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可以幫我排一下難易度嗎？
我覺得好像差不多
但是只要寫一本
共3本
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sto ortul ONT (A)
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(B) Oceans and the creatures in them.
the covernatoqoqrad mazs verdwenly
(C) A biological study and its findings. (0)
(D) All drifting animals and algae in the oceans. 2 od tuoda a
bomoloq as sy woH (0)
50. What is the purpose of the project mentioned in the third paragraph?
(A) To remove junk in the ocean. oe bus cae! (B) To promote tourism in 210 regions. (a)
(C) To survey marine organisms. yob
(D) To provide more oxygen for the planet.
51 What does the word “mitigate” in the last paragraph probably mean? Luizasowuje s 2i 11 (C)
(A) Emphasize.
(B) Lessen.
(C) Ignore.
or cos w Torle (D) Generate.
52. According to the passage, what may happen if the amount of plankton drastically deceases?
(A) The ocean may shrink. moms
(B) Most marine creatures may die. otsa (5)
(C) Diatoms may become prosperous.
(D) It may worsen global warming.lus (CI
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To assolst od wolsa 8A
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Nuclear energy is an appealing alternative to fossil fuels, because it is carbon free and hence
doesn't contribute to global warming. However, the radioactive wastes generated after nuclear
fission takes place are the principal environmental concern. They must be well disposed of in
specially designed pools and then maintained in costly dry storage containers. They are highly
radioactive, hazardous to humans even with short-term exposure. The disposal and storage of
these radioactive isotopes as well as the decommissioned reactors cost taxpayers more than tens
of millions of dollars annually.
le; the White
sed Scientists are dedicated to the reuse of nuclear wastes. The researchers at the University
of Bristol in the U.K. are trying to encapsulate nuclear waste within diamonds. “The radiation
is locked safely away inside the gemstone, meanwhile providing a clean energy supply like a
long-lasting battery,” said the head of the team. They aim at carbon-14, a radioactive isotope
with a half-life of around 5,730 years and available in graphite blocks used to cool the uranium
rods. By heating the blocks, scientists convert carbon-14 into a gas and then gather it to form
a kind of “diamond”- since diamonds are just another form of carbon. To safely block the
short-range radiation it emits, scientists suggest the most solid substance on Earth, diamond, to
contain it. A diamond beta-battery comes into being as a result.
carly The same as what is confronting in dealing with nuclear waste stockpiles, the diamond
battery is highly-priced, too expensive to manufacture. However, researchers are still holding
an optimistic attitude toward it, speculating about its possible applications in anything where

40. According to the passage, what is “Six Sigma”?
oluyor idi
(A) A digital device to speed up production processes.
(B) A near-perfect process in business communication.
(C) A statistical term that measures a company's budgets and profits.
(D) A quality measure that detects problems to improve products and services.
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- Sigm
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T (0)
41. For Six Sigma to be applied successfully, which of the following are the most crucial factors?
(A) Customers and suppliers' needs.
(B) Tools in statistics and marketing.
(C) Strong teamwork and proper training.
(D) Good leadership and sufficient budget.
42. How are the author's ideas developed in the last two paragraphs?
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ob dondolo
(A) By definition.
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(B) By comparison.
(C) In time order.
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(D) In space order.
10o 19w alb ist (A)
or bobro vedt (a)
ductio 43. According to the passage, which of the following is true regarding Six Sigma?
(A) It helped Motorola and General Motors to promote sales. bli
WT ()
(B) It requires multi-national efforts to generate satisfactory results.
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(C) It has gained popularity mostly among large telecommunications companies. W
ent the (D) It has become a business model which provides services to organizations worldwide.
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44-47 題為題組
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Imagine two bottlenose dolphins swimming in the Gulf of Mexico. You hear a series of
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clicks, whistles, and whines coming from each, much like a conversation. We can't be sure what
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they are discussing, but scientists do believe dolphins call each other by "name.” zbul(A)
A recent study suggests the marine mammals not only produce their own unique "signature
whistles,” but they also recognize and mimic whistles of other dolphins they are close to and
want to see again. It seems that dolphins can call those they know by mimicking their distinct
whistles. “They're abstract names,” said Randall Wells, one of the authors of the study.
To conduct the study, the researchers listened to recordings of about 250 wild bottlenose
dolphins made around Florida's Sarasota Bay from 1984 to 2009, and four captive dolphins at
a nearby aquarium. Some wild dolphins were briefly captured and held in separate nets by the
research team, allowing them to hear but not see each other. Researchers found that dolphins
familiar with each other would mimic the whistle of another in that group when they were
separated. Most of this took place among mothers and calves, or among males who were close
associates, suggesting it was affiliative and not aggressive-somewhat like calling out the
name of a missing child or friend. Whistle copying of this sort was not found in dolphins that
happened to cross paths in the wild.nu ta gaismo
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51-55 題為題組 MB
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What do you do when you get a really bad headache? Do