111年 - 新竹市建功高中國中部英文科教師甄試試題(1-35)#108219

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1. ( ) Perhaps because something in us instinctively distrusts such displays of natural fluency, some readers approach John Updike’s fiction with ________. (A) indifference (B) veneration (C) suspicion (D) bewilderment
2. ( ) ________ you have made minimal progress, it is by no means the kind of progress that you need to make. (A) What (B) Despite (C) In addition to (D) While
3. ( ) The central meaning or dominant message an author is trying to convey is called (A) stanza (B) theme (C) tone (D) mood
4. ( ) "Hissed," "Crackle," and "Splash" are all examples of (A) assonance (B) imagery (C) simile (D) onomatopoeia
5. ( ) The venture is _______ to increase revenue by 30% by the end of the season. (A) endeavoring (B) duplicating (C) composing (D) duplicating
6. ( ) Roses represent romance. The color red represents passion war. This is an example of: (A) alliteration (B) oxymoron (C) foreshadowing (D) symbolism
7. ( ) An influential panel of experts says that all kids ages eight to eighteen should be _________for anxiety because of quarantining at home and less socialization. It has increasingly become clear that most mental illness manifest in childhood and adolescence. (A) monitored rigorously (B) screened regularly (C) controlled strictly (D) encouraged commonly
8. ( ) Before ______ the helm, the dictator still did whatever he could to cleanse the party members. (A) goading (B) relinquishing (C) prancing (D) strutting
9. ( ) 2046 is a sequel to In the Mood for Love, set in Hong Kong in 1962, concerned the ______ affair of a married journalist and a married woman who lives in the same boarding house. (A) impending (B) languorous (C) oblivious (D) furtive
10. ( ) After some athletes win the Olympics, they usually expect to turn their sporting ______ into a marketable asset to continue their following career. (A) prowess (B) compatriot (C) propaganda (D) installment
11. ( ) If I ________ the choice of making either an oral or a written report, I ________ the second alternative. (A) gave； could pick (B) had been given； might pick (C) would have given； had picked (D) were given； would pick
12. ( ) The neutral mutation rate is known ________ widely along human chromosomes, ________ to mutational hot and cold regions. (A) to be varying； to lead (B) varying； led (C) to have varied； being led (D) to vary； leading
13. ( ) The janitor _________ all the works by the time we finish shopping and arrive. home. (A) will have accomplished (B) has accomplished (C) accomplished (D) accomplishes
14. ( ) All of _________ items will be sent to the lost and found and wait for their owners to take them back. (A) inattentive (B) inattentively (C) unattended (D) unattained
15. ( ) Starbucks Café increased its monthly profits ________ 20 percent after advertising online. (A) between (B) by (C) during (D) on
16. ( ) The flying saucer, also referred to as (A) UFO, gets its name since (B) its saucer-like appearance (C) and its capacity to (D) fly.
17. ( ) Dallas, Texas, founded by (A) John Neely Bryan in 1849, it has become (B) one of the fastest-growing (C) cities in the United States since the end (D) of World War II.
18. ( ) Most (A) substances expand when heated (B), but it is a curious fact which (C) water expands when it freezes (D).
19. ( ) We may enumerate (A) at least (B) a dozen reasons to oppose to building (C) more nuclear power plants (D).
20. ( )Amphibians are (A)cold-bloodedanimals whose temperature (B)varies with their surroundings, and (C)most of such animals lay eggs (D)in either water or in a moist place.
21. ( ) Which kind of topography isn’t mentioned in the article for the existence of the whistled language? (A) Mountains. (B) Ravines. (C)Forests. (D)Glaciers.
22. ( ) Why is “a pipe dream” mentioned in the last paragraph? (A)Star Wars might take the world by storm. (B)The findings of whistled languages might offer medical help. (C)A whistle might be needed if we want to communicate farther away. (D)People the world over might learn the whistled language in the future.
23. ( ) Which one of the following sounds is most likely the Silbo Gomero? (A) ta da ka ga za (B) sa he bi (C) st zd wa (D)opi a u e
24. ( )What was done to protect Silbo Gomero? (A)The government of the Canary Islands banned people from talking. (B)UNESCO suggested that the language be taught in all continents. (C) The people of La Gomera started learning Silbo online. (D)The language was added to UNESCO’s Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity.
25. ( ) Which is the BEST title for the passage? (A) space turism (B) electricars (C) superhan cognition (D) compuer-to-brain interfaces
26. ( ) What kind of travel did the article mention Mr. Musk has pioneered? (A) overseas travel (B) hyperloop travel (C) superhuman travel (D) symbiosis travel
27. ( ) What did the article say computers could enhance in us? (A) our taste (B) the sense of touch (C) our brainpower (D) invisibility
28. ( ) What did Mr. Musk say was a mind- blowing aspect of the technology? (A) the memory (B) the processing power (C) superhuman cognition (D) brainpower and abilities.
29. ( ) What did Mr. Musk say the technology could protect us against? (A) control computers (B) artificial intelligence (C) neurological conditions (D) human race
30. ( ) What is the passage mainly about? (A) Problems with early theories of childhood development. (B) How the foundation for modern childhood development theory came about. (C) How John Locke devised his “blank slate” theory. (D) Why John Locke’s theory was met with such strong opposition.
31. ( ) Which of the following statements is supported in paragraph 2 of the passage? (A) The monarchs of European countries were controlled by the Church. (B) Resistance from European monarchies forced the Church to accept change. (C) European monarchs were punished by the Church for discouraging heretics. (D) The European monarchs relied on the Church to enforce their authority.
32. ( ) What effect did the invention of the printing press have on the debate over human nature? (A) It made it easier for the Church to get its ideas before the public. (B) It allowed a wider diversity of ideas to develop. (C) It gave political leaders a tool to use against the Church. (D) It allowed the Church and the monarchies to control what the public read.
33. ( ) According to the passage, why is the phrase “tabula rasa” used to refer to John Locke’s view of human nature? (A) He saw humans as basically good by nature. (B) He thought that humans were by nature evil. (C) He did not address the question of whether humans were born good or evil. (D) He argued that humans were neither good nor evil by nature.
34. ( ) According to the passage, the publication of Locke’s “Essay Concerning Human Understanding” was met with opposition because _________________ (A) it overturned many traditional ideas. (B) it was critical of the Church. (C) it had little supporting evidence. (D) it was easily misunderstood.
35. ( ) According to the passage, what effect did John Locke’s essay have? (A) It opened up a field of research. (B) It led to better methods of childhood education. (C) It showed that nature influences man’s development. (D) It helped remove the Church from scientific debate.

申論題 (4)

IV. Essay questions: 50% in total
 Question 1 (20%) 
If students refuse to follow the rules or participate in the activities in class, how do you handle the conflict with students in class? What is your principle in classroom management? (10%) 
Think of one situation that may happen in a junior high school classroom and your solution to it. (10%)
Question 2 (15%)
 Below is an article for your future students. Please utilize it to develop a 50-minute lesson plan, including teaching procedures, teaching resources, and the time spent. In your assigned tasks or activities, you need to consider students’ differentiated levels of English.
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1) Design a worksheet as a formative assessment. The worksheet should meet diverse students’ need. (10%)
2) Explain how you design the worksheet. What elements do you include? What elements do not you include? Why? (5%)