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科目：教甄◆英文科 | 年份：108年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：1

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1. The information breach ______ the company to tighten their lax security system. (A) dreaded (B) jibed (C) patrolled (D) spurred
2. While emphasis on academic success may drive students to work harder, the stress that comes with it has ______ effects on their mental health. (A) cacophonous (B) detrimental (C) hospitable (D) scrupulous
3. At the commencement ceremony, the principal repeated the cliché that time and tide wait for no man, urging students not to ______ their chances in pursuit of temporary pleasure. (A) diffuse (B) elucidate (C) squander (D) tarnish
4. The government’s compensation policy did little to ______ the workers’ anger, only fuelling the protest further. (A) confer (B) ferment (C) mitigate (D) ratify
5. As a result of the price ______ in the real estate market, an increasing number of families choose to rent houses instead of purchasing them. (A) appreciation (B) elimination (C) indignation (D) obstruction
6. In situations of social injustice, to keep silent is to ______ at the ongoing oppression. (A) burgeon (B) connive (C) linger (D) portend
7. After several months of negotiations, the labor union gave in and reluctantly _____ to the proposals given no alternatives were offered. (A) infiltrated (B) acquiesced (C) evinced (D) persevered
8. Since many people moved in, the surrounding area in this small town has become increasingly _____ ethnically and culturally. (A) hideous (B) imperious (C) heterogeneous (D) onerous
9. Fellow members in the academy are recognized and awarded for their _____ efforts to advance science or its applications. (A) meritorious (B) duplicate (C) pompous (D) subsidiary
10. With advanced equipment, the customs officers _____ five containers holding 10 kilograms of heroin each. (A) confiscated (B) precipitated (C) putrefied (D) eulogized
11. (A) with sync (B) in conjunction (C) for sequence (D) by succession
12. (A) embodied (B) embodied in (C) embodied from (D) embodied through
13. (A) bestow (B) conquer (C) deliver (D) provide
14. (A) For (B) Since (C) Thus (D) Yet
15. (A) Although (B) Despite (C) Supposing (D) Regardless
16 (A) the other (B) next to (C) taking advantage of (D) one (AB) in disbelief (AC) why (AD) in disguise (BC) looking forward to (BD) according to (CD) what
17 (A) the other (B) next to (C) taking advantage of (D) one (AB) in disbelief (AC) why (AD) in disguise (BC) looking forward to (BD) according to (CD) what
18 (A) the other (B) next to (C) taking advantage of (D) one (AB) in disbelief (AC) why (AD) in disguise (BC) looking forward to (BD) according to (CD) what
19 (A) the other (B) next to (C) taking advantage of (D) one (AB) in disbelief (AC) why (AD) in disguise (BC) looking forward to (BD) according to (CD) what
20(A) the other (B) next to (C) taking advantage of (D) one (AB) in disbelief (AC) why (AD) in disguise (BC) looking forward to (BD) according to (CD) what
21 (A) The counsellor employs an approach to create a change and growth for the client depending on what is known of the client’s needs. (B) This step requires the client to relinquish related information so the counsellor may provide a solution with efficiency and accuracy. (C) The bond must be established as a professional relationship to avoid excessive casualness and sentimentality. (D) The counsellor collects and classifies information from the client’s life and narrows down the reasons for seeking counselling. (AB) This allows both counsellor and client to assess the situation and make inferences. (AC) This implies that the goal has been mostly completed and personal growth is observed in the client. (AD) This step includes coming to an agreement on objectives to achieve by the end of the counselling sessions. (BC) The counsellor should remain assertive throughout the process to lead the client to recovery.
22 (A) The counsellor employs an approach to create a change and growth for the client depending on what is known of the client’s needs. (B) This step requires the client to relinquish related information so the counsellor may provide a solution with efficiency and accuracy. (C) The bond must be established as a professional relationship to avoid excessive casualness and sentimentality. (D) The counsellor collects and classifies information from the client’s life and narrows down the reasons for seeking counselling. (AB) This allows both counsellor and client to assess the situation and make inferences. (AC) This implies that the goal has been mostly completed and personal growth is observed in the client. (AD) This step includes coming to an agreement on objectives to achieve by the end of the counselling sessions. (BC) The counsellor should remain assertive throughout the process to lead the client to recovery.
23 (A) The counsellor employs an approach to create a change and growth for the client depending on what is known of the client’s needs. (B) This step requires the client to relinquish related information so the counsellor may provide a solution with efficiency and accuracy. (C) The bond must be established as a professional relationship to avoid excessive casualness and sentimentality. (D) The counsellor collects and classifies information from the client’s life and narrows down the reasons for seeking counselling. (AB) This allows both counsellor and client to assess the situation and make inferences. (AC) This implies that the goal has been mostly completed and personal growth is observed in the client. (AD) This step includes coming to an agreement on objectives to achieve by the end of the counselling sessions. (BC) The counsellor should remain assertive throughout the process to lead the client to recovery.
