103年 - 103 臺東縣國民小學教師聯合甄選初試：英文#16944

科目：教甄◆英文-國小 | 年份：103年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：1

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選擇題 (40)

1. Away from the sunlight, the plants will soon _____ and eventually die. (A) fluctuate (B) glitter (C) incense (D) languish
2. It seems common for political candidates to run TV ads made up largely of ______ directed against their opponents. (A) appendage (B) embankment (C) propaganda (D) dysfunction
3. In the training session, students are taught several _____ techniques to help them memorize and master new English words. (A) tenacious (B) mnemonic (C) permeable (D) resultant
4. Being an experienced teacher, Mr. Li knows very well how to help students change bad behavior patterns, even those that seem _____. (A) intractable (B) overburden (C) unleavened (D) ambivalent
5. There is no guarantee that everyone who _____ at colleges or universities will graduate with a degree. (A) validates (B) terminates (C) consolidates (D) matriculates
6. Some of the humor in the play is quite _____ or even silly and the plots don‟t always go where we think they‟re going to end up. (A) whimsical (B) rebellious (C) gruesome (D) verbose
7. Some people say that society today is so corrupt and immoral that the only measure to correct it is a moral _____. (A) institution (B) perspiration (C) regeneration (D) constitution 第 2 頁，共 10 頁
8. The scholar’s reputation was _____ when it was revealed that he had plagiarized his colleague’s report. (A) mitigated (B) tarnished (C) admonished (D) leveraged
9. The ______ information shows that the city‟s population has increased although the average income has gone down. (A) lithographic (B) demographic (C) holographic (D) topographic
10. A person who follows a _____ schedule on a regular basis spends his day rushing from task to task, thus constantly feeling stressed and overworked. (A) hectic (B) pliable (C) caustic (D) amenable
11. (A) exchangers (B) sources (C) influxes (D) extinguishers
12. (A) aquatic (B) marine (C) terrestrial (D) exotic
13. (A) tissues (B) effectors (C) senses (D) insights
14. (A) tastes (B) scents (C) hygiene (D) poisoning
15. (A) similarly (B) consequently (C) therefore (D) however
16. (A) usurpation (B) theosophy (C) subjectivity (D) etymology
17. (A) square with (B) abide by (C) confer on (D) bestow upon
18. (A) gratuity (B) propensity (C) congruity (D) velocity
19. (A) his (B) its (C) that (D) a
20. (A) retrospective (B) histrionic (C) baneful (D) spasmodic
複選題
21. (AB) From fast food to five-star restaurants, vegetarian options are becoming more commonplace.
(AC) Vegan diets are free of cholesterol and are generally low in saturated fat. (AD) Therefore, vegans should eat foods that are high in calcium and/or use a calcium supplement. (AE) People choose to be vegan for health, environmental, and/or ethical reasons. (BC) Some people avoid these items because of conditions associated with their production. (BD) At least ten to fifteen minutes of summer sun on hands and face two to three times a week is recommended.
複選題
22. (AB) From fast food to five-star restaurants, vegetarian options are becoming more commonplace.
(AC) Vegan diets are free of cholesterol and are generally low in saturated fat. (AD) Therefore, vegans should eat foods that are high in calcium and/or use a calcium supplement. (AE) People choose to be vegan for health, environmental, and/or ethical reasons. (BC) Some people avoid these items because of conditions associated with their production. (BD) At least ten to fifteen minutes of summer sun on hands and face two to three times a week is recommended.
複選題
23. (AB) From fast food to five-star restaurants, vegetarian options are becoming more commonplace.
(AC) Vegan diets are free of cholesterol and are generally low in saturated fat. (AD) Therefore, vegans should eat foods that are high in calcium and/or use a calcium supplement. (AE) People choose to be vegan for health, environmental, and/or ethical reasons. (BC) Some people avoid these items because of conditions associated with their production. (BD) At least ten to fifteen minutes of summer sun on hands and face two to three times a week is recommended.
複選題
24. (AB) From fast food to five-star restaurants, vegetarian options are becoming more commonplace.
(AC) Vegan diets are free of cholesterol and are generally low in saturated fat. (AD) Therefore, vegans should eat foods that are high in calcium and/or use a calcium supplement. (AE) People choose to be vegan for health, environmental, and/or ethical reasons. (BC) Some people avoid these items because of conditions associated with their production. (BD) At least ten to fifteen minutes of summer sun on hands and face two to three times a week is recommended.
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25. (AB) From fast food to five-star restaurants, vegetarian options are becoming more commonplace. (AC) Vegan diets are free of cholesterol and are generally low in saturated fat. (AD) Therefore, vegans should eat foods that are high in calcium and/or use a calcium supplement. (AE) People choose to be vegan for health, environmental, and/or ethical reasons. (BC) Some people avoid these items because of conditions associated with their production. (BD) At least ten to fifteen minutes of summer sun on hands and face two to three times a week is recommended.(AB) From fast food to five-star restaurants, vegetarian options are becoming more commonplace.
(AC) Vegan diets are free of cholesterol and are generally low in saturated fat. (AD) Therefore, vegans should eat foods that are high in calcium and/or use a calcium supplement. (AE) People choose to be vegan for health, environmental, and/or ethical reasons. (BC) Some people avoid these items because of conditions associated with their production. (BD) At least ten to fifteen minutes of summer sun on hands and face two to three times a week is recommended.
複選題
26.(AB) Sandwich your negative ideas in positive statements.
