104年 - 104 屏東縣國民小學暨幼兒園教師（含代理教師）聯合甄選_專門知能：英語#23158

1. Scientists suggest that people with a/an ___________ diet are more unlikely to develop cancer. (A) geminate (B) gluttonous (C) extemporaneous (D) abstemious

2. Wearing red coats and big hats, those palace guards show absolutely no expression on their faces and are _________. (A) sanguine (B) phlegmatic (C) choleric (D) melancholic

3. A/an ________ question is innocently curious, rather than aimed to hurt someone's feelings. (A) stoic (B) innocuous (C) dilettante (D) supercilious

4. More than 500 people were injured when fire _______ through crowds at a party at an amusement park outside Taiwan's capital Taipei. (A) ripped (B) packed (C) dipped (D) zipped

5.CYNICAL: WRY= PITHY: __________ (A) SUCCINT (B) SORROWFUL (C) BRITTLE (D) LAX(E)送分

6. Drug and alcohol _____ contributed to her early death. (A) abstain (B) absolve (C) abstruse (D) abuse

7. The hotel room is not big enough to _____ so many people. (A) accommodate (B) accelerate (C) accrete (D) accredit

8. Michael’s _____ management of the crisis saved us from much heavier losses. (A) actuate (B) adjourn (C) adroit (D) adulterate

9. The doctor gave the patient an injection to _____ the pain. (A) allergic (B) alleviate (C) allocate (D) align

10. The thirsty old man took several quick swallows of beer and let out a loud, satisfied _____. (A) belch (B) belly (C) belt (D) balloon

11. The little boy presented the queen with a large _____ of flowers. (A) bluff (B) bond (C) bouquet (D) building

12. The death toll from last Thursday's catastrophic cruise _____ has risen to over 100 as disaster teams continue the search for bodies in the river. (A) canon (B) capsizing (C) catfish (D) clams

13. The negotiations reached a _____ when the representatives from Germany and Greece refused to make any concessions. (A) damp (B) dart (C) deadlock (D) die-tie

14. The candles were the only decorations on the cake that were not _____. (A) edible (B) effectual (C) egoistic (D) empirical

15. Thousands of _____ are fleeing from the war-torn country. (A) flags (B) fugitives (C) full-scales (D) full-stomachs

16. The _____ decision of the judge won her the admiration of groups on both sides of the issue. (A) impartial (B) impasse (C) impassive (D) impede

17. Professor Chen showed a _____ disregard for the objections from his students. (A) lofty (B) longevity (C) loudly (D) luster

18. Margaret is a schoolteacher who _____ as a waitress on weekends. (A) monitors (B) monologs (C) monsters (D) moonlights

19. David tends not to _____ with his colleagues. (A) sociable (B) social (C) socialize (D) socially

20. A _____ agreement is an official agreement that two people make before they marry in which they state how much of each other’s property each will receive if they divorce or if one of them dies. (A) precancel (B) prenuptial (C) preoccupied (D) preparation

21. They had _____ with behavior from their granddaughter which they would not have tolerated from anyone else. (A) picked (B) pinched (C) pleased (D) put up

22. If you are _____ of something or someone, you are cautious because you do not know much about them and you believe they may be dangerous. (A) warning (B) wary (C) weary (D) worry

23. The South African _____ emerged from decades of international isolation. (A) economic (B) economically (C) economics (D) economy

24. I used to eat at any time, but now I have my meals at fixed _____. (A) time (B) times (C) timing (D) timings

25. Mr. Gordon smokes about 20 _____ every day. (A) cigarettes (B) sticks of cigarettes (C) pieces of cigarette (D) pieces of cigarettes

26. The guide will provide you with a lot of _____ about the area. (A) inform (B) informal (C) information (D) informations

27. My uncle is a farmer who has about 150 _____. (A) head of cattle (B) head of cattles (C) heads of cattle (D) heads of cattles

28. Ever since the illness I got tired very _____ (A) ease (B) easy (C) uneasy (D) easily

29. _____ is counted sweetest by those who never _____. (A) Successful; success (B) Succeed; success (C) Successfully; succeed (D) Success; succeed

30. I recommend that John _____ a doctor. (A) see (B) sees (C) saw (D) seen

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39. (A) is derived (B) derives (C) derives from (D) is derived by

40. (A) comprises of (B) comprises with (C) comprises in (D) comprises (E)comprise

41. (A) entails (B) entails about (C) entails of (D) entails with

42. (A) rose from (B) raised by (C) aroused up (D) roused on

43. ________is“the distance between the actual developmentallevel as determined by independent problem solving and the level of potential developmentas determined through problem solving under adult guidance or incollaboration with more capable peers.” (A) Plateau Effect (B) Zone of Proximal Development (C) Comprehension Filter (D) Flip Learning

44. ______________ will use some typical examples in the EFL Classroom as follows: •The teacher draws a concept map in class to represent their understanding of a topic; •“Exit slips” or “exit tickets” that quickly collect student responses to a teacher’s questions at the end of a lesson or class period. •Students are asked to fill out rubric evaluation sheets. (A) Norm referenced assessment (B) Criterion-referenced assessment (C) Formative assessment (D) Summative assessment

45. ___________ is a method of language teaching, originated in the early 1970s and introduced by Caleb Gattegno, who, a Europe educator, is well known for the use of colored sticks called Cuisenaire rods and for his approach to the teaching of initial reading in which sounds are taught by colors. (A) Suggestopedia (B) The silent way (C) The Direct Method (D) Community Language Learning

46. Which one of the following statements about Audio-lingual Method is false? (A) The emphasis was not on the understanding of words, but rather on the acquisition of structures and patterns in common everyday dialogue. (B) Drills are used to teach structural patterns. (C) Errors are positive and valuable reinforcements and corrections should be tolerated. (D) It was believed that extensive memorization, repetition and over-learning of patterns were the key to the method’s success. #35-38 Phrase Bank (A) until her swifter thoughts replaced its impression with vague conjectures of what Chicago might be (B) containing her ticket, a scrap of paper with her sister's address in Van Buren Street (C) full of the illusions of ignorance and youth (D) as the familiar green environs of the village passed in review 【英語專門知能測驗試題共 4 頁，第 4 頁】

47. _________ refers to the support given during the learning process which is tailored to the needs of the student with the intention of helping the student achieve his/her learning goals.These supports are gradually removed as students develop autonomous learning strategies, thus promoting their own cognitive, affective and psychomotor learning skills and knowledge. (A) Comprehension Input (B) Remedial Teaching (C) Flip Learning (D) Instructional Scaffolding

48. According to article, which of the following cases will be considered relatively harmless? (A)When a mass of solid materials is grounded into a fine powder and intimately mixed with air in the form of dust cloud. (B) When a mass of materials is released rapidly with ignition. (C) When a mass of materials is dissipated with gaseous effect. (D) When a mass of solid materials is heated gradually and slowly.

49. According to the article, what will be the primary factor that causes deaths and injuries when dust explosion takes place in factories? (A) increase of pressure wave (B) collapse of factory buildings (C) lack of emergency aids (D) insufficiency of professional knowledge

50. What could be the best title for this article? (A) How to Prevent Dust Explosions (B) Dust Explosions—the Basics (C) What We Have Learned from Dust Explosions (D) A Tragic Incident Caused by Dust Explosions

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