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七、英文寫作(model essay 10%;strategies 10% )
Please first (1) write a model essay on the following topic (200-250 words in length) and then (2) illustrate how you will teach your students to write an essay as the one below.
提示:這個世代的青少年除了有課業壓力外,生活上也常面對一些困擾與挑戰。下列三張圖分別呈現青少年經常遭遇的三種問題,如果你有一個機器人小幫手可以幫你解決其中一個問題，你會選擇哪一個?請寫一篇英文作文，文分兩段,第一段說明你最想解決哪一個問題,並解釋原因。第二段說明你希望這個機器人小幫手具備什麼特質或能力、可以如何和你分工合作來解決此問題。
六、混合題出題(15% 說明:請仔細閱讀以下文章後(*無須改寫*),設計5題符合大考新式學測的混合題題組。
出題類型須包含選擇題、填充題、簡答題、整合歸纳題型等等,(請附答案。)
五、克漏字出題(20%) 說明:請仔細閱讀以下文章後,改寫為一篇約200字的文章,並依照此文章設計一篇適合高二學生的克漏字測驗。測驗共5題。每題須包含4個選項,1正確選項、3錯誤選項。(請附答案。)
Taiwan faces an ecological challenge with the invasive Mikania vine, commonly referred to as the bitter vine. Originally from Central and South America, this aggressive plant overwhelms local agriculture, suffocating crops like banana trees under a dense green blanket, earning it the moniker "green cancer." Despite its destructive nature, innovative approaches are transforming this ecological threat into economic opportunities.
The bitter vine thrives in Taiwan's warm, humid climate, growing up to 24 centimeters a day and invading altitudes from below 1,500 meters to over 2,000 meters. Its rapid growth and lack of natural predators in Taiwan where it disrupts local ecosystems and destabilizes mountain slopes pose significant challenges. The Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency of Taiwan has identified multiple control strategies, avoiding chemicals in favor of mechanical removal and exploring biological controls like rust fungi, although concerns about collateral damage to other species have limited this approach.
Efforts to manage the vine involve extensive manual labor, as volunteers and government workers pull up the pervasive weed by hand. However, the vine's resilience, capable of regrowing from mere fragments, and its prolific seed production, which disperses up to 170,000 seeds per square meter, complicate eradication efforts. Private landowners' reluctance to manage the weed further frustrates these efforts, necessitating government intervention and community mediation in some cases.
Innovation has sparked new uses for the vine, turning a problem into a resource. Huang Ying-pin, a researcher from the Industrial Technology Research Institute's Central Region Campus, has pioneered methods to transform the vine into valuable products. By carbonizing the vine at high temperatures, Huang produces a nitrogen-rich vinegar with properties that repel specific mosquito species, addressing another public health concern. Additionally, the residue from this process is converted into biochar, enhancing soil quality.
The vine's applications extend beyond agricultural enhancements. In collaboration with local entrepreneurs like Tai Mu-tsun, the vine is also used to produce incense that effectively repels biting insects, offering an alternative to traditional Chinese mugwort. This product, developed after extensive research and testing to ensure safety and efficacy, exemplifies the potential for turning invasive species into commercial products.
Further innovative applications include using the vine in the production of indigo dye and incorporating it into soaps and building materials like permeable bricks. These ventures not only utilize the vine's physical properties but also contribute to environmental sustainability by providing alternatives to conventional materials and chemicals.
The situation in Taiwan illustrates a broader lesson on handling invasive specieswhat begins as an ecological crisis can, with creativity and persistence, be transformed into an opportunity for economic development and environmental sustainability. While complete eradication of the bitter vine remains unlikely, the ongoing efforts to manage its spread and utilize its properties creatively underscore a proactive approach to ecological challenges. Taiwan's experience serves as a model for other regions grappling with similar invasive threats, demonstrating that with innovation, even the most daunting environmental problems can offer silver linings.
In the rapidly evolving world of technology, video calls have become an integral part of daily communication. This surge in usage has brought about unique psychological and technological responses, particularly concerning how we perceive ourselves onscreen. Nancy Mitford, an English novelist, biographer, and journalist, once observed that people who look at themselves in every reflection often do so not from vanity but due to a sense of imperfection. __26__ Such alterations can lead even the least vain among us to find it hard to look away from our own digital reflection.
