112年 - 112-1 國立彰化高級中學教師甄選試題:英文科#114300

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1. One of the keys to success is keeping rather _____ of making too many mistakes. (A) infernal (B) husky (C) chary (D) somatic

2.That man claimed to have been a general and ______ the poor woman out of her savings. (A) jockeyed (B) severed (C) hurdled (D) jotted

3. _____ between friends is just a matter of self-pride. There is no victory or defeat for it. (A) pelf (B) elixir (C) warp (D) altercate(E)一律給分

4. Ms. Lee finds it hard to manage a class of _______ students, seriously thinking about retirement at the end of the semester. (A) bereft (B) obstreperous (C) impending (D) palmy

5. Prime minister unveiled new economic aid packages to ______ political and economic transitions in the region. (A) bolster (B) jettison (C) bray (D) coat

6. My mother is a ______ woman, dedicating all herself to giving me a better life. (A) laborious (B) insouciant (C) cognate (D)glib

7. People now live in culture dominated by pixels, increasingly unmoored from ______ reality. (A) glib (B) corporal (C) evasive (D) arid

8. Gilbert Thompson, the ______ presidential candidate next year, has thrown his weight behind the idea. (A) brackish (B)leeward (C) ocular (D) putative

9. The press had ______ that actor as arrogant and bullying, which made him notorious and all his performance standstill. (A) oozed (B) misrepresented (C) whimsical (D) conjugal

10. With its graceful movements and ______ effects on health, martial arts has a strong appeal to a vast multitude of people. (A) nubile (B) brattish (C) salubrious (D) centrifugal

11. I’m drawn to the poetic, ______ qualities of the artist’s paintings. (A) crotchety (B) sensuous (C) nugatory (D) pious

12. Hiking in the mountains, seeing the towering pine and cypress trees _____ frost and snow, is an unforgettable experience. (A) posing (B) defying (C) tussling (D) briming

13. An intelligent man considers the prospect of failure, but he doesn’t ______ himself with printless worry. (A) preoccupy (B) induct (C) edify (D) array

14. The famous writer has created a dashing young man as the _____ of her new novel. (A) abolitionist (B) somnambulist (C) extremist (D) protagonist

15. The little boy’s ________ encompasses everything from Bach to Schoenberg, preforming his incredible music talents and excel skills. (A) brocade (B) aorta (C) repertoire (D) gargoyle

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16.(AB) expediency (AC) parody (AD) lackadaisical (AE) pent-up (BC) inbound (BD) deflecting (BE) gash(AB) expediency (AC) parody (AD) lackadaisical (AE) pent-up (BC) inbound (BD) deflecting (BE) gash

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17.(AB) expediency (AC) parody (AD) lackadaisical (AE) pent-up (BC) inbound (BD) deflecting (BE) gash(AB) expediency (AC) parody (AD) lackadaisical (AE) pent-up (BC) inbound (BD) deflecting (BE) gash

18.(AB) expediency (AC) parody (AD) lackadaisical (AE) pent-up (BC) inbound (BD) deflecting (BE) gash

19.(AB) expediency (AC) parody (AD) lackadaisical (AE) pent-up (BC) inbound (BD) deflecting (BE) gash

20.(AB) expediency (AC) parody (AD) lackadaisical (AE) pent-up (BC) inbound (BD) deflecting (BE) gash

21.(AB)mingled (AC) sheer (AD) logic (AE) raucous (BC) harnessing (BD) armies (BE)mainstream (CD) staying (CE) endorsements (DE) enduring (ABC) revolutionized (ABD) crackdown

22.(AB)mingled (AC) sheer (AD) logic (AE) raucous (BC) harnessing (BD) armies (BE)mainstream (CD) staying (CE) endorsements (DE) enduring (ABC) revolutionized (ABD) crackdown

23.(AB)mingled (AC) sheer (AD) logic (AE) raucous (BC) harnessing (BD) armies (BE)mainstream (CD) staying (CE) endorsements (DE) enduring (ABC) revolutionized (ABD) crackdown

24.(AB)mingled (AC) sheer (AD) logic (AE) raucous (BC) harnessing (BD) armies (BE)mainstream (CD) staying (CE) endorsements (DE) enduring (ABC) revolutionized (ABD) crackdown

25.(AB)mingled (AC) sheer (AD) logic (AE) raucous (BC) harnessing (BD) armies (BE)mainstream (CD) staying (CE) endorsements (DE) enduring (ABC) revolutionized (ABD) crackdown

26.(AB)mingled (AC) sheer (AD) logic (AE) raucous (BC) harnessing (BD) armies (BE)mainstream (CD) staying (CE) endorsements (DE) enduring (ABC) revolutionized (ABD) crackdown

27.(AB)mingled (AC) sheer (AD) logic (AE) raucous (BC) harnessing (BD) armies (BE)mainstream (CD) staying (CE) endorsements (DE) enduring (ABC) revolutionized (ABD) crackdown

