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100 年專門職業及技術人員普通考試導遊人員、領隊人員考試試題
等 別：普通考試
類 科：外語領隊人員（英語）
科 目：外國語（英語）
考試時間：1小時 20 分 座號：
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1 It is not my cup of tea!
I must obey the instructions. I don’t like it.
I am not good at making tea. It is not my imagination.
2 The prosperity of tourism is related to the policy of our government.
domestic duplicated dumb detour
3 We should all the possibilities when solving this problem.
negate ponder attack project
4 He runs away with the idea, and the other faculty members do not agree.
They blame him for his irresponsibility. They do not accept his hasty conclusion.
They turn down his unexpected invitation. They reject his application.
5 She can speak English and French with .
faculty future facility frailty
6 The waiters will show you where to bed down.
The waiters will tell you the place that you may put your beddings.
The waiters will ask for your assistance later.
The waiters will tell you where you may stay tonight.
The waiters will provide everything you need.
7 Mr. Jones has got the hang of being a tour guide.
Mr. Jones quit his job.
Mr. Jones needs our help now.
Mr. Jones met some strangers on his way home.
Mr. Jones has learned the skills of being a tour guide.
8 I like those stamps, but .
I would not like to cost lots on money to buy them
I would rather buy something else
they would spend much money
they would waste much money
9 Mr. Brown was the president, and now Mr. Bean steps into his shoes.
Mr. Bean stamps on Mr. Brown’s feet.
Mr. Brown orders Mr. Bean to try his own shoes.
Mr. Bean has replaced Mr. Brown.
Mr. Bean offends Mr. Brown.
10 Our parents were high on love and patience, and therefore we followed their instructions willingly.
rejoiced transcended valued taught
11 The rustic scenery appealed to him so much that he bought a house there.
rural deserted urban beautiful
12 Due to the impending disaster, we have to our flight to Bangkok.
provide cancel resume tailor
13 His face looks like _______.
a toad of a toad with a toad that of a toad
14 His conclusion seems to insinuate that we can visit Russia very soon.
report imply deny affirm
15 The tour guide him into buying some expensive souvenirs.
persuaded dissuaded suggested purified
16 The mobs were mollified when he gave a speech.
wiped out attended pacified angry
17 We all felt when the manager got drunk.
embarrassed embarrassing being embarrassed been embarrassed
18 The travel agent the delay.
astonished at astonished apologized apologized for
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19 He will tell you as soon as he .
knows has known will know is knowing
20 He devoted himself to poor children.
be taught teaching teach teaching with
21 She is not so stupid not to understand that.
so with as for
22 The interpreter talked as if he how to fly like a bird.
knew would know had known has known
23 Gaga: Let’s go Dutch. Melody:
Are you so rich as to pay for all of us? We had better go to Germany.
Do you really want to pick it up? Good idea!
24 Neither you, nor I, nor he in Mr. Brown’s class.
am is are be
25 The wedding anniversary is worth .
being celebrated celebrating of celebrating celebrated
26 Wulai (烏來) is a famous hot-spring .
resort mansion pivot plaque
27 I found myself an airplane.
in broad on board abroad with boarding
28 You must check the date of your passport. You may need to apply for a new one.
explanatory exploratory expiry expository
29 there is a holiday, we always go hiking.
During Whatever Whenever While
30 Bonnie signed up dancing classes in the Extension Program.
on in for about
31 After the plane touches down, we have to remain in our seats until we to the gate.
pass by stop over take off taxi in
32 Our wants to reserve a table for dinner tomorrow.
alcoholic client gambler retailer
33 If you’re travelling to the United States, you may need a .
vicar villa vista visa
34 Do not be afraid to eat with your hands here. When in Rome, do the Romans do.
for as of since
35 The of Liberty, a gift from France, is erected in New York Harbor.
Statuette Stature Status Statue
36 Before the plane leaves the ground, we must a video related to flight safety.
glance look notice watch
37 What shall we do ?
after a dinner after dinner after we dinner after the dinner
38 I am so happy that Nick is coming to visit us. Please tell him to make himself home.
inside in on at
39 Would you like to order a/an or refer to the à la carte menu?
complex meal singular meal set meal united meal
40 The newlyweds are on their tour.
blossom bosom begotten bridal
41 there is more than one Paris in the world, there’s really only one Paris in the world. It is the capital of
France.
