109年 - 109 新北市立高級中等學校教師聯合甄選：英文科#87486

1. The standards and expectations of ________ has changed drastically over decades. Younger generations are more likely to be casual in manners than their elders. (A) decorum (B) heritage (C) quantum (D) veteran

2. The country has been ________ by drought ever since the river that ran along the border was cut off by another country to build a reservoir. (A) bedridden (B) mandated (C) stricken (D) validated

3. The students, too ________ to stand against the bully, are cowering in a corner with fear. (A) mendacious (B) magnanimous (C) posthumous (D) pusillanimous

4. To ensure the mobility rights, protesters inveigh against the military ________ in their city. (A) subsidy (B) curfew (C) service (D) tribunal

5. Stephen Hawking is recognized for his ________ work on black holes and singularities. His theory shines a gleam on the origin of the universe. (A) demeaning (B) flamboyant (C) indulgent (D) trailblazing

6. After its reputation plummeted, the drink brand attempted at repackaging and collaborating with other food companies to ________ their faulty past and establish a new front. (A) assemble (B) eclipse (C) oscillate (D) unsettle

7. It has been great to witness the transformation of this ________ housing into beautifully renovated apartment homes. (A) duplicitous (B) debonair (C) doughty (D) dilapidated

8. Too eager to impress his peers, the boy decided to scale the brick walls in a ________ move. (A) hedonist (B) pensive (C) reckless (D) stalling

9. With both important subway lines passing through it, the station has become an important ________ of the entire metropolitan area. (A) junction (B) multitude (C) predicate (D) signifier

10. The increasing population of the _______ cats is due to the irresponsible abandon of the pet owners. (A) garrulous (B) feral (C) jocular (D) laconic

11. (A) featured (B) measured (C) tortured (D) fissured

12. (A) fervid (B) florid (C) feudal (D) fickle

13. (A) technology (B) bureaucracy (C) theology (D) proficiency

14. (A) law (B) medical (C) business (D) language

15. (A) calculation (B) tonic (C) reliance (D) deficiency

16. (A) projection (B) succession (C) submission (D) recession

17. (A) being (B) is (C) has been (D) to be

18. (A) dancing (B) eating (C) mating (D) searching

19. (A) drone (B) king (C) queen (D) worker

20. (A) antennae (B) chemistry (C) odysseys (D) pheromones

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21 (AB) taken (AC) hairstyling (AD) maladies (AE) utilitarianism (BC) although (BD) for (BE) patriotism (CD) bloodletting (CE) repertoires (DE) given

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22 (AB) taken (AC) hairstyling (AD) maladies (AE) utilitarianism (BC) although (BD) for (BE) patriotism (CD) bloodletting (CE) repertoires (DE) given

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23 (AB) taken (AC) hairstyling (AD) maladies (AE) utilitarianism (BC) although (BD) for (BE) patriotism (CD) bloodletting (CE) repertoires (DE) given

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24 (AB) taken (AC) hairstyling (AD) maladies (AE) utilitarianism (BC) although (BD) for (BE) patriotism (CD) bloodletting (CE) repertoires (DE) given

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25 (AB) taken (AC) hairstyling (AD) maladies (AE) utilitarianism (BC) although (BD) for (BE) patriotism (CD) bloodletting (CE) repertoires (DE) given

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26(AB) The sound is focused, and then beamed out in front of the dolphin. (AC) Sound production is also influenced by group types, habitats, and behaviour. (AD) One of the keys to dolphin echolocation is water's superb conduction of sound. (AE) Many doubt, however, that dolphins have a formal language akin to that of humans. (BC) In the mid-1980s, the U.S. Navy began training dolphins to search for mines using their echolocation. (BD) Dolphins detect sonar to identify obstacles and map their surroundings when navigating through the ocean. (BE) Experiments conducted in the mid-1990s with a bottlenose dolphin named BJ demonstrated this sensitive ability. (CD) Although dolphins do not possess vocal cords, they still“speak”using sounds such as whistles, squeaks, and trills

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27 (AB) The sound is focused, and then beamed out in front of the dolphin. (AC) Sound production is also influenced by group types, habitats, and behaviour. (AD) One of the keys to dolphin echolocation is water's superb conduction of sound. (AE) Many doubt, however, that dolphins have a formal language akin to that of humans. (BC) In the mid-1980s, the U.S. Navy began training dolphins to search for mines using their echolocation. (BD) Dolphins detect sonar to identify obstacles and map their surroundings when navigating through the ocean. (BE) Experiments conducted in the mid-1990s with a bottlenose dolphin named BJ demonstrated this sensitive ability. (CD) Although dolphins do not possess vocal cords, they still“speak”using sounds such as whistles, squeaks, and trills

