105 學年度四技二專統一入學測驗模擬試題
出題範圍：第六冊
5-8 課＋每月新聞時事
第一部分：選擇題（80分）
I. 字彙題：第 1 至 5 題，每題均有一空格字詞，請選擇一個最適合的答案，以完成該英文句子。第
6 至 11 題，每題均有一個劃底線的字詞，請在四個選項中，選擇一個與劃底線的字詞意義最接近的答案。
A 1. We need to the rooms
in advance so we know what size furniture
to buy.
(A) measure (B) complete (C) enlarge (D) decorate
(A) measure (B) complete (C) enlarge (D) decorate
C 2. The restaurant
lost money the first few months it was open, but it started making a
when it began advertising itself.
(A) slogan (B) uniform (C) profit (D) payment
A 3. I had David would be late for class this morning, but in fact he arrived before I did.
(A) assumed (B) corrected (C) disclosed (D) imitated
B 4. Many of the of the fire suffered terrible burns and are now being treated at the local
hospital.
(A) partners (B) victims (C) leaders (D) members
A 5. Fred
said that he caught a fish the size
of a dog last week, but I’m sure he’s
.
(A) exaggerating (B) sympathizing (C) communicating (D) translating
C 6. Twelve people died and many more were injured in a terrorist attack in December 2016,
when a truck drove into a Christmas market
in Berlin, Germany.
(A) caught (B)
found (C) hurt (D)
broken
B 7. You’ll never know whether
you could get a job at the company if you don’t at least make an attempt.
(A) a degree (B)
an effort (C) a
signal (D) an usage
D 8. The ballet
coach told her students to stretch their arms forward
and their legs backward.
(A) proceed (B) depart (C) include (D) extend
C 9. Workers
are constructing a new seating area for this baseball stadium; it should be ready in
time for the new season.
(A) curing (B) stating (C) building (D) training
A 10. The previous
president
of
Taiwan was President Ma Ying-Jeou;
now, it’s
President Tsai
Ing-Wen.
(A) former (B)
unique (C) certain (D)
absent
C 11. In the movie, James Bond only had 30 seconds to stop the bomb from exploding and killing hundreds of innocent people.
(A) dozing off (B)
rushing out (C) going off (D) turning up
II. 對話題：第 12 至 21 題，請依對話內容，選出一個最適合的答案，使其成為有意義的對話。
D 12. Carrie: I’d
like to book a trip to Thailand from April 8 to April 11.
Agent:
Carrie: That’s too bad. What about Malaysia?
(A) Good choice! I would
also go there if I were you.
(B) I’m afraid that this is the last ticket left.
(C) Sure, that will be NT$15,000
in total.
(D) Sorry, but that tour package
is already fully
booked.
C 13. Tiffany:
Don’t forget that we are going to Linda’s
birthday party tonight.
Cynthia: Of course. By the
way, ?
Tiffany: It’s
up to you. There’s no dress code for this party.
Cynthia: Got it! See you
tonight.
(A) can I borrow your
dress
(B) do you know where I
can buy a nice dress
(C) what should I wear
to the party
(D) should I buy her a gift or something
C 14. Patricia: Do you come to this gym often?
Oscar: Yeah, I’m trying
to get back into shape.
Patricia:
Oscar: It’s too
expensive. I think I’ll just pay each time I come.
(A) Maybe you should work out
more.
(B) I think you might need a physical
checkup.
(C) You should really consider getting
a membership card.
(D) If you are just a beginner, I
can teach you how to work out.
B 15. Michelle: I might need to buy
a plastic bag for my groceries.
William: No,
you don’t need to. Here, I have an
extra bag.
Michelle: Thanks.
William: Yes.
I’m trying my best to do something good for our environment.
Michelle: Maybe I should
do the same thing
next time.
(A) Why do you have an
extra bag?
(B) Do you always carry shopping bags with you?
(C) Can I keep this bag after I use it?
(D) When should I return
it to you?
D 16. Waiter:
Excuse me, sir. You
can’t smoke in here.
Denny: Oh, I’m sorry. Is there a smoking area in this
restaurant?
Waiter: Yes,
there is.
Denny: Yes, please. Thank you
for your help.
(A) Is this your first time
at our restaurant?
(B) Is there anything I can help you with?
(C) Do you know where it is?
(D) Would you like to sit there instead?
B 17. Sue: Do you have any plans for the
holiday next week?
Mia: A friend of mine is visiting Taipei.
Sue: Where
are you going to take him?
Mia: Probably Yangmingshan. I think
he will enjoy the scenery
there.
(A) I’m thinking about taking him to the beach.
(B) I’m going to show him around.
(C) We will just stay at my place.
(D) We might go to the movies.
D 18. Sebastian: I must
have left my wallet at the hotel.
Leona: I’m pretty sure I saw you with it this morning.
Sebastian:
Leona: It’s possible. There’s a lot of crime in this area.
