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106年 - 106 國立台灣師大附中教師甄選初試：英文科#61498

科目：教甄◆英文科 | 年份：106年 | 選擇題數：15 | 申論題數：5

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選擇題 (15)

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1 (AB) sneered at (AC) bridle (AD) strident (AE) manageable (BC) banter (BD) mocked (BE) absolutism (CD) refuted (CE) make of (DE) shrewd (ABC) strictures (ABD) evoke (ABE) drawn from (BCD) literate
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2 .(AB) sneered at (AC) bridle (AD) strident (AE) manageable (BC) banter (BD) mocked (BE) absolutism (CD) refuted (CE) make of (DE) shrewd (ABC) strictures (ABD) evoke (ABE) drawn from (BCD) literate
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3 (AB) sneered at (AC) bridle (AD) strident (AE) manageable (BC) banter (BD) mocked (BE) absolutism (CD) refuted (CE) make of (DE) shrewd (ABC) strictures (ABD) evoke (ABE) drawn from (BCD) literate
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4 (AB) sneered at (AC) bridle (AD) strident (AE) manageable (BC) banter (BD) mocked (BE) absolutism (CD) refuted (CE) make of (DE) shrewd (ABC) strictures (ABD) evoke (ABE) drawn from (BCD) literate
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5 (AB) sneered at (AC) bridle (AD) strident (AE) manageable (BC) banter (BD) mocked (BE) absolutism (CD) refuted (CE) make of (DE) shrewd (ABC) strictures (ABD) evoke (ABE) drawn from (BCD) literate
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6 (AB) sneered at (AC) bridle (AD) strident (AE) manageable (BC) banter (BD) mocked (BE) absolutism (CD) refuted (CE) make of (DE) shrewd (ABC) strictures (ABD) evoke (ABE) drawn from (BCD) literate
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7 (AB) sneered at (AC) bridle (AD) strident (AE) manageable (BC) banter (BD) mocked (BE) absolutism (CD) refuted (CE) make of (DE) shrewd (ABC) strictures (ABD) evoke (ABE) drawn from (BCD) literate
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8 (AB) sneered at (AC) bridle (AD) strident (AE) manageable (BC) banter (BD) mocked (BE) absolutism (CD) refuted (CE) make of (DE) shrewd (ABC) strictures (ABD) evoke (ABE) drawn from (BCD) literate
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9 (AB) sneered at (AC) bridle (AD) strident (AE) manageable (BC) banter (BD) mocked (BE) absolutism (CD) refuted (CE) make of (DE) shrewd (ABC) strictures (ABD) evoke (ABE) drawn from (BCD) literate
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10 (AB) sneered at (AC) bridle (AD) strident (AE) manageable (BC) banter (BD) mocked (BE) absolutism (CD) refuted (CE) make of (DE) shrewd (ABC) strictures (ABD) evoke (ABE) drawn from (BCD) literate
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1 (AB)There is a positivity spiral that may be more powerful than the kind of negativity spiral we see with depression. (AC) It’s something you can stumble across many different times in a day. (AD) The good news is that love, according to Fredrickson’s definition at least, really isn’t that hard to find. (AE) I don’t know the solution to this, but I do know that our bodies get depleted when we are constantly steeped in anger and frustration. (BC) Positive words, like “peace” and “love,” can alter the expression of genes, strengthening areas in our front lobes and promoting the cognitive functioning of the brain. (BD) In order to heal and digest, we need to step into the parasympathetic nervous system, which Fredrickson calls the “calm and connect” response. (BE) But it is absolutely vital that we take time out to be with people we connect to, whether that’s through affection, laughter, or just spending time enjoying each other’s company
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2 (AB)There is a positivity spiral that may be more powerful than the kind of negativity spiral we see with depression. (AC) It’s something you can stumble across many different times in a day. (AD) The good news is that love, according to Fredrickson’s definition at least, really isn’t that hard to find. (AE) I don’t know the solution to this, but I do know that our bodies get depleted when we are constantly steeped in anger and frustration. (BC) Positive words, like “peace” and “love,” can alter the expression of genes, strengthening areas in our front lobes and promoting the cognitive functioning of the brain. (BD) In order to heal and digest, we need to step into the parasympathetic nervous system, which Fredrickson calls the “calm and connect” response. (BE) But it is absolutely vital that we take time out to be with people we connect to, whether that’s through affection, laughter, or just spending time enjoying each other’s company
