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115年 - 115 導遊人員及領隊人員評量測驗試題_通用制外語導遊人員（韓語）、專用制外語導遊人員（韓語）：外國語（韓語）#143973(80題)

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115年 - 115 國營臺灣鐵路股份有限公司_從業人員甄試_第9階-技術員-電機：電路學概要#143958(50題)

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50. 下列有關催化劑的描述，何者為正確？ (A) 將平衡推向有利的特定方向 (B) 不會改變反應路徑( reaction path ) (C) 自我催化反應( autocatalyzed reactions )中，反應產物亦可扮演催化劑的角色 (D) 不會降低活化能

49. 保利龍( polystyrene )是屬於何種分散( dispersion )系統？ (A) 氣體分散於液體 (B) 固體分散於氣體 (C) 氣體分散於固體 (D) 固體分散於液體

48. 探討氣體在水溶液中之溶解度與氣體壓力之關係者，為下列何種定律？ (A) 拉午爾定律( Raoult's law ) (B) 波義耳定律( Boyle's law ) (C) 道爾敦分壓定律( Dalton's law of partial pressure ) (D) 亨利定律( Henry's law )

4.何謂alpha-diversity？

3. 何謂beta-diverdity？

2. 何謂生物恆定性？

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複選題25.Periods of psychological detachment from work facilitate this process, enabling insights that often remain ______ during prolonged exertion. (AB) elusive (AC) circumscribed (AD) consolidation (AE) exemplify (BC) fallible (BD) subvert (BE) scrutiny (CD) paradoxical

27.Taste is a special sense closely related to smell. Taste conveys information about fairly high concentrations of chemicals dissolved in liquids while smell detects lower concentrations of chemicals in gaseous form. ______ For example, when the nasal passages are blocked, as when one has a cold, it is difficult to distinguish between bland foods. (A) The sensations perceived in the brain evidently result from a complex coding of the electrical impulses transmitted by the receptor cells. (B) A single taste receptor cell may alter its output of electrical impulses to any three or four of these so-called modalities (C) The tympanic membrane of the inner ear is mysteriously related to our perception of taste. (D) Often, smell plays an important role in the perception of many sensations considered to be tastes. (E) Because of the accessibility of taste receptors in some insects, much of the fundamental research on taste mechanisms has been conducted on these animals.

複選題26.All in all, these observations ______ the longstanding valorization of relentless labor. (AB) elusive (AC) circumscribed (AD) consolidation (AE) exemplify (BC) fallible (BD) subvert (BE) scrutiny (CD) paradoxical

According to the German philosopher Karl Marx: The less you eat, drink and buy books; the less you go to the theatre, the dance hall, the public house; the less you think, love, theorise, sing, paint, fence, etc., the more you save--the greater becomes your treasure which neither moths nor rust will devour--your capital. The less you are, the less you express your own life, the more you have, i.e., the greater is your alienated life, the greater is the store of your estranged being.                                                                             -from "Human Requirements and Division of Labour                                                                                            under the Rule of Private Property" (1844)  This excerpt discusses what one may gain or lose while making choices between work and life, or between capital and self: the more one works, the more money one saves, the less life one has, and the more alienated one becomes. Do you agree with Marx? Is work necessarily alienating? Does the accumulation of capital necessarily lead to a loss of self? Or, is capital so crucial for one's survival that it is worthwhile to sacrifice life and self for more money? More fundamentally, what - if any - differentiates "work" from other life activities? What could individuals gain from "work" and at what expenses? Couldn't "work" be part of life and a way to fulfill oneself? What makes a worker "unfree" and what may be required to transform "work" into unalienating experiences? Write a well-structured essay to unpack or comment on the excerpt from Marx. You are welcome to include in your essay answers to any of the questions above or initiate your own dialogues with Marx. (100 points)

1. Critical Thinking and Writing：30% Artificial intelligence (AI) is a fast-growing area with huge potential to change the world. It’s already starting to impact our daily lives. Although it’s still developing, AI is transforming many industries, from programming to self-driving cars. Like any new technology with promise, AI has critics who worry about its impact on humanity.  In a short paragraph of about 150 words in total, write your opinion on whether or not you agree that AI can be a threat to humanity and your reasons. Do follow the traditional structure of paragraph writing by giving your main idea in “the topic sentence” (placed at the very beginning) and then support it in the rest of your paragraph sentences.

2. Essay Writing: 70% Topic: "The Perfect Day Without Technology"  Imagine you have to spend an entire day without any technology—no phones, computers, televisions, or other electronic devices. Describe how you would spend this day from start to finish. Explain why you have chosen these activities and how they would benefit you and those around you. Be creative and detailed in your response. So here below are the detailed instructions about how to write this structured essay:      Write an essay, of at least 360 words, in which you describe “The perfect Day Without Technology.” Here, a well-organized essay is expected, with a tripartite structure: Your introduction is supposed to      introduce      the concept of spending a day without technology, and a thesis statement is expected at the end to state the main ideas to follow. The      body      should include paragraphs that deal with details about morning activities, plans for the afternoon, and evening activities, all without modern technology. Finally, in your conclusion, you can reflect on the benefits of spending a day without technology, and at the same time summarize the key points of your technology-free day.