24 (A) The counsellor employs an approach to create a change and growth for the client depending on what is known of the client’s needs. (B) This step requires the client to relinquish related information so the counsellor may provide a solution with efficiency and accuracy. (C) The bond must be established as a professional relationship to avoid excessive casualness and sentimentality. (D) The counsellor collects and classifies information from the client’s life and narrows down the reasons for seeking counselling. (AB) This allows both counsellor and client to assess the situation and make inferences. (AC) This implies that the goal has been mostly completed and personal growth is observed in the client. (AD) This step includes coming to an agreement on objectives to achieve by the end of the counselling sessions. (BC) The counsellor should remain assertive throughout the process to lead the client to recovery.
25(A) The counsellor employs an approach to create a change and growth for the client depending on what is known of the client’s needs. (B) This step requires the client to relinquish related information so the counsellor may provide a solution with efficiency and accuracy. (C) The bond must be established as a professional relationship to avoid excessive casualness and sentimentality. (D) The counsellor collects and classifies information from the client’s life and narrows down the reasons for seeking counselling. (AB) This allows both counsellor and client to assess the situation and make inferences. (AC) This implies that the goal has been mostly completed and personal growth is observed in the client. (AD) This step includes coming to an agreement on objectives to achieve by the end of the counselling sessions. (BC) The counsellor should remain assertive throughout the process to lead the client to recovery.
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(AB) It has not mutated to become more infectious or more dangerous, instead the answers are entirely human.
(AC) Outbreaks have also hit Brazil, Pakistan and Yemen, causing many deaths — mostly among young children.
(AD) Italy banned children under six from attending schools unless they had received vaccines for chickenpox, measles and other illnesses.
(AE) Those promoting vitamin IV drips claim they can boost energy, strengthen the immune system, improve skin, cure hangovers, burn fat, fight jet lag, and cure a myriad of other minor ailments.
(BC) This is because clusters of people are choosing not to vaccinate their children due to the spread of untrue anti-vax messages on social media.
(BD) The agency said actual numbers may be far greater, since only one in ten cases globally is reported.
(BE) Women trying to conceive and women in the first 12 weeks of their pregnancy are recommended to take folic acid supplements, which reduce their child's risk of neural tube defects such as spina bifida.
27 (A) It has not mutated to become more infectious or more dangerous, instead the answers are entirely human. (B) Outbreaks have also hit Brazil, Pakistan and Yemen, causing many deaths — mostly among young children. (C) Italy banned children under six from attending schools unless they had received vaccines for chickenpox, measles and other illnesses. (D) Those promoting vitamin IV drips claim they can boost energy, strengthen the immune system, improve skin, cure hangovers, burn fat, fight jet lag, and cure a myriad of other minor ailments. (AB) This is because clusters of people are choosing not to vaccinate their children due to the spread of untrue anti-vax messages on social media. (AC) The agency said actual numbers may be far greater, since only one in ten cases globally is reported. (AD) Women trying to conceive and women in the first 12 weeks of their pregnancy are recommended to take folic acid supplements, which reduce their child's risk of neural tube defects such as spina bifida.
28 (A) It has not mutated to become more infectious or more dangerous, instead the answers are entirely human. (B) Outbreaks have also hit Brazil, Pakistan and Yemen, causing many deaths — mostly among young children. (C) Italy banned children under six from attending schools unless they had received vaccines for chickenpox, measles and other illnesses. (D) Those promoting vitamin IV drips claim they can boost energy, strengthen the immune system, improve skin, cure hangovers, burn fat, fight jet lag, and cure a myriad of other minor ailments. (AB) This is because clusters of people are choosing not to vaccinate their children due to the spread of untrue anti-vax messages on social media. (AC) The agency said actual numbers may be far greater, since only one in ten cases globally is reported. (AD) Women trying to conceive and women in the first 12 weeks of their pregnancy are recommended to take folic acid supplements, which reduce their child's risk of neural tube defects such as spina bifida.
