臺北巿立師範學院九十一學年度
學士班二年級轉學生入學考試試題
系 別：自然科學教育學系
科 目：英文
考試時間：一百分鐘 (含國文)
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I. Vocabulary (10%)
Choose the word or term that best fits the meaning of the underlined word in each sentence.
1. She is known to be quite benevolent . Many of her generous qualities are reflected in her nature.
(A) angry (B) fiery (C) straight (D) very kind
2. Several villages in the north have been isolated by heavy snowfalls.
(A) divided (B) joined (C) separated (D) targeted
3. He gives only lukewarm support to the cause.
(A) cold (B) sincere (C) uninterested (D) warm
4. The army recovered its morale and fighting power.
(A) joy (B) labor (C) spirit (D) strength
5. She sometimes pampers herself and has a day in bed.
(A) gives (B) indulges (C) stays (D) treats
II. Grammar (10%)
Choose the word that best completes the sentence.
6. The detective had no evidence that the accused man had committed the crime. (A) conclude (B) to conclude (C) conclusive (D) conclusion
7. The ice cream is served in the restaurant has a smooth, creamy texture.
(A) it (B) that (C) whatever (D) whenever
8. It is impossible to complete this project you lack science knowledge.
(A) but (B) however (C) if (D) or
9. Only once a day were the letters delivered the city mail service.
(A) by (B) from (C) to (D) with
10. Mr. Smith is not a teacher an accountant.
(A) and (B) but (C) for (D) or
III. Reading Comprehension (20%)
A. Questions 11-15
Carbon tetrachloride, a colorless and inflammable liquid, is widely used in industry today as a solvent in spite of the fact that it has been banned for home use. In the past, carbon tetrachloride was a common ingredient in cleaning compounds, but it was found to be dangerous: when heated, it changes into a poisonous gas. Because of this dangerous characteristic, the United States government revoked permission for the home use of carbon tetrachloride in 1970. The U.S. has taken similar action with various other chemical compounds.
11. The author's main point in this passage is that
(A) carbon tetrachloride can be very dangerous when it is heated.
(B) carbon tetrachloride is not allowed in home products.
(C) carbon tetrachloride used to be a regular part of cleaning compounds.
(D) the government banned carbon tetrachloride in 1970.
12. According to the passage, before 1970 carbon tetrachloride was
(A) banned in industrial use.
(B) not allowed in home cleaning products.
(C) often used as a component of cleaning products.
(D) used by itself as a cleaner.
13. It is stated in the passage that when carbon tetrachloride is heated, it becomes
(C) a cleaning compound.
(B) colorless .
(C) harmful .
(D) inflammable .
14. From the passage it can be inferred that one role of the U.S. government is to
(A) ban the use of any chemicals.
(B) instruct industry on cleaning methodologies.
(C) prohibit any use of carbon tetrachloride.
(D) regulate product safety.
15. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true?
(A) Carbon tetrachloride is extensively used in industry.
(B) Carbon tetrachloride is still widely used in the home.
(C) The government banned carbon tetrachloride because of the potential danger.
(D) The properties of carbon tetrachloride change when its temperature is raised.
B. Questions 16-20
Sensitizing students and professional groups to the sex-role differences and the functions they serve in social and business contexts is my business. I point out to audiences that women smile often, cant their heads, nod their heads, open their eyes in wide-eyed wonder, and posture themselves in positions of unstable balance. Men return smiles or not, at will, engage in far less head canting and nodding, keep their eyes relaxed, and posture themselves in stable balance. However, women in management are of particular concern to me. Managerial and professional women simultaneously play two roles, that of “woman” and that of “manager.” I suggest that they collapse the two inconsistent sex-roles into a unified whole. They can smile as they look you straight in the eye, spread out their arms, cant their head, knit their brows in thought, and speak with clear diction. A simultaneous expression of both their femininity and power will help managerial and professional women to rise to the top of the corporate ladder with their femininity intact.
16. The theme of this article is about
(A) the body language.
(B) the men's sex-role.
(C) the women's sex-role.
(D) the speech in a seminar.
17. Men return smiles or not, at will, engage in far less head canting and nodding, keep their eyes relaxed, and posture themselves in stable balance. This is to show
(A) the femininity and low status.
(B) the neutrality and equality.
(C) the power and superiority.
(D) none of these
18. From the passage, it can be referred that men will also
(A) constrict their arms and legs.
(B) lower their eyes frequently.
(C) sit in attentive, upright postures.
(D) spread out their upper and lower limbs.
19. Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the passage?
(A) Men should change their body language into a kind, and gentle style.
(B) Managerial and professional women should adopt mixture of body language from both sex-roles.
(C) Women usually keep their subordinate style with femininity.
(D) None of these.
20. The author is a
(A) health nurse.
(B) seminar lecturer.
(C) speech trainer.
(D) novel writer.
IV. Translation (10%)
21. 印地安人的食物、風俗、手工藝品名稱，都被早期歐洲來的移民借用到英語裡面。
22. 英語吸收了許多不同語言的字彙，也常借助其他語言的古字或現代字來創造新字。