107年 - [非官方正解]107 國立臺灣大學_碩士班招生考試_部分系所：英文(B)#123747

1. When a series of pictures of an object is presented in steady, rapid ______ with the position of the object slightly altered in each picture, our brain blends these pictures into one another, creating the illusion of motion. 
(A) subordination (B) succession (C) explosion (D) predecessor

2. The time ______ between images is normally 1/24 of a second in most cameras.
(A) lapse (B) languor (C) larceny (D) lard

3. To our surprise, he urged the ______ of hanging and flogging.
(A) restoration (B) resuscitation (C) resonance (D) resilience

4. The communication ______ of animals like apes, chimpanzees and dolphins is limited to simple gestures and a very limited range of vocal utterances. 
(A) apprentice (B) apparel (C) apparatus (D) apprehension

5. The basic premise of this concept ______ in the realization that neither theism nor deism can adequately answer the burning question of man's relationship with God.
(A) retorts (B) retreats (C) resigns (D) resides

6. After the chemotherapy, her cancer has been in ______ for several years.
(A) recess (B) remission (C) regret (D) remiss

7. John has been addicted to drugs. This year he managed to stop using them for a month, but then ______.
(A) relaxed (B) relapsed (C) relayed (D) replied

8. The revolt in the northern part of this country is thought to have been ______ by a high-ranking general.
(A) instilled (B) insighted (C) instigated (D) installed

9. After the trial, the ______, all under the age of eighteen, were detained and their appeals were dismissed.
(A) lampoons (B) barristers (C) shrines (D) litigants

10. The bedrooms were ______ with bare mattresses, and the refrigerator was dirty, the report says:
(A) melancholy (B) concave (C) unkempt (D) burly

11. ______ brings about particular allergic reactions to something around us is usually referred to as an allergen.
(A) Those (B) There (C) When (D) Whatever

12. ______ one third of a car's fuel consumption is spent in overcoming friction, and this friction loss has a direct impact on both fuel consumption and emissions.
(A) Following (B) No less than (C) Regarding (D) Given

13. Anyone ______ getting information about the new political party should email us.
(A) interested in (B) interesting to (C) who interested (D) who is interested

14. There was a time when people anticipated racial prejudice to eventually dissipate ______ a more enlightened and better-educated group of youth replaced generations of racial chauvinism and bigotry throughout the world.
(A) through
(B) though
(C) as
(D) for.

15. ______ on our cover this month is an electron micrograph of a human sperm that even the student of oncogenes might recognize as being "just not right".
(A) Featured
(B) Featuring
(C) Be featured
(D) Be featuring

16. I am almost finished. This is ______ to empty.
(A) the last one but
(B) the one but last
(C) one but the last
(D) the last but one

17. Cabin fever is essentially a response to ______ inside a confined indoor area for a prolonged period of time.
(A) stick
(B) being stuck
(C) stuck
(D) have stuck

18. Hardly had she seen me ______ she burst out laughing.
(A) what
(B) where
(C) when
(D) why

19. If nothing else, voters will question the integrity of the process and may question the results of the election ______.
(A) regarded
(B) regard of
(C) regarding
(D) regardless

20. ______ with just standing here, I took out my cellphone to play online games.(A) Felt bored (B) Feeling boring (C) Feeling bored (D) Felt boring

21.
(A) take on
(B) take in
(C) take out
(D) take to

22.
(A) give
(B) giving
(C) given
(D) gave

23. (A) collecting (B) collect (C) collected (D) collective

24.
(A) into
(B) to
(C) since
(D) from

25.
(A) X
(B) when
(C) where
(D) how

26.
(A) parch
(B) march
(C) arch
(D) archive

27.
(A) nothing more than
(B) nothing less than
(C) more than
(D) less than

28.
(A) revealed
(B) populated
(C) ushered in
(D) connected by

29.
(A) appealed
(B) arrested
(C) allotted
(D) arrived

30.
(A) expanded ever
(B) ever-expanding
(C) expended ever
(D) ever-expending

31.
(A) meet
(B) met
(C) wind
(D) wound

32. (A) car (B) carriage (C) carcass (D) carrier

33.
(A) wretched
(B) wielded
(C) wired
(D) warranted

34.
(A) merchants
(B) metropolis
(C) migrants
(D) motives

35.
(A) intact
(B) impact
(C) indelible
(D) indistinct

36.
(A) momentum
(B) placebo
(C) phobia
(D) lead

37.
(A) anywhere
(B) anything
(C) everywhere
(D) nothing

38.
(A) tentative
(B) precocious
(C) tenacious
(D) viable

39.
(A) nonchalant
(B) vibrant
(C) minute
(D) full-blown

40.
(A) overheard
(B) sentenced
(C) foiled
(D) measured

41. Which of the following number best completes the blank in the passage?(A) 25 (B) 35 (C) 45 (D) 55

42. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?(A) The author and his daughter live in Australia.(B) The author's daughter falls into sleep quickly.(C) The author's daughter shows many psychological disorders in early life.(D) The author feels very exhausted taking care of the baby.

43. Which of the following best describes the author's sentence: "It would take a village to raise this child - about 68 people..?"(A) An overstatement(B) An understatement(C) A metaphor(D) A simile

44. According to the passage, what can we learn about hobby babies?(A) Those who enjoy pooping while feeding.(B) Those who don't bother their parents too much.(C) Those whose hobbies are similar to their parents'.(D) Those whose hobbies are hard to find.

45. What's the author's attitude toward "Kingdom of Heaven?"(A) It is as confusing as Crusades.(B) It is as terrific as "Alexander."(C) It is not as terrific as "Troy."(D) It is not as terrific as "Gladiator."

46. Which of the following is TRUE about this passage?(A) Ridley Scott revived both "Gladiator" and "Kingdom of Heaven".(B) "Kingdom of Heaven" does not have a leading man.(C) Both "Troy" and "Alexander" are much more boring than "Gladiator".
(D) Orlando Bloom is not as handsome as Legolas.

47. Which of the following explanations best captures the meaning of "religious fanatics of all stripes?"(A) all kinds of stripes people with religions like to wear(B) all kinds of people with excessive religious enthusiasm(C) all kinds of behaviors crazy religious people display(D) all kinds of activities an active blacksmith likes to do

48. According to the passage, which of the following can be inferred about Manchester?(A) It is a city which impresses you at the first sight.(B) It is a city which tries to convey poetry.(C) It is a city which likes showiness.(D) It is a city which has lots of cultural achievements.

49. According to the passage, which of the following is TRUE about the description of Victorian neogothic architecture in Manchester?(A) It displays total magnificence in its exterior.(B) It enjoys using flowers as decoration.(C) It commemorates more on men of affairs than on adventures.(D) Its typical representation is its self-effacing Town Hall.

50. According to the passage, what can we learn about the Hallé in Manchester?(A) Charles Hallé was the founder of the Hallé orchestra.(B) It was founded by German expatriates years ago.(C) It encourages people in Manchester to discuss literature and art.(D) The author encourages native Mancunians to join the orchestra.