中國文化大學
107學年度碩士班考試入學招生考試試題
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:機械工程學系數位機電碩士班
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科目:語文能力(英文)
1.Grammar: 30% (3 points for each)
l.( )IfI had known his email,Ihim.;:,: .../
A) would writeB)couldwrite ^,:;,.:^ ,, :, C) would have writtenD) will write . , @.@@@;;'. ,
2.( ) The UFO is another name forthe flying saucer. . ,;-.@.@@@ .,. @.
A) what we callB) what do we call
@ C) we call.'.D) we callit @@.,.
3.( ) This is Dr. Yen,invention has helped thousands of sick people.:, ;
A)whoB) which C)thatD);whose .-@@,: @'@'@:.. @ :', 4.( ') Anyonereceiving information aboutthe club should write to the secretary.
A)interesting toB)interested in.' .. .
C)is interesting aboutD) who interested of ;i;./@., ^,,.,;.. .:....
5.( ) The music thatthey rapped torecordings offamous African-American musicians . A)includedB)includingC)thatincludes D) has been included 6.( ) J. K. Rowling probably owed much of her successluck.
A)toB)asC)forD) with 7.( ) Many rappers also performed withmusicians.
A)livesB)lifeC)living D)live,;
8.( )Ienjoy.I don'tlike work thatis too easy.-, A) popularity B) challenges C) knowledge D) artistry 9.( ) He gotinto trouble because of hisin criminal activity.
A) complexity B)interaction C) performance D)involvement
A)literalB)illegalC)illiterateD)irrational
II. Reading Comprehension:lo% (2 points for each)
For generations, peopl^ have passed down advice about health andr3ickness> in the form of old wives'tales. But do these folk sayings match up with modern medical knowledge? One such . common expression is "Feed a cold, starve a fever." The truth is that both colds and high fevers deplete our bodies of water, and we require nutrients to produce sufficient energy to fight any disease. So you'd be well-advised to drink and eat generously for both ofthose ailments. A more contemporary warning tells us that watching too much television will cause blindness.
This,too,is untrue, say doctors. Spending time glued to the TV might make your brain go soft, butit won'timpair your eyes. Speaking of eyesight, how about eating carrots to improve vision? Again,the advice has been discredited. Although the vitamins found in carrots offer valuable nourishment,they won't necessarily improve your eyesight. The rumor was allegedly started during World War.II by the British government. They publicly attributed combat pilot success to the consumption of carrots to mask the realreason:the invention ofradar. But don't tellthatto the carrotfarmers.:
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) The author believes that old wives'tales ...
A)are a humorous way to pass on important medical wisdom.
B)should be disregarded, as they promote useless health tips.
C)are proven methods of defeating disease and improving health.
D)make dependence on doctors fortreatment unnecessary.
) Whatis the story mainly about? '
A)It explains why starvation commonly occurred in the past.
@ B)Itrefutes old wives'tales with real-world knowledge^, C)Itinforms readers about World WarII pilot gossip.;
D)It provides excellent advice for enhancing your vision.: ; ) A common old wives'tale states that...
A)you should withhold nourishmentfrom people with colds.
B)eating too many carrots causes long-term illness.
C)pilots should eat vegetables to improve night vision.
D)watching too much TV leads to visualimpairment.
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C)Watching TV is a useful exercise forimproving eyesight¡D D)Sitting too close to the TV screen will strain the viewer¡Cs eyes.;
5,( ) What does the authortry to argue about old wives'tales? ;
¡D ¡D ¡D A)They all have scientific foundation¡D
B)They are pure superstitions invented by parents to scare their kids.
C)We should notfully believe in old wives'tales¡D
D)Carrots cannot offer valuable nourishment nor can they improve our eyesight
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!n which ofthe following situation do ] vulnerable to danger?.
A) With friendsB) At a C) Alone in the dark . D) At s Ifthe bank says you are eligible for a 1
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3.( ) First-aid supplies is often used@_.
