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102年 - 102 臺南市市立國民小學正式教師（含代理教師）聯合甄選：英語文#15741

科目：教甄◆英文-國小 | 年份：102年 | 選擇題數：80 | 申論題數：0

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1. Art is long and time is _____. (A) nebulous (B) fallow (C) compassionate (D) evanescent
2. The _____ virtues are said to be fortitude, justice, prudence, and temperance. (A) canon (B) capricious (C) cavalier (D) cardinal
3. Many people who reach the _____ of their careers find that “It’s lonely at the top.” (A) scope (B) gravity (C) zenith (D) nadir
4. The test is used to _____ your general command of the English language. (A) retain (B) assess (C) reclaim (D)approve
5. Nearly all trees contain a mix of polymers that can burn like petroleum _____ properly extracted. (A) though (B) if (C) is (D) when it
6. He says what he thinks, regardless _____ other people’s feelings. (A) of (B) off (C) too (D) with
7. _____ were some vegetarians. (A) Those invited (B) Among those invited (C) Those were invited (D)Among those were invited
8. Thunder occurs when an electrical charge passes through air, causing the heated air to expand and ___ layers of cooler air. (A) collides violently (B) violently colliding (C) collided with (D) collide violently with
9. Without the proper card installed inside the computer, _____ impossible to run a graphical program. (A) is definitely (B) because of (C) it is (D) is
10. The greenhouse effects occurs ____ heat radiated from the sun. (A) when does the earth’s atmosphere trap (B) does the earth’s atmosphere trap (C) when the earth’s atmosphere traps (D) the earth’s atmosphere trap
11. The changes to national health system will be _____ next year. (A) immotile (B) implicated (C) impatient (D) implemented
12. She ______ through all the drawers, looking for a pen. (A) rumbled (B) rummaged (C) reminiscent (D) rudiment
13. She always tried to _____ audience with her exciting performance. (A) ascertain (B) astound (C) ascend (D) assuage
14. There is some ____ between two accounts. The accountant is trying to find it. (A) discrepancy (B) distraught (C) disillusioned (D) discontented
15. Usually criticism may be more effectively made by ______ than by direct censure. (A) innuendo (B) eroticism (C) collusion (D) malignity
16. All her life, the environmentalist devoted her time and money to the _____ of natural resources. (A) reservation (B) convention (C) conservation (D) conversation
17. Two girls sat _____ uncontrollably in the corner, while the clown performed. (A) extolling (B) evolving (C) giggling (D) formulating
18. Institute offers a curriculum, requiring eight hours a week on topics like finance, branding, computer programming and graphic design, as well as English, sociology, and history, the content _____ comes largely from online courses. (A) of which (B) now that (C) furthermore (D) therefore
19.Redskin Joe lay stretched upon the ground, dead. He had died of hunger. His face was close to the crack of the door _____ his eyes had been fixed to the last moment upon the light of the free world outside. (A) as long as (B) before long (C) due to (D) as if
20. That is why a new generation of people like Mr. Benamer is trying to turn the suburbs into _____ for entrepreneurs. (A) incursions (B) incrustations (C) incubators (D) incumbents
21. At a public school in this industrial Bangkok suburb, teachers wield bamboo canes and _____ students for long hair, ordering it sheered on the spot. (A) flannel (B) diffuse (C) dodge (D) reprimand
22. They crunch your calories, calculate your distance and tabulate your heart rate, but _____ those exercise machines on the floor of every gym? (A) how accurately are (B) how accurately (C) how accurate are (D) how accurate
23. Seniors are the most at-risk for _____ flu complications, such as pneumonia, which could turn deadly. (A) breaking up with (B) coming down with (C) keeping up with (D) taking part in
24. A study shows offering a dip alongside vegetables encourages kids to eat veggies they might normally _____. (A) lag behind (B) look through (C) push aside (D) take apart
25. We can try to prepare for _____, but natural disasters cause chain reactions that we can’t always anticipate. (A) more or less (B) the better (C) the worst (D) the least of which
26. Face book says a bug in its system caused six million users’ contact information to be _____ exposed. (A) inadvertently (B) compactly (C) ominously (D) mischievously
27. In a recent study, women who did 20 minutes of cycling sprints lost _____ those who cycled slowly and steadily for 40 minutes. (A) three times much fat as (B) three times as much fat than (C) three times as much fat as (D) three times more fat as
28. He looks as if he _____ill for a long time. (A) would be (B) has been (C) had been (D) must
29. Rubber is to flexibility as steel is to_____ . (A) rigidity (B) elasticity (C) pliability (D) capability
30. Whenever there is a _____ , everybody feels the same way. (A) census (B) censor (C) censure (D) consensus
31. Please file these documents in chronological order. (A) in time order (B) in alphabetical order (C) in random order (D)in spatial order
32. The hotel is famous of its excellent service. They will try their best to accommodate their customers’ needs. (A) accompany (B) suggest (C) surprise (D) fulfill
