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科目：教甄◆英文科 | 年份：104年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：7

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1. A diamond cutter before his arrival in the U.S., the Belgian-born Ulu Grosbard brought the same__________craftsmanship to theater and movie direction. It was Grosbard who had the prescience to see a special talent in actors that had escaped others，and who gave them the chance to exploit it. (A) cabbalistic (B) lapidary (C) doddering (D) vicarious
2. America’s recent economic rebound is slow，spotty and__________• Practically speaking，it won’t be strong enough to boost the world economy on its own. (A) pedigree (B) senile (C) otiose (D) anemic
3. In late 2006, as a(n)__________ was launched for freshman Illinois Senator Barack Obama, a Tom Toles cartoon had him with a halo over his head and a hat in front of him labeled “08,” with the beatific candidate saying, “I am considering throwing my ring into the hat” (A) boomlet (B) allele (C) presage (D) emblem
4. The largest-ever show of the__________，which debuted at the Tate Modem in London earlier this year, brought together about 100， from the modestly scaled pictures to the room-size and mural-length works of Henri Matisse. (A) collages (B) hoagies (C) stomas (D) harlequins
5. Although many gave the globally respected statesman the credit for his work with other nations’ leaders to save the common currency, they blamed him for contributing to his nation’s sizable debt. Under his__________conservative reign, increased spending lifted the country’s debt from 1.6trillion to 2.2 trillion. (A) effusively / (B) irrevocably (C) nominally (D) sumptuously
6. Google Inc. is developing a contact lens that monitors glucose levels in tears, which could be              for diabetics who must keep __________ on their blood sugar and adjust their dose of insulin. (A) conducive; tabs (B) instrumental; swipe (C) jovial; spikes (D) conspicuous; damper
7. Proponents of genetically modified crops claim that the debate over the technology should have ended decades ago, when researchers produced a stream of__________ evidence, while critics say we__________ nature at our peril. Who is right? (A) exogenous; boomerang on (B) exonerating; tamper with (C) verdant; trot out (D) indignant; tear into
8. Every older generation disapproves of the next; that’s predictable and human, so most of us have met the cluck-cluckersthe people who automatically__________ every new technology. “All this __________gadgetry is rotting our brains，’’ they say, “and ruining our kids.” (A) derogate; newfangled (B) decrypt; novel (C) leverage; white-knuckle (D) rhapsodize; state-of-the-art
9. It might seem__________that if aspirin can help avert a second heart attack from taking place，it is supposed to be able to__________the first occurrence. (A) opulent; tromp (B) scrumptious; dissipate (C) plausible; contort (D) sensible; allay
10. Notwithstanding the__________warning on each package of cigarettes for years, the__________effects of smoking have cost untold sums, both personal and societal. (A) whimsical; judicial (B) blatant; detrimental (C) poignant; deleterious (D) explicit; relentless
11. (A) abide (B) swear (C) compose (D) scrape
12. (A) flail (B) tap (C) cavil (D) bolt
13. (A) pop (B) crack (C)jolt (D) nudge
14. (A) touted (B) macerated (C) vested (D)sired
15. (A) scrappy (B) decorous (C) egomaniacal (D) prodigious
16. (A) curlicues (B) proportions (C) repercussions (D) shudders
17. (A) rooting (B) spawning (C) curdling (D) brewing
18. (A) disaffiliation (B) dishabille (C) disengagement (D) disequilibrium
19(A) debilitating (B) deadening (C) deciduous (D) decrepit
20. (A) polarizes (B) charters (C) stifles (D) battens
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21 (AB) context (AC) cut and dried (AD) encompassing (AE) given that (BC) volumes (BD) sport (BE) as well as (CD) myriad (CE) constituted (DE) subcontract (ABC) susceptible (ABD) but that
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22 (AB) context (AC) cut and dried (AD) encompassing (AE) given that (BC) volumes (BD) sport (BE) as well as (CD) myriad (CE) constituted (DE) subcontract (ABC) susceptible (ABD) but that
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23 (AB) context (AC) cut and dried (AD) encompassing (AE) given that (BC) volumes (BD) sport (BE) as well as (CD) myriad (CE) constituted (DE) subcontract (ABC) susceptible (ABD) but that
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24 (AB) context (AC) cut and dried (AD) encompassing (AE) given that (BC) volumes (BD) sport (BE) as well as (CD) myriad (CE) constituted (DE) subcontract (ABC) susceptible (ABD) but that