28.(AB)mingled (AC) sheer (AD) logic (AE) raucous (BC) harnessing (BD) armies (BE)mainstream (CD) staying (CE) endorsements (DE) enduring (ABC) revolutionized (ABD) crackdown

29.(AB)mingled (AC) sheer (AD) logic (AE) raucous (BC) harnessing (BD) armies (BE)mainstream (CD) staying (CE) endorsements (DE) enduring (ABC) revolutionized (ABD) crackdown

30.(AB)mingled (AC) sheer (AD) logic (AE) raucous (BC) harnessing (BD) armies (BE)mainstream (CD) staying (CE) endorsements (DE) enduring (ABC) revolutionized (ABD) crackdown

31.(AB)Deep learning can automatically optimize human-given goals—called “objective functions”—with unlimited memory and superhuman accuracy (AC) Richards’ impressive feat is a useful metaphor for how artificial intelligence works (AD) General AI requires advanced capabilities such as reasoning, conceptual learning, common sense, planning, creativity and even self-awareness and emotions, all of which remain beyond our scientific reach (AE)The age of “artificial general intelligence”- or when AI will be able to perform intellectual tasks better than humans- is far in the distance. (BC) It can help Amazon maximize profit from recommendations or Facebook maximize minutes spent by users in its app (BD) Just as Richards committed vast troves of words to memory in order to master the domain of the Scrabble board (BE) Autonomous vehicles, for example, will dramatically reduce cost and improve safety and efficiency (CD) This was especially noteworthy because Richards does not speak French.

32.(AB)Deep learning can automatically optimize human-given goals—called “objective functions”—with unlimited memory and superhuman accuracy (AC) Richards’ impressive feat is a useful metaphor for how artificial intelligence works (AD) General AI requires advanced capabilities such as reasoning, conceptual learning, common sense, planning, creativity and even self-awareness and emotions, all of which remain beyond our scientific reach (AE)The age of “artificial general intelligence”- or when AI will be able to perform intellectual tasks better than humans- is far in the distance. (BC) It can help Amazon maximize profit from recommendations or Facebook maximize minutes spent by users in its app (BD) Just as Richards committed vast troves of words to memory in order to master the domain of the Scrabble board (BE) Autonomous vehicles, for example, will dramatically reduce cost and improve safety and efficiency (CD) This was especially noteworthy because Richards does not speak French.

33.(AB)Deep learning can automatically optimize human-given goals—called “objective functions”—with unlimited memory and superhuman accuracy (AC) Richards’ impressive feat is a useful metaphor for how artificial intelligence works (AD) General AI requires advanced capabilities such as reasoning, conceptual learning, common sense, planning, creativity and even self-awareness and emotions, all of which remain beyond our scientific reach (AE)The age of “artificial general intelligence”- or when AI will be able to perform intellectual tasks better than humans- is far in the distance. (BC) It can help Amazon maximize profit from recommendations or Facebook maximize minutes spent by users in its app (BD) Just as Richards committed vast troves of words to memory in order to master the domain of the Scrabble board (BE) Autonomous vehicles, for example, will dramatically reduce cost and improve safety and efficiency (CD) This was especially noteworthy because Richards does not speak French.

34.(AB)Deep learning can automatically optimize human-given goals—called “objective functions”—with unlimited memory and superhuman accuracy (AC) Richards’ impressive feat is a useful metaphor for how artificial intelligence works (AD) General AI requires advanced capabilities such as reasoning, conceptual learning, common sense, planning, creativity and even self-awareness and emotions, all of which remain beyond our scientific reach (AE)The age of “artificial general intelligence”- or when AI will be able to perform intellectual tasks better than humans- is far in the distance. (BC) It can help Amazon maximize profit from recommendations or Facebook maximize minutes spent by users in its app (BD) Just as Richards committed vast troves of words to memory in order to master the domain of the Scrabble board (BE) Autonomous vehicles, for example, will dramatically reduce cost and improve safety and efficiency (CD) This was especially noteworthy because Richards does not speak French.

35.(AB)Deep learning can automatically optimize human-given goals—called “objective functions”—with unlimited memory and superhuman accuracy (AC) Richards’ impressive feat is a useful metaphor for how artificial intelligence works (AD) General AI requires advanced capabilities such as reasoning, conceptual learning, common sense, planning, creativity and even self-awareness and emotions, all of which remain beyond our scientific reach (AE)The age of “artificial general intelligence”- or when AI will be able to perform intellectual tasks better than humans- is far in the distance. (BC) It can help Amazon maximize profit from recommendations or Facebook maximize minutes spent by users in its app (BD) Just as Richards committed vast troves of words to memory in order to master the domain of the Scrabble board (BE) Autonomous vehicles, for example, will dramatically reduce cost and improve safety and efficiency (CD) This was especially noteworthy because Richards does not speak French.