33. The teacher read the story in a soft, low monotone. Many students fell asleep in class. (A) intonation (B) inspiration (C) variation (D) stimulation
34. The fire works on the New Year’s Eve were spectacular. (A) spectacles (B) questionable (C) peculiar (D) marvelous
35. He came up with an ingenious idea and solved the problem that troubled everyone for many years. (A) boring (B) ridiculous (C) brilliant (D) ineffective 
36. (A) statutory (B) fiduciary (C) annexing (D) devotional
37. (A) acquainted with (B) used to (C) away from (D) tired of
38. (A) retroactive (B) symbolic (C) sarcastic (D) legitimate
39. (A) annul (B) establish (C) construct (D) accommodate
40. (A) confessor (B) statistician (C) archenemy (D) colonialist
41. (A) infatuation (B) agriculture (C) constitution (D) investigation
42. (A) try (B) to try (C) trying (D) tried
43. (A) Amazingly (B) Ironically (C) Superficially (D) Initially
44. (A) monarchs (B) ringleaders (C) atheists (D) authors
45. (A) her (B) that (C) whose (D) which
46. (A) compete (B) demonstrate (C) transfer (D) incorporate
47. (A) For (B) Under (C) From (D) Over
48. (A) exceptional (B) communicative (C) identical (D) obvious
49. (A) insight (B) masonry (C) indenture (D) dependence
50. (A) palliated (B) comprehensible (C) subscribed (D) expendable
51. (A) out (B) up (C) against (D) on
52. (A) at (B) in (C) away (D) against
53. (A) during (B) on (C) at (D) since
54. (A) to (B) in (C) on (D) with
55. (A) at (B) with (C) on (D) against
56. (A) gave birth (B) gave birth to (C) were given birth (D) were given birth to
57. (A) being paid attention (B) paid attention to (C) were paid attention (D) were paid attention to
58. (A) how long (B) how longer (C) how much long (D) how long of
59. (A) who (B) which (C) that (D) whose
60. (A) look around (B) looking around (C) looked around (D) to look around
61. (A) the degree of brain damage (B) the degree to brain damage (C) to the degree of brain damage (D) the degree to which brain damage
62. (A) are (B) is (C) were (D) are
63. (A) that (B) those (C) who (D) whom
64. (A) effective (B) effectively (C) effortlessly (D) with no effect
65. (A) rely on more (B) rely more (C) rely less (D) rely less on
66. The best title for this passage would be ____. (A) The difference between Sensory and Short-term Memory (B) How Long it Takes to Memorize (C) How to Classify the Stages of Human Memory (D) The Time Span of Human Phrases
67. The three phrases of memory discussed in this passage are differentiated according ___. (A) location in the brain (B) the period of time it takes to remember something (C) how the senses are involved in the memory (D) how long the memory lasts
68. According to this passage, which type of memory is the shortest? (A) Sensory memory (B) Active memory (C) Short-term memory (D) Long-term memory
69. The word “fleetingly” (line 3) is close in meaning to which of the following? (A) easily (B) haphazardly (C) temporarily (D) fundamentally
70. According to this passage, when will information stay in your short-term memory? (A) For as long as twenty minutes (B) As long as it be being used (C) After you have repeated it many times (D) When it has moved into long-term memory
71. According to the passage, which is the capacity of long-term memory? (A) Limited (B) Infinite (C) Equal to the capacity of short-term memory (D) Very small
72. What percentage of companies offers unpaid sabbaticals? (A) 25% (B) 12 % (C) 7% (D) 5%
73. Why do some companies offer sabbaticals? (A) To cut costs (B) To downsize (C) To hire new staff (D) To reward staff
74. What are employees NOT allowed to do? (A) Travel abroad (B) Learn new competencies (C) Look for another job (D) Develop non-professional projects
75. Which of the following statements is NOT true about the passages? (A) During their sabbaticals, employees sometimes have to serve in some charities. (B) Executive staff members with eight-year working experience will be offered sabbaticals. (C) The number of companies which offer unpaid sabbaticals is higher than that of companies which offer paid ones. (D) Sabbaticals may stimulate employees’ creativity at work.
76. Why is Harminder Dua's discovery important? (A) Ophthalmology textbooks can be re-written. (B) It will improve outcomes for patients undergoing eye surgeries. (C) It will lead to fluid buildup in the cornea. (D) Clinicians across the world can learn how to do research.
77. Where is Dua's layer located? (A) At the back of the cornea (B)In front of the cornea (C) In the middle of the cornea (D) In one of the layers of the cornea
78. How was Dua's layer found? (A) By injecting air into the corneas of eyes of patients undergoing corneal grafts and transplants (B) By examining the many diseases that affect the back of the cornea (C) By using an electron microscope to scan each separated layer at the back of the cornea (D) None of the above
79. What is believed to be the cause of the disorder that leads to fluid buildup in the cornea? (A) Dua's layer (B) a tear (C) air (D) a disorder
80. How many layers are now known at the back of the cornea? (A) five (B) six (C) seven (D) eight

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