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臺銀證券 104 年新進人員甄試試題
甄試類別【代碼】：全類別【G5801- G5806】
普通科目：國文及英文
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本試卷為一張雙面，測驗題型分為【國文（公文寫作 1題，配分為 40 分）】與【英文（四選一單
選選擇題 30 題，每題配分 2分，配分為 60 分）】，本科目滿分為 100 分。
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壹、國文
一、公文寫作（函）【配分 40 分】
台灣證券交易所於民國103 年12 月31 日發布新聞，據該所券商輔導部近期接獲投資人陳情，
稱證券商營業員與其有交易糾紛，經派員前往證券商瞭解並調聽相關交易錄音，發現除部分電話
委託未留存錄音紀錄外，另有部分電話委託係由於營業員與客戶平日為方便聯繫而互留手機號
碼，客戶因而撥打營業員手機下單，甚或利用「line」、「 facebook」等通訊軟體傳遞下單訊息到
營業員手機，再由營業員打電話跟客戶確認交易資訊後輸單。
證交所表示，依目前有關規定，證券商接受電話委託下單須留存電話錄音紀錄至少一年；且
因考量現行設備及技術尚無法確保手機接單錄音紀錄存取之不可竄改性，恐難以保障投資人權
益，亦容易造成日後交易糾紛，故手機接單目前仍是法規禁止行為。因此上述案例，營業員及證
券商均因違反相關規定而遭證交所處置。
請參考以上資料，試代承辦此項業務之○○部辦事員王文虎撰擬臺銀綜合證券股份有限公司
致各分公司函：為保護投資人權益，營業員於接受客戶以電話委託買賣時，應依規定對電話委託
內容同步錄音，錄音紀錄至少保存一年；至於營業員以手機或利用手機通訊軟體接受委託下單訊
息，均屬現行法規禁止行為。
貳、英文【選擇題 30 題，每題 2分，共計 60 分】
一、字彙【請依照句子前後文意，選出最適當的答案】
【3】1. The workforce in this company used to be _____ by men; now the numbers of men and women are equal.
situated indicated
dominated replicated
【1】2. Being divorced or single later in life no longer carries the _____ that it did for previous generations.
stigma glory
convention expectation
【4】3. The occasional watching of a funny YouTube video can offer _____ during the hard work of a long day.
instinct commitment
devastation solace
【1】4. One common way to _____ a conversation is by asking people about themselves.
stimulate interrupt
release contribute
【4】5. The result of the Taipei mayoral election is a _____ of Taiwan’s democratic values and Taipei citizens’
determination to pursue progress.
deprivation connection
subversion manifestation
【2】6. If you want to continue to _____ your interest in photography, you will need to buy a new camera.
conduct pursue
engage involve
【1】7. The government issued broad _____ orders for people living in the coastal areas, asking them to leave
before the typhoon hit the island.
evacuation radiation
demonstration emancipation
【3】8. Although this margarine tastes fine, I think it’s a very poor _____ for real butter.
ingredient texture
substitute institute
【2】9. “To fight against terrorism, we must remain _____ at home and abroad,” said the president.
radical vigilant
merciful critical
【3】10. If you drop something on the train tracks, ask a rail worker to _____ it for you.
revive speculate
retrieve revolve
二、文法測驗【請在下列各題中選出最適當的答案】
【4】11. Lying on a special shelf in John’s room is a teddy bear, _____ to him by a good friend.
which has given and gives
giving given
【1】12. The retailer said that his shops sold about half as many copies of the album as he _____.
had expected would expect
has expected was expected
【4】13. It is amusing to see how much penguins resemble humans in dress suits _____ in a comical fashion.
walk to walk
have walked walking
【3】14. Last year, LED sales grew faster than _____ any other lighting technology, according to statistics.
much of such of
those of ones of
【2】15. A recent study shows that unmarried baby boomers are five times more likely to live in poverty _____
their married counterparts.
