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大學(xué)入學(xué)考試中心107學(xué)年度學(xué)科能力測(cè)驗(yàn)試題英文考科－作答注意事項(xiàng)－考試時(shí)間：100分鐘題型題數(shù)：第壹部分˙單選題共56題第貳部分˙非選擇題共二大題作答方式：˙選擇題用2B鉛筆在「答案卡」上作答；改正時(shí)，應(yīng)以橡皮擦擦拭，切勿使用修正液（帶）。˙非選擇題用筆尖較粗之黑色墨水旳筆在「答案卷」上作答；改正時(shí)，可以使用修正液（帶）。˙未依規(guī)定畫(huà)記答案卡，致機(jī)器掃描無(wú)法辨識(shí)答案；或未使用黑色墨水旳筆書(shū)寫(xiě)答案卷，致評(píng)閱人員無(wú)法辨認(rèn)機(jī)器掃描後之答案者，其後果由考生自行承擔(dān)。˙答案卷每人一張，不得規(guī)定增補(bǔ)。

第壹部分：?jiǎn)芜x題（占72分）一、詞彙題（占15分）說(shuō)明︰第1題至第15題，每題有4個(gè)選項(xiàng)，其中只有一個(gè)是正確或最適當(dāng)旳選項(xiàng)，請(qǐng)畫(huà)記在答案卡之「選擇題答案區(qū)」。各題答對(duì)者，得1分；答錯(cuò)、未作答或畫(huà)記多於一個(gè)選項(xiàng)者，該題以零分計(jì)算。1. Mangoesarea_____fruithereinTaiwan;mostofthemreachtheirpeakofsweetnessinJuly.(A)mature (B)usual (C)seasonal (D)particular2. Writingtermpapersandgivingoralreportsaretypicalcourse_____forcollegestudents.(A)requirements (B)techniques (C)situations (D)principles3. Ifweworkhardto_____ourdreamswhenweareyoung,wewillnotfeelthatwemissedoutonsomethingwhenwegetold.(A)distribute (B)fulfill (C)convince (D)monitor4. Fewpeoplewilltrustyouifyoucontinuemaking_____promisesandnevermakeeffortstokeepthem.(A)chilly (B)liberal (C)hollow (D)definite5. Becky_____heranklewhileshewasplayingtennislastweek.Nowitstillhurtsbadly.(A)slipped (B)dumped (C)twisted (D)recovered6. Researchshowsthatmenandwomenusuallythinkdifferently.Forexample,theyhavequitedifferent_____aboutwhatmarriagemeansintheirlife.(A)decisions (B)beliefs (C)styles (D)degrees7. Thenewmanagerisvery_____.Forinstance,theemployeesaregivenmuchshorterdeadlinesforthesametasksthanbefore.(A)persuasive (B)tolerable (C)suspicious (D)demanding8. Whilethecouplewerelooking_____fortheirmissingchildren,thekidswereactuallyhavingfuninthewoodsnearby.(A)anxiously (B)precisely (C)evidently (D)distinctly9. Afterdeliveringaverypowerfulspeech,theawardwinnerwas_____byagroupoffansaskingforhersignature.(A)deposited (B)reserved (C)vanished (D)surrounded10. Theintervieweesweretryingveryhardto_____theinterviewersthattheywereverycapableandshouldbegiventhejob.(A)credit (B)impress (C)relieve (D)acquire11. Afterthefirstsnowoftheyear,theentiregrasslanddisappearedundera_____ofsnow.(A)flake (B)blossom (C)blanket (D)flash12. Peterlikesbookswithwide_____,whichprovidehimwithenoughspacetowritenotes.(A)angles (B)margins (C)exceptions (D)limitations13. Atthebeginningofthesemester,theteachertoldthestudentsthatlateassignmentswouldreceivealowgradeasa_____.(A)hardship (B)comment (C)bargain (D)penalty14. Variousstudieshavebeen_____inthishospitaltoexplorethelinkbetweenahigh-fatdietandcancer.(A)conducted (B)confirmed (C)implied (D)improved15. Intense,fast-movingfiresragedacrossmuchofCalifornialastweek.The_____firestormhasclaimedthelivesofthirtypeople.(A)efficient (B)reliable (C)massive (D)adequate

