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( B
) 1. Edward
is preparing a(n) on the new machine to his co-workers.
(A) observation (B)
presentation (C) interaction (D) corporation
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( A
) 2. In
the trade center, many companies are a variety of computer components.
(A) exhibiting (B)
stuffing (C)
squeezing (D) rehearsing
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( C ) 3. Two Taipei mayoral will
have their first debate on TV tomorrow.
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(A) immigrants (B) editors (C)
candidates (D)
interviewers
( D ) 4. Getting
the local school’s library built was a major for Chen Shu-chu (陳樹菊).
(A) document (B)
government (C)
department (D) accomplishment
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( B
) 5. You
need to be at least 18 for to restricted movies.
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(A) application (B) admission (C)
relation (D)
reflection
( A ) 6. The
large number of students quitting school a serious drop-out problem.
(A) reflects (B)
relates (C)
encourages (D) observes
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( D
) 7. The
man was found of murder and sent to prison.
(A) honest (B) actual (C) critical (D) guilty
( D ) 8. It
is a great opportunity for children to learn social skills by with
one another.
(A) quarreling (B) spreading (C) signaling (D) interacting
( A ) 9. In
order to his fitness, my father goes jogging in the park three times a week.
(A) maintain (B) present (C) edit (D) deliver
( C ) 10. During an interview, you should talk about the most related
points in your work experience.
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(A) perfect (B)
authentic (C) relevant (D) general
( A ) 11. At first, the crowds waited quietly, but later they started
losing patience.
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(A) Initially (B)
Unconsciously (C) Unfortunately (D) Ideally
( D ) 12. It is vital for everyone to obey the law and respect other
people.
(A) visible (B) useful (C) ideal (D) crucial
Did you know that body language is the most important form of
communication? In fact, more than 26 our “talking” is done with our bodies. Understanding
people’s body language 27
an important skill that we all need to learn. That’s 28 body language can tell us how people are thinking and feeling. For example, body language can tell us 29 someone is lying. Usually 30
touch or scratch their face, or rub their eyes. Another example is when people are in love. When people want to show their romantic feelings toward someone, they usually look at the person, look away, and then fix their eyes 31 that person again. If you want to better understand your 32 humans, it is useful to know what different kinds of body language mean. And you don’t even need to say a word!
an important skill that we all need to learn. That’s 28 body language can tell us how people are thinking and feeling. For example, body language can tell us 29 someone is lying. Usually 30
touch or scratch their face, or rub their eyes. Another example is when people are in love. When people want to show their romantic feelings toward someone, they usually look at the person, look away, and then fix their eyes 31 that person again. If you want to better understand your 32 humans, it is useful to know what different kinds of body language mean. And you don’t even need to say a word!
( C ) 26. (A) to 50% (B)
50% with (C) 50% of (D) from 50%
( D ) 27. (A) has (B)
are
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(C)
have (D) is
( A ) 28. (A) because (B)
why (C) where (D) what
( B ) 29. (A) which (B)
whether (C) whom (D) so
( A ) 30. (A) liars (B)
destinations (C) functions (D) sailors
( C ) 31. (A) to (B)
for (C) on (D) at
( D ) 32. (A) vital (B)
latter (C) rural (D) fellow
五、閱讀測驗：10%（每題2分）
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Most
people believe that our eyes are windows to our souls. It means that our eyes
can express our thoughts and feelings. Eye contact occurs when two people look
into each other’s eyes at the same time. Eye contact plays an important part in
communication. What we should know is that eye contact has different meanings
in different cultures.
Take Muslims* for example. They may consider it rude to make direct
eye contact with others. Only a brief moment of eye contact would be allowed
between a man and a woman when they greet each other. In Japan, people lower
their eyes when speaking to elders as a gesture of respect. If a Japanese woman
avoids looking in another person’s eyes, it’s not that she is showing a lack of
interest or self-confidence. Instead, she is being polite. In Western culture,
on the contrary, direct eye contact is thought to be polite and respectful. If
you avoid making eye contact with others, they may think you lack
self-confidence. As you can see, it is crucial
to know what the meaning of eye contact is before visiting a country. With such
basic ideas in mind, people can get along better with those from different cultures.
＊Muslim n. [C] 伊斯蘭教徒
( C ) 33. What is this passage mainly about?
(A) How to make eye
contact. (B)
The importance of our eyes.
(C) Eye contact in
different cultures. (D)
The history of eye contact.
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( B
) 34. Why do people say that our eyes are
windows to our souls?
(A) It is hard to
understand others’ thoughts through eye contact.
(B) People can know
what others think by looking at their eyes.
(C) Making direct eye
contact is impolite in every culture.
(D) Women should
avoid looking directly in men’s eyes.
( B ) 35. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word “crucial” in the second paragraph?
(A) urban (B) vital (C) unconscious (D)
honest
( D ) 36. According to the passage, in which culture does it show respect to
make direct eye contact?
(A) In Japanese
culture. (B) In Muslim culture. (C) In every culture. (D) In Western culture.
( A ) 37. According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT
true?
(A) A Japanese woman
avoids looking in your eyes because she lacks self-confidence.
(B) It is respectful
in Japan to lower your eyes when you speak to someone older.
(C) It is impolite
for Muslims to make direct eye contact with other people.
(D) The meaning of
eye contact is different from country to country.
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