as than
from with
【4】16. As the gap between the rich and poor increases, _____ poverty and homelessness.
so are and so is
and so does so do
【2】17. A total of 389 poultry farms have been sampled, with 330 of them _____ to have been infected by the
new sub-strain of H5 bird flu.
which confirmed confirmed
confirming to confirm
【4】18. If these strict measures had not been taken, there _____ a widespread transmission of H2N5.
would be
had been
would not have
would have been
【2】19. Angry villagers accused the rescue team of moving too slowly to help _____ in the mountains.
trapping those still
those still trapped
trap those still
those have trapped
【4】20. The old beggar was _____ overwhelmed by the kindness of the hostess that tears rushed to his eyes.
very much
such so
三、克漏字測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】
Shared backgrounds and value systems make it easier to befriend people from our home countries. Yet,
because these elements can’t be taken 21 with people from other cultures, making friends with them can be
challenging. Learning to accept the differences that 22 is easier said than done. According to anthropologists
Kevin Avruch and Peter W. Black, people tend to view things they don’t understand 23 wrong or strange.
Compounding the problem are stereotypes, which are typically 24 the truth. For instance, one stereotype
about Americans is that they’re all outgoing, whereas many are actually quite 25 . So we should start by
recognizing the stereotypes that we have, after which we can take steps to overcome them.
【1】21. for granted into consideration use of as examples
【3】22. rise raise arise arouse
【4】23. from at with as
【2】24. nothing but far from more than instead of
【3】25. extroverted sarcastic introverted lucrative
四、閱讀測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】
Ten years ago, most experts would have agreed that the first people in the Americas arrived about 14,000
years ago by walking across a land bridge that crossed the Bering Strait—the boundary between Siberia and
Alaska. They then traveled south through an open area of ground between great sheets of ice that stretched
across North America at that time. Today, however, this theory is being challenged.
An alternative theory suggests that instead of a single first migration, various groups of people came to the
Americas at intervals spaced well apart in time. Another theory proposes that, rather than walking across a land
bridge, some came by boat. According to this theory, ancient people might have kayaked their way along the
shoreline just as adventurous tourists do today.
Looking at ancient tools found in America, archeologist Dennis Stanford noticed that their shape is
analogous to tools used by the Solutrean culture of southwestern Europe. He thinks it is conceivable that people
of that culture may have kayaked across the Atlantic from Europe to America perhaps 20,000 years ago or
earlier.
The science of archeology often produces theories that are based on very small bits of evidence. Today’s
archeologists know that being stubborn and holding on to one theory while shutting out the others isn’t good
science. They know they need to be patient as more buried pieces of the puzzle are dug out of the ground. As
new evidence is discovered that disrupts existing theories, they adjust those theories to explain the new facts.
【4】26. Which could be the title for this reading?
Why Ancient People Left Their Places
How Archeologists Created Their Theories
Why Archeologists Enjoyed Working
How Ancient People Migrated to the Americas
【1】27. Which of the following statements is a fact, not just a theory?
The ancient tools found in America are analogous to those used by people in southwestern Europe.
The first people in the Americas arrived about 14,000 years ago.
Various groups of people came to the Americas at intervals.
Ancient people might have traveled to the Americas by boat.
【2】28. How many theories are mentioned in this reading?
Two
Three
Four
Five
【3】29. What is the significance of Dennis Stanford’s finding in paragraph 3?
It proves that ancient people must have been good at making tools.
It excludes any close relation among ancient people in Europe and America.
It suggests that ancient people probably came to the Americas by boat 20,000 years ago.
It denies the possibility that ancient people crossed the Atlantic from Europe to America.
【2】30. Which of the following statements is NOT true?
The first people in the Americas probably traveled through a land bridge across the Bering Strait.
It is difficult for archeologists to change their attitude and adjust to a new theory.
Ancient people must have been adventurous while making their migration.
It is natural for archeologists to challenge an old theory with new evidence.