二、綜合測(cè)驗(yàn)（占15分）說(shuō)明︰第16題至第30題，每題一個(gè)空格，請(qǐng)依文意選出最適當(dāng)旳一個(gè)選項(xiàng)，請(qǐng)畫(huà)記在答案卡之「選擇題答案區(qū)」。各題答對(duì)者，得1分；答錯(cuò)、未作答或畫(huà)記多於一個(gè)選項(xiàng)者，該題以零分計(jì)算。第16至20題為題組Ithaslongbeenassumedthatcreativityissomeunusualtraitenjoyedbythefew.However,accordingtoawidearrayofscientificandsociologicalresearch,creativityis16asignofraregeniusthananaturalhumanpotential.Thus,itcanbenurturedandencouraged.Itisbelievedthattakingbreaksfromaproblemcanhelp17amomentofinsightorstimulatenewideas.Unconventionalsolutionscanalsobeexplored.Thatiswhysomeofthemostsuccessfulcompaniesintheworld,suchas3MandGoogle,encouragetheiremployeesto18allsortsofrelaxingactivities,suchasplayingpinballandwanderingaboutthecampus.Duringsuchbreaks,themindturnsinward,19itcansubconsciouslypuzzleoversubtlemeaningsandconnections.Anotherwaytoincreasecreativityistotakerisks.Thisisbecausemanybreakthroughscomeupwhenpeopleventure20theirusualroutinesorareasofexpertise.Thiscanbedoneby,forexample,learningnewskillsortravelingtonewcountries.16. (A)more (B)less (C)better (D)worse17. (A)spark (B)carve (C)drill (D)grind18. (A)referto (B)answerfor (C)takepartin (D)putupwith19. (A)if (B)but (C)where (D)which20. (A)into (B)without (C)under (D)beyond第21至25題為題組Hairusuallygetsgreasywhenithasnotbeenwashedbecauseitsoaksupoil—hencetheneedforshampoo!21thisoil-absorbingfeaturemightnotalwaysbesogreatforourhygiene,itcanbegreatfortheenvironment.MatterofTrust,anonprofitorganization,hasaninnovativesolutionforremovingthelarge-scaleoilspillintheGulfofMexicoin,usingtheultimaterenewable22:humanhair,ofwhichthereisanunlimitedsupply.Sinceitsfoundingin1998,MatterofTrusthascollecteddonationsofhumanhairandanimalfurto23thethousandsofoilspillsthathappeneachyear.Thehairandfuraremadeintomatsandbroomsandsentto24waterstoabsorbtheoil.AcrosstheUnitedStateseachday,300,000poundsofhairandfurarecut.MatterofTrustishelpingorganizethecollectionofthis25hairandfurthroughthousandsofsalons,petgroomers,andranchers.Individualscanalsospeaktolocalhairstylistsandpetgroomersaboutsendinginleftoverhairandfur.21. (A)For (B)While (C)Incase (D)Aslongas22. (A)equipment (B)ingredient (C)product (D)resource23. (A)getawaywith (B)cleanupafter (C)runoutof (D)lookdownupon24. (A)pollute (B)polluting (C)polluted (D)pollution25. (A)unneeded (B)overthrown (C)excluded (D)disconnected

第26至30題為題組Youmusthavehadthiskindofexperience:Whileinthemiddleofanormaldream,yousuddenlyrealizethatyouaredreaming.Thiskindofdreamiscalleda“l(fā)uciddream.”Theterm“l(fā)ucid”meansclear;luciddreamersknowthattheyaredreamingand26theyaredreamingof.Itisdifferentfromdaydreaming.Whenapersonishavingaluciddream,theperson’sbodyis27;whenapersondaydreams,his/herbodyisawake.Thus,daydreamsarereallyjustwakingthoughts.Inluciddreams,however,wearecompletelyimmersedinthedreamworld.Yet,luciddreamingis28justhavingacleardream.Itisyourchancetoplayaroundwiththeextraordinaryabilitiesburiedinunusedpartsofyourbrain.29,itisawayforyoutoputthedeepestareasofyourbraintogoodusewhileyou’resleeping.YoucanbeaneverydayJaneDoeorJohnSmithwhileawakebutasuperherowhilesleeping,30whoyouareinreallife.Alltheobstaclesofrealitycanbesetasideandyouareabletoaccomplishtasksthatyoucouldnevermanageinwakingreality.26. (A)what (B)why (C)when (D)which27. (A)apart (B)absent (C)alone (D)asleep28. (A)relatedto (B)asidefrom (C)morethan (D)nothingbut29. (A)Inotherwords (B)Bynomeans (C)Atanycost (D)Onthecontrary30. (A)suchas (B)regardlessof (C)withrespectto (D)onbehalfof三、文意選填（占10分）說(shuō)明：第31題至第40題，每題一個(gè)空格，請(qǐng)依文意在文章後所提供旳(A)到(J)選項(xiàng)中分別選出最適當(dāng)者，並將其英文字母代號(hào)畫(huà)記在答案卡之「選擇題答案區(qū)」。各題答對(duì)者，得1分；答錯(cuò)、未作答或畫(huà)記多於一個(gè)選項(xiàng)者，該題以零分計(jì)算。