函期末英文一下

80問 • 1年前

問題一覧

The boiling point is the temperature _____ which a liquid begins to boil.

(A) at

Simmer is used metaphorically in a way that is related to the word boil, to talk about rows, and strong negative emotions that accumulate and build up ____ a great extent.

(B) to

Learning a certain language is to learn a certain culture _____ which the richness of the culture is deeply ingrained in its metaphors.

(B)in

I didn't see any policeman here and I think something ______ is going on.

He was glowing with _____ after being accused of incompetent at work.

(D) rage

Are the temperatures given___Celsius or Fahrenheit?

(B) in

To some____, she was responsible for the divorce.

(B)extent

She's a ____teacher, always being responsible.

The equivalent of French expression 'Bon Voyage' in English is '_____.‘

(A)farewell

While being____ of conspiracy, the young offenders claimed that there has been a conspiracy against him.

___ practice, it is important to set a high value on having a pedestrian and bicycle-friendly city by portraying it as equivalent to having a higher quality of life.

(A) In

Expanding the cycling lanes and setting up wider and newer cycle routes can ____ more bicycles.

(B) accommodate

Their politicians advocate an honest ____ of a significant increasing of cycling as a means of transportation.

(B) pursuit

People advocate a significant increasing of cycling as a means of transportation ____ the expense of car uses.

(A) at

The citizens in the bicycle-friendly cities ____ matters into their own hands and believe they can actually improve their health by cycling.

(A) take

They widen existing cycle ____ to reduce traffic during rush hour.

(A) tracks

The city of Utrecht convert roads into pure cycle roads where cyclists have the ____ of way.

(B) right

It is also important to increase service stations for repairing the brakes or bells, checking the tire_____ and providing spare parts.

(B) pressure

Imaging yourself ____on a city planner. This might be the future.

(D) working

The civil war has badly damaged the country's ____ Most of the roads were damaged and there were no water pipes left.

(B) infrastructure

Have you done anything that was not ____ your best interest.

(A) in

We ____ourselves with limiting beliefs, such as I can't do this to permit us from even trying..

(A) contradict

The superlative of civilized is ___.

(B) most civilized

___ or not we go to Paris for our anniversary depends on the weather.

(A) Whether

His appalling and threatening behavior began to ___on my nerves.

All of us were stuck in the elevator for over an hour before someone____ our rescue.

(B) came to

Jane always puts off things till tomorrow, so I have to___ her into getting things done.

(D) chivvy

Being alone is definitely____to hanging out with someone you don't like.

(A)preferable

Any public ___ of this information would taint the company's reputation.

(A) disclosure

Jane's latest book is about___ eating disorder.

(B) compulsive

Yann Martel's Life of Pi is ___ a sixteen-year-old Indian boy seeking the meaning of religion.

(A)about

He retells the shipwreck, his survival, and his two hundred and twenty-seven days ___sea without the animals.

(A) at

One day we wake up and we're__a great mood, the city we live in is a beautiful city, the next day it's an ugly city.

(B)in

Life of Pi is a 2012 American ___drama film based on Yann Martel's 2001 novel.

(A) adventure

Pi tried to be a good Hindu, Christian, and Muslim and his faith was___to the test when the shipwreck happened.

(B) put

We're not free necessarily to choose the facts of our life,but there is an element of freedom___how we interpret them.

(B)in

He got___in the middle of the Pacific after a cargo ship failed to save his life.

(A) stranded

The readers are captivated with the scenario of Pi fighting zoo animals ____ a zebra, a hyena, an orangutan and a tiger.

The story really _____ the readers' suspension of disbelief.

(B) stretches

The tension, conficts, dilemma, contrasts, and constant dynamic climax are ____make the book a pleasurable read.

(D) what

Everything on Utopia is public__,food and hospitals are free and all religions are accepted.

Dystopia, according to the Wikipedia, is a community or society that is___or frightening.

A dystopia usually follows a disaster or war that follows environmental ____.

(B) catastrophes

44. If you actually succeed ____ creating a utopia, you've created a world without conflict, in which everything is perfect.

(D)in

45. When things look black, there is always a___lining.”

(D) silver

46. If there's no conflict, there are no stories worth____reading!

George Orwell's bleak 1949 novel is about totalitarian regime that tries to control every ___ of life of people.

(B) aspect

48.___other common themes in dystopia, the book includes aspects such as state surveillance, violence of the state against the people.

(B) Like

49. From Chapter 1 in The Hunger Games, the readers are introduced to the concept of a game: a reality show in which teenagers are forced to survive__ killing each other in a televised contest.

