
貳、英文【第 26-50 題,每題 2分,共計 25 題,占 50 分】 
一、字彙【請依照句子前後文意,選出最適當的答案】 
【1】26. An argument in logic is a set of statements where one statement is ________ from the other or others. 
 inferred   preferred     deferred   conferred   
【4】27. Most people are held back not by their ________ ability, but by their mindset. 
 intimate   insane   intensive   innate 
【2】28. The creative mind is an extremely valuable ________ both in one’s professional and personal life. 
 assessment   asset   accomplishment   excess 
【3】29. The whirlwind of technology changes our lives so quickly that there’s no way to ________ how the future will 
look. 
 dissipate     participate   anticipate   emancipate   
【2】30. Known  as the "Venice of America," Ft Lauderdale’s expansive  and ________ canal system is much like our 
personal navigation through life. 
 dedicating   intricate     intense   incentive 
【4】31. People need to learn how to sail through life and ________ the tumultuous waters and winds of change for a 
healthier, happier life with their favorite friends! 
 transport   grow   participate   traverse 
二、文法測驗【請在下列各題中選出最適當的答案】 
【1】32. Most people can’t avoid colleagues ________ or gossiping about their relationship or making accusations    of 
bias or favoritism against them.   
 resenting   resent   to resent   resents   
【3】33. The ethical mind ponders the nature of one’s work and the needs and desires of the society ________ he lives. 
 for which   in that   in which   to which 
【1】34. The biggest mistake learners make is viewing intelligence as a fixed ________. 
 attribute   contribution   constitution  institute 
【2】35. Having a ________ internet connection is an essential part of earning an online degree while traveling. 
 nominal   reliable   glorious   infamous  
【3】36.  The  type  of  knowledge  that  results  in  action  can’t  be ________ by simply sitting back and watching video 
lectures. 
 inquired   required   acquired  confronted   
【1】37.  The  demand  for  better  schools  was  becoming  increasingly  urgent  because  of  economic  shifts,  ________ 
knowledge-based businesses and industries requiring a more highly trained and educated workforce. 
 with   in which     that   because   
【4】38. A healthy dose of ________ helps people better evaluate the information they come across. 
 federalism   sarcasm   plagiarism     skepticism 
【1】39. Seventeen ________ members of a global trafficking ring have been charged with transporting hundreds of 
women from Thailand to the United States for commercial sex purposes.   
 alleged   pledged   religious     courageous 
【2】40. Being able to ________ a valid argument from a false one is an important skill. 
 concern   discern   debate   return 
三、克漏字測驗【請依照段落上下文意,選出最適當的答案】 
Once you are familiar with the many tools that can help you manage your projects more efficiently, you may 
want to learn more about the main project management methodologies. 
One  is  PMBOK,   41   stands  for Project  Management Body  Of Knowledge. This approach centers   42  
common project management skills, such as budgeting and managing inputs and outputs, and it's commonly used in 
the U.S. 
PRINCE2 stands for PRojects IN Controlled Environments. This   43   approach is widely used in the U.K. 
and  other  English-speaking  countries.  You  use  it  to  among  other  things,   44   people's  roles,  keep  lines  of 
communication open, manage project risk, and establish base costs. 
Agile  Project  Management is  another  popular  approach.  This  often  works  well  for  projects  in   45 , 
fast-moving  environments,  because  it  allows  you  and  your  team  to  respond  flexibly  to  changing  needs  and 
requirements. 
 
【3】41. who   that   which       another   
【1】42. on     for   in  at 
【2】43. portable   accredited   capable   connected   
【4】44. associate   confuse   solicit   clarify   
【1】45. complex   compound   competent   conclusive   
四、閱讀測驗【請在下列各題中選出最適當的答案】 
We’ve seen some high profile ethical failures in the press in recent years. It will be hard to forget the devastation 
caused by accounting fraud at the investment company run by Bernard Madoff, or the earlier frauds at Enron and 
Worldcom. People have also raised ethical questions over the welfare of some organizations’ staff and suppliers. This 
highlights the extent to which it can be difficult for leaders to determine what’s right and wrong. Some make the 
wrong choices  –  and end up in the news or in the courts. 
What we rarely see, however, are stories about the numerous companies that are managed by ethical leaders. 
While standards seem to keep falling in some corporations, other leaders raise the bar and inspire their teams to do 
the same. These leaders do the right thing, at the right time, for the right reasons. They put their ethics before the 
bottom line – and, as a result, they have dedicated teams that would do almost anything for them. 
To lead your team with character and integrity, you must set an example. You’re the leader, remember? Your team 
looks to you. To begin, you must know your own values as well as your organization’s values. 
For example, the global technology giant 3M is well known for its company values. Why? Because the entire 
team  –  from top executives all the way down to the mailroom  –  live and breathe the principles of honesty and 
integrity every day. 3M communicates clearly that it wants its staff to do things like  “keep promises, have personal 
accountability, and respect others in the workforce.”  Every leader in the company knows this, so they work by these 
rules. And as a result, everyone else follows. 
Hopefully, your company has clear rules about how it wants team members to act. As a leader, it's up to you to 
know these rules and codes of conduct – and to make sure you enforce them. Your personal values are also important. 
If the company’s written rules don't say that you must be fair to everyone, but this value is important to you – then, of 
course, you’re going to be fair.Good leaders follow their personal values as well as organizational values . 
 
【3】46. What can be inferred from the first paragraph? 
 Bernard Madoff did not trust his staff and suppliers and was put in jail.   
 Enron and Worldcom raised their ethical standard after their earlier frauds. 
 Some bosses were charged because they couldn’t distinguish whether a decision was right or wrong. 
 Most companies failed because the welfare system of the staff members was revealed in the press.     
【3】47. According to this passage, what would be necessary for a good leader to know first? 
 A good leader needs to show kindness to help the workers. 
 A good leader must impose his own values on his subordinates. 
 A good leader must know his and his company’s values and lead by his example.   
 A good leader needs to know the company goals and make great profits. 
【1】48. In line 7, what does the phrase “raise the bar” mean? 
 Elevate the moral standard. 
 Set higher goals for their productivity. 
 Encourage the workers to participate in physical activities. 
 Dedicate more to the needs of the workers. 
【4】49. What are the things 3M wants its employees to do?   
 They have to keep promises and respect other workers’ personal accounts. 
 They have to treasure the company’s values and respect their leaders. 
 They have to know the rules and treasure their own values. 
 They have to honor their words, take responsibilities and respect each other.   
【2】50. What should a leader do if some of the rules of the company are not specific?   
 He has to refer to other successful businesses to find a solution.   
 He needs to consider his personal ethical values and make decisions accordingly. 
 He must consult with other senior members of the company to make the final decision. 
 He should try to hold a meeting to revise the regulations to make them precise.