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25 (AB) context (AC) cut and dried (AD) encompassing (AE) given that (BC) volumes (BD) sport (BE) as well as (CD) myriad (CE) constituted (DE) subcontract (ABC) susceptible (ABD) but that
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26 (AB) context (AC) cut and dried (AD) encompassing (AE) given that (BC) volumes (BD) sport (BE) as well as (CD) myriad (CE) constituted (DE) subcontract (ABC) susceptible (ABD) but that
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27 (AB) context (AC) cut and dried (AD) encompassing (AE) given that (BC) volumes (BD) sport (BE) as well as (CD) myriad (CE) constituted (DE) subcontract (ABC) susceptible (ABD) but that
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28 (AB) context (AC) cut and dried (AD) encompassing (AE) given that (BC) volumes (BD) sport (BE) as well as (CD) myriad (CE) constituted (DE) subcontract (ABC) susceptible (ABD) but that
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29 (AB) context (AC) cut and dried (AD) encompassing (AE) given that (BC) volumes (BD) sport (BE) as well as (CD) myriad (CE) constituted (DE) subcontract (ABC) susceptible (ABD) but that
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30 (AB) context (AC) cut and dried (AD) encompassing (AE) given that (BC) volumes (BD) sport (BE) as well as (CD) myriad (CE) constituted (DE) subcontract (ABC) susceptible (ABD) but that
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31 (AB) For example, they can get rid of billions of dollars of distorting subsidies, especially for dirty fuels, whilst shifting taxes towards carbon use.  (AC) Cash-strapped developing countries such as India and Indonesia have bravely begun to cut fuel subsidies, freeing up money to spend on hospitals and schools.  (AD) Once in a while, however, momentous shifts are necessary.  (AE) By one count, such handouts led to extra consumption that was responsible for 38% of global carbon emissions in 1980-2014.  (BC) The big oil exporters in the world, which tend to be the most egregious subsidizers of domestic fuel prices，underwrite the production of oil and gas.  (BD) Besides, the price of cleaner forms of energy is also falling and new technology is allowing better management of the consumption of energy.
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32 (AB) For example, they can get rid of billions of dollars of distorting subsidies, especially for dirty fuels, whilst shifting taxes towards carbon use.  (AC) Cash-strapped developing countries such as India and Indonesia have bravely begun to cut fuel subsidies, freeing up money to spend on hospitals and schools.  (AD) Once in a while, however, momentous shifts are necessary.  (AE) By one count, such handouts led to extra consumption that was responsible for 38% of global carbon emissions in 1980-2014.  (BC) The big oil exporters in the world, which tend to be the most egregious subsidizers of domestic fuel prices，underwrite the production of oil and gas.  (BD) Besides, the price of cleaner forms of energy is also falling and new technology is allowing better management of the consumption of energy.
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33 (AB) For example, they can get rid of billions of dollars of distorting subsidies, especially for dirty fuels, whilst shifting taxes towards carbon use.  (AC) Cash-strapped developing countries such as India and Indonesia have bravely begun to cut fuel subsidies, freeing up money to spend on hospitals and schools.  (AD) Once in a while, however, momentous shifts are necessary.  (AE) By one count, such handouts led to extra consumption that was responsible for 38% of global carbon emissions in 1980-2014.  (BC) The big oil exporters in the world, which tend to be the most egregious subsidizers of domestic fuel prices，underwrite the production of oil and gas.  (BD) Besides, the price of cleaner forms of energy is also falling and new technology is allowing better management of the consumption of energy.
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34 (AB) For example, they can get rid of billions of dollars of distorting subsidies, especially for dirty fuels, whilst shifting taxes towards carbon use.  (AC) Cash-strapped developing countries such as India and Indonesia have bravely begun to cut fuel subsidies, freeing up money to spend on hospitals and schools.  (AD) Once in a while, however, momentous shifts are necessary.  (AE) By one count, such handouts led to extra consumption that was responsible for 38% of global carbon emissions in 1980-2014.  (BC) The big oil exporters in the world, which tend to be the most egregious subsidizers of domestic fuel prices，underwrite the production of oil and gas.  (BD) Besides, the price of cleaner forms of energy is also falling and new technology is allowing better management of the consumption of energy.
