中華郵政考古題 110年英文

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1. The president of our company plans to hold a news _____ on Sunday to announce a major breakthrough in our product development.　

(A)produce　 (B)tablet　 (C)conference　 (D)bottle

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2. The government agency was criticized for delaying processing of the case _____ to help the president win the election.　

(A)purposefully　 (B)restlessly　 (C)amusingly　 (D)sincerely

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3. Don’t be so _____. There’s still hope. If we try harder again, we might actually make it.　

(A)virtuous　 (B)aligned　 (C)integral　 (D)pessimistic

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4. As usual, the chairman would _____ a speech at the opening ceremony tonight.　

(A)unpack　 (B)deliver　 (C)reset　 (D)bolt

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5. Due to the pandemic, the students were unable to compete in person, so the school decided to hold a _____ race instead.　

(A)dilated　 (B)chapped　 (C)virtual　 (D)negated

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6. It would be very difficult to visit these two cities in one day. They’re on two different _____ and very far apart.　

(A)attics　 (B)sightings　 (C)observations　 (D)continents

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7. With this small device, you can _____ misplaced items easily so you won’t have to spend minutes or hours looking for your keys or phones again.　

(A)track　 (B)obscure　 (C)wrinkle　 (D)detach

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8. The hospital _____ the famous writer says tests indicate that he was poisoned.　

(A)treated　 (B)that treating　 (C)treating　 (D)was treated

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9. The chemical used to contaminate the product _____ identified, according to the committee of investigation.　

(A)no is yet　 (B)not was yet　 (C)has not yet been　 (D)yet has no be

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10. _____ the popularity of the victim, local authorities are now urgently called upon to investigate this crime.　

(A)Given　 (B)To give　 (C)Giving　 (D)Is given

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11. The shop that had been severely criticized on the internet _____ claims on Friday that they had sold expired food products.　

(A)rejecting　 (B)that rejected　 (C)be rejected　 (D)rejected

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12. The fences are very low and therefore _____ very hard to climb over.　

(A)seem no be　 (B)are not seem to　 (C)seem be not　 (D)do not seem to be

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13. _ the distance from home, _ water you might need for the trip.　

(A)The greater…the more　 (B)More… more　 (C)The great… more　 (D)Much… much the

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14. Archie will become a prince _____ his grandfather Prince Charles becomes King of England.　

(A)as well as　 (B)as soon as　 (C)so as to　 (D)might as well

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15. The arena _____ the tennis player for her outstanding achievement and contribution.　

(A)was named after　 (B)which named as　 (C)naming for　 (D)to name in

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16. 　　Good writing evokes emotion. Good writing connects things. Good writing tells a story that the reader can relate to. Too often, writers only 　26　 themselves against other writers. Those with better vocabularies and slicker prose appear to be the best of the group. But it’s actually wrong to think that good writing, and becoming a good writer, 　27　 formal education. Good writers don’t 　28　 quote Shakespeare, nor do they use four-and five-syllable words. They don’t try to impress their readers with beautiful verses that rhyme and flow effortlessly from beginning to end. Good writers, 　29　 any good communicator, worry about one thing and one thing only: connecting their audience to the story. Good writers construct their writing in a way that’s understood by their target audience. Big words, little words, and 　30　 made up words can be used. While smooth prose is certainly fun to read, it’s not always necessary in order to be understood.

請回答上文編號26　

(A)force　 (B)judge　 (C)regret　 (D)inform

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17. 請回答上文編號27　

(A)diverts　 (B)requires　 (C)pretends　 (D)fails

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18. 請回答上文編號28　

(A)timidly　 (B)unevenly　 (C)necessarily　 (D)roughly

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19. 請回答上文編號29　

(A)like　 (B)at　 (C)till　 (D)though

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20. 請回答上文編號30　

(A)never　 (B)than　 (C)through　 (D)even

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21. 　　With new appearances of underground and local idols, the idol industry is attracting many young people whose dream of becoming a popular idol is no longer so impossible. The growing industry, however, has many problems. Author and idol authority Nakamori Akio talks about those problems.
　　“First of all, people don’t really understand what an idol is or does. I define an idol as a job in which you work to get people to like you.” Nakamori warns those who want to become idols to be careful in choosing an agent and points out the importance of the contract. “The problem now is that there are too many idols. The idol group AKB48 alone has several hundred members. And while there is no accurate count, if you include local idols and so-called underground idols, the number is probably over 10,000. Problems are increasing in direct proportion to the numbers and the increase in nonprofessional operations.”
　　Nakamori suggests that to help sustain the industry, schools should allow “idol clubs” as part of their extracurricular activities as one way to ensure adult supervision and responsible management. “Extracurricular clubs in schools are managed by teachers. A school also provides a safe environment that would allow for a certain degree of self-management by the students. Schools already have drama clubs and dance clubs. I think the reason schools don’t yet have idol clubs is the general idea that being an idol is somehow a ‘lightweight’ profession. But idols do many things. Some dance and sing; others compose music or design costumes. Some even act as producers. I don’t see why these activities couldn’t be combined into a school idol club.”
　　Another factor that has hindered the formation of idol clubs at schools is the conservative nature of the industry. “That’s because an idol is viewed as a role model,” says Nakamori. “The tendency is to imitate and copy, which reduces the creative aspects of the profession. The current idol image is no different from what we had back in the 1970s with Pink Lady or the Candies. AKB48, with its large numbers, is based on a system developed long ago by the Takarazuka revue（寶塚歌劇團）. As staged entertainment, I don’t see much development since the 1970s.”

※請依上文回答問題※What is the passage mainly about?　

(A)How to become an idol quickly　 (B)Where do idols come from　 (C)The ideal idols in Japan　 (D)The idol industry and its problems

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22. ※請依上文回答問題※Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a problem of the idol industry?　

(A)Some agents are not managing the idol business professionally enough.　 (B)There are too many idols on the market.　 (C)Many young people who want to become idols cannot write songs.　 (D)The idol industry is too conservative.

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23. ※請依上文回答問題※What can be inferred about idol clubs in schools?　

(A)Currently more than a few schools have idol clubs.　 (B)People generally think being an idol is a highly serious profession.　 (C)Idol clubs can provide a relatively safe environment for students who want to become idols.　 (D)Idol clubs can train teachers to become good agents for idols.

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24. ※請依上文回答問題※According to the passage, which of the following is true about idols?　

(A)The image of idols has not changed much in the past few decades.　 (B)Most people know so well what idols do that they don’t want to become idols.　 (C)Nowadays idols only sing and dance.　 (D)It is becoming more difficult to become idols because there are fewer chances.

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25. ※請依上文回答問題※Why does Nakamori mention AKB48?　

(A)To show how much idols have changed over the years.　 (B)To illustrate some problems with the idol industry.　 (C)To give an example of how idol clubs in school can help students successfully become idols.　 (D)To demonstrate that idols indeed do a lot of things other than singing and dancing.

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