地特三等
114年
[一般民政] 法學知識與英文(包括中華民國憲法、法學緒論、英文)
第 37 題
📖 題組：
As misinformation is rampant on social media, telling facts from fiction is a crucial skill. Mike Caulfield, a digital literacy expert, developed the SIFT methodology to improve fact-checking strategies. SIFT 36 “Stop, Investigate, Find, and Trace.” When you hear, see, or read something that triggers a strong 37 response, such as angry, shocked, or self-righteous, you should stop sharing the information and investigate the source that publishes the information. Next, find more trusted sources 38 the same information or disputing it. Readers should also be aware that re-reporting may omit certain facts to support biased perspectives. The final step, 39 , is to trace and read the claims in the original context in which they were presented. Taking these steps before deciding whether to share a claim might feel 40 . Yet it may not only save you the embarrassment but help ensure you’re not spreading misinformation.
As misinformation is rampant on social media, telling facts from fiction is a crucial skill. Mike Caulfield, a digital literacy expert, developed the SIFT methodology to improve fact-checking strategies. SIFT 36 “Stop, Investigate, Find, and Trace.” When you hear, see, or read something that triggers a strong 37 response, such as angry, shocked, or self-righteous, you should stop sharing the information and investigate the source that publishes the information. Next, find more trusted sources 38 the same information or disputing it. Readers should also be aware that re-reporting may omit certain facts to support biased perspectives. The final step, 39 , is to trace and read the claims in the original context in which they were presented. Taking these steps before deciding whether to share a claim might feel 40 . Yet it may not only save you the embarrassment but help ensure you’re not spreading misinformation.
When you hear, see, or read something that triggers a strong 37 response...
- A analytical
- B emotional
- C physical
- D symmetrical
思路引導 VIP
請觀察空格後方提到的「憤怒（angry）」或「震驚（shocked）」。這類詞彙所描述的，是一個人在進行「邏輯分析」時的心理狀態，還是一種「內在感受」的直覺呈現？
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語境線索與形容詞判讀
恭喜你精準捕捉到了文中的關鍵線索！在地方特考三等的英文測驗中，這類填空題型往往會在空格後方提供具體的例證。本題的核心在於判讀後方所列舉的 angry（憤怒）、shocked（震驚） 與 self-righteous（自以為是/義憤填膺）。這三個形容詞在語義特質上，指的都是人類內在的感性波動，而非理性的思維運作。因此，選擇 emotional（情緒性的） 來修飾 response（反應）是完全正確的判斷，這也點出了假訊息（misinformation）往往利用煽情內容來降低讀者判斷力的特徵。
考點分析與難度切入
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