第31至40題為題組31storiesabouttheoriginofthefortunecookie.Noneofthem,however,hasbeenproventobeentirelytrue.Oneofthesestories32thecookie’soriginbackto13th-and14th-centuryChina,whichwasthenoccupiedbytheMongols.Accordingtothelegend,notesof33plansforarevolutiontooverthrowtheMongolswerehiddeninmooncakesthatwouldordinarilyhavebeenstuffedwithsweetbeanpaste.35weknowoftodayasfortunecookies.Another36claimsthatDavidJung,aChineseimmigrantlivinginLosAngeles,createdthefortunecookiein1918.Concernedaboutthepoorpeoplehesawwanderingnearhisshop,hemadecookiesandpassedthemoutfreeonthestreets.Eachcookie37astripofpaperinsidewithaninspirationalBiblequotationonit.However,themoregenerallyacceptedstoryisthatthefortunecookiefirst38ineither1907or1914inSanFrancisco,createdbyaJapaneseimmigrant,MakotoHagiwara.ThefortunecookiewasbasedonaJapanesesnack,butHagiwarasweetenedtherecipetoappealtoAmerican39.Heenclosedthank-younotesinthecookiesandservedthemtohisguestswithtea.Withinafewyears,ChineserestaurantownersinSanFranciscohadcopiedtherecipeand40thethank-younoteswithfortunenotes.SuchfortunecookiesbecamecommoninChineserestaurantsintheU.S.afterWorldWarII.(A)account (B)appeared (C)competing (D)contained (E)replaced(F)secret (G)successful (H)tastes (I)traces (J)treats

四、閱讀測(cè)驗(yàn)（占32分）說(shuō)明︰第41題至第56題，每題請(qǐng)分別根據(jù)各篇文章之文意選出最適當(dāng)旳一個(gè)選項(xiàng)，請(qǐng)畫(huà)記在答案卡之「選擇題答案區(qū)」。各題答對(duì)者，得2分；答錯(cuò)、未作答或畫(huà)記多於一個(gè)選項(xiàng)者，該題以零分計(jì)算。第41至44題為題組Formorethantwohundredyears,theWhiteHousehasstoodasasymboloftheUnitedStatesPresidency,theU.S.government,andtheAmericanpeople.In1790,PresidentGeorgeWashingtondeclaredthatthefederalgovernmentwouldresideinadistrict“notexceedingtenmilessquare…ontheriverPotomac.”Aspreparationsbegan,acompetitionwasheldtofindabuilderofthe“President’sHouse.”Nineproposalsweresubmitted,andtheIrish-bornarchitectJamesHobanwonthegoldmedalforhispracticalandhandsomedesign.ConstructionbeganwhenthefirstcornerstonewaslaidinOctoberof1792.AlthoughPresidentWashingtonoversawtheconstructionofthehouse,heneverlivedinit.Itwasnotuntil1800,whentheWhiteHousewasnearlycompleted,thatitsfirstresidents,PresidentJohnAdamsandhiswifeAbigail,movedin.Americanpresidentscanexpresstheirindividualstyleinhowtheydecoratethehouseandinhowtheyreceivethepublic.ThomasJeffersonheldthefirstinauguralopenhousein1805;manyofthosewhoattendedtheswearing-inceremonyattheU.S.Capitolsimplyfollowedhimhome.PresidentJeffersonalsoopenedthehouseforpublictours,andithasremainedopen,exceptduringwartime,eversince.Inaddition,JeffersonwelcomedvisitorstoannualreceptionsonNewYear’sDayandontheFourthofJuly.AbrahamLincolndidthesame,butthentheinauguralcrowdsbecamefartoolargefortheWhiteHousetoaccommodatecomfortably,andthisalsocreatedasecurityissue.ItwasnotuntilGroverCleveland’sfirstpresidencythatsomeeffectivecrowdcontrolmeasureswereimplementedtoaddresstheproblemcausedbythispractice.Atvarioustimesinhistory,theWhiteHousehasbeenknownasthe“President’sPalace,”the“President’sHouse,”andthe“ExecutiveMansion.”P(pán)residentTheodoreRooseveltofficiallygavetheWhiteHouseitscurrentnamein1901.41. Whatisthispassagemainlyabout?(A)ThedesignoftheWhiteHouse. (B)ThelocationoftheWhiteHouse.