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103年 - 103-1 國立竹北高中教師甄選：英文科#20499

科目：教甄◆英文科 | 年份：103年 | 選擇題數：30 | 申論題數：3

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選擇題 (30)

1. Placer gold is to be found (A) in the rocks (B) in the stream (C) in the mine (D) on the ground.
2. Sediment is (A) heavier than gold (B) lighter than gold (C) in the rocks (D) along the sides of the stream.
3. One of the reasons why the tuna swims so fast is because (A) its tail beats very fast (B) the shape of its tail is like a propeller on a boat (C) it has incredible beats (D) its tail beats 10 to 20 seconds each time.
4. Another reason for the tuna's high speed is its special (A) skin (B) shape (C) tail (D) muscles.
5. A hang glider takes off by (A) standing against the wind (B) pushing out the frame (C) running down a slope (D) the help of a plane.
6. To be lifted off, a hang glider needs a wind speed of (A) 20 mph (B) 5 mph (C) 2 mph (D) lofty wind.
7. The purpose of the convention was to (A) fight for women’s rights of survivorship (B) fight for men (C) fight their husbands (D) fight for women’s rights.
8. In 1848, women (A) ignored the wills (B) were paid by their employers (C) survived the men (D) were often neglected in the wills.
9. Firewood _______ in popular campgrounds.(A) is usually easily available (B) can be cut from vegetation (C) is hard to get (D) is very heavy
10. The author advises the campers to use ________ for cooking. (A) the stoves(B) the barbecue-type pits (C) charcoal (D) campfire
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申論題 (3)

[A] 克漏字：15% 請由下列短文中，設計出 5 題克漏字考題。選出的命題部分須在文字下方畫底線，標 註題號，並於文章下方空白處，設計出四個選項(包含正確答案與三個誘答選項)。 Ex: One of the biggest changes 1. affecting newspapers is, of course, television. __C 1. (A) affect (B) affected (C) affecting (D) to affect It was 5:30 on Christmas Eve. Bob was still working in the office. He really wanted go home now. Actually, he should have been home half an hour before as he had promised his family that morning—he would come home earlier. On thinking of that, he mustered up his courage and said to his boss, “Let’s call it a day and go home now. After all, it’s Christmas Eve.” But, his boss simply gave him a cold stare and told him that he must work till 6:00 as usual if he wanted to keep his job. “Christmas is just a stupid excuse to waste time and money. Only fools fall for it!” Bob couldn’t but bury himself in piles of papers for another 30 minutes. When the clock finally struck six, he rushed to the door as fast as he could. Suddenly, something flashed into his mind, he turned and said, “May you have a merry Christmas, sir. Would you like to come to our Christmas party?The food might not be great, but…” His boss burst into tears. For years, this poor old man had been left all alone at Christmas. He used to spend this joyful holiday with his beloved family until he lost them all in a fire. After he moved to this small town fifteen years ago and turned himself into a mean, stern workaholic, it was the first time that someone invited him to a Christmas party. He thought to himself it was time for him to change. And he embraced this opportunity with a loud “Yes” and a big smile accompanied by glistening teardrops.
[B] 閱讀測驗: Please give three comprehension questions based on the article below. 15% Among chimps and occasionally among the other apes (elsewhere in the animal kingdom) behaviors can be found that once were thought to be characteristic only of human beings. Tool use is a classic example. Chimpanzees use a variety of tools and weapons, crudely “manufacturing” some of them and sometimes using two or more types of tools in sequence to accomplish a goal. Like people, they raid neighbors’ territories and sometimes deliberately kill trapped members of rival “tribes” --- behavior that can be interpreted as a primitive form of warfare. Chimps have also been shown to be capable of quite complex causal reasoning. For instance, presented with a food-containing box tied shut with string, they can be taught to smash stones in order to make sharp pieces to use in cutting the string. And they are, like us, skillful at forming alliances and at making up after quarrels. Chimps not only use tools but also, as noted earlier, have culture – a body of non-genetic information that is passed from individual to individual and from generation to generation. Chimp culture varies from community to community in the ways in which tools are used and in patterns of grooming and of gaining attention. Chimp natures, like human natures, can differ from group to group. Cultural transmission among chimps is best exemplified by individuals learning to use tools by observing other individuals, by the appearance of actual teaching sessions, and by local variation in the “tool kits” chimps develop, which indicates that each community has its own cultural tradition. Chimps also appear to become attached to some of these objects: they carry the stones around with them – conceivably an early form of the concept of possessions and of planning ahead. Hand preference, usually for the right hand, we know is a well-developed (but perhaps exaggerated) characteristic of Homo sapiens. Handedness can also be found in chimps for some tasks. Especially when using tools, chimps often preferentially use one hand, though some individuals favor the right hand and others the left.
寫作測驗 Share with us the three most important things that a good teacher will do in his/ her classroom and the three things that a good teacher will never do.