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1. Few people could understand how he could listen to the news of the tragedy with such _____; the majority regarded him as unsympathetic. (A) nonchalance (B) nostalgia (C) notoriety (D) novelty
2. Cathay Pacific _____ me for the amount they had overcharged me. (A) regaled (B) refurbished (C) relegated (D) reimbursed
3. A _____ investor, George took clever advantage of the fluctuations of the stock market. (A) sensuous (B) shrewd (C) sinister (D) sedulous
4. Have you calculated how much tax you can _____ this year? (A) exclaim (B) acclaim (C) proclaim (D) reclaim
5. The successful use of antitoxins and serums had virtually _____ the threat of malaria, yellow fever, and other diseases. (A) denounced (B) impelled (C) eradicated (D) propelled
6. Because of the extreme pressure underwater, divers are often _____. (A) imprudent (B) loaded (C) sluggish (D) abrupt
7. If you have abnormal fear of or distaste for uncleanliness or contamination, then you have _____. (A) claustrophobia (B) xenophobia (C) mysophobia (D) acrophobia
8. To prevent the spread of African _____ fever, no pork products are allowed to bring to Taiwan. (A) canine (B) feline (C) bovine (D) swine
9. Please keep me ______ of your progress, and I look forward to receiving more dietary information in due course. (A) appraised (B) apprised (C) divested (D) certified
10. Some jokes just make you chuckle and some __________ make you stop midlaugh and actually think. (A) vexing line (B) beat line (C) punch lines (D) ponder line
11. Politicians’ promises are always ___________ because they lead to a ridiculous analysis, misleading people to a twisted vision. (A) fallacious (B) inducing (C) infallible (D) deducible
12. Mother Teresa, who was honored in the Roman Catholic Church as Saint Teresa of Calcutta and admired for her charitable work, was the ___________ of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979. (A) Champion (B) Winner (C) Laureate (D) Award
13. Cantonese is one of the Southern Min dialects, spoken in some county-level regions in Taiwan. However, it is not completely mutually _____________ with other Taiwanese dialects. (A) interpretative (B) intelligible (C) intelligent (D) intellectual
14. We humans are wired to work together, to __________ diverse social relationships, and to creatively solve problems together. (A) forge (B) mold (C)shape (D)counterfeit
15. Language teachers can and should use songs as part of their classroom teaching ___________. (A) restraint (B) repatriate (C) repertoire (D) retaliate 
II. Grammar: Identify the underlined word(s) or phrase that should be corrected or rewritten.
16. Typhoid fever is a bacterial infection that is transmitted by contaminated water, milk, shellfish, or eating other foods. (A) (B) (C) (D)
17. Native in New Zealand, the kiwi has few natural predators but is currently endangered by deforestation and human encroachment. (A) (B) (C) (D)
18. Benjamin Franklin was the editor of the largest newspaper in the colonies, a diplomatic representative to France and later to England, and he invented many useful devices. (A) (B) (C) (D)
19. Early colonists had homes that were better planned and more solidly built than people today. (A) (B) (C) (D)
20. The skin, liver, and other internal parts of fugu, or puffer fish, contain tetrodotoxin, a powerful toxin that causes nerves to cease function properly. (A) (B) (C) (D)
21. Forensic science (A) concerned about (B) finding out what happened in the past - specifically (C) discovering the truth about past events (D) that are of interest to the law.
22. When the learning outcomes set learning goals that are too challenging, students will not meet expectations and will most likely fail, fall behind or be forced repeat learning. (A) (B) (C) (D)
23. Some digital tools allow us to assign tasks, perform ongoing assessments, and view and analyze results far more efficient than paper-based examinations. (A) (B) (C) (D)
 III. Pedagogical Knowledge: Choose the best answer for each question or blank.
24. Which of the following statements about balanced listening instruction is NOT true? (A) Meaning-focused listening includes a focus on main and supporting ideas, evidence and examples, details, inferences, and listener reactions to a text. (B) Strategy-building listening helps learners become more strategic listeners in different situations by practicing approaches such as prediction and monitoring. (C) Language-focused listening includes a focus on practices such as word memorization or using correct grammar and sentence patterns to tell a story. (D) Fluency-building listening increases learners’ comfort-level with listening through approaches such as graded listening, repeated listening, and supported listening.