36.(AB)Agricultural science was quite a success. (AC) There are many complexities when dealing food. (AD) Modern science and technology of food contributes a lot. (AE)Nobody would ever starve if food were this easy to obtain. (BC) And it is unbelievable that hunger kills more people than disease does. (BD) Then there are the issues we face when it comes to food experimentation. (BE) At that time scientists were genuinely worried that we would run out of food.

37.(AB)Agricultural science was quite a success. (AC) There are many complexities when dealing food. (AD) Modern science and technology of food contributes a lot. (AE)Nobody would ever starve if food were this easy to obtain. (BC) And it is unbelievable that hunger kills more people than disease does. (BD) Then there are the issues we face when it comes to food experimentation. (BE) At that time scientists were genuinely worried that we would run out of food.

38.(AB)Agricultural science was quite a success. (AC) There are many complexities when dealing food. (AD) Modern science and technology of food contributes a lot. (AE)Nobody would ever starve if food were this easy to obtain. (BC) And it is unbelievable that hunger kills more people than disease does. (BD) Then there are the issues we face when it comes to food experimentation. (BE) At that time scientists were genuinely worried that we would run out of food.

39.(AB)Agricultural science was quite a success. (AC) There are many complexities when dealing food. (AD) Modern science and technology of food contributes a lot. (AE)Nobody would ever starve if food were this easy to obtain. (BC) And it is unbelievable that hunger kills more people than disease does. (BD) Then there are the issues we face when it comes to food experimentation. (BE) At that time scientists were genuinely worried that we would run out of food.

40.(AB)Agricultural science was quite a success. (AC) There are many complexities when dealing food. (AD) Modern science and technology of food contributes a lot. (AE)Nobody would ever starve if food were this easy to obtain. (BC) And it is unbelievable that hunger kills more people than disease does. (BD) Then there are the issues we face when it comes to food experimentation. (BE) At that time scientists were genuinely worried that we would run out of food.

41. Which of the following as effects if exotic pests on forest ecosystems is not mentioned in the passage? (A)decreased vitality in trees (B) defoliation of trees (C) changes in forest structure (D)transport of nutrients

42. Why does the author mention “unique properties” of tree species? (A)To explain why pests tend to target specific tree species (B) To explain why pests can have long-term effects on entire ecosystems (C) To explain how pests contribute to shifts in forest species composition (D)To explain how pest are able to become established in an ecosystem

43. What does the main purpose of the passage? (A)To summarize a demographic trend over time. (B) To explain the need for particular social research. (C) To present findings on a demographic group. (D)To analyze the demographic composition of a type of job

44. Which of the following best describes the function of the highlighted sentence in the context of the passage as whole? (A)It hypothesizes a phenomenon that might explain a point made in the preceding sentence. (B) It provides evidence that undermines that assertion made in the first sentence. (C) It offers a projection regarding the development of a trend mentioned earlier in the passage. (D)It presents in interpretation of a discrepancy noted earlier in the passage. (E)一律給分

45. Which of the following does the passage suggest “access to managerial positions” for disadvantaged groups? (A) This access has meaning apart from any policy benefits it confer on these groups. (B) This access is largely the result of policy decisions made response to interest of those groups. (C) This access often creates increased access to non-managerial position for those groups. (D) This access is only significant when the percentage of disadvantaged group members in managerial positions mirrors the percent of that group in the general public.

申論題 (4)

V. English <-> Chinese Translation :15 %

1. 「我讀書的時候，實際上不是讀，而是把美麗的詞句含在嘴裡，嘬糖果似地嘬著，品烈酒似地一小口一小口地呷著，直到那詞句像酒精一樣溶解在我的身體裡，不僅滲透我的大腦和心靈，而且在我的血管中奔騰，衝擊到我每根血管的末梢。」 5%

（節錄自赫拉巴爾＜難以喧囂的孤獨＞）

2. 「沉默是恐懼的殘留物-讓你無比痛苦地意識到自己的缺點及問題的嚴重性卻無言以對。」

在課堂上，我給學生們出了道難題，讓他們通過詩歌來探索自己生活中的沉默。為了創造一種文化氛圍，讓學生們可以無所顧及的分享他們從前從未提及的事，我在教室前面的黑板上寫下了三個核心原則：批判性的閱讀，有意識的寫作，清晰的表達。 5%

An individual experiences a “flow state” when they become deeply immersed in an activity that is demanding but not outside of their skillset. It is the full involvement of flow, rather than happiness, that makes for excellence in life. During flow, though, the activity in the prefrontal cortex, the area of the brain that is responsible for complex cognitive functions including memory, the monitoring of time, and self-consciousness, is temporarily inhibited. 5%

VI. Free Response Questions: 15%

In Taiwan, there are many senior high schools adopting bilingual teaching in some fields through Content and Language Integrated Learning approach (CLIL). As an English teacher, please write down your point of view, including the following instructions:

·How do you view yourself in the teaching project ?

·What’s your advices to the teachers of other fields ?

·Can you help those teachers empower their English ability or designing their lesson plan in CLIL lass? How?

112年 - 112-1 國立彰化高級中學教師甄選試題:英文科#114300

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