| 第一部分：詞彙和結構 |
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Our merchandise has gone out of stock. We
should check our ______________. |
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The company will conduct a __________ training
program to all employees as a part of its
new organizational reform project. |
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The shining new car,__________just sold to a millionaire
yesterday, broke down on the Chung-Shan
highway this afternoon. |
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After receiving so much help from her friends,
she expressed her deepest __________ |
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group of stray dogs __________ around the neighborhood area during the
past few days. |
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| 第二部分：段落填空 |
| Hsia
Ke Lo National Hiking Trail kicked (6)______
on Monday, Feb. 24 at Hsiuluan village,
Hsinchu county. The historic hiking trail
is about 24 kilometers long and ranges (7)______
1295 to 2050 meters above sea level. An
opening ceremony was presided over by Taiwan
Forestry Bureau director, who said the trail
was originally (8)______ Taiwan's (9)______
people. The Taiwan Forestry Bureau spent
more than two years investigating the trail's
culture, history, resources and ecology.
The bureau will repair another four historic
hiking trails in the next couple of years,
(10)______ Neng Kao National Hiking Trail,
Chia Ming Lake National Hiking Trail, Chin
Shui Ying Historic Trail and Hsiao Hsueh
Shan Nature Trail. |
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| 第三部分：閱讀理解 |
| A team
of former Xerox Corp. engineers received
a national engineering prize Tuesday for
work in creating the first personal computers
in the early 1970s. The four engineers worked
for Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center in
California three decades ago, where they
formed the core of a group of scientists
and researchers in creating early personal
computers. Their project included features
like the Ethernet, the laser printer and
the overlapping "window-based"
graphical user interface, all in 1973."We
wanted to make the computer an indispensable
part of everything that people do with information,"
said Lampson, one of the four engineers.
The academy, part of the National Academies,
created by Congress as a science and technology
advisory organization, also awarded the
$500,000 Bernard M. Gordon Prize to Frank
S. Barnes for his work in establishing the
Interdisciplinary Telecommunications Program
at the University of Colorado 30 years ago.
His program combined technical, business,
economic and policy training in college
engineering courses. "I believe that
our program has made many successful careers
possible," said Barnes, a professor
at the university. "Hundreds of graduates
from this program have gone on to do important
things." The Gordon prize was created
in 2001 as a biennial award recognizing
achievements in engineering education. |
11.
What is the main idea of this passage?
A.the work done by Xerox
B.the life of some renowned engineers
C.the award of an engineering prize
D.the history of computer industry |
12.What
major contribution have these former Xerox
engineers made?
A.creating first personal computers
B.designing commercial computers
C.making monitors
D.creating fast and cheap computers |
13.What
feature is NOT mentioned for the award-winning
project conducted in Xerox?
A.Ethernet
B.laser printer
C.internet
D.graphical interface |
14.In which
of the following fields did Frank S. Barnes
make contribution?
A.diciplines
B.telecommunications
C.transportations
D.graphics |
15.When
was the Gordon prize created?
A.30 years ago.
B.in early 1970's
C.in 2001
D.3 decades ago |
