2. Studies have shown that early adversity can have a profound lifelong effect on one’s coping with personaldevelopment, social relationships, and career _____.
14. Even with the restaurant’s the-customer-is-always-right policy, the waiter was stillby the guests’ rudeattitudes and languages.
(A)irritated
(B)furnished
(C)portrayed
(D)relieved
解析
(A)正確。even with 表示讓步「即使有」：即使餐廳奉行顧客永遠是對的政策，服務生仍被客人粗魯的態度與言語激怒。irritate 指使惱怒，被動式 was irritated by 正好接 by the guests' rude attitudes，still 也呼應讓步語氣。
(B)錯誤。furnish 指提供、配備家具（furnish a room），was furnished by 意為被某人提供家具，與客人無禮的態度毫無關聯。
(C)錯誤。portray 指描繪、刻畫（portray a character），服務生「被客人的無禮態度描繪」不合邏輯，也無法承接 even with 的讓步語意。
(D)錯誤。relieve 指使寬慰、解除，was relieved by 意為因……而鬆了一口氣，與被無禮對待應有的負面反應相反，still 也會失去意義。
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15. According to the passage, which of the following statements about a geriatrician is NOT true?
Geriatric medicine is a growing medical specialty that focuses on the care and treatment of older people. Older ageinvolves a distinct set of challenges. Many older people are living with multiple long-term conditions and are much morevulnerable to a range of problems. Your reactions to medication also change in older age. A geriatrician is a specialistwhen it comes to how different conditions interact with one another, how various medications will affect you, and howto spot the signs of potential problems such as vulnerability to falls.Geriatricians see patients with a wide range of common conditions, most of which are chronic disease such asdiabetes, hypertension, coronary heart disease, dementia, and even depression. Geriatricians work alongside differentspecialties to plan and coordinate patients’ care. They can work in many different medical settings, but are mainly basedin hospital outpatient wards like GP visits.One of the key roles a geriatrician plays is in carrying out a comprehensive medical assessment. When you go tothe GP (general practitioner), you might have a number of complaints, not all of which can necessarily be addressed fully.A geriatrician’s job is to work out the most important problems you face, including those you haven’t identified yourself,and to put together a program of individualized care. A geriatrician’s work is a complex balancing act, and listening toyour priorities and the things that are most important for you in life is a key part of the role.Geriatricians are also important when planning your care after an operation or accident. They will work withclinicians as well as social care staff to plan your care and help you maintain your independence. Geriatricians are alsotrained to talk to patients towards the end of their life and help them make appropriate plans. This can include setting outtreatment preferences in advance and planning care at the very end of life.
(A)A geriatrician usually works alone in a clinic.
(B)A geriatrician should be a good adviser and listener.
(C)A geriatrician needs integration ability to treat his patients.
(D)A geriatrician will deal with problems according to the priority.
17. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true?
We all have the same number of hours each day, and it’s up to us to decide how we spend them. According to “the5-hour rule,” how we choose to spend those hours might mean the difference between success and mediocrity.There are 24 hours in a day. The average person sleeps around eight hours, with the Dutch sleeping the most andthe Singaporeans the least. After we subtract 7 hours of working time, we’re down to 9 remaining hours. Much of those9 hours are taken up by shopping, housework, unpaid labor (e.g. care work), eating and drinking. Of course, there aremassive cultural differences. For instance, people in France, Greece, Italy and Spain report spending more time eatingthan people in most other European countries. The country where people spend the least time eating and drinking is theUSA (63 minutes).Most people have at least a few hours to do with what they want. For more than half of the population, those hoursare wasted away on non-work-related phone worship. But these are not the people who will become the entrepreneurs,innovators, and success stories of tomorrow.The “5-hour rule” is the rule where we spend one hour a day learning, reflecting, and thinking. We do this five timesa week, which makes up the “5-hour” rule. The rule dates to Benjamin Franklin, who would devote an hour each dayspecifically to learning something new. Today, Elon Musk, Oprah Winfrey, and Bill Gates all employ some version ofthe 5-hour rule.So, why not give the 5-hour rule a go? At worst, it will make you a bit more interesting at the next family gathering.At best, it might make you a few million dollars.
(A)Most people have no free time left after work and sleep.
(B)Only people in the USA have free time after work and sleep.
(C)Everyone spends their free time on non-productive activities.
(D)The average person has nine hours of free time for personal activities.
解析
(A)錯誤。文中說 Most people have at least a few hours to do with what they want，多數人扣除工作與睡眠後仍有幾小時可自由運用，並不是沒有空閒。
(C)錯誤。文中說 For more than half of the population 那些時間浪費在滑手機上，是「超過半數」而非「每個人」，也沒有說所有空閒都用於非生產性活動。
(D)正確。文章以 24 小時扣除約 8 小時睡眠與 7 小時工作，得出 we're down to 9 remaining hours，這九小時多用於購物、家務、無償勞動與飲食等個人活動，選項與此敘述一致。
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18. Whistle-blowers often pay a high price for their actions because there is a risk of being or discredited.
(A)leached
(B)recommended
(C)exhibited
(D)retaliated
解析
(A)錯誤。leach 是「濾出、瀝濾」，用於土壤中的養分或化學物質流失，不能用在人身上。
(B)錯誤。recommended 是「被推薦」，是正面的結果，與 pay a high price 及並列的 discredited 語意相反。
(C)錯誤。exhibited 是「被展示」，用於作品或展品，吹哨者遭遇的風險不是被展出。
(D)正確。retaliate 是「報復」，being retaliated (against) or discredited 並列兩種吹哨者可能遭遇的不利後果：遭到報復或名譽被抹黑，這正是他們 pay a high price 的原因。
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19. 依上文，選出第 45 格最適當的答案。
It is still a problem for many people in the world to have safe water to drink. Some people hold that bottled water isa more convenient product than tap water when you need a quick drink; ___(41)___ , few may wonder where the former ismade and why it costs so much. In fact, tap water isn’t a universal luxury. It’s ___(42)___ that more than 800 million peoplearound the world don’t have safe drinking water, and even in the US, cities had to use bottled water ___(43)___ tap water.The tap water had aging facilities or toxic chemicals in the water supply. On the other hand, bottled water has a hugeenvironmental impact. It usually ___(44)___ a lake, spring, or underground aquifer, and on average, ___(45)___ need 3 litersof water to make one liter of bottled water. To make plastic bottles, they need billions of gallons of oil every year and2,000 times more energy than tap water needs.
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