A) atthe scene of an accident , B) during surgery ,@@'"@'..@-.' C) by teachers'D)to people who cannot see well:
4.( ) Which ofthe following people are mostly likely to expose corruption?- . A)teachers , B) CEOs . rC)journalistsD) doctors
5.( )1,like poems in which the words are written in:;
A) challengeB)rhyme , C)rhythmD)technique 6.( ) His. was surprising. No one expected him to say that._\
A)laboratory B)theory ' @ C) chemicalD) announcement 7.( ) She has a great. Everyone enjoys spending time with her.
A) personality B) proofC) expressionD) competition 8.( ) Dr. Adams is notin his office today. He's working in his.
A)technology B) beautyC)laboratoryD)fascination 9.( ) He did not complete the project alone. Several other peopleto its success.
' A) performed B) contributed - C) scratched. @ D) dubbed 10.( ) As soon as he found out aboutthe criminals'plan, he told the police,
A) evilB) moral 'C)rapid ;D) original 11.( ) Lisa: Let's go to the movies, agreed?
David: Sure. And what'll we do afterthat?@
' Lisa: Oh,I don't know. Let's.@ @'.
A) play it by ear B)take a rain check C) shake a leg D) spillthe beans.
12.( ) Kate: Hey, Mary. Can you help me out? I can't button up the back of my dress.
Mary: Sure. Let's see ifI can do it.for you.,V Kate:I guess Ibecause I'm so nervous.I'm already late for my date.
A) play around B) am allthumbs .'@ ' C) Stick out my neck D) am fishy 13.( )It's already midnight. What do you say we hitthenow? . .;
* A) hay " B) wallC) ceiling ' D) books
14.( ) The old man kicked the bucket yesterday. He : before telling me where the money was. @@'"' :'' @ '@
A)leftB) stole the money C) was caught D)died
15.( .) We originallythat about100 guests would attend the event, butin the end more : than 200 people came...;^
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中國文化大學
107
學年度碩士班考試入學招生考試試題 系組:
機械工程學系數位機電碩士班節次
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第3
節科目
:語文能力
(英文
)IV. Cloze: 30% (2 points for each)
A. Some ofthe mostinteresting anime deals with modern technology.In this type of anime, the differences1machine and people, males and __2, and good and evil are not @
rapid technological change. The characters in this type of anime deal with deep moral questions, such as the possible negative4oftechnology on human relationships. This is very different5the simple way that Hollywood films and cartoons usually deal with the same subjects.
1.( ) A) between B) amongC)inD)from 2..(: )A)men @ B) womenC)females \D) morals 3. ( )A)basedon B)by'; C) ofD)in A. ( ) A) affect : B) effects . C) complexD)reasons 5.@@.(@- @@) A)that;@ @@ B)fromC) againstD)to
B. The best6of Nagyvary's theory may be the instruments he makes. By using what he has learned from his research, Nagyvary claims to produce violins with a sound quality very similarto _7__ of a Stradivarius. This is demonstrated in The Stradivarius Puzzle,thirteen- song CD8__ by well-known professional violinist Zina Schiff. On it, Schiff plays both a.
Nagyvarius and her1697 Stradivarius,reportedly _9_ $3000,000. Schiff says, "1 sent The . Stradivarius.Puzzle to a friend of_10who is a conductor and he had no idea. He just
could nottell."
6.( ) A) proveB) proof.C) witnessD)result 7.( ) A) whichB)thatC) whose ' @ D)this 8.( ) A)recordsB)recordedC)recordingD)recordedly 9.( ) A) valued 'B) value 'C) worthyD) worth
10.( )A)1 B)my C) me D)mine
C. Ourteacher had told us to expect one exam and had warned us it would __11_toward our final grade.I had been12with the class all semester because I'd missed several classes and I'd fallen13my work. But by the day ofthe test,I had14_ allthe work and Ifelt pretty confident. AfterIfinished allthe questions,I15my test and left the classroom happily., @ .:
11.( ) A) distractB) accountC) count@ D) calculate ' 12.( ) A) suffer'B) sufferedC) struggleD) struggling 13.( )A)behind B)back>v ' C) behind onD) back on 14.( ) A) caught onB) caughtC) caught upD) caught up on
15.( ) A)turned inB) handedC) gave inD)returned to
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