(A) Really? Then it must
be in my luggage.
(B) I’m glad you helped me find it.
(C) Do you think I dropped it on the floor?
(D) Maybe a pickpocket stole it from me.
D 19. Vera: I hate it when people I don’t know
write nonsense on my Facebook wall.
Georgia:
Vera: That’s a good idea. In that case, they won’t be able to do it
again.
Georgia: Maybe you shouldn’t have accepted friend
requests from strangers in the first place.
(A) You should stop clicking on the
ads.
(B) If you’re worried about it, just turn off your computer.
(C) Try posting more comments on your wall.
(D) You should probably unfriend them then.
A 20. Regina: I’m worried that the midterm exam will be really
hard.
Lorraine: Me too. I don’t think I’m going to pass.
Regina:
Lorraine: That’s a
great idea. We could meet at the library after school.
(A) We should start a study group.
(B) We need to pay more attention.
(C) I think we’ll easily pass
the test.
(D) We’d better start
studying at cram school.
C 21. Esther: I’ll never be a
good piano player.
Charles: Don’t
give up now.
Esther: All right.
I’ll keep trying.
(A) Don’t bite off
more than you can chew.
(B) It’s easier
said than done.
(C) Practice makes
perfect.
(D) Actions speak louder
than words.
III. 綜合測驗：下面三篇短文，共有
10 個空格，為第 22 至
31 題，每題有四個選項，請依各篇短文文意，選出一個最適合該空格的答案。
▲ 下篇短文共有 5 個空格，為第 22 – 26 題，請依短文文意，選出一個最適合該空格的答案。
John Herschel Glenn
Jr., the first American to orbit the Earth, died at the age of 95 in December 2016. Glenn developed a love of flying early on. When he was eight years old, he and his father went for
their first ride in an airplane.
In 1941,
soon after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, Glenn signed up for the Naval Aviation Cadet Program. After
2 2
, he joined the Marine Corps, flying 149 combat missions during World War
II and the Korean War. When NASA 2 3 pilots for its space programs, Glenn eagerly
volunteered.
On February 20, 1962, Glenn successfully orbited the Earth three times in
just less than five hours. Glenn resigned
from NASA in 1964, however, and went on to
serve 2 4 an Ohio State senator for 24 years. He never gave up on his dream of flying
into
space again, though.
After
retiring from politics, Glenn accepted NASA’s 2 5
to
rejoin the space program. In 1998, Glenn became the oldest human to journey into space at
77 years old,
2 6
that he was always ready to accept a challenge.
C 22. (A) graduated (B)
being graduated (C)
graduating (D) he graduating
D 23. (A) acquainted (B)
examined (C) commanded (D) requested
C 24. (A) by (B) to (C) as (D)
with
B 25. (A) preference (B)
invitation (C) recovery (D)
authority
A 26. (A) proving (B) allowing (C) clearing (D) questioning
▲ 下篇短文共有 5 個空格，為第 27 – 31 題，請依短文文意，選出一個最適合該空格的答案。
In England, a typical English Christmas dinner consists of several tasty dishes, but most
people can’t imagine a Christmas
without Christmas crackers.
Christmas crackers are brightly-colored cardboard tubes that
2 7
like candy wrappers. During the holiday
celebration, each person at the table 2 8 one, and before the dinner starts, everyone
pulls their cracker with someone else. As two people pull on the
opposite ends of a cracker, it tears, and some things
2 9 of it.
Nearly all crackers contain a party hat, a gift, and a joke. The gifts 3 0 from
expensive items like silver to cheap stuff like a pencil sharpener that doesn’t work.
The paper party hats make the wearers look ridiculous, and the jokes
are often unbelievably bad.
Christmas crackers might not seem like the most 3 1 item
for a Christmas celebration, but for whatever reason
they are all the rage in England.
B 27. (A) shaped (B)
are shaped (C) shaping (D) shapes
C 28. (A) gave (B) gives (C)
is given (D) giving
B 29. (A) keep
out (B)
fall out (C) fill out
(D)
stand out
A 30. (A) vary (B) sweep (C) deliver (D) exist
D
31. (A) variable (B) bizarre (C) convenient (D) appropriate
IV. 閱讀測驗：以下有兩篇短文，共有 10 個題目，為第 32 至 41 題，請於閱讀短文後，選出最適當的答案。
▲ 閱讀下文，回答第 32 – 36
題
Imagine falling asleep
normally, but then having
your eyes snap open just as you’re
about
to dream. An evil-looking face floats above you, screaming into your ear while its
hands
are wrapped around your throat, choking you. Worst of all, you can’t move a single muscle in your body. All you can do is hope that you wake up. This is what life is like for Nicolas Bruno, a photographer who suffers from sleep paralysis.
