112年 - 112 臺南市市立國民小學教師(含代理教師)聯合甄選試題_ 基礎科目：英文#115116

科目：教甄◆英文-國小 | 年份：112年 | 選擇題數：30 | 申論題數：0

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31. The teacher is going to have her honeymoon. She needs a _____ teacher to teach in her class. (A) exchange (B) substitute (C) instead (D) replace

32. There are currently three commodities worth investing in. One is gold, _____ is silver, and the other is copper. (A) some (B) other (C) the other (D) another

33. My requests to my kids to clean their rooms always fell on _____ ears. (A) unresponsive (B) swollen (C) both (D) either

34. The _____ is a short summary of the story that narrators generally provide before the narrative begins. (A) abstract (B) conclusion (C) title (D) topic

35. The Mayor shared his fond ____ during his school days in Tainan, where he relished shopping for model toys, seeing movies, and having specialty snacks. (A) memoir (B) motions (C) memories (D) momentum

36. The sun’s rays can produce a vitamin called vitamin D which is great to keep our bones healthy, but too many rays absorbed by our skin can be dangerous, and may cause ____ damage. (A) last (B) lasted (C) lasting (D) the last

37. Having three kids has totally changed her lifestyle. A super _____ house was no longer her top priority. She has learned to accept messiness. (A) chaotic (B) big (C) tiny (D) tidy

38. The Montessori learning materials are designed for being handled and explored with all the _____, such as letters and numbers made of sandpaper, which the child can trace with their finger. (A) minds (B) feelings (C) senses (D) logics

39. _____, bungee-jumping is really no more dangerous than any other sport. (A) If you should fail to take the necessary safety measures (B) As falling from such a height can be quite frightening (C) Only a handful of deaths are known to have occurred (D) As long as you do it under experienced guidance

40. Nvidia is getting orders from a wide range of companies, from cloud-computing providers to online-shopping websites, in their _____ to adopt generative AI. (A) lash (B) leash (C) rash (D) rush

41. Many studies have looked at _____ echinacea works to prevent or shorten the course of a cold, but none were conclusive. (A) how well (B) what can (C) what good (D) of which

42. _____ the waterfall is the city’s most notable attraction, the park is home to much more than that. (A) In addition (B) Furthermore (C) Though (D) Surely

43. The 7.8 magnitude earthquake _____ Southern Turkey and Northern Syria has damaged a number of historical landmarks and places of worship. (A) ravaged (B) that ravaged (C) being ravaged (D) been ravaged

44. In 2015, an “emoji” was nominated as its Word of the Year. This sparked a _____ on whether or not emoji count as words. (A) difference (B) debate (C) agreement (D) indifference

45. She looked sad, but she wasn’t _____ or out of control. She’s not crazy. She’ll make it. (A) challenged (B) satisfying (C) intervened (D) hysterical

46. I had an exceptional lobster roll the other day, sitting with my family on the dock at Archie’s Lobster in Bass Harbor, as gulls _____ a southwest breeze. (A) geared up (B) put forward (C) raised up (D) soared on

47. The _____ ranks of the millionaires’ club come even as a growing number of people, nearly 40 million at last count, are living in poverty. (A) swelling (B) dumping (C) sticking (D) breaking

48. Eating out seems to have been as popular 5,000 years ago as it is today, with _____in Iraq uncovering an ancient tavern dating back to 2,700 BCE. (A) archaeologists (B) dermatologists (C) epistemologists (D) immunologists

49. (A) interact with (B) clutter with (C) provide with (D) collide with

50. (A) give (B) given (C) giving (D) to give

51. (A) approves of (B) suffers from (C) applies for (D) relates to

52. (A) care for (B) turn to (C) rely on (D) wink at

53. (A) batteries (B) cannons (C) membranes (D) waterways

54. (A) that (B) when (C) what (D) why

55. (A) At a distance (B) By comparison (C) Not surprisingly (D) No wonder

56. (A) mocked at (B) pulled over (C) set off (D) veered off

57. Which of the following is the best title for this passage? (A) What are hurricanes, typhoons, and cyclones? (B) How hurricanes are formed. (C) How climate change affects hurricanes. (D) Why hurricanes are dangerous.

58. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) A third of the deaths from Hurricane Patricia were caused by drowning. (B) The winds of Hurricane Wilma were stronger than Hurricane Patricia. (C) The most powerful tropical cyclones ever recorded have formed in the Pacific. (D) A storm surge occurs when wind pushes ocean debris ashore.

59. According to the passage, which of the following statements regarding Hurricane Katrina is true? (A) It made landfall off the coast of Seattle. (B) It caused 3,600 deaths. (C) It occurred in 2015. (D) It caused over 100 billion dollars in damages.

60. According to the passage, what is the best defense against a hurricane? (A) Accurate weather predictions. (B) Stable infrastructure. (C) Traditional sewer systems. (D) High-rise buildings.

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