(AC) This type of collaborative approach may not be appropriate in every situation.
(AD) Try to keep your tone of voice unemotional and, if possible, use more indirect ways to express demands.
(AE) Fisher and Ury‟s basic premise is that the adversarial model of conflict resolution is not effective in many cases.
(BC) Also, clarify and restate what the other person is saying to make sure that you understand the other person‟s views.
(BD) What Fisher and Ury pointed out in the book is by now widely received around the world.
27. (AB) Sandwich your negative ideas in positive statements.
(AC) This type of collaborative approach may not be appropriate in every situation.
(AD) Try to keep your tone of voice unemotional and, if possible, use more indirect ways to express demands.
(AE) Fisher and Ury‟s basic premise is that the adversarial model of conflict resolution is not effective in many cases.
(BC) Also, clarify and restate what the other person is saying to make sure that you understand the other person‟s views.
(BD) What Fisher and Ury pointed out in the book is by now widely received around the world.
28. (AB) Sandwich your negative ideas in positive statements.
(AC) This type of collaborative approach may not be appropriate in every situation.
(AD) Try to keep your tone of voice unemotional and, if possible, use more indirect ways to express demands.
(AE) Fisher and Ury‟s basic premise is that the adversarial model of conflict resolution is not effective in many cases.
(BC) Also, clarify and restate what the other person is saying to make sure that you understand the other person‟s views.
(BD) What Fisher and Ury pointed out in the book is by now widely received around the world.
29. (AB) Sandwich your negative ideas in positive statements.
(AC) This type of collaborative approach may not be appropriate in every situation.
(AD) Try to keep your tone of voice unemotional and, if possible, use more indirect ways to express demands.
(AE) Fisher and Ury‟s basic premise is that the adversarial model of conflict resolution is not effective in many cases.
(BC) Also, clarify and restate what the other person is saying to make sure that you understand the other person‟s views.
(BD) What Fisher and Ury pointed out in the book is by now widely received around the world.
30. (AB) Sandwich your negative ideas in positive statements.
(AC) This type of collaborative approach may not be appropriate in every situation.
(AD) Try to keep your tone of voice unemotional and, if possible, use more indirect ways to express demands.
(AE) Fisher and Ury‟s basic premise is that the adversarial model of conflict resolution is not effective in many cases.
(BC) Also, clarify and restate what the other person is saying to make sure that you understand the other person‟s views.
(BD) What Fisher and Ury pointed out in the book is by now widely received around the world.
31. According to the passage, where would people most likely hear the singing of “We are Brazilians, with lots of pride and lots of love” in Brazil? (A) In a soccer stadium. (B) At a bar in Rio. (C) In Soccer World Cups. (D) In the Apple store.
32. What is true about the Apple store in Brazil? (A) It was opened by Tim Cook in 2010. (B) It is the first of its kind in South America. (C) 1,700 employees helped pack products in the store. (D) Brazilians are too proud to purchase the products there.
33. Which of the following is one big attraction Brazil offers to foreign investors? (A) Lower tax rates. (B) Greater diversity in franchise. (C) Young workforce. (D) Increasing purchasing power.
34. Which of the following, according to the author, best represents most Brazilians‟ feelings about the overall economy in Brazil? (A) The bus drivers‟ strike at Sao Paulo. (B) BMW‟s investment in Araquari. (C) Soccer fans‟ craze for the World Cup. (D) Brazilians‟ pride in hosting the World Cup.
35. Which of the following is true about Rousseff? (A) She is respected and hailed by most Brazilians. (B) She successfully boosted the stock market in Brazil. (C) She once worked under Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. (D) She created an annual economic growth of 7.5 percent.
36. What is the main idea of the passage? (A) Learning a foreign language boosts a person‟s cognitive system for decision making. (B) People become more rational when moral dilemmas are posed in a foreign language. (C) Bilinguals perform better than monoglots in areas that require logical reasoning. (D) The mental mechanism that controls a person‟s decision making still remains unknown.
37. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word “quail” in the 2nd paragraph? (A) Shrug. (B)Sniff. (C)Shun shyness. (D)Show fear.
38. Which of the following is true about the subjects in the experiment by Dr. Costa‟s team? (A) Subjects who speak fluent English responded to questions more quickly. (B) Most subjects started learning their second language in their teenage years. (C) Each subject was asked questions in both English and their native language. (D) Asian subjects were more ready to kill the fat man for utilitarian consideration.
39. What may be said about the research by Daniel Kahneman and by Albert Costa? (A) They both study how human beings make decisions. (B) Their research findings show substantial disagreement with each other. (C) Their studies in “trolleyology” have provoked a set of moral problems. (D) The former built his study on the latter‟s findings in language and cognition.
40. What is the author‟s tone in the last sentence of the passage? (A) Ungrateful. (B)Pessimistic. (C)Humorous. (D)Sympathetic.

申論題 (1)

V. Essay Writing. (20%)
Write a 20-minute, well-structured lesson plan for the following nursery rhyme. Make sure you include 
all essential details and provide the rationales for all the procedures and activities. 
 
 
Hey, diddle, diddle, 
The cat and the fiddle, 
The cow jumped over the moon; 
The little dog laughed 
To see such sport, 
And the dish ran away with the spoon.