The adoption of video conferencing platforms like Zoom has skyrocketed from 10 million daily users in 2019 to about 300 million today, necessitating new forms of etiquette and interaction. However, the inherent distortions in video calls, caused by camera angles and quality, often make us appear different from how we see ourselves in the mirror. __27__ These improvements range from "digital makeup" options to filters that adjust lighting and smooth skin, aiming to alleviate discomfort and improve the user experience.
Despite these technological aids, the response from users has been mixed. Some appreciate the enhancements, seeing them as a boost to confidence during virtual interactions. Others, on the other hand, question the intention of prioritizing appearance over functional improvements in the platforms. __28__ Such dichotomy highlights a broader debate about the role of aesthetics in professional tools. __29__ This phenomenon, known as "Zoom dysmorphia," has led to an increase in people seeking cosmetic procedures, as they come to fixate on perceived flaws magnified by video calls. The distortion of facial features by small camera lenses and close-up angles can exacerbate feelings of dissatisfaction, as noted by a Bay Area cosmetic nurse who reported a rise in clients bringing screenshots from video meetings to discuss cosmetic adjustments.
While technological advancements in video conferencing continue to improve our virtual interaction experience, they also bring forth significant psychological and ethical considerations. The balance between enhancing user experience and fostering an acceptance of natural appearance remains delicate. __30__ Features such as the ability to toggle off self-view might help minimize distractions caused by our own images. As it seems, the journey of adapting to and optimizing these digital communication tools is ongoing, reflecting broader societal shifts in the perception of self-image in the digital age.
(AB) This disparity has led companies such as Microsoft, Google, and Zoom to implement features that subtly enhance appearances on video calls.
(AC) The subtle changes to our onscreen appearances also raise questions about the psychological impact of prolonged exposure to altered self-images.
(AD) This resonates closely with the frequent self-monitoring observed during video calls, which subtly distort our images.
(AE) They argue that while these features might enhance visual appeal, they could perpetuate unrealistic standards of beauty.
(BC) PCs and laptops tend to have small camera lenses and record users relatively close up, which distorts appearances.
(BD) As video conferencing becomes more embedded in our daily lives, exploring less intrusive options could prove beneficial in improving focus and reducing self-consciousness.

【題組】30.(AB) This disparity has led companies such as Microsoft, Google, and Zoom to implement features that subtly enhance appearances on video calls. (AC) The subtle changes to our onscreen appearances also raise questions about the psychological impact of prolonged exposure to altered self-images. (AD) This resonates closely with the frequent self-monitoring observed during video calls, which subtly distort our images. (AE) They argue that while these features might enhance visual appeal, they could perpetuate unrealistic standards of beauty. (BC) PCs and laptops tend to have small camera lenses and record users relatively close up, which distorts appearances. (BD) As video conferencing becomes more embedded in our daily lives, exploring less intrusive options could prove beneficial in improving focus and reducing self-consciousness.
【題組】29.(AB) This disparity has led companies such as Microsoft, Google, and Zoom to implement features that subtly enhance appearances on video calls. (AC) The subtle changes to our onscreen appearances also raise questions about the psychological impact of prolonged exposure to altered self-images. (AD) This resonates closely with the frequent self-monitoring observed during video calls, which subtly distort our images. (AE) They argue that while these features might enhance visual appeal, they could perpetuate unrealistic standards of beauty. (BC) PCs and laptops tend to have small camera lenses and record users relatively close up, which distorts appearances. (BD) As video conferencing becomes more embedded in our daily lives, exploring less intrusive options could prove beneficial in improving focus and reducing self-consciousness.
【題組】28.(AB) This disparity has led companies such as Microsoft, Google, and Zoom to implement features that subtly enhance appearances on video calls. (AC) The subtle changes to our onscreen appearances also raise questions about the psychological impact of prolonged exposure to altered self-images. (AD) This resonates closely with the frequent self-monitoring observed during video calls, which subtly distort our images. (AE) They argue that while these features might enhance visual appeal, they could perpetuate unrealistic standards of beauty. (BC) PCs and laptops tend to have small camera lenses and record users relatively close up, which distorts appearances. (BD) As video conferencing becomes more embedded in our daily lives, exploring less intrusive options could prove beneficial in improving focus and reducing self-consciousness.

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