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科目：教甄◆英文-國小 | 年份：108年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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1. In 2019, ____ have taken the first ever image of a black hole. (A) astrologists (B) anthologists (C) anesthesiologists (D) astronomers

2. Chamomile is an excellent, gentle ____ which helps us relax after feeling stressed out. (A) accelerator (B) stimulant (C) sedative (D) appendix

3. While medicinal herbs for seasonal flu or the common cold are not a cure, they can be used to ____ the associated symptoms. (A) alleviate (B) discriminate (C) delineate (D) fragment

4. As a rule of ____, you should fry meat balls for at least 10 minutes for better taste. (A) elbow (B) golden (C) thumb (D) though

5. As the war is about to break out, the country’s economy is on the ____ of collapse. (A) process (B) verge (C) end (D) beginning

6. The thief must have ____ silently into the house while I was sleeping last night. (A) escaped (B) explored (C) clung (D) crept

7. Mary is such a bromide. I have never met someone as ____ as her. (A) angry (B) polite (C) dull (D) cheerful

8. The only cure for alcoholism is complete ____ from alcohol. (A) pretension (B) abstinence (C) obsolete (D) prescription

9. The latest figures concerning the company’s sales are certainly very ____. (A) courteous (B) outmoded (C) disturbing (D) determined

10. In a child, curiosity normally suggests intelligence and is welcomed, but an ____ adult is best avoided. (A) inquisitive (B) impartial (C) indulgent (D) indecisive

II. Dialogue11. A: ________ B: I have been there once. (A) Have you ever gone to Japan? (B) Have you been to Japan before? (C) How many times have you gone to Japan? (D) How many times have you been to Japan?

12. A: When does the next bus come? B: ________ (A) On twenty minutes. (B) In about fifteen minutes. (C) It’s not service. (D) It’s 10:20.

13. A: That was a very meaning thing to say. B: ________ (A) I will do it for you. (B) I’d rather have gone home. (C) You should stay away from him. (D) I’m sorry.

14. A: I felt sad. We lost the game. B: Fine! The ________ supporters of our team cheered us even when we lost. (A) true-blue (B) top banana (C) two-faced (D) white-elephant

15. A: I didn’t forget to give you back the money, did I? B: ________ (A) Yes, you did. You gave me the money. (B) Yes, you didn’t. I have the money now. (C) No, you did. You forgot to give me back the money. (D) No, you didn’t. You gave me the money.

16. (A) as (B) and (C)therefore (D) consequently

17. (A) promotion (B) employment (C)entrance (D)discharge

18. (A) whom (B) who (C) those (D) whoever

19. (A) close to (B) likely to (C) not like (D) no less than

20. (A) clobbered (B) maledicted (C) tailored (D) fluctuated

21. (A) has its roots (B) having its roots (C) being rooted (D) roots have it

22. (A) by means of (B) contrary to (C) to some extent (D) in reaction to

23. (A) bars of (B) cartons of (C) gallons of (D) layers of

24. (A) As a result (B) By contrast (C) In a sense (D) With respect to

25. (A) has come up with (B) coming a long way (C) has come a long way (D) comes from afar

IV. Grammar26. Global warming is making the world’s oceans sicker, depleting them ____ oxygen and harming delicate coral reefs more often. (A) on (B) into (C) to (D) of

27. Norway has a concept ____ its national character. It’s called “koselig,” and it’s a combination of nature, companionship and coziness promoting personal well-being. (A) that is central to (B) is central to (C) be central to (D) which central

28. While Macs and, later, iPads were once ____ classroom tech, Google and Microsoft have overtaken Apple. (A) adjacent to (B) confined to (C) familiar with (D) synonymous with

29. Anger is what you need to control, ____ you can let love roam free. (A) moreover (B) despite (C) whereas (D) neither

30. Jimmy wouldn’t have failed the test, ____ he studied for a whole night and couldn’t wake up in the morning for the test. (A) for (B) despite (C) but (D) although

31. ____ having overthrown the government, the military dictator kept invading other countries in that region. (A) Contrary to (B) Not content with (C) In need of (D) Instead of

32. Having witnessed the traffic accident, Andy’s squeaky voice ____ my nerves. (A) beats (B) gets on (C) bites (D) touches

33. All the workers have to work ____ to make sure that the machines go smoothly through the night. (A) in relays (B) in return (C) in advance (D) in reality

34. Taken as a prisoner of war, the soldier was ____ his enemy. (A) in need of (B) in mercy of (C) at the need of (D) at the mercy of

35. The manager says that the battery has a life ____ of two years. (A) span (B) period (C) sentence (D) insurance

36. The president （A）doesn’t know what will （B）become of the country if the （C）unemployment rate （D）kept rising in the next few months.(A)doesn’t know (B)become of (C)unemployment rate (D)kept rising

37. Will always does things （A）on the spin of （B）the moment without （C）planning （D）in advance.(A)on the spin of (B)the moment (C)planning (D)in advance

38. （A）Falling （B）annual incomes in the past few years have （C）slowed down Mexico’s （D）economy.(A)Falling (B)annual incomes (C)slowed down (D)economy

39. （A）A bomb square was （B）called in （C）to remove the explosives （D）placed in the department store.(A)A bomb square (B)called in (C)to remove (D)placed in

40. （A）Rising above a sea of green trees in the German countryside, Sauerberg Castle is a historic castle complex （B）featured a tall weathered tower and （C）a series of connected grey stone buildings （D）with dramatic pitched roofs. (A)Rising (B)featured (C)a series of (D)with

41. This passage is about ____. (A) Jazz in general and one specific type of jazz (B) The various sources of jazz (C) The life of Scott Joplin (D) The major characteristics of jazz

42. The word ‘‘conglomeration” in line 1 could be best replaced by ____. (A) disharmony (B) mixture (C) purity (D) treasure

43. According to the passage, ragtime was ____. (A) generally performed on a variety of instruments (B) performed only at the Maple Leaf Club in Sedalia (C) extremely soothing and sedate (D) the first type of jazz

44. Which of the following statement is TRUE according to the passage? (A) Scott Joplin was a slave when he was born. (B) Scott Joplin’s parents had been slaves before Scott was born. (C) Scott Joplin had formerly been a slave, but he no longer was after 1868. (D) Scott Joplin’s parents were slaves when Scott was born.

45. In line 4, the word “improvisation” involves which of the following ____. (A) Playing the written parts of the music (B) Performing similarly to other musicians (C) Making up music while playing (D) Playing a varied selection of musical compositions

46. What is the tone of the author? (A) professional and neutral (B) cheerful and passionate (C) sarcastic and critical (D) warm and encouraging

47. Which is the most possible book this passage is from? (A) Piagetian Psychology (B) Reading Materials and Methods (C) Reading Psychology (D) Reading Difficulty Prevention

48. Choose the best word to fill the blank. (A) a lot of (B) much (C) little (D) due

49. What is the next paragraph most likely about? (A) The meaning of general cognitive abilities. (B) How the “reading readiness” controversy got started. (C) The stages of reading development. (D) The notion of concrete operations.

50. What is the main idea of this message? (A) Cognitive maturation is a requirement for young children to learn to read. (B) “Reading readiness” is a controversial concept in reading development research. (C) Learning to read involves learning many different skills. (D) Reading difficulties prior to age 7 are a normal condition.

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