114年 - 114-1 國立高科實驗高級中等學校籌備處教師甄選試題：英語科#126022

1. To be _______ was her lot; she was destined never to earn enough money to support herself. (A) important (B) impulsive (C) impecunious (D) innocuous

2. The children were told that they should be _______ about strangers offering candy. (A) circumspect (B) wary (C) envious (D) considerate

3. Propaganda is a(n) _______ of the truth; it is a mixture of half-truths and half-lies calculated to deceive people. (A) dispersion (B) perversion (C) inversion (D) invasion

4. His dissatisfaction over the assignment was _______; it was written all over him. (A) affected (B) covert (C) infamous (D) manifest

5. To give in to the terrorists' demands would be a betrayal of our doctrine; such _______ would only encourage others to adopt similar ways to achieve their ends. (A) defeats (B) appeasement (C) appeals (D) subterfuge

6. Louis XIV was the _______ of _______ elegance; he wore a different outfit for practically every hour of the day. (A) paragon / peripatetic (B) epitome / sartorial (C) acme / epicurean (D) architect / gastronomic

7. The magazine is considered a _______ of literary good taste; the stories it publishes are genteel and refined. (A) maelstrom (B) credential (C) potential (D) bastion

8. The prisoner was in a state of great _______ after three months in solitary confinement with no bathing. (A) lassitude (B) decrepitude (C) solitude (D) fortitude

9. He was the chief _______ of his uncle's will. After taxes, he was left with an inheritance of $20,000,000. (A) exemption (B) pensioner (C) beneficiary (D) contestant

10. When the unpopular war began, only a few citizens enlisted; the rest had to be _______. (A) conscripted (B) processed (C) pacified (D) reassured

11. When she addressed the reporters, her beauty, bearing, and elegant garb were belied by the _______ words she uttered. (A) untrue (B) uncouth (C) unequivocal (D) unfettered

12. They prefer to hire someone fluent in Spanish, since the neighborhood where the clinic is located is _______ Hispanic. (A) imponderably (B) predominantly (C) consistently (D) sparsely

13. The couple had been meeting secretly for years at the hotel, but their _______ were rumored among their friends. (A) gambits (B) trysts (C) fidelities (D) disputes

14. Although she had _______ about the weather, she had no _______ about her ability to navigate through it. (A) doubts / confidence (B) confidence / qualms (C) qualms / confidence (D) misgivings / qualms

15. The _______ manner in which the teacher candidate addressed the school board was a key factor in his rejection; the school board members agreed that enthusiasm is an essential quality in a teacher. (A) pretentious (B) solicitous (C) superficial (D) perfunctory

16. With only seven-minute matches, wrestling nonetheless maintains the highest rates of injury to its athletes of any collegiate sport. (A) No change (B) Despite the matches only lasting seven minutes (C) Although the matches last only seven minutes (D) Having only seven-minute matches

17. Spanish tobacco companies have reduced the price of a pack of 20 cigarettes to counteract the effects of increased taxes; their cigarettes have been priced to maintain current rates, and they are. (A) No change (B) had been priced to maintain current rates, and they have. (C) are priced to maintain current rates, and they do. (D) are priced to maintain current rates, and they have.

18. A group of party leaders, disturbed by the sagging popularity of the chairman, at least as is indicated by the polls, have urged him to step down. (A) No change (B) is indicated by the polls, has urged him to (C) is indicated by the polls, has urged that he should (D) polls are indicating, has urged him to

19. Erosion of the empire's power combined with rapid urban growth, in Italy during and after the Gregorian Age, which created republics that were truly independent. (A) No change (B) The combination of erosion of the empire's power and rapid urban growth, which in Italy during and after the Gregorian Age, (C) Erosion of the empire's power, in Italy during and after the Gregorian Age, combined with rapid urban growth, which (D) In Italy, the combination of erosion of the empire's power and rapid urban growth, during and after the Gregorian Age,

20. Moving into the spotlight for the first time in a 12-year stage career, the actor's performance as Lear in Shakespeare's King Lear won him the admiration of critics and theater enthusiasts alike. (A) No change (B) the actor's performance as Lear in Shakespeare's King Lear won the admiration both of (C) the actor's performance as Lear in Shakespeare's King Lear won the admiration of (D) the actor, in a performance of Lear in Shakespeare's King Lear, won the admiration of

