109年 - 109 新竹市立成德高中教師甄試：英文科#86984

1. China, which routinely U.S. arms sales to Taiwan, has stepped up its military drills near Taiwan since Tsai’s re-election, flying fighter jets into the island’s air space and sailing warships around Taiwan. (A) announces (B) pronounces (C) denounces (D) renounces

2. CWB forecaster said that people in Taiwan would have but strong gusts of air and rain clouds that come in with the plum rain front, one after another. (A) intermittent (B) indignant (C) imperial (D) innovative

3. Vice Minister of Economic Affairs Wang Mei-hua said the government will 8 million masks per day from June 1 ^st from various manufacturers, while the rest will be open for free sale. (A) intimidate (B) massacre (C) embellish (D) requisition

4. The market price of local face masks may jump to NT$10 per piece after the central government lifts the ban on exports on June 1 st, according to a leading face mask producer who a spike in the price of the raw materials. (A) anticipates (B) condemns (C) perishes (D) substitutes

5. In response to the proposed national security law for Hong Kong, the Presidential Office spokesman urged China to communicate with the Hong Kong people, rather than further their freedoms. (A) startling (B) constricting (C) repatriating (D) fermenting

6. Feeling comfortable speaking to the camera is not a skill most people are born with, but one can and hone it. (A) acquire (B) shiver (C) graze (D) flourish

7. A man may suddenly experience a(n) desire for a new car when passing a dealer's display window. (A) aboriginal (B) confidential (C) hazardous (D) overwhelming

8. Ever since he was a child, Terence has been fascinated with the _____ motion of the stars in the sky and thus is to become an astronomer. determined (A)erect (B)eternal (C)obscure (D)grim

9. Happiness does not always ______ being rich, because the definition of happiness varies from person to person. (A) consist on (B) consist with (C) consist of (D) consist in

10. The photocopy, unless ______, is not valid and cannot serve as a legal document. (A) pondered (B) affirmed (C) doubled (D) certified

11. (A) Publishing (B) Published (C) Publication (D) To publish

12. (A) has been (B) was (C) being (D) had been

13. (A) Believed (B) Belief (C) To believe (D) Believing

14. (A) first-ten (B) first-tenth (C) one-tenth (D) one-tenths

15. (A) comes across (B) comes along (C) comes apart (D) comes down

16. (A) in (B) at (C) of (D) on

17. (A) inspires (B) aspires (C) conspires (D) perspires

18. (A) significantly (B) significant (C) significance (D) signify

19. (A) before long (B) as long as (C) no matter what (D) only when

20. (A) he who (B) those people (C) everyone that (D) those who

21. (A) Instances of diving usually take place near the opposing team’s net or penalty area. (B) But if there’s one thing that most soccer fans don’t love, it’s seeing players “take a dive.” (C) Diving is normally associated with jumping into a body of water from a diving board or a cliff. (D) While some longtime observers actually defend its implementation, most fans would love to see it go the way of the dodo. (E) In most cases, the two players don’t even make contact, but if the referee doesn’t see the episode clearly, he will award the “hurt” player with a free kick.

22. (A) Instances of diving usually take place near the opposing team’s net or penalty area. (B) But if there’s one thing that most soccer fans don’t love, it’s seeing players “take a dive.” (C) Diving is normally associated with jumping into a body of water from a diving board or a cliff. (D) While some longtime observers actually defend its implementation, most fans would love to see it go the way of the dodo. (E) In most cases, the two players don’t even make contact, but if the referee doesn’t see the episode clearly, he will award the “hurt” player with a free kick.

23. (A) Instances of diving usually take place near the opposing team’s net or penalty area. (B) But if there’s one thing that most soccer fans don’t love, it’s seeing players “take a dive.” (C) Diving is normally associated with jumping into a body of water from a diving board or a cliff. (D) While some longtime observers actually defend its implementation, most fans would love to see it go the way of the dodo. (E) In most cases, the two players don’t even make contact, but if the referee doesn’t see the episode clearly, he will award the “hurt” player with a free kick.

