104年 - 104-1 國立台灣師大附中教師甄試：英文科#20928

科目：教甄◆英文科 | 年份：104年 | 選擇題數：35 | 申論題數：0

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1. Despite such practical counsel, the book reads as a neoconservative _____ against a liberal media elite.
2. He was a friendly, _____ soul, who used to slink about like an alley cat, rubbing himself up against people.
3. A _____ of common sense is the last thing you will ever spot in students.
4. "Break a leg" is an example of _____.
5. In it, he details his wild, _____ journey from the hayfields of Montana to the sound stages of Hollywood.
6. A _____ person remains cool and collected during emergencies.
7. One of the reasons why the Beatles’ music is so _____ and influential is that their music highly mirrors popular culture throughout the sixties.
8. Volunteers were able to _____ conditions in the refugee camp.
9. What caused the machine to break down doesn't matter. There are always a _____ of possibilities that something could go wrong.
10.The flight crews returned _____ that their missions had been successful.
11.Never go antique-shopping with a _____ friend, who will bore you with his in-depth knowledge of what you are going to buy.
12.In order to get healthier, she quit her _____ intake of soda.
13.The protagonist goes on to battle and conquer _____ forces.
14.On the platform, there was no luggage to indicate an _____ departure.
15.The _____ serial killer was finally brought to justice.
16.When the spokesman was asked for more details, he declined to _____ further.
17.It is the editor’s habit to _____ newspapers and magazines over breakfast.
18.My grandmother is so _____ and organized that she goes nuts when she spots a wet ring on her coffee table.
19. “Patriotic” and “_____” both describe a devotion to one’s country, while the latter may go beyond pride and often includes aggression toward other countries.
20.In the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease, there were no significant differences between those taking ginkgo and those taking _____ drugs.
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31 (AB) Carroll led a very controlled existence, struggling with self-identity, a recurring theme in the book as Alice regularly expresses uncertainty about who she is after she enters Wonderland.
32 (AB) Carroll led a very controlled existence, struggling with self-identity, a recurring theme in the book as Alice regularly expresses uncertainty about who she is after she enters Wonderland.
33 (AB) Carroll led a very controlled existence, struggling with self-identity, a recurring theme in the book as Alice regularly expresses uncertainty about who she is after she enters Wonderland.
34 (AB) Carroll led a very controlled existence, struggling with self-identity, a recurring theme in the book as Alice regularly expresses uncertainty about who she is after she enters Wonderland.
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35(AB) Carroll led a very controlled existence, struggling with self-identity, a recurring theme in the book as Alice regularly expresses uncertainty about who she is after she enters Wonderland.

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