(C)TheimportanceoftheWhiteHouse. (D)ThehistoryoftheWhiteHouse.42. Whatdoes“thispractice”refertointhesecondparagraph?(A)Holdinganinauguralopenhouse. (B)Accommodatingthecrowdscomfortably.(C)DecoratingtheWhiteHouse. (D)Joiningintheswearing-inceremony.43. WhoinitiatedtheconstructionoftheWhiteHouse?(A)JohnAdams. (B)JamesHoban.(C)GeorgeWashington. (D)ThomasJefferson.44. Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisNOTtrueabouttheWhiteHouse?(A)TheWhiteHousehashadseveralnames.(B)ThedesigneroftheWhiteHousewasanAmericanpresident.(C)PeoplewerenotallowedtovisittheWhiteHouseduringwartime.(D)TheWhiteHouseislocatedinadistrictnotlargerthantenmilessquare.第45至48題為題組WestNileisatropicaldiseasethatbeginsinbirds,whichpassitontomosquitoesthatthengoontoinfecthumanbeingswithabite.MostpeoplewhocontractWestNiledonotexperienceanysymptomsatall,but,iftheydo,symptomstypicallydevelopbetween3to14daysafteramosquitobite.About1in5personssuffersfever,headaches,andbodyaches,usuallylastingaweekorso.Afarlesslucky1in150experienceshighfever,tremors,paralysis,andcoma.Some—especiallytheelderlyandthosewithweakimmunesystems—die.ThatiswhatmadethemajoroutbreaksofWestNileintheU.S.inthesummerofsoscary.ThesituationwasparticularlybadinDallas,Texas,wheretheWestNileviruskilled10peopleandsickenedmorethan200.Thecitydeclaredastateofemergencyandbeganaerialsprayingofapesticidetokillthemosquitoes,eventhoughresidentsarguedthatthepesticidecouldbemoredangerousthanthedisease.WhywasthesummerofsohospitabletotheWestNilevirusandthemosquitoesthatcarryit?Blametheweather.Anextremelymildwinterallowedmoremosquitoesthanusualtosurvive,whiletheunusuallyhightemperaturesinthatscorchingsummerfurtherincreasedtheirnumberbyspeedinguptheirlifecycle.Theeconomiccrisismayhavealsoplayedarole:Homeownerswhowerenotabletopaytheirbankloanswereforcedtoabandontheirproperties,sometimesleavingbehindswimmingpoolsthatmadeexcellentmosquitobreedinggrounds.Theseverityoftropicaldiseasesisalsoamatterofwhethergovernmentsarecapable—andwilling—todefendtheirpopulationsagainstinfections.DallasCountywasnotdoingsomeofthekeythingstoslowthespreadofWestNile,suchastestingdeadbirdsandsettingmosquitotrapstotestforthepresenceofthedisease.Tropicalinfectionsarethusasmuchrelatedtogovernmentinactionastheyaretoclimate.45. Whatisthispassagemainlyabout?(A)WestNileandmethodstofightit. (B)WestNileandgovernmentalefficiency.(C)WestNileandtheconditionsitsvirusthrivesin. (D)WestNileanditsrelationtotropicaldiseases.46. WhichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaboutWestNile?(A)Itssymptomsusuallyappearwithintwoweeks. (B)Itisspreadthroughairandwaterintropicalareas.(C)Over20%ofpeoplewhocontractitwillsufferseveresymptoms. (D)Itcomesfromdirecthumancontactwithbirdsinfectedwiththevirus.47. WhatdidDallasCountydotofightoffWestNile?(A)Theysprayedpesticidefromtheair. (B)Theyaskedcitizenstostayawayfromdeadbirds.(C)Theyencouragedcitizenstogetvaccinations.(D)Theydrainedtheswimmingpoolsinthecounty.48. WhichofthefollowingisareasonwhyDallaswashitmostseriouslyintheU.S.in?(A)TheincreasingpopulationinTexasraisedtheriskofcontractingthedisease.(B)Thegovernmentdidnotissueawarningaboutthediseaseintime.(C)Theresidentsworriedaboutthecounty’sdecisionandaction.(D)Theweatherofthepreviouswinterwasnotascoldasusual.

