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中和高中九十六學年度暑期輔導B1_7-12Voc
命題老師：Barbara
英文
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一、單選詞彙題　(100題 每題1分 共100分)
( ) 1. I don’t like to take part in ______ activities because I am not used to getting along with strangers. (A) facial (B) social (C) humble (D) fluent
( ) 2. The light reflected from the diamond ring on her finger was so ______ that I couldn’t open my eyes. (A) light (B) shiny (C) proper (D) skinny
( ) 3. The students can’t leave school during the day due to the ______ of the school rules. (A) frequency (B) occasion (C) strictness (D) fortune
( ) 4. As soon as the fire alarm went off, the rescue team ______ set out for the spot where the accident happened. (A) actually (B) consequently (C) immediately (D) truly
( ) 5. Whether to marry John, a poor but promising man, is a very ______ decision. (A) popular (B) crucial (C) classic (D) historic
( ) 6. The public condemned the government for not taking care of a homeless old man who died of ______. (A) starvation (B) movement (C) argument (D) exam
( ) 7. It is believed that nanotechnology will help doctors ______ cures for some unknown diseases. (A) judge (B) experiment (C) discover (D) invent
( ) 8. The suspect kept claiming he was not guilty; therefore, his lawyer ______ him to prove his innocence as best as he could. (A) processed (B) promoted (C) pronounced (D) promised
( ) 9. A new ______ from fossil remains shows that “Ape Lucy” had the appearance of an ape but walked upright. (A) account (B) reason (C) message (D) discovery
( )10. Dictators like Hussein took to setting up their own ______ to let their people admire them. (A) statures (B) statues (C) statutes (D) statuses
( )11. We rode out the Asian economic crisis due to the wise ______ of the government. (A) strictness (B) decision (C) message (D) invention
( )12. Though this new restaurant is a(n) ______ little place, I think you will like the food there. (A) active (B) constant (C) humble (D) crucial
( )13. The performance of “Cloud Gate Dance Theatre” shows a perfect ______ of traditional and modern dance. (A) direction (B) gap (C) union (D) nomination
( )14. The speaker made some important ______ about why a good education is important. (A) values (B) points (C) powers (D) statues
( )15. My brother got excellent grades in high school. He therefore graduated with ______. (A) gaps (B) honors (C) respects (D) classics
( )16. The king ______ the soldier’s request to go home and visit his family. (A) granted (B) warned (C) proved (D) hugged
( )17. Add hot water to the rose ______, and you’ll have rose tea. (A) branches (B) layer (C) points (D) petals
( )18. Although May never studied in France, she speaks French ______. (A) decisively (B) fluently (C) respectfully (D) strictly
( )19. My brother was very ______ and ate all the apple pies Mother made. (A) obvious (B) greedy (C) tricky (D) mimic
( )20. Kate received an ______ for her devotion to helping the homeless. (A) decision (B) culture (C) honor (D) expectation
( )21. The police ______ the drivers that drunken driving often leads to serious results. (A) warn (B) swear (C) toss (D) object
( )22. Bruce ______ his parents and was told to stay in his room all day. (A) disobeyed (B) introduced (C) delighted (D) felt
( )23. The discovery of fire ______ great change into human life. (A) planned (B) introduced (C) followed (D) scattered
( )24. You can ______ two words to make a compound word. (A) run (B) wonder (C) combine (D) appreciate
( )25. Shakespeare was a great ______ who also wrote many famous plays. (A) cellist (B) athlete (C) poet (D) beautician
( )26. Buddhism teaches that ______ is the cause of all human suffering. (A) heaven (B) desire (C) universe (D) dawn
( )27. Music ______ does not come naturally; it must be taught. (A) area (B) appreciation (C) educator (D) right
( )28. More and more women are now serving in the ______. (A) military (B) lifestyle (C) journey (D) inspiration
( )29. My sister is quite rich and lives a life of ______. (A) military (B) ease (C) childhood (D) journey
( )30. The ______ of a new day is the best time to see the sunrise. (A) hue (B) series (C) rhyme (D) dawn
( )31. Robert Frost’s ______ are mainly about nature. (A) goals (B) poems (C) layers (D) customs
( )32. High school students are needed to ______ in the local hospital. (A) comment (B) appreciate (C) run (D) volunteer
( )33. ______ in the city are often busier than those in the country. (A) Comments (B) Lifestyles (C) Rights (D) Wonders
( )34. The teacher asked the new student to ______ himself to the class. (A) accept (B) spare (C) introduce (D) refuse
