63. The movement calls for the implementation of fair trade standards to ensure that workers are not ______ by exploitative global supply chains.


(A)dispersed

(B)illuminated

(C)subjugated

(D)vindicated

64. The unexpected ______ in tourism revenue boosted the regional economy, though local infrastructure struggled to accommodate the influx of visitors. (A)plunge (B)decline (C)surge (D)lull

65. Office workers often grow weary of ______ administrative tasks, trapped in repetitive routines that stifle creativity and personal growth. (A)fleeting (B)mundane (C)exotic (D)pivotal

66. The startup developed a ______ cybersecurity platform, engineered to withstand the most sophisticated digital threats facing modern enterprises. (A)fragile (B)porous (C)defective (D)robust

67. The committee found the researcher's methodology to be ______, as it lacked the rigorous controls necessary to validate such a provocative conclusion. (A)fastidious (B)spurious (C)innocuous (D)pleonastic

68. The biologist's groundbreaking theory introduced a new ______ in evolutionary research, yet conservative scholars were reluctant to abandon traditional methodologies. (A)anomaly (B)paradigm (C)conjecture (D)dichotomy ## III. Grammar and Usage (69-73 题，共 5 题)

69. Students are more likely to participate actively in class when they feel their opinions are valued rather than ______. (A)dismiss (B)dismissed (C)to dismiss (D)dismissing

70. The population of Antarctica, a continent covered in ice, is only a fraction ______ population of Iceland, a volcanic island nation. (A)as (B)as is (C)is the (D)as is the

71. The philanthropist's prestige was predicated less on the sheer magnitude of his wealth ______ on the profound altruism manifested in his local educational initiatives. (A)but rather it was (B)than it was (C)as much as it had been (D)instead of being based

72. Only through the meticulous application of advanced neuroimaging ______ the true extent of the brain's capacity for neuroplasticity, a phenomenon long considered impossible. (A)have researchers been able to fathom (B)do researchers have finally grasped (C)did researchers begin to hypothesize (D)had researchers been capable of elucidating

73. Despite the initial vehement opposition, the architect's empirical evidence regarding structural integrity finally ______ and secured the necessary institutional backing. (A)went against the grain (B)set a new benchmark (C)rested on its laurels (D)tipped the scales 第2頁，共7頁 桃園市 115 年國民中學新進教師甄選【專業科目：英語文科】試題卷 IV. Cloze (74-83 题，共 10 题) A. 74-78 题 In many offices today, both women and men keep small potted plants on their desks. Mint is a favorite. So are succulents and tiny herbs. Some choose them for beauty. _74_ like their practical use.A few just enjoy having something alive nearby. From a psychological perspective, this trend reflects everyday self-regulation at work. Green plants provide micro-restorative breaks for tired attention. Even a brief glance can _75_ the build-up of cognitive overload. Plant care also creates small _76_—watering, trimming, rotating the pot—that restore a sense of control. That matters in fast, unpredictable workplaces. Scented plants such as mint may function as _77_ cues for “reset” moments before meetings. Over time, these _78_ can support emotional steadiness and perceived readiness. The plant then becomes more than decoration. It becomes a quiet coping tool. In short, desk plants are shared by office men and women not simply because they look nice, but because they help people think, feel, and work better.

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