Sleep paralysis
occurs just as a person is about to enter REM sleep, or the dreaming
stage. During REM sleep, our
bodies paralyze themselves so that
we don’t
act out
our
dreams. For people with sleep paralysis, though,
their
minds actually begin experiencing hallucinations.
Bruno started experiencing
sleep paralysis when he was
only 15.
He experienced
it
every
night, and it became so bad
that
he would try to stay up as
long as
possible to avoid going
to bed
and even became
depressed. Bruno eventually
found some relief for his sleep
paralysis after he started documenting his night terrors in the form of photography.
Bruno’s photos
capture the terror he experiences
every night but also mixes
it with
a kind of unique, dark comedy. Many of the people in his pictures
have their eyes covered,
are bound, and want to
escape from something,
but sometimes there are funny elements
too. Right now,
Bruno
is showing his photographs in his online gallery.
C 32. What
is this article mostly about?
(A) How someone ends up with sleep paralysis.
(B) The different stages of
sleep people experience every night. (C) A photographer who experiences horrible night terrors.
(D) How a certain kind of
mental illness can be treated.
A 33. What
is TRUE about REM sleep?
(A) Your body can’t move during this sleep stage.
(B) It is the stage of sleep
that follows the dream stage.
(C) People with sleep paralysis don’t
have this stage during their sleep.
(D) It is the only sleep stage that doesn’t involve dreaming.
B 34. What is NOT mentioned in the article?
(A) When Bruno first experienced sleep paralysis.
(B) What caused
Bruno to suffer from sleep
paralysis.
(C) Things Bruno sees during sleep paralysis.
(D) What Bruno does for a living.
D 35. How
did Nicolas Bruno eventually deal with his sleep paralysis?
(A) He tried to stay awake and avoid bed as much as possible.
(B) He started painting the different
things he experienced.
(C) He went to a doctor to get some medication for it.
(D) He started representing his terrors through photography.
D 36. What
might be something you’d find in a
photo taken by Bruno?
(A) A serious-looking person wearing simple clothing.
(B) A person sleeping soundly at night.
(C) A person smiling peacefully.
(D) A person
with a piece of cloth over his eyes.
▲ 閱讀下文，回答第 37 – 41
題
Look closely at an
illustration or an advertisement. Do you notice
any small
words
or photos concealed in the picture? Sometimes, advertisements with photos contain subliminal images. These subliminal
images can influence our brains even though we may not be
consciously aware that we’ve seen them.
Research shows that subliminal images have the ability to change our mood or actions. They may even persuade us to buy things. For instance, if the words “buy it” are concealed
somewhere in an advertisement,
there
is a higher chance that someone will purchase the promoted product. Subliminal advertising is against the law in several countries.
Nevertheless, the practice is still generally accepted. Furthermore,
it’s easy for companies to avoid
penalties; if they’re caught, they can claim that any hidden words or images
were accidental.
Subliminal images have their limitations
regardless of their influence on us. One study suggested that the method may be
used to convince thirsty people to buy a certain type of drink, but it couldn’t
actually trick people into feeling thirsty.
What’s surprising is that the word that
is most commonly used in subliminal advertising is neither “buy” nor “eat” but
“sex.” Cans of Pepsi-Cola, video game advertisements, and even a movie poster
for a Harry Potter film have all featured this word.
B 37. What would be a good title for this
passage?
(A) How Drink Companies Persuade
You to Buy Products
(B) How Hidden Messages in Ads
May Sell More Stuff
(C) How to Make the Perfect Ad: A Step-by-Step Guide
(D) How Ad Companies Get Away
with Breaking the Law
C 38. The word “concealed” in the first paragraph can be replaced with “ .”
(A) designed
(B) written
(C) hidden
(D) prepared
D 39. According to the article,
subliminal images .
(A) hide the price of the product being promoted
(B) are widely used in
Harry Potter movies
(C) are popular with consumers
(D) could possibly change
what we think of the
product
A 40. What is said about subliminal images?
(A) Some governments do not
allow them to be used.
(B) It’s difficult to avoid punishment once you’re caught
using them.
(C) Most people consider them to be unnecessary and ineffective.
(D) They are a new advertising method that is known
to few people.
B 41. What do we know about subliminal ads?
(A) The words most commonly used in subliminal ads are “buy” and “eat.”
(B) Researchers have tested
the effects of subliminal images.
(C) Ads for movies use subliminal images more commonly
than other types
of ads.
(D) Subliminal images are unlikely to have effects on children.
第二部分：非選擇題（第 I
到第 III 題，每題6分，18分）
I.
填充
1.
Kelly’s biggest s is her ability to c ‚ well with others.
凱莉最大的長處是她善於和他人溝通的能力。
①
strength ② communicate
II. 句子重組
2. brings you / It is said / opening
an umbrella / that / bad luck / indoors
It is said that opening an umbrella indoors brings you bad luck.
III. 中譯英
3. 學會如何善用時間是很重要的。
It’s important/essential to learn how to
make good use of time.
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