25.Competition is a source of pressure for sales.

(A)authority
(B)punishment
(C)rivalry
(D)maintenance

26.Sharp forks are not suitable for small children. (A)absurd (B) financial (C)humorous (D)appropriate

27.Until a way is found to contain the virus, our cities will be affected. (A)compromise (B)legislature (C)means (D)factory

28.Since subsequent trials with human subjects are needed, it can take years for a new drug to be approved. (A)better (B)faster (C)later (D)surer

29.Diamonds are expensive partly because they are so rare. (A)scarce (B)abundant (C)variable (D)spontaneous

30.Scientists are still speculating about the origin of the universe. (A)denying (B)discussing (C)experimenting (D)thinking IV、閱讀測驗(31-50 題) There are four major categories of colors. Primary colors — red, yellow, and blue — are 31 since they cannot be made 32 mixing together any other colors. Orange, green, and violet are secondary colors, 33 by combining two primary colors. If primary and secondary colors 34 in order around a wheel, tertiary colors are an admixture of one of each kind. In imagining this same color wheel, complementary colors appear opposite each other and are most 35 .

31.(A)one (B)such (C)that (D)there

32.(A)by (B)from (C)of (D)with

33.(A)that are created (B)created (C)that are creating (D)are creating

34.(A)arrange (B)are arranging (C)that arranged (D)are arranged

35.(A)dissimilar (B)similar (C)differentiate (D)resemble Speaking in front of a group is often a terrifying experience, but most of us are asked to make a speech sooner or later. You should be able to speak in front of others — in classrooms, at meetings, or at special events. Planning in advance can help you meet the challenge. First, research your topic thoroughly. Check the library for facts, quotes, books, and current newspaper and magazine articles on your topic. Get in touch with experts. Write to them, make phone calls, and get interviews to help enrich your material. Learn more than you will use in your speech. That knowledge will help you more than anything. Now start organizing and writing. Write the main parts of your speech on small index cards, rather than on paper. You should not bore your audience by reading your speech. Your notes on the cards will remind you of the main points you wish to make. Rehearse your speech in front of a mirror. The more familiar you become with your speech, the more confidently you can deliver it. Consult a dictionary for proper meanings and pronunciations. Finally, be assured that few speakers escape “butterflies” before making a speech. This feeling is beneficial rather than harmful. The speaker usually does a better job when keyed up.

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