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3 (AB)There is a positivity spiral that may be more powerful than the kind of negativity spiral we see with depression. (AC) It’s something you can stumble across many different times in a day. (AD) The good news is that love, according to Fredrickson’s definition at least, really isn’t that hard to find. (AE) I don’t know the solution to this, but I do know that our bodies get depleted when we are constantly steeped in anger and frustration. (BC) Positive words, like “peace” and “love,” can alter the expression of genes, strengthening areas in our front lobes and promoting the cognitive functioning of the brain. (BD) In order to heal and digest, we need to step into the parasympathetic nervous system, which Fredrickson calls the “calm and connect” response. (BE) But it is absolutely vital that we take time out to be with people we connect to, whether that’s through affection, laughter, or just spending time enjoying each other’s company
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4 (AB)There is a positivity spiral that may be more powerful than the kind of negativity spiral we see with depression. (AC) It’s something you can stumble across many different times in a day. (AD) The good news is that love, according to Fredrickson’s definition at least, really isn’t that hard to find. (AE) I don’t know the solution to this, but I do know that our bodies get depleted when we are constantly steeped in anger and frustration. (BC) Positive words, like “peace” and “love,” can alter the expression of genes, strengthening areas in our front lobes and promoting the cognitive functioning of the brain. (BD) In order to heal and digest, we need to step into the parasympathetic nervous system, which Fredrickson calls the “calm and connect” response. (BE) But it is absolutely vital that we take time out to be with people we connect to, whether that’s through affection, laughter, or just spending time enjoying each other’s company
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5 (AB)There is a positivity spiral that may be more powerful than the kind of negativity spiral we see with depression. (AC) It’s something you can stumble across many different times in a day. (AD) The good news is that love, according to Fredrickson’s definition at least, really isn’t that hard to find. (AE) I don’t know the solution to this, but I do know that our bodies get depleted when we are constantly steeped in anger and frustration. (BC) Positive words, like “peace” and “love,” can alter the expression of genes, strengthening areas in our front lobes and promoting the cognitive functioning of the brain. (BD) In order to heal and digest, we need to step into the parasympathetic nervous system, which Fredrickson calls the “calm and connect” response. (BE) But it is absolutely vital that we take time out to be with people we connect to, whether that’s through affection, laughter, or just spending time enjoying each other’s company

申論題 (5)

1. 隨著時代與環境的改變，該台灣學校有許多困境待突破。例如，因為進修不易、誘因不高， 導致教師流動率高。
2. 過勞死是一種職業性的突然死亡，其主要病理原因為由壓力引起的心臟病發作，或是長期疲倦 所導致的中風。
IV Make up a cloze test with 5 questions under the topic “Learning English in the digital era” Each question should have four choices, (A), (B), (C), and (D), with one of them being the best answer. Remember to provide the answer key. (20 %)
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V. In this section, make a reading test. First, condense the material provided into a passage of 300-350 words. Then, based on the rewritten passage, make up 4 reading comprehension questions. Each question should have four choices, (A), (B), (C), and (D), with one of them being the best answer. Remember to provide the answer key. (20%) 

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VI In this section, you will evaluate and grade a student’s composition on a given topic.

You are expected to give the writing a holistic score (20~0) PLUS scores on four traits: Content

(5~0), Organization & Transition (5~0), Grammar/Sentence Structure (5~0), and Word

Usage/Spelling (5~0).

In addition, please mark the student’s mistakes. At the end of the work, give the student your

comments or feedback in a sentence or two. (20%)