112 學年度身心障礙學生升學大專校院甄試試題本
甄試類(群)組別：四技二專組
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考試科目(編號)：英文 (C3202)
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1. 考試時間：90 分鐘。
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4. 單選題共 40 題。
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單選題，共40 題。
說明：第1 題至第40題，每題 2.5分。
1. This game is supposed to take place tonight, but it has been _____
and postponed to next week due to the bad weather.
(A) canceled (B) designed (C) provided (D) recorded
2. Before swimming, it’s important to do some warm-up exercises and _____ your body to reduce the risk of injuries.
(A) compare (B) forgive (C) measure (D) stretch
3. Doctors suggest people wear masks when being in a very _____
place where they find it difficult to move around.
(A) crowded (B) friendly (C) painful (D) regular
4. Some people waste lots of water by leaving the _____ running while brushing their teeth.
(A) pit (B) rug (C) tap (D) van
5. Sorry, I’m not in the _____ to sit in a cinema now. Could we go for a walk instead?
(A) boot (B) cone (C) mood (D) vase
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6. Tom has been wearing the same smelly shirt for days; it’s time he does his _____ to have his clothes washed.
(A) benefit (B) contract (C) laundry (D) response
7. Jenny’s blood _____ always goes up when she gets angry, so she has to control herself.
(A) fountain (B) pressure (C) resource (D) violence
8. The singer hasn’t _____ any album for five years. Her fans are wondering where she is.
(A) captured (B) hesitated (C) released (D) squeezed
9. Linda is very shy; there’s no way you can _____ her to give the speech even if you beg her to do that.
(A) convince (B) moderate (C) preserve (D) withdraw
10. The food at this restaurant is _____! I will definitely come back soon.
(A) annoying (B) fantastic (C) exhausting (D) productive
11. It is important for hospitals to always keep their environment _____
so as to prevent the spread of diseases.
(A) clean (B) dark (C) noisy (D) tiny
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12. The athlete loves working with kids and often _____ young football teams in his free time.
(A) babysits (B) coaches (C) depends (D) refuses
13. The illegal _____ of young elephants is common and many small elephants are sold and bought.
(A) brand (B) cheat (C) model (D) trade
14. Skydiving is the highlight of our holiday and many of us find it one of our best _____.
(A) collections (B) festivals (C) memories (D) policies
15. People who have good _____ usually respect others and are more popular.
(A) attitudes (B) citizens (C) flavors (D) outlines
16. If you keep working _____, you will succeed one day because your hard work will bring you good rewards.
(A) awfully (B) diligently (C) obviously (D) vacantly
17. Many professors were invited to the conference to help _____ the importance of preserving local cultures.
(A) enable (B) connect (C) invent (D) promote
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18. While visiting the old castle, the thought of seeing ghosts gave me the horrors and made me extremely _____.
(A) famous (B) jealous (C) nervous (D) precious
19. In most countries, consumers’ rights are _____ by law and they can have their money back if the products are fake.
(A) employed (B) imported (C) protected (D) violated
20. My favorite part of being a taxi driver is the _____ working hours as I can drive or take a break whenever I want.
(A) enormous (B) flexible (C) glorious (D) identical 21-25為 題 組
S c i e n t i s t s d i s c o v e r e d a d i s t a n t p l a n e t w h i c h m a y p o t e n t i a l l y b e home to life. The planet, (21) Kepler-22b, is located in what has been termed a “habitable zone.” Its position relative to its nearest star, which is similar to (22) of Earth to the Sun, suggests that Kepler-22b may contain water—an essential element for the existence of life. But learning more about the mysterious planet could prove to be difficult, (23) it is 600 light years away from Earth. A light year equals roughly 10 trillion kilometers, the distance that light travels in o n e y e a r. A d d i t i o n a l s t u d i e s a r e u n d e r w a y t o m a k e s u r e ( 2 4 ) Kepler-22b is solid, like Earth, or gaseous, similar to Neptune. The research is possible (25) NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope. This high-powered device has helped scientists find many planets which may contain life.
21. (A) calls (B) called
(C) calling (D) which calls
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22. (A) both (B) that (C) most (D) those 23. (A) as
(B) so (C) though (D) unless 24. (A) when
(B) where (C) while (D) whether 25. (A) instead of
(B) in spite of (C) thanks to (D) regarding to 26-30為 題 組
Laughing yoga, also known as laughter yoga, involves a series of movements and breathing exercises to encourage deliberate laughter.
It’s (26) as a remedy for physical, psychological, and spiritual ailments, as advocates believe that intentional laughter can offer advantages equal to those of spontaneous laughter, e.g., laughing at a joke. (27) laughing therapy has been practiced for thousands of y e a r s , l au g h i n g y o g a w a s p r o p o s e d b y a n I n d i an p h y s i c i a n i n 1 9 9 5 . (28) will laughing yoga help increase energy levels, it will also s t r e n g t h e n y o u r i m m u n e s y s t e m a n d i m p r o v e y o u r q u a l i t y o f l i f e . (29) , laughing yoga can help you deal with stressful situations by building up optimism and positivity. (30) spontaneous laughing in which external influences make people laugh, laughing yoga teaches people to laugh on cue rather than relying on people or things to bring them joy. Considering that laughter is contagious, it’s not surprising that laughing yoga has grown from one small group in India to over 5,000 clubs worldwide.
26. (A) using (B) useful (C) used (D) usage
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27. (A) Regardless (B) Though (C) Whether (D) Yet
28. (A) Even if
(B) Even though (C) Not only (D) If only
29. (A) In other words (B) By contrast (C) For example (D) In consequence 30. (A) Before
(B) Whereas (C) Therefore (D) Unlike 31-35為 題 組
Marrakesh has many names—The Red City, Pearl of the South, and The Heartbeat of Morocco. This dynamic city in central Morocco charms visitors with its beautiful palaces, ancient winding streets, colorful goods, and lively city square.
One of the city’s greatest attractions is the medina—its walled ancient quarter—within which lies a maze of small, winding streets.
This district dates back to the founding of the city in the 11th century.
Marrakesh’s earliest rulers built walls around the medina as well as Muslim temples within it. Most of those were destroyed by attackers in 1147, but the city flourished again from the 17th through the 19th centuries, when many new architectural wonders were constructed.
Today, these monuments give visitors a feel for the history and culture of the city. But the medina is not a museum. It is an energetic place, full of people day and night. This district still houses the city’s traditional market, the largest one in Morocco. The market serves locals and visitors alike, selling spices, carpets, leather bags, and colorful scarves. Here visitors can also purchase traditional pastries and other snacks in alleys where slaves were once bought and sold.
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Covering about seven square kilometers, the medina is a prime example of an ancient city center. In 1985, it was designated a World Heritage Site by the United Nations in recognition of its historical importance and the need to preserve it for future generations.
31. What does the author imply about Marrakesh?
(A) It’s divided by a beautiful river.
(B) It draws large numbers of tourists.
(C) It’s become modern in a short time.
(D) It offers good public transportation.
32. According to the author, what were built in the medina by the earliest rulers?
(A) Large campuses (B) Sports facilities (C) Places of worship (D) Amazing theaters
33. According to this passage, what happened in the medina in 1147?
(A) It was invaded.
(B) It grew quickly.
(C) Peace returned.
(D) Culture flourished.
34. According to this passage, what could people buy at one time in the medina?
(A) Pack animals (B) Human beings (C) Very rare books (D) Maps of Morocco
35. What information about the medina does the author give in this passage?
(A) Its size (B) Its laws (C) Its climate (D) Its dangers
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36-40為 題 組
Dog dementia is common especially in dogs over ten years, but it’s often difficult to spot. Dog dementia is similar to Alzheimer ’s disease in humans, a progressive brain disease that comes with behavioral, cognitive and other changes.
Dog dementia is generally seen in dogs over eight years old, but can occur in ones as young as six. Pet owners may dismiss many behavior changes as just a normal part of ageing. Veterinarians can also find it difficult to diagnose because there is no accurate, non-invasive test for it. Just like humans, senior dogs are likely to have a number of other health issues that can complicate diagnosis.
The interactions of dogs with dementia with people and other pets can change as they may seek less or more affection from their owners than before, or start to get angry with the other dog. They may even forget faces they have known all their lives, and can often get lost in their own backyard or home. They also tend to sleep more during the day and be up more at night. They may pace, whine or bark, seemingly without purpose. Comfort does not often soothe them, and even if the behavior is interrupted, it usually resumes quite quickly.
For dogs over ten years old, every extra year of life increases the risk of developing dementia by more than 50%. Less-active dogs are almost 6.5 times more likely to have dementia than dogs that are very active. While this might suggest regular exercise could protect dogs against dementia, dogs with dementia, or with early signs of dementia, may be less likely to exercise. However, we do know exercises can reduce the risk of dementia in people. So walking our dogs may help them and us reduce the risk of dementia.
36. At what age can dogs begin to have dementia?
(A) One (B) Six (C) Eight (D) Ten
37. According to the passage, why is it difficult to diagnose dog dementia?
(A) Most owners do not think dog dementia tests are reliable.
(B) Veterinarians are not interested in diagnosing dog dementia.
(C) Dogs’ health problems can make accurate diagnosis difficult.
(D) Accurate tests for dog dementia are too expensive for owners.
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38. Which of the following can be inferred from this passage?
(A) Exercising is beneficial to both dog owners and their dogs.
(B) All old dogs get dementia whether they do exercises or not.
(C) Dogs with dementia can be cured if they exercise regularly.
(D) Dogs with dementia offer pleasures to people with dementia.
39. According to this passage, which behavior is related to dog dementia?
(A) Losing appetite and losing weight (B) Sleeping all day and all night long (C) Keeping quiet and observing others (D) Becoming bad-tempered and irritable
40. Which of the following is the best title for this passage?
(A) Dementia of dogs can be reversed with proper care (B) Surprising similarities of dementia in humans and dogs (C) Does my dog have dementia? Owners’ worries about dogs (D) Dogs can get dementia but lots of walks may lower the risk