( )35. The lovely pink ______ of the rose resembles that of the little baby’s cheeks. (A) hue (B) urge (C) hug (D) hut
( )36. My mom is an early riser; she always gets up at ______. (A) down (B) doom (C) dawn (D) deem
( )37. The sudden rain made passersby run for ______ in the park. (A) statue (B) surface (C) shelter (D) situation
( )38. In my hometown, the ______ in the past was much different from what it is now. (A) glow (B) lifestyle (C) argument (D) potential
( )39. Although some are good at swimming, nobody ______ jump into the rough sea to save the drowning boy. (A) dare (B) urge (C) toss (D) beg
( )40. He has never been to such a big city as New York; New York is like a ______ to him. (A) jungle (B) planet (C) grief (D) rhythm
( )41. Those young athletes need to receive ______ and serious training to achieve high levels of performance. (A) greedy (B) regular (C) obvious (D) empty
( )42. While he was born into a poor family, with persistent hard work, he started his own company and became successful ______. (A) certainly (B) actually (C) eventually (D) simply
( )43. As the mountain climbers reached the top, they couldn’t help admiring the ______ sight. (A) grand (B) grant (C) greed (D) grape
( )44. Compared with the robot designed by my colleague, my badly-designed robot seemed to leave a lot to be ______. (A) refused (B) accepted (C) spared (D) desired
( )45. In the police station, the same criminals often show up again and again with depressing ______. (A) curiosity (B) regularity (C) security (D) personality
( )46. George ______ an excuse to explain to his girlfriend why he was late again. (A) insisted (B) invented (C) inscribed (D) inserted
( )47. Those who are really attracted to people usually bear a ______─they are surely nice to others and genuinely themselves to everyone. (A) resemblance (B) insistence (C) confidence (D) remembrance
( )48. The guests ______ the host’s hospitality during their visit. (A) approached (B) appointed (C) appreciated (D) appealed
( )49. No matter what gender, race and age you are, you have the ______ to freedom from oppression. (A) right (B) goods (C) matter (D) whip
( )50. All the villagers were tired of taking ______ when the bombing struck. (A) shadow (B) shelter (C) shade (D) shiver
( )51. The ______ lights can be seen from far away. (A) joyful (B) encouraging (C) twinkling (D) gentle
( )52. Cicely ______ more sugar to her coffee to make it sweeter. (A) added (B) proved (C) guided (D) shouted
( )53. Reading Dr. Sun Yat-sen’s biography was an ______ to her, encouraging her to stick to her goal. (A) inspection (B) instance (C) inspiration (D) insistence
( )54. The flood victims really ______ the help of the police due to their devotion to providing everything they needed. (A) appeared (B) approved (C) appointed (D) appreciated
( )55. ______ can be very funny, but sometimes they hurt people’s feelings. (A) Storms (B) Stockings (C) Jokes (D) Sleighs
( )56. Nowadays, children from poor families still don’t have the same ______ opportunities as those from richer families. (A) traditional (B) educational (C) additional (D) conventional
( )57. The wedding cake was very tall because it had many ______. (A) temperatures (B) sayings (C) layers (D) perspectives
( )58. Children in America and Europe still enjoy riding across the snow in a ______. (A) hero (B) sleigh (C) glow (D) tradition
( )59. People believe that the ______ is growing bigger and bigger. (A) universe (B) temperature (C) distant (D) measurement
( )60. Being ______ may bring about important discoveries. (A) ignorant (B) observant (C) purposeful (D) ordinary
( )61. Those who believe in God think good people will go to ______ after they die while bad guys will go to hell. (A) heaven (B) universe (C) laboratory (D) campus
( )62. The ______ reindeer, called Rudolph, is said to lead the way for Santa Claus. (A) well-educated (B) heart-broken (C) red-nosed (D) badly-behaved
( )63. This ______ is caused by dust in the Earth’s atmosphere. (A) explosion (B) density (C) matter (D) distortion
( )64. The ______ view that women have to do all the housework is being argued in this meeting. (A) conditional (B) abnormal (C) additional (D) traditional
( )65. The ______ pulled by dogs are the only transportation in this freezing season. (A) statues (B) sleighs (C) companies (D) abilities
( )66. I am always fascinated by the ______ stars whenever I look up to the sky. (A) twinkling (B) twisting (C) twirling (D) trusting
( )67. The police are making careful ______ of that guy in order to find out whether he smuggles a lot of illegal drugs. (A) objections (B) corrections (C) observations (D) attractions