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28 (AB) The sound is focused, and then beamed out in front of the dolphin. (AC) Sound production is also influenced by group types, habitats, and behaviour. (AD) One of the keys to dolphin echolocation is water's superb conduction of sound. (AE) Many doubt, however, that dolphins have a formal language akin to that of humans. (BC) In the mid-1980s, the U.S. Navy began training dolphins to search for mines using their echolocation. (BD) Dolphins detect sonar to identify obstacles and map their surroundings when navigating through the ocean. (BE) Experiments conducted in the mid-1990s with a bottlenose dolphin named BJ demonstrated this sensitive ability. (CD) Although dolphins do not possess vocal cords, they still“speak”using sounds such as whistles, squeaks, and trills

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29 (AB) The sound is focused, and then beamed out in front of the dolphin. (AC) Sound production is also influenced by group types, habitats, and behaviour. (AD) One of the keys to dolphin echolocation is water's superb conduction of sound. (AE) Many doubt, however, that dolphins have a formal language akin to that of humans. (BC) In the mid-1980s, the U.S. Navy began training dolphins to search for mines using their echolocation. (BD) Dolphins detect sonar to identify obstacles and map their surroundings when navigating through the ocean. (BE) Experiments conducted in the mid-1990s with a bottlenose dolphin named BJ demonstrated this sensitive ability. (CD) Although dolphins do not possess vocal cords, they still“speak”using sounds such as whistles, squeaks, and trills

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30 (AB) The sound is focused, and then beamed out in front of the dolphin. (AC) Sound production is also influenced by group types, habitats, and behaviour. (AD) One of the keys to dolphin echolocation is water's superb conduction of sound. (AE) Many doubt, however, that dolphins have a formal language akin to that of humans. (BC) In the mid-1980s, the U.S. Navy began training dolphins to search for mines using their echolocation. (BD) Dolphins detect sonar to identify obstacles and map their surroundings when navigating through the ocean. (BE) Experiments conducted in the mid-1990s with a bottlenose dolphin named BJ demonstrated this sensitive ability. (CD) Although dolphins do not possess vocal cords, they still“speak”using sounds such as whistles, squeaks, and trills

31. According to the passage, what is the author’s attitude toward the measures that hotels worldwide take to tackle the coronavirus outbreak? (A) Affirmative. (B) Inconclusive. (C) Contemptuous. (D) Unswerving.

32. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word behemoth in the second paragraph? (A) Something that is intended to make life more comfortable for the people in a town, resort, or other places. (B) The process of rearranging something into an altered form, figure, or layout. (C) An outbreak of a disease that occurs over a wide geographic area. (D) Something that is of monstrous size, power, or appearance.

33. Which of the following does the word epicenter in the second paragraph refer to? (A) Communal areas. (B) Health bureaus. (C) New York. (D) Four Seasons.

34. What does the statement, “particularly in higher-end hotels where personalized service and amenities have long been part of the draw” in the third paragraph, mean? (A) Deluxe facilities and customized service are the two things attracting customers’ attention, especially at luxurious hotels. (B) People need to download apps for keyless check-in to stay at particular hotels with high quality service. (C) Hotels have been competing against each other to attract customers by advertising on newspapers. (D) Higher-end hotels take advantage of humans’ yearning for building intimate relationship with people they contact.

35. According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT TRUE? (A) Hotels change the arrangement of facilities and furniture to meet requirements of socialdistancing. (B) Room services, grab-and-go offerings, and one-on-one fitness training sessions gaining momentum are changes after the pandemic took hold. (C) Major hotel brands have collaborated with health officials in drafting cleaning protocols. (D) Hotel stays are reducing to its simplest form especially for upscale hotels.

36. Which of the following is true about the suspect’s car? (A) Its headlights were on. (B) It sped away from the store. (C) There were three people in it. (D) It was chased altogether by four police cars.

37. Why did the suspect’s vehicle stop? (A) It ran out of gas. (B) The driver was shot. (C) It ran into a fire hydrant. (D) It was cornered by four police cars.

38. What can be inferred from the police statement about the shooting incident? (A) The officer was arrested for murder. (B) The suspect was believed to pull out a gun. (C) The officer shot the suspect at the forehead. (D) The suspect fired at the officer while cursing him.

39. According to the newspapers, which of the following is NOT TRUE about the deceased suspect? (A) He was a good friend. (B) He owned a PhD degree. (C) He played sports with kids. (D) He broke the law several times.

40. Which of the following is true? (A) The officer quit the job after the investigation. (B) The incident at the store proved not a robbery. (C) The official investigations were filled with innuendoes. (D) The officer suffered from mental trauma after the incident.

109年 - 109 新北市立高級中等學校教師聯合甄選：英文科#87486

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