25. If a teacher wants to have a learner pay attention to the main ideas when receiving written or verbal messages, the teacher would use techniques associated with which strand of learning? (A) Meaning-focused output (B) Meaning-focused input (C) Language-focused output (D) Language-focused input
26. What type of task requires that students express their personal preferences, feelings, or attitudes in order to complete the task? (A) information-gap task (B) reasoning-gap task (C) problem-solving task (D) opinion-gap task
27. Which of the following statements about the role of students’ native language is true? (A) Students’ native language is rarely used in the Grammar-Translation Method. (B) Students are encouraged to use their native language in the Direct Method. (C) Students are encouraged to use their native language in Task-based Language Teaching. (D) Students are allowed to use their native language in Community Language Learning.
28. Students work in pairs, each person within the pair having half the information on their sheet. The information is usually presented in two different formats such as a diagram and a paragraph. The students talk to find out the missing information that will complete their sheet. What kind of activity is this? (A) Literary charade (B) Split information (C) Show and Tell (D) Ordering and Sorting
29. (A) productive (B) lush (C)withered (D) barren
30. (A) geysers (B) thickets (C) brooks (D) divine trees
31. (A) geologists (B) ecologists (C) botanists (D) cinematographers
32. (A) avant-garde (B) cutting-edge (C) forward-looking (D) visionary
33. (A) exhibit (B) circulate (C) publicize (D) air
34. (A) banishment (B) bleaching (C) recession (D) deterioration
35. (A) occurs (B) occurring (C) to occur (D) has occurred
36. (A) reshape (B) deform (C) revive (D) starve
37. (A) contrary (B) matched (C) akin (D) resembled
38. (A) devastating (B) punctual (C) imposing (D) harassed
39. What makes a better title for this passage? (A) The Technological Innovations of Steve Jobs (B) The Extraordinary Life of Steve Jobs (C) The Difficulties and Challenges of Steve Jobs (D) The Family and Friends of Steve Jobs
40. Based on the information in this passage, how many years since Jobs entered the college up to his starting the invention of Apple? (A) 2 (B) 6 (C) 18 (D) 1.5
41. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) Jobs dropped out the college because he thought required courses indispensable. (B) Jobs went back to his own company because he won in a power struggle. (C) Jobs’ success came mostly from his curiosity, passion, and dedication. (D) Jobs thought the college tuition was not a problem for his family.
42. At the end of the passage, a quote from Jobs said, “Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.” What does the advice mean? (A) Eat much. Act like a fool. (B) Be ambitious. Take risks. (C) Want more. Don’t be stupid. (D) Dissatisfied. Be humble.
43. What does the passage mainly discuss? (A) The reason infants smile or cry (B) The importance of outside stimuli to infants (C) The development of emotional expression in infants (D) The effects of fears on an infant’s development
44. “firing” in line 5 refers to (A) excitement (B) ignition (C) activation (D) provocation
45. What can be inferred from the passage about the cry of fear? (A) It is not as easy to identify as the cry of pain. (B) It usually develops later than the cry of pain. (C) It is the first emotion expressed by an infant. (D) It is louder than the cry of pain.
46. In the passage, the author organizes the discussions of infants’ emotional expressions according to the (A) intensity of expression used (B) importance of the emotions (C) caretaker’s reaction to the expression (D) order in which the emotions develop
47. What does the passage mainly discuss? (A) An international exhibit of space technology (B) The use of satellites for predicting weather (C) Management of the Earth’s resources (D) Plans for a satellite research program
48. Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the author’s use of the phrase “at last” in line 3? (A) The Earth satellites will last forever. (B) The atmosphere will be studied after the seas and living creatures are studied. (C) Satellites have long sought to understand the relationship of the atmosphere, the sea, and life-forms. (D) Earth satellites play the least important role in our understanding of a single global system.
49. The “probes” mentioned in line 7 are (A) Hypotheses (B) Digging tools (C) Research teams (D) A type of satellite
50. Where in the passage does the author mention the rotation of the Earth? (A) Line 1-4 (B) Line 5-6 (C) Line 8-10 (D) Line 11-13

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