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35 (AB) For example, they can get rid of billions of dollars of distorting subsidies, especially for dirty fuels, whilst shifting taxes towards carbon use.  (AC) Cash-strapped developing countries such as India and Indonesia have bravely begun to cut fuel subsidies, freeing up money to spend on hospitals and schools.  (AD) Once in a while, however, momentous shifts are necessary.  (AE) By one count, such handouts led to extra consumption that was responsible for 38% of global carbon emissions in 1980-2014.  (BC) The big oil exporters in the world, which tend to be the most egregious subsidizers of domestic fuel prices，underwrite the production of oil and gas.  (BD) Besides, the price of cleaner forms of energy is also falling and new technology is allowing better management of the consumption of energy.
36. Which of the following phrases is closest in meaning to the phrase “gained some currency” in the first paragraph? (A) to be in full swing (B) to become established (C) to make minor amendments (D) to achieve growing dominance
37. According to the passage, which of following statements is WRONG ? (A) The Hindus believe that souls move ever closer to ultimate perfection with each successive life. (B) Hinduism is based on the belief that each soul came from and seeks to return to an ocean of divinity.(C) Transmigration of souls，a notion familiar to Greeks in the old times, is not in the mainstream of Judaism as well as Christianity. (D) The idea of transmigration did not originate from the philosophical thinking of Plato, but it has gained its acceptance in the West.
38. It can be inferred from the passage that_________  (A) The Arabic Empire presumably left behind quite a few authoritarian regimes which lack economic diversification drive. (B) Rigorous social hierarchy is commonly considered an integral part of the national economy in most Islamic countries. (C) It can be argued that political leaders in most Islamic countries hold inherently ambivalent views on democracy. (D) Religious extremism may account for the fact that many Muslim-majority countries in this region are not in favor of democracy.
39. According to the passage, which of the following statements about the Arab world is TRUE? (A) Religious groups are commonly in alliance with non-religious ones and thus secure their political domination. (B) The development of the private section has been deliberately and relentlessly obstructed from the Middle Ages to the present. (C) Governments of the affluent countries in this region rely on their rich oil reserves to generate sufficient revenues to maintain their political sovereignty. (D) Building a modem，resilient economy may be a facilitator to the liberation of political development in those autocratic Islamic countries.
40. What is the main purpose of this passage? (A) To point out a globally discussed concern and provide its solutions. (B) To introduce the social and cultural background of imperial powers in the Arab world. (C) To present a proposition on a long-time phenomenon prevailing in many Islamic countries. (D)To analyze the causes for the lack of a sound civil foundation in the Middle East.

申論題 (7)

1. Accountable
2. Divert
3. Harness
4. As opposed to
5. Go a long way
II. Poem analysis Please read the poem. First,paraphrase the poem. Second,identify the theme of the poem using textual evidence. Third,jot down what figures of speech are included (metaphor，simile, personification, etc.)

Hope is the thing with feathers — by Emily Dickinson
'Hope' is the thing with feathers—
That perches in the soul—
And sings the tune without the words—
And never stops—at all— 

And sweetest—in the Gale—is heard—
And sore must be the storm—
That could abash the little Bird
That kept so many warm—

I've heard it in the chillest land—
And on the strangest Sea—
Yet, never, in Extremity,
It asked a crumb—of Me.
III. Essay Question
(Your essay should be no less than 500 words. It will be rated in terms of organization，grammar, vocabulary, and coherence.) 
1. Please briefly describe your current English teaching in terms of your students’ levels and styles of learning, your teaching philosophy/interests, and how you put your personal ideas about English learning into practice. Then, please articulate the difficulties you are faced with in your teaching responsibilities before exemplifying us how you have intended to overcome these challenges.