(D) by

50. Why do environmentalists fight__ deforestation?

(C)for

51. An Internet meme is a kind of __ meme that goes viral via the Internet for purposes.

(B) comedic

52. The term, meme, abounds___ cultural jokes through captioned photos and video sharing.

(A) with

53. The term "meme" was___by Richard Dawkins, a biologist.

(B) coined

54. If you multiply ____ 2 you get 6.

(D) by

55. The coronavirus is mutating and is__ to certain drugs.

56. The issue of unemployment is political___which can affect the upcoming presidential election. (Odd one out)

(A) honey

57. His condescending attitude___ all his friends. (Odd one out)

(A) pleased

Lou Gehrig's disease, which is the same degenerative disease that ____Professor Stephen Hawking.

(D) afflicts

59.with a bucket of paint and a brush, Tomstarted ___ the fence

(D) whitewashing

60.Back a few years ago, wearing ripped jeans was a ____.

(D) fad

Which of the following story is mentioned in unit 13?

(D) Where the Wild Things Are

62. The optimal level of stress is not too much, not too little, but 'just the right amount,' is based on what Principle?

(D) Goldilocks

D 63. According to the text, what is the biggest problem because it attacks our immune system and leaves us more open to infection.

(D) Cortisol

64. Which of the following is not caused by stress?

(D) Covid-19

65. According to the third paragraph, which part of our brain is activated if the situation is judged as being stressful?

(A) hypothalamus

The wild things roared their terrible roars, gnashed their terrible teeth and ___ their terrible eyes.

(D) rolled

67. Our body judges a situation and decides ___ or not it is stressful.

(A) whether

68. The ____ of the Shrew is a comedy written by William Shakespeare.

(B) Taming

69. people Glucose is an umbrella term for metabolic conditions which result in higher than normal blood glucose levels.

70. The doctor put drops of Mydriatic in my eyes to ____ the pupils.

(D) dilate

The following article is___ from sources on Nature Magazine.

72. William Wordsworth was an English poet who lived a___life. Most of the time he was alone in the wood.

The teenager seemed to be utterly___ anger.

(B) indifferent

74. Phoenix and dragons are___ creatures.

The 9/11 terrorist attack was one of the most vicious ttacks in American__.

(D) history

76. Which artist's life is said to be the inspiration of the novel, The Moon and Sixpence.

(D) Paul Gauguin

77. His paintings were significant___ the French avant-garde and many modern artists, such as Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse.

78. How many artists are mentioned in the article?

(A) 3

79. ___interests the readers the most is that the story is in part based on the life of the painter Eugene Henri Paul Gauguin.

(D) What

80. He himself lived among the artist community in Paris in 1904 and had ____ to some personal information of the painter.

(A) access

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final exam vocab

期中英文1上110

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Day 18 - 日常生活

Day 18 - 日常生活

Day 17 - 人際關係

Day 17 - 人際關係

Day 14 - 興趣、技術

Day 14 - 興趣、技術

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問題一覧

The boiling point is the temperature _____ which a liquid begins to boil.

(A) at

Simmer is used metaphorically in a way that is related to the word boil, to talk about rows, and strong negative emotions that accumulate and build up ____ a great extent.

(B) to

Learning a certain language is to learn a certain culture _____ which the richness of the culture is deeply ingrained in its metaphors.

(B)in

I didn't see any policeman here and I think something ______ is going on.

He was glowing with _____ after being accused of incompetent at work.

(D) rage

Are the temperatures given___Celsius or Fahrenheit?

(B) in

To some____, she was responsible for the divorce.

(B)extent

She's a ____teacher, always being responsible.

The equivalent of French expression 'Bon Voyage' in English is '_____.‘

(A)farewell

While being____ of conspiracy, the young offenders claimed that there has been a conspiracy against him.

___ practice, it is important to set a high value on having a pedestrian and bicycle-friendly city by portraying it as equivalent to having a higher quality of life.

(A) In

Expanding the cycling lanes and setting up wider and newer cycle routes can ____ more bicycles.

(B) accommodate

Their politicians advocate an honest ____ of a significant increasing of cycling as a means of transportation.

(B) pursuit

People advocate a significant increasing of cycling as a means of transportation ____ the expense of car uses.

(A) at

The citizens in the bicycle-friendly cities ____ matters into their own hands and believe they can actually improve their health by cycling.

(A) take

They widen existing cycle ____ to reduce traffic during rush hour.

(A) tracks

The city of Utrecht convert roads into pure cycle roads where cyclists have the ____ of way.

(B) right

It is also important to increase service stations for repairing the brakes or bells, checking the tire_____ and providing spare parts.

(B) pressure

Imaging yourself ____on a city planner. This might be the future.

(D) working

The civil war has badly damaged the country's ____ Most of the roads were damaged and there were no water pipes left.

(B) infrastructure

Have you done anything that was not ____ your best interest.

(A) in

We ____ourselves with limiting beliefs, such as I can't do this to permit us from even trying..

(A) contradict

The superlative of civilized is ___.

(B) most civilized

___ or not we go to Paris for our anniversary depends on the weather.

(A) Whether

His appalling and threatening behavior began to ___on my nerves.

All of us were stuck in the elevator for over an hour before someone____ our rescue.