21.(AB) Infurna and Jayawickreme highlight the need for caution in interpreting PTG as evidence of profound psychological change (AC)This concept suggests that individuals can develop beyond their previous levels of functioning after encountering a traumatic event (AD)Trauma results from experiences or events that are overwhelming and involve significant threats to an individual, leading to psychological distress and impairment (AE)trauma can also catalyze positive psychological transformations (BC)Despite the alternative interpretations of PTG, PTG remains an essential concept in trauma studies (BD)individuals can develop beyond their previous levels of functioning after encountering a traumatic event

22.(AB) Infurna and Jayawickreme highlight the need for caution in interpreting PTG as evidence of profound psychological change (AC)This concept suggests that individuals can develop beyond their previous levels of functioning after encountering a traumatic event (AD)Trauma results from experiences or events that are overwhelming and involve significant threats to an individual, leading to psychological distress and impairment (AE)trauma can also catalyze positive psychological transformations (BC)Despite the alternative interpretations of PTG, PTG remains an essential concept in trauma studies (BD)individuals can develop beyond their previous levels of functioning after encountering a traumatic event

23.(AB) Infurna and Jayawickreme highlight the need for caution in interpreting PTG as evidence of profound psychological change (AC)This concept suggests that individuals can develop beyond their previous levels of functioning after encountering a traumatic event (AD)Trauma results from experiences or events that are overwhelming and involve significant threats to an individual, leading to psychological distress and impairment (AE)trauma can also catalyze positive psychological transformations (BC)Despite the alternative interpretations of PTG, PTG remains an essential concept in trauma studies (BD)individuals can develop beyond their previous levels of functioning after encountering a traumatic event

24.(AB) Infurna and Jayawickreme highlight the need for caution in interpreting PTG as evidence of profound psychological change (AC)This concept suggests that individuals can develop beyond their previous levels of functioning after encountering a traumatic event (AD)Trauma results from experiences or events that are overwhelming and involve significant threats to an individual, leading to psychological distress and impairment (AE)trauma can also catalyze positive psychological transformations (BC)Despite the alternative interpretations of PTG, PTG remains an essential concept in trauma studies (BD)individuals can develop beyond their previous levels of functioning after encountering a traumatic event

25.(AB) Infurna and Jayawickreme highlight the need for caution in interpreting PTG as evidence of profound psychological change (AC)This concept suggests that individuals can develop beyond their previous levels of functioning after encountering a traumatic event (AD)Trauma results from experiences or events that are overwhelming and involve significant threats to an individual, leading to psychological distress and impairment (AE)trauma can also catalyze positive psychological transformations (BC)Despite the alternative interpretations of PTG, PTG remains an essential concept in trauma studies (BD)individuals can develop beyond their previous levels of functioning after encountering a traumatic event

26. The passage is most probably an excerpt from (A) an economic history of Japan (B) the memoirs of a samurai warrior (C) a modern novel about eighteenth-century Japan (D) an essay contrasting Japanese feudalism with its Western counterpart

27. Which of the following financial situations is most analogous to the financial situation in which Japan's Tokugawa shoguns found themselves in the eighteenth century? (A) A small business borrows heavily to invest in new equipment, but is able to pay off its debt early when it is awarded a lucrative government contract. (B) Fire destroys a small business, but insurance covers the cost of rebuilding. (C) A small business is turned down for a loan at a local bank because the owners have no credit history. (D) A small business has to struggle to meet operating expenses when its profits decrease.

28. According to the passage, the major reason for the financial problems experienced by Japan's feudal overlords in the eighteenth century was that (A) spending had outdistanced income (B) trade had fallen off (C) profits from mining had declined (D) the coinage had been sharply debased

29. The passage implies that individual samurai did not find it easy to recover from debt for which of the following reasons? (A) Agricultural production had increased. (B) There was a limit to the amount in taxes that farmers could be made to pay. (C) The Japanese government had failed to adjust to the needs of a changing economy. (D) The domains of samurai overlords were becoming smaller and poorer as government revenues increased.

30. According to the passage, the actions of the Tokugawa shoguns in their search for solvency for the government were regrettable because those actions (A) raised the cost of living by pushing up prices (B) resulted in the exhaustion of the most easily worked deposits of silver and gold (C) were far lower in yield than had originally been anticipated (D) did not succeed in reducing government spending

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(二)承上,請試以6週為課程週期,每週可使用1-2節,規劃微課程的課程模組。每個週次必須包含「單元主題」、「學習目標」、「表現任務」及「評量方式」,並說明希冀培養學生的哪些能力與素養。(20分)