
二、文法測驗【請在下列各題中選出最適當的答案】
【4】9. When he got to the briefing room, all his colleagues _______.
leave are about to leave have left had left
【3】10. _______ was in the assembly meeting yesterday that the CEO announced the big change in the company.
Who There It Which
【4】11. _______ you can fully focus on your work, the chances for success are slim.
Without Despite As long as Unless
【2】12. The entrepreneur used to work in his father’s garage, _______ he built the first prototype of computer.
which where in where there
【2】13. _______ too much money, the company decided to stop selling this product.
To have lost Having lost To lose Lost
【1】14. Andy rarely meets work deadlines, _______? I don’t think I can trust him with this.
does he he does doesn’t he he doesn’t
【4】15. _______ treat others with respect will be respected.
He that They who One who Those who
三、克漏字測驗【請依照段落上下文意,選出最適當的答案】
This is how the police start in a crime investigation. They recreate crime scenes in an effort to better
understand complex cases. 16 they usually do is to set up a room to make it look like the room where a
murder took place. In order to do this, they use 17 taken from the murder scene to set up tables, chairs
and other objects just where they were at the time of the murder. Now, scientists in Switzerland are
developing 18 reality technologies to recreate crimes scenes. The scientists say these computer-made
images can be used for quality recreations of events. It is believed that this kind of technology can help
police, investigators, judges and lawyers better 19 crime scenes. It can even perform virtual
autopsies–recreating examinations of human remains.
The scientists develop special computer software to create this virtual reality technology. The software
recreates crime scenes using hand-held three-dimensional scanners. 20 reports from witnesses and
camera recordings, investigators are able to use these 3D images to simulate what happened in the crime.
Although the new technology cannot reduce crimes, it does make investigation more efficient.
【1】16. What How That Where
【1】17. photographs satellites antiques residues
【4】18. volatile vocational versatile virtual
【2】19. dominate visualize compromise capitalize
【3】20. Relative to Composed of Based on Excluded from
四、閱讀測驗【請依照段落上下文意,選出最適當的答案】
What’s your dream job? Is it to work as a business executive in a large cosmopolitan city? Or be a travel writer
with ample opportunities to see the world? Or maybe to work as an anthropologist, helping to preserve the heritage of
local peoples? Whatever it is, some of us know the answer to that question from an early age, while others find the
answer later in life. In many places in the world, you are no longer expected to work for the same company for a
lifetime. In fact, having the same job for a significant period of time can adversely affect your career. It might seem
ironic, but many companies now think the best employees are those that change jobs every few years.
The days of looking at “Help wanted” ads in newspapers, and then sending in a résumé, are disappearing fast.
We are morphing from a “browse and show me” society to one of “refer and lead me.” Today, both job seekers and
job recruiters use social recruiting to search, share, discuss, engage, build rapport, and refer. More people are relying
on social media to get the extra advantage.
The key thing about social media is that it lets you create connections with people. These connections can be a
huge help in getting a job because you can get a personal referral. You are far more likely to be considered for a job
with a personal referral than you would be just completing an online application. However, a word of warning: even
though you are using social media, always remain professional with the people you interact with. Don’t blur the line
between personal and professional.
Remember that the best job is the one that you’re happy doing. Confucius once said, “Find a job you love, and
you’ll never work a day in your life.” That may not be completely true, but it’s still pretty good advice.
【2】21. What is the main purpose of this passage?
To warn people against finding jobs online. To give advice on finding a job.
To explain how to write a “help wanted” ad. To discuss the outlook of the job market.
【1】22. Which of the following claims does the author make?
Social media enable job seekers to establish links with people.
Everyone needs to identify a dream job as early as possible.
Keeping a job for 20 years is good for one’s career development.
The best employees are those that devote their lives to a single job.
【3】23. What claim does the author make about job seeking?
Without the help of social media, one cannot find a job in today’s competitive society.
Compared to the personal referral, an online application gives an applicant more edge.
It is important to separate personal matters from business ones when interviewing for a job.
Nowadays, many companies still expect the employees to work for the same company for a lifetime.
【1】24 Which of the following words is closest in meaning to the word “morphing” in the second paragraph?
Changing. Probing. Arguing. Declining.
【1】25. Which function of social media is NOT mentioned in the passage?
To replace an interview. To make personal referral.
To build support. To talk about related matters.