(B) came to

Jane always puts off things till tomorrow, so I have to___ her into getting things done.

(D) chivvy

Being alone is definitely____to hanging out with someone you don't like.

(A)preferable

Any public ___ of this information would taint the company's reputation.

(A) disclosure

Jane's latest book is about___ eating disorder.

(B) compulsive

Yann Martel's Life of Pi is ___ a sixteen-year-old Indian boy seeking the meaning of religion.

(A)about

He retells the shipwreck, his survival, and his two hundred and twenty-seven days ___sea without the animals.

(A) at

One day we wake up and we're__a great mood, the city we live in is a beautiful city, the next day it's an ugly city.

(B)in

Life of Pi is a 2012 American ___drama film based on Yann Martel's 2001 novel.

(A) adventure

Pi tried to be a good Hindu, Christian, and Muslim and his faith was___to the test when the shipwreck happened.

(B) put

We're not free necessarily to choose the facts of our life,but there is an element of freedom___how we interpret them.

(B)in

He got___in the middle of the Pacific after a cargo ship failed to save his life.

(A) stranded

The readers are captivated with the scenario of Pi fighting zoo animals ____ a zebra, a hyena, an orangutan and a tiger.

The story really _____ the readers' suspension of disbelief.

(B) stretches

The tension, conficts, dilemma, contrasts, and constant dynamic climax are ____make the book a pleasurable read.

(D) what

Everything on Utopia is public__,food and hospitals are free and all religions are accepted.

Dystopia, according to the Wikipedia, is a community or society that is___or frightening.

A dystopia usually follows a disaster or war that follows environmental ____.

(B) catastrophes

44. If you actually succeed ____ creating a utopia, you've created a world without conflict, in which everything is perfect.

(D)in

45. When things look black, there is always a___lining.”

(D) silver

46. If there's no conflict, there are no stories worth____reading!

George Orwell's bleak 1949 novel is about totalitarian regime that tries to control every ___ of life of people.

(B) aspect

48.___other common themes in dystopia, the book includes aspects such as state surveillance, violence of the state against the people.

(B) Like

49. From Chapter 1 in The Hunger Games, the readers are introduced to the concept of a game: a reality show in which teenagers are forced to survive__ killing each other in a televised contest.

(D) by

50. Why do environmentalists fight__ deforestation?

(C)for

51. An Internet meme is a kind of __ meme that goes viral via the Internet for purposes.

(B) comedic

52. The term, meme, abounds___ cultural jokes through captioned photos and video sharing.

(A) with

53. The term "meme" was___by Richard Dawkins, a biologist.

(B) coined

54. If you multiply ____ 2 you get 6.

(D) by

55. The coronavirus is mutating and is__ to certain drugs.

56. The issue of unemployment is political___which can affect the upcoming presidential election. (Odd one out)

(A) honey

57. His condescending attitude___ all his friends. (Odd one out)

(A) pleased

Lou Gehrig's disease, which is the same degenerative disease that ____Professor Stephen Hawking.

(D) afflicts

59.with a bucket of paint and a brush, Tomstarted ___ the fence

(D) whitewashing

60.Back a few years ago, wearing ripped jeans was a ____.

(D) fad

Which of the following story is mentioned in unit 13?

(D) Where the Wild Things Are

62. The optimal level of stress is not too much, not too little, but 'just the right amount,' is based on what Principle?

(D) Goldilocks

D 63. According to the text, what is the biggest problem because it attacks our immune system and leaves us more open to infection.

(D) Cortisol

64. Which of the following is not caused by stress?

(D) Covid-19

65. According to the third paragraph, which part of our brain is activated if the situation is judged as being stressful?

(A) hypothalamus

The wild things roared their terrible roars, gnashed their terrible teeth and ___ their terrible eyes.

(D) rolled

67. Our body judges a situation and decides ___ or not it is stressful.

(A) whether

68. The ____ of the Shrew is a comedy written by William Shakespeare.

(B) Taming

69. people Glucose is an umbrella term for metabolic conditions which result in higher than normal blood glucose levels.

70. The doctor put drops of Mydriatic in my eyes to ____ the pupils.

(D) dilate

The following article is___ from sources on Nature Magazine.

72. William Wordsworth was an English poet who lived a___life. Most of the time he was alone in the wood.

The teenager seemed to be utterly___ anger.

(B) indifferent

74. Phoenix and dragons are___ creatures.

The 9/11 terrorist attack was one of the most vicious ttacks in American__.

(D) history

76. Which artist's life is said to be the inspiration of the novel, The Moon and Sixpence.

(D) Paul Gauguin

77. His paintings were significant___ the French avant-garde and many modern artists, such as Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse.

78. How many artists are mentioned in the article?

(A) 3

79. ___interests the readers the most is that the story is in part based on the life of the painter Eugene Henri Paul Gauguin.

(D) What

80. He himself lived among the artist community in Paris in 1904 and had ____ to some personal information of the painter.

(A) access