( )68. The bomb suddenly ______, claiming six lives and causing tremendous damage. (A) tricked (B) exploded (C) terrified (D) expressed
( )69. You’d better not play ______ on Tom, who always gets angry easily over trivial things. (A) urges (B) promises (C) jokes (D) adults
( )70. Through close observation, he can feel the slightest ______, such as the leaves fluttering. (A) document (B) payment (C) department (D) movement
( )71. You can’t be too careful when driving on such a ______ night. (A) foggy (B) gentle (C) ticking (D) similar
( )72. On hearing the war was over, the prisoners of war shouted with ______. (A) shine (B) glee (C) whip (D) limp
( )73. The king was well-known for his ______, because he accepted other religions different from his. (A) viewpoint (B) starvation (C) tolerance (D) confidence
( )74. That movie star was mad at the news that he had an affair with a waitress because it ______ the truth. (A) pretended (B) destroyed (C) distorted (D) impressed
( )75. The streetlight standing on the corner ______ dimly. (A) insisted (B) bargained (C) spared (D) glowed
( )76. It is commonly accepted that we can’t judge a person by his/her ______. (A) perspective (B) appearance (C) genuine (D) movement
( )77. Before you start to furnish your new house, you’d better ______ the lengths, heights and widths of the rooms. (A) depend (B) create (C) measure (D) convince
( )78. Whether the ______ of King Arthur is true or not is still under debate. (A) power (B) greed (C) talent (D) legend
( )79. The ______ in this factory are on strike, protesting against the overtime without payment. (A) impressions (B) asteroids (C) employees (D) atmospheres
( )80. Do you think it ______ if I don’t prepare all the files that the boss asked for by this Friday? (A) depends (B) awakes (C) observes (D) matters
( )81. Santa Claus is ______ by his red costume, gray beard, and genial smile. (A) characterized (B) tolerated (C) employed (D) added
( )82. He talks as if he were very knowledgeable about wines; in fact, what he says only scratches the ______ of them. (A) bargain (B) surface (C) creation (D) message
( )83. Compared with men, women are considered to be more concerned about their personal ______. (A) insistence (B) appearance (C) obedience (D) convenience
( )84. After that supermodel gained popularity overnight, there is an ______ of interest in becoming a model among teenagers in Taiwan. (A) expression (B) impression (C) explosion (D) attraction
( )85. The authorities concerned should have ______ toward every different opinion on building the nuclear power plant. (A) attitude (B) existence (C) resistance (D) tolerance
( )86. Jim won the lottery, which will bring him an unimaginably large sum of money. No sooner had he heard the news, his eyes ______ with excitement. (A) twinkled (B) sprinkled (C) wondered (D) collapsed
( )87. Some media are inclined to report stories in which the facts or original statements are partly ______. (A) distrusted (B) discarded (C) discharged (D) distorted
( )88. Jesse only takes care of himself and never thinks of others. For him, he is the center of the ______. (A) personality (B) universe (C) nature (D) company
( )89. The boss ______ his employees a three day company tour. (A) created (B) insisted (C) spared (D) granted
( )90. Your son is a grownup; you don’t have any ______ over him. (A) movement (B) urge (C) power (D) struggle
( )91. ______ differences may make overseas travel difficult or even embarrassing. (A) Mutual (B) Humble (C) Honorable (D) Cultural
( )92. The ghost story told by the old man was so ______ that all the children cried out because of fear. (A) popular (B) convenient (C) frightening (D) certain
( )93. We should hold elderly people in ______. (A) regret (B) memory (C) respect (D) humor
( )94. Traditionally, Chinese people are more ______ to their seniors. (A) appealing (B) attractive (C) respectful (D) familiar
( )95. You can trust Daisy. She is very dependable and never breaks a ______. (A) confidence (B) measure (C) whisper (D) promise
( )96. The two companies plan to ______ for the purpose of making bigger profits. (A) shake (B) found (C) discover (D) unite
( )97. The teacher gave a ______ of disappointment when she saw one of her students cheat on the exam. (A) sigh (B) sign (C) sight (D) singe
( )98. The book A Tale of Two Cities is thought of as a(n) ______. (A) marvel (B) major (C) classic (D) artistic
( )99. Before the princess took a bath, she would ask the maids to scatter some rose ______ into the bathtub. (A) penguins (B) panels (C) pencils (D) petals
( )100. It is ______ of you to stick your hands out of a moving car. (A) generous (B) foolish (C) joyful (D) convenient