24. (A) Instances of diving usually take place near the opposing team’s net or penalty area. (B) But if there’s one thing that most soccer fans don’t love, it’s seeing players “take a dive.” (C) Diving is normally associated with jumping into a body of water from a diving board or a cliff. (D) While some longtime observers actually defend its implementation, most fans would love to see it go the way of the dodo. (E) In most cases, the two players don’t even make contact, but if the referee doesn’t see the episode clearly, he will award the “hurt” player with a free kick.

25. (A) Instances of diving usually take place near the opposing team’s net or penalty area. (B) But if there’s one thing that most soccer fans don’t love, it’s seeing players “take a dive.” (C) Diving is normally associated with jumping into a body of water from a diving board or a cliff. (D) While some longtime observers actually defend its implementation, most fans would love to see it go the way of the dodo. (E) In most cases, the two players don’t even make contact, but if the referee doesn’t see the episode clearly, he will award the “hurt” player with a free kick.

26. What has resulted in Mark's relatively quick weight loss? (A) Reading the books that Dr. Murphy suggested (B) Following Dr. Murphy's diet plan for one week (C)Attending Dr. Murphy's seminar last weekend (D) Eating a low carbohydrate and low fat diet

27. The word, "unorthodox" on line 4 of the first letter is synonymous with (A) religious (B) memorable (C) unconventional (D) lackadaisical

28. What does Dr. Murphy say will ensure Mark's continued success? (A) Contacting a nutritional expert for advice (B) Consistently sticking to his program (C) Refusing to eat certain foods (D) Keeping a food and exercise diary

29. What does Mark seldom do? (A) Things on the spur of the moment (B) Things that are creative or artsy (C) Things that are illegal or dangerous (D) Things on the recommendation of others

30. What was Mark's schedule like last Saturday? (A) He was really pushed for time. (B) His day was pretty booked up. (C) He had some extra time. (D) He doesn't really say.

31. According to the passage, which of the following orders shows the lifecycle of the immortal jellyfish? (A) Medusae → polyps → larvae → medusae. (B) Larvae → polyps → medusae → polyps. (C) Polyps → larvae→ medusae→ polyps. (D) Larvae → medusae→ polyps → larvae.

32. According to the passage, what does the word “intrigue” possibly mean in the third paragraph? (A) To engage in argument. (B) To cause to suffer agony. (C) To disturb or irritate intentionally. (D) To arouse the interest, desire or cuirosity.

33. According to the passage, what does “do the same” refer to in the third paragraph? (A) Kill predators with tentacles just like jellyfish. (B) Research the way jellyfish change their cells. (C) Have bad cells turned into healthy ones. (D) Acquire the ability to be immortal.

34. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) Not all species of jellyfish have the ability to live forever. (B) Jellyfish stings are the leading cause of death for swimmers. (C) The majority of jellyfish species have a toxin that can kill cancer cells. (D) The transdifferentiation process usually happens when jellyfish are laying eggs.

35. Which of the following is the most likely source of the passage? (A) An editorial in a newspaper. (B) A geology textbook. (C) A business review. (D) A science report.

36. If you visit University City, which two things will be impossible for you to find? (A) Bars and restaurants. (B) Museums and markets. (C) Theaters and factories. (D) Hospitals and schools.

37. According to the passage, which of the following is true? (A) There are over six universities in University City. (B) University City is the fifth largest city in the US. (C) Tourists can go cycling on U-City’s tree-lined streets. (D) Nightlife is not allowed in University City.

38. In the last paragraph, a downward spiral is used to describe that Black Bottom ______. (A) was a diverse and vibrant community (B) was inhabited by critical thinkers and experts (C) was known for its blend of art and culture (D) was decaying at an increasing rate

39. What can we infer from the last paragraph? (A) The city of Philadelphia was founded in 1682. (B) Black Bottom was founded after U-City and Philadelphia. (C) Philadelphia was once an urban renewal zone. (D) World War II led to the rise of U-City.

40. Which of the following is NOT covered in this passage? (A) The history of University City. (B) The expansion of University City. (C) The features of University City. (D) The location of University City

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