第49至52題為題組MostpartsofTaiwanhaveaccesstosufficientsuppliesoffreshwaterfordrinking.ButfreshwatercanbeinshortsupplyinmanyaridregionsoftheworldsuchasSaudiArabia,wheretherearelimitedwaterresources.Astheworldpopulationcontinuestogrow,shortagesoffreshwaterwilloccurmoreoftenandtheneedforadditionalwatersupplieswillbecomecritical.Somemayask,“Sincetheoceancoversmorethan70percentoftheEarth,whynotjustgetdrinkingwaterfromtheocean?”Toturnseawaterintofreshwater,weneedtoremovethesaltinseawater,thatis,todesalinateseawater.Theproblemisthatthedesalinationofwaterrequiresalotofenergy.Saltdissolvesveryeasilyinwater,formingstrongchemicalbonds,andthosebondsaredifficulttobreak.Theenergyandtechnologytodesalinatewaterarebothexpensive,andthismeansthatdesalinatingwatercanbecostly.Thereareenvironmentalcostsofdesalinationaswell.Sealifecangetsuckedintodesalinationplants,killingsmalloceancreatureslikebabyfishandplankton,upsettingthefoodchain.Also,thereistheproblemofwhattodowiththeseparatedsalt,whichisleftoverasaveryconcentratedbrine.Pumpingthissuper-saltywaterbackintotheoceancanharmlocalaquaticlife.Reducingtheseimpactsispossible,butitaddstothecosts.Despitetheeconomicandenvironmentalhurdles,desalinationisbecomingincreasinglyattractiveashumanbeingsareusingupfreshwaterfromothersources.Atpresent,desalinatingseawateristheonlyviablewaytoprovidewatertogrowingpopulationsinruralareasoftheMiddleEastandNorthAfrica.Therefore,theraceisontofindacheaper,cleaner,andmoreenergy-efficientwayofdesalinatingseawater,andpromisingnewfindingsarebeingreported.49. Whichofthefollowingisclosestinmeaningto“arid”inthefirstparagraph?(A)Occupied. (B)Isolated. (C)Dry. (D)Remote.50. Whatisthesecondparagraphmainlyabout?(A)Thehighcostofdesalinatingseawater.(B)Themajorchemicalcharacteristicsofseawater.(C)Theurgentneedtoturnseawaterintofreshwater.(D)Theamountofenergyproducedinthedesalinationofseawater.51. Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?(A)Mixingsaltwithwaterisnotaseasyasremovingsaltfromseawater.(B)Desalinatingseawatermaykillsomeseacreaturesanddisturbthefoodchain.(C)Covering70%oftheEarth,theoceanhasalwayssatisfiedhumanneedsforwater.(D)TheincreasingpopulationinSaudiArabiahasresultedinshortagesoffreshwater.52. Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheauthor’sattitudetowardthefutureofdesalination?(A)Amazed. (B)Doubtful. (C)Conservative. (D)Hopeful.第53至56題為題組Fourmillenniaago,anancientBabylonianwrotedownwhatispossiblythefirstlullaby.Itisaratherthreateninglullaby,inwhichthebabyisscoldedfordisturbingthehousegodwithitscryingandwarnedofterrifyingconsequences.Itmayhavegotthebabytosleep,butitsmessageisfarfromcomforting:Ifhe/shedoesnotstopcrying,thedemonwilleathim/her.Thislullabymaysoundmorescarythansleep-inducing,yetitistruethatmanylullabies—includingthosesungtoday—havedarkundertones.

Researchhasshownthatlullabies,whenusedcorrectly,cansootheandpossiblyevenhelptohealaninfant;butitisthecaretaker’svoiceandtherhythmandmelodyofthemusicthatbabiesrespondto,notthecontentofthesong.Then,whatisthefunctionofthecontent?Accordingtostudies,somelullabiesprovideadvice,liketheBabylonianlullaby,andquiteafewothersofferthespacetosingtheunsung,saytheunsayable.Lyricstothosel