Although Already However And
42 Please don’t order so much food! for the last two months.
Earned much weight was I I have been putting on weight
My weight has put on My weight was gaining
43 This group of people would like to stay in hotels. They need to be five star hotels.
convenient leisure luxurious public
44 Is there any problem my reservation?
in of to with
45 Do not draw attention to yourself by large amounts of cash or expensive jewelry.
display displayed displays displaying
46 I enjoyed the stay here. Thank you very much for the .
hospital hospitality hostilities hostel
47 Jessica’s customers complained because they had to pay twice for their .
accommodation acculturation accusation assimilation
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48 , I will try to correct it.
If I’ve done a mistake If I’ve done wrongly
If I’ve done something wrong If I’ve done something mistake
49 If I cancel the trip, will I ?
be refunded refund refunded refunding
50 William Faulkner was a Nobel .
laurel launder laureate lavator
51 Client: I would like to change 500 US dollars into NT dollars.
Bank clerk: Certainly, sir. Please complete this form and make sure .
you jot down the capital appreciation you put the full name in capitals
you visited the capitals of other countries you vote against capital punishment
52 An gambler will have a hard time when deciding to stop this bad habit.
introvert invidious inveterate innocuous
53 Hotel clerk: I’m sorry, could you spell that for me, please?
Guest: Yes, certainly. .
It’s three days counting from today It’s S-M-Y-T-H
It’s Sunday next week It’s 100 US dollars
54 Guest: You have answered my questions thoroughly. Thank you very much.
Hotel clerk: You are welcome.
It’s been my address. It’s been my intention. It’s been my pleasure. It’s been my thinking.
55 A: Have you seen my iPod? I can’t find it anywhere.
B: Don’t worry. .
It will approach eventually It will come out eventually
It will turn up eventually It will turn out eventually
Even though American social relations are complex, hard to form, and hard to maintain, I managed to (56) the
gap, and I was able to have close friendships with some Americans. For (57) , the first semester I attended
college, I became friends with one of the American students who used to attend math class with me. We used to study
together, go to parties together, and he used to help me a lot with my English. (58) he transferred to another
university, we always keep (59) with each other. From my experience, I have come to understand that Americans
are generally verbal and long, silent periods are (60) to them. I think conversations make a friendly atmosphere
among people.
56 bridge expand separate reveal
57 effort example possibility truth
58 After then Even th ough Not even Only if
59 an eye head down in touch nose clean
60 sensible suitable pursuable uncomfortable
In Japan, guests have to (61) their shoes at the entrance of any Japanese-style accommodation. Slippers are
(62) inside, except on the tatami matting, so bring thick socks if the weather is cold.
Seating in the room is on cushions called zabuton arranged around the low table. In the (63) season, there
may be a blanket around the table. You slip your feet under the blanket for the (64) of a kotatsu electrical heating
unit.
The futon bedding is laid out on the floor. It (65) consists of a mattress, sheets, a thick cover, and extra
blankets if needed. A thin yukata robe is provided. In cold weather it is supplemented by a tanzen gown worn over it.
61 exchange replace remove wear
62 wear wearing wore worn
63 spring summer autumn winter
64 electrification vitamin warmth wave
65 extremely ordinarily privately sensitively
Destinations can be cities, towns, natural regions, or even whole countries. The econo mies of all tou rist destination s
are (66) to a significant extent on the money produced by tourism. It is possible to (67) destinations as natural
or built: Natural destinations (68) seas, lakes, rivers, coasts, mountain ranges, desert, and so on. Built destinations
are cities, towns, and villages. A resort is a destination constructed mainly or completely to serve the needs of tourism,
(69) Cancun in Mexico.
Successful destinations are seen to be unique in some way by those who visit them. Climate is one of the (70)
that determines this uniqueness. Not surprisingly, temperate and tropical climates attract the greatest number of
visitors.
