are different. Danger signals are the 19 . These are often understood by several kinds of creature, all of 20 benefit from the warning.
16. (A) it (B) so (C) same (D) quite
17. (A) Otherwise (B) In addition (C) For instance (D) To conclude
18. (A) Easily (B) Closely (C) Loosely (D) Fortunately
19. (A) memory (B) necessity (C) information (D) exception
20. (A) it (B) that (C) them (D) which
________________
閱讀測驗
Grammar and Beyond ensures success in the classroom and beyond with its unique combination of corpus-based charts, direct application of grammar in all four skills, and ample opportunities for writing.
What Makes Grammar and Beyond Different?
Corpus-based information―The grammar presentations are based on a careful analysis of the billion-word Cambridge English Corpus, so students and teachers can be confident that the information represents real-world use.
Common mistakes sections―Students also learn how to avoid the most common mistakes and practice finding and correcting them. The information on common mistakes comes from the Cambridge Learner Corpus, which ensures that it represents actual student errors.
Writing practice in class―Every unit offers explicit application of the target grammar in writing. This allows students to practice using the grammar in their writing.
Writing skills development online―When you bundle your student books with Writing Skills Interactive, you give your students hours of automatically graded practice in vocabulary and writing skills.
21. What is this text mainly about?
(A) A book promotion.
(B) Presentation techniques.
(C) Cambridge English Corpus.
(D) Teaching of all four language skills.
22. In how many ways is Grammar and Beyond unique according to the text?
(A) Two.
(B) Three.
(C) Four.
(D) Five.
________________
23. Which of the following best defines the word "corpus" as it is used in the text?
(A) A human or animal body.
(B) The main part of an organ.
(C) The principal of an investment.
(D) A collection of written or spoken material.
24. What is most likely Writing Skills Interactive?
(A) Online software.
(B) Common writing errors.
(C) Corpus-based charts.
(D) Tips for classroom success.
25. Which of the following is true about the Cambridge Learner Corpus?
(A) It makes teachers confident.
(B) It shows real student errors.
(C) It helps teachers with vocabulary teaching.
(D) It gives students opportunities to practice their writing skills.
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Sunya babe:
here they are.I have not yet converted all of them into usable txt. But these are enough to build an initial corpus.
We are going to build a corpus for two dyslexics teenagers.
They are my tutoring students and I am lucky to have real participants to test my hypothesis.
So far they've had some observable progress by applying my method after three months of tutoring.
We got five hours of tutoring and practice each week.
I am trying to Find out the most frequently used lexicons in the exams.
Of course not for those useless segments: a, the, you, I (A) (B) (C) (D), Mary, and Chinese instruction
We had done it at least once in the course.
Anyway, a start is better than never start.
See how the kids react to the list of most frequent-used words filtered by scientific method.
Maybe they will really put some effort on remembering them.
After two weeks of using it we will find out the results.
### For Prof. Liu
I just happened to have the chance of building one for them, and I want to share my experience and results of applying them with you.
I look for the codes we did but I figured out I had forgot almost all of them.
I can not even find a complete pieces of them since I store them into pdf or evernote or gmail
But the search function wouldn't be OK for the code pieces!
Here's a savior, a useful online IDE environment for anyone
I can save up my written pieces and come back reviewing them in one single place.
I also recognize the importance of using Py3. They do better in some ways.
Have a nice Christmas!
I've had some progress since 2015 summer vocation.
My focus is on analyzing the data gathered by eye-tracking machine.
I am lucky enough to have a chance to patch all these together even I have to work part-time all the time. I am in the TMU library, which is a far better working place for me.
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