29 (A) It has not mutated to become more infectious or more dangerous, instead the answers are entirely human. (B) Outbreaks have also hit Brazil, Pakistan and Yemen, causing many deaths — mostly among young children. (C) Italy banned children under six from attending schools unless they had received vaccines for chickenpox, measles and other illnesses. (D) Those promoting vitamin IV drips claim they can boost energy, strengthen the immune system, improve skin, cure hangovers, burn fat, fight jet lag, and cure a myriad of other minor ailments. (AB) This is because clusters of people are choosing not to vaccinate their children due to the spread of untrue anti-vax messages on social media. (AC) The agency said actual numbers may be far greater, since only one in ten cases globally is reported. (AD) Women trying to conceive and women in the first 12 weeks of their pregnancy are recommended to take folic acid supplements, which reduce their child's risk of neural tube defects such as spina bifida.
30(A) It has not mutated to become more infectious or more dangerous, instead the answers are entirely human. (B) Outbreaks have also hit Brazil, Pakistan and Yemen, causing many deaths — mostly among young children. (C) Italy banned children under six from attending schools unless they had received vaccines for chickenpox, measles and other illnesses. (D) Those promoting vitamin IV drips claim they can boost energy, strengthen the immune system, improve skin, cure hangovers, burn fat, fight jet lag, and cure a myriad of other minor ailments. (AB) This is because clusters of people are choosing not to vaccinate their children due to the spread of untrue anti-vax messages on social media. (AC) The agency said actual numbers may be far greater, since only one in ten cases globally is reported. (AD) Women trying to conceive and women in the first 12 weeks of their pregnancy are recommended to take folic acid supplements, which reduce their child's risk of neural tube defects such as spina bifida.
31. What is the main idea of this article? (A) Time slows down when we experience dangerous situations. (B) Time feels slower to some animals than humans. (C) Time perception is affected by cognitive mental dysfunction. (D) Time is interpreted differently by the individual.
32. According to the article, which of the following is true? (A) Tachypsychia helps enhance our situational awareness. (B) Dangerous situations feel slower in real-time perception. (C) Schizophrenics hear voices due to temporal dysfunction. (D) Time passes faster for birds and flies so they can survive.
33. According to the article, which of the following is NOT an influencing factor of one’s real-time perception? (A) Fear-inducing situations. (B) The density of memory. (C) Cognitive dysfunction. (D) The size of different species.
34. The word molasses could best be replaced by which of the following? (A) Concrete. (B) Vapor. (C) Sap. (D) Flames.
35. What tone does the article assume towards time perception and the critical fusion frequency? (A) Optimistic. (B) Skeptical. (C) Ambivalent. (D) Dismissive.
36. What is the main idea of this article? (A) Superstitions and taboos to remember in the Chinese society. (B) The sounds that are used to pronounce Chinese words. (C) The ambiguous structure of Chinese language and its effects. (D) The emotional reactions of Chinese speakers towards negative words.
37. The word sanguine could best be replaced by which of the following? (A) Buoyant. (B) Equivocal. (C) Inauspicious. (D) Heedless.
38. According to the article, which of the following is NOT true? (A) Chinese people are more superstitious than native English speakers. (B) The Chinese language utilizes less phonetic combinations than English. (C) English speakers are less likely to clarify the meaning of their sentences. (D) The English language is more efficient for its lack of ambiguity.
39. According to the article, which of the following is NOT a feature of ambiguity in language? (A) It allows the language to economize on the number of sounds. (B) It activates more than one meaning in the user’s brain. (C) It trains speakers to be more adept at distinguishing and enunciating sounds. (D) It influences the speaker’s cultural experience of using certain words.
40. What tone does the article assume towards ambiguity and its function in language? (A) Impartial. (B) Upbeat. (C) Dubious. (D) Hostile.

申論題 (1)

六、教案設計：20%。 依據下段文字，寫出【跨領域】的教案。 答案必須： （一）以英文作答 （二）陳述如何與英語以外學科進行教學 （三）寫出教學目標及活動設計，不必寫出詳細內容 It turns out that Renaissance diners in Italy enjoyed a little music with their feasts. And they kept their musical scores recorded in an unexpected location — their knives. This means that aside from carving up meat, this cutlery helped provide the evening’s entertainment. These 16th-century knives are now scattered in museum collections around the world, including examples at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London and the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. Known as notation knives, Kirstin Kennedy, a curator at the Victoria & Albert Museum, notes that we can’t be entirely certain how they were used, though the form gives us some ideas. That collection’s example has a sharp edge, which would imply its use in cutting meat, yet its width suggests that it may have been used to present slices of meat to diners. As for the engraving? Each side of the blade has musical notations, making the most of the space. And each knife represents one part for a singer. So, a complete set of knives actually come together to create a harmonious chorus. Fittingly, one side contains a statement of grace, and the other a benediction to be sung at the end of the meal. The grace reads: “The blessing of the table. May the three-in-one bless that which we are about to eat.” On the opposite side of the blade, the benediction states: “The saying of grace. We give thanks to you God for your generosity.”