66 dependent disconnected repellent preferred
67 amplify classify signify verify
68 concern consist include involve
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69 so on so so such as so that
70 conclusions specializations superstitions features
In the early 1900s, large numbers of Neanderthal skeleton s were found in the Dordogne region of southern France.
And scientists decided that they finally had enough information to say what a Neanderthal Man looked like. They gave
the job of rebuilding a Neanderthal Man to a French scientist called Marcellin Boule.
After studying the bones for many months, Boule began writing reports that described the Neanderthal Man as
looking more like an animal than a human being. A curved spine, he said, stopped the Neanderthal Man from standing
upright and forced it to hold its head forward. Nor could it fully extend its legs. And, like a monkey , it could pick up and
hold things with its feet.
In 1957, however, B ri t is h sci en t is ts l ooked again at the skeleton Boule had studied. And they decided that most of
Boule’s ideas were wrong. The Neanderthal’s feet could not hold things, and its spine was not curved. Neanderthals
could stand upright, but the skeleton Boule had studied had arthritis. And when they calculated the size of the
Neanderthal’s brain, they decided that it was as large as the brain of early Homo sapiens.
71 Which century is mentioned in this passage?
the 18th century the 19th century the 20th century the 21st century
72 What is this passage mainly about?
The French scientist’s rebuilding of the Neanderthals
The study of the Neanderthal skeletons in the 1900s
The corrected knowledge on the Neanderthals
The similarities between the Neanderthals and the monkeys
73 Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word “upright” in the passage?
curved down toward the right leaning backward straight up
74 Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage about Marcellin Boule?
He was praised for rebuilding the Neanderthal Man in the early 1900s.
He was a French scientist who wrote reports about the Neanderthal Man.
His ideas were later overturned by other scientists.
He described the Neanderthals as more like monkeys than mankind.
75 What can be inferred from this passage?
Most of the Neanderthals had illnesses such as arthritis.
The Neanderthals were probably related to human beings.
Many Neanderthals could act both as monkeys and as human beings.
The brain size of the Neanderthals grew larger from 1900 to 1957.
The McDonald’s hamburger company is going into the airline catering business. A Swiss charter plane will be
painted in the McDonald’s colors, some cabin staff will wear McDonald’s outfits, and the inflight food, instead of the
customary cold collation, will be Big Macs and chicken McNuggets.
The service will be introduced on April 1, which initially led some people to suspect an April Fool trick, but the
company and its Swiss airline collaborator, Crossair, confirmed yesterday that the project is no hoax. It will serve
charter routes from Geneva and Zurich to popular European holiday resorts.
In line with the McDonald’s practice of prefixing products with “Mc”, the 161-seater MD83 jet will be known
officially as the McPlane. Its fuselage will be painted to depict the McDonald’s golden arches, and the cabin seats will
be upholstered in bright red leather. McPlane’s interior will seek to create the atmosphere of a McDonald’s high street
outlet, complete with “Have a nice day” greetings from the cockpit. However, it is uncertain if the cabin drinks trolley
would be replaced by a milkshake dispenser. Chips, or “fries” as McDonald’s call them, have been ruled out because
of the danger of using a deep-fat frier.
76 What is the best title for this passage?
McDonald’s and the charter plane fuselage The external and internal design of McPlane
McDonald’s in the airline business The types of McDonald’s food in the air
77 Which type of McDonald’s food will not be seen on McPlane?
Chips Big Macs McNuggets Coke
78 Why did some people doubt the reality of this report?
The food on board will be the regular customary collation.
Swiss airline and Crossair acknowledged this trick.
Only one plane will be related to McDonald’s.
The service will begin on April Fool’s Day.
79 What does a “high street” mean?
a principal street a countryside street a very crowded street a colorful street
80 According to the passage, who will be greeting the passengers with “Have a nice day”?
the passengers the flight attendants the pilot the ground staff
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100年專門職業及技術人員普通考試導遊人員、領隊人員考試
科目名稱： 外國語（英語）(試題代號：4601)
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