107 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：二技組
【共同科目】
考試科目(編號)：英文 (B2202)
─作答注意事項─
1. 考試時間：90 分鐘。
2. 請在答案卷上作答，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、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 一、字彙題
1. LED lights could be used up to 50,000 hours. They will save people lots of money in the long _______.
(A) bar (B) ja m (C) run (D) tie
2. This park is very beautiful. It looks like a nice _______ for a picnic.
(A) drug (B) hall (C) mass (D) spot
3.Some plants could improve air quality by _______ harmful chemicals from the air.
(A) regretting (B) requesting (C) reminding (D) re moving
4. This company is very small. It only has three_______, including Tina, Jack, and Mary.
(A) adventures (B) employees (C) headquarters (D) skyscrapers
5. Exercise has become part of Amy’s daily_______. She goes swimming every day.
(A) grocery (B) luggage (C) routine (D) tobacco
6.The elephant lifted its trunk and _______ water on the people standing nearby.
(A) screamed (B) shoveled (C) sprayed (D) stitched
7. Please listen to her. Don’t _______ you already know what she is going to say.
(A) assume (B) consult (C) deserve (D) invade
8. Tom found some mice in the kitchen, so he set a _______ to try to catch the mice.
(A) crime (B) secret (C) trap (D) vote
9. He _______ his hand out for the book I offered and then put it on the shelf . (A) reasoned
(B) reached (C) realized (D) refused
10. Wendy only has a _______ fever, so she should be better tomorrow.
(A) damp (B) fatal (C) harsh (D) mild
二 、 綜 合 測 驗 11-15為 題 組
For years now, vending machines have offered convenience to people. But vending machines don’t just sell junk food anymore. At a vending machine in the Mondrian South Beach Hotel in Miami, Florida, guests can get 11 than toothbrushes and snack foods. The Mondrian Semi-Automatic, a $250,000 vending machine, 12 90 items ranging in price from $ 5 to $1.2 million. Among 13 things, the machine sells T-shirts, consumer electronics and dinner cruises.
The machine has two small screens that let customers view images and details of each product. To make a purchase, customers swipe a credit card and make a selection. For larger items 14 cars and apartments, the machine requires a
$1,500 deposit.
15 the deposit has been paid, clerks take customers to view their item before they make the final purchase. So don’t be surprised the next time you ask someone where she got her dress and she says, “I bought it from a vending machine.”
11. (A) much more (B) more often (C) most often (D) very much 12. (A) offers
(B) offering (C) to offer
(D) which offers 13. (A) another
(B) other (C) others (D) the others 14. (A) such as
(B) such that (C) that alike (D) which likes
16-20為 題 組
Clothes are not just clothes! Scientists are working on clothing that could actually save lives one day. Since chemical weapons still 16 even today, soldiers need life-saving clothes. Such clothes could keep soldiers safe 17 the chemical weapons, which contain deadly bacteria. Within the fibers of the life-saving clothing, nitrogen atoms attract the bacteria. The atoms then react with the bacteria 18 them harmless. What about the rest of us? Besides funky T-shirts and designer jeans, we may soon see clothes 19 produce electricity at our local clothing stores.
20 one scientist has developed a “power shirt.” In it, fibers coated in metal rub together when the wearer moves to produce electricity. So by simply going for a stroll, you could power your cell phone for hours.
16. (A) be used (B) be using (C) get used (D) getting use 17. (A) to
(B) with (C) from (D) for
18. (A) and make (B) but making (C) so made (D) yet makes 19. (A) what
(B) which (C) whose (D) who
20. (A) Before long (B) In the future (C) Next
(D) Recently
三 、 閱 讀 測 驗
Sometimes it seems that learning a language is a continuous uphill struggle. So it’s hard to believe that there is a young boy who could already speak eleven languages at the age of ten! Although the official language in India is English, Arpan’s parents could only speak the Indian language Hindi.
Arpan learned Hindi at a young age, and then went on to learn French, Spanish, Italian, and German at school. However, Arpan, whose teachers describe him as a language genius, was not content to just learn European languages as part of his schooling. With the aid of language-learning CD ROMS, he has taken on languages from Asia and even two very difficult languages of Africa.
In addition to his talent for language, Arpan has quite a talent for music as well. In fact, his teachers believe that it is his good ear for music that has helped him with the precise pronunciation of different languages – especially with a tonal language like Mandarin. Although Arpan has language talents, at the moment he has different ideas for his future. He wants to be a surgeon and travel the world helping people.
21. Which best describes the article?
(A) A discussion of language learning (B) A news story of a language genius (C) A detailed family history
(D) An introduction of schooling
22. Which language may Arpan speak most often with his parents at home?
(A) Spanish (B) Hindi (C) Mandarin (D) French
23. Which is not given as a way that Arpan learned a language?
(A) From traveling abroad (B) From his parents (C) From school lessons (D) From technology tools
24. How is Arpan’s skill at music related to his language learning?
(A) He has the same teachers for both subjects.
(B) He uses the rhythm of music to speak.
(C) His musical ear helps him learn tones.
(D) He learns music from different countries.
25. According to the passage, what is Arpan going to do next?
(A) To be a language teacher
(B) To pick up a musical instrument (C) To make a trip to his motherland (D) To become a doctor
