What is the content of the recruitment examination for Chinese teachers in primary schools?

Open recruitment examination questions for Chinese teachers in primary schools (full mark: 100)

The first part is educational theory and practice.

I. Fill in the blanks (0.5 points for each blank, ***5 points)

1. In classroom teaching, teachers' nonverbal expression art is very rich, which is usually expressed by gestures, eyes and so on.

2. Strive to build a new Chinese curriculum.

3. The curriculum objectives are designed according to three dimensions: —————.

4. Cultivate the emotion of loving the language and writing of the motherland, cultivate the harmony of Chinese learning, and master the most basic Chinese learning.

Second, true or false (65438+ 0 points for each small question, ***5 points)

1. The nature of Chinese curriculum is not single, but diversified. ( )

2. In grade1-2, the expression biased towards practical requirements ("mastering the basic strokes, stroke order rules, frame structure and common radicals of Chinese characters") was changed to the expression biased towards learning process ("being able to write with a hard pen according to the stroke order rules, paying attention to the frame").

Structure). ( )

3. Reading teaching is a dialogue between students and texts. ( )

4. "Humanism" emphasizes the cultural function that Chinese curriculum affects students' thoughts and feelings and the humanistic characteristics of the curriculum. ( )

5. Teaching methods based on guided inquiry include discussion and practice. ( )

Part II Professional Basic Knowledge

First, multiple-choice questions (2 points for each small question, *** 10)

1. Each pair of words added to the following words has a different pronunciation. ().

A. Visit/exhaust submachine guns/shock waves do whatever they want/behave in various ways.

B. meteorites/stunts turn my stomach/plunge headlong into the mountains/walk the line.

C. Outline/Abutment/Urgency/Irony

D. Seal script/blank point of rafter/empty city plan, Yugong moving mountains/cold corner crying

2. Among the following groups of words, the group without typos is ().

A. More and more early, the court argued, made irresponsible remarks and burst into laughter.

B. Be careless and cheerful, know everything, and push your heart into your stomach.

C. Sudden, followed by exquisite and seamless

D. Arrange a lantern and tie a knot with * * * I don't know where it will end.

3. "Promise others to keep your word" is different from this sentence ().

A.can you break your promise to others?

B. promise others that you must keep your word!

C.do you have to keep your promise?

D. you can't break your promise to others.

4. The flower name in the following poems is ().

1) Spring can't shut the garden, but one branch goes out of the wall.

(2) children hurried after Huang Die, fly into-nowhere to be found.

(3) Like the strong wind in spring, when night comes, thousands of trees-open.

(4) Outside the bamboo-three or two branches, the prophet of warming ducks in the spring river.

A. Peach blossom, apricot, cauliflower and pear flower

B. red apricot cauliflower, pear flower and peach blossom

C. Peach blossom, pear blossom and apricot blossom

D. Cauliflower, peach blossom, pear blossom and apricot blossom

5. On a rainy day, Annie wanted to observe what was in the crystal clear enzyme rain. He glanced at the water droplets under the microscope and couldn't help exclaiming. "-"the most appropriate sentence should be ().

A. don't look at the clear water drops. There are bugs in it!

B: There are so many bugs, and they are all moving!

C.bugs！ So many bugs are moving!

D. I didn't expect bugs in the water droplets.

Second, science and technology reading (14 points)

Read the following scientific article and complete the questions.

As people get older, they will feel that their memory is getting worse and worse. Is it true?/You don't say.

② The number of human brain nerve cells is the largest at birth, about 6543.8+000 billion. With the development of human beings, the number of brain cells is gradually decreasing, which is tens of thousands every day, that is to say, one is reduced every second. People think that with fewer and fewer brain cells, memory will decline. However, only a few percent of the 654.38+000 billion nerve cells are related to memory. Moreover, in the central "hippocampus" where people control memory, nerve cells are constantly proliferating. Hippocampus is a part of the brain, located in the inner side of the lateral lobe of the brain, with a diameter of about 1 cm and a length of about 10 cm, showing a curved cucumber shape.

③ The researchers initially confirmed that hippocampal neurons would proliferate in mouse experiments. They put some toys that can turn around like water wheels in one of the two mouse breeding boxes, and there is nothing in the other. The results showed that neurons in hippocampus proliferated 15% in the environment with toys, that is, in the environment with many stimuli.

This is not a special phenomenon that only happens in mice, but also in the human brain. Mcguire, a British cognitive neuroscientist, confirmed this.

He aimed at the brain of a London taxi driver. The professional specialty of a taxi driver is that as long as the passengers tell him where to go, he can arrive in a short time and find his destination ji6jing in the criss-crossing roads. Before him.

Children's brains-the basic situation of 24,000 roads in London] can be accurately extracted from these rich memories and kept in their minds when necessary. According to the survey of taxi drivers in mcguire, their hippocampus is bigger than the average person. The longer they drive, the more developed their hippocampus is. The hippocampus of the old drivers who have worked for 30 years is 3% bigger than that of the young drivers. In other words, in terms of brain function, memory will be improved through exercise, which has nothing to do with age.

The hippocampus dominates memory, but it is not the hippocampus that keeps memory, but the lateral head lobe of the brain. Information from the outside world is sent to the hippocampus through the lateral lobe of the brain and stays there for a period of time. The hippocampus plays the role of "scheduling", and it is screened according to the importance of information. If the confirmation must be remembered, it will be sent to the lateral head again as a memory, and the rest will automatically come out.

⑦ If there is no hippocampus in the brain, what will be the result? In the experiment with monkeys, the researchers removed the hippocampus after the monkeys remembered some things, but the monkeys could not remember these things. However, the lateral parietal lobe is still functioning normally.

Yes, what I remember before is still intact. Interestingly, this monkey doesn't remember what happened one month before the hippocampus was removed, because this information is waiting to be screened in the hippocampus. The conclusion we draw from it is that important things must be reviewed within one month after being remembered.

It is an illusion that memory will decline when you get older. Memory decline is not due to the decrease of brain nerve cells, but to the weakening of enthusiasm for things and the loss of curiosity. People who are curious about knowledge, even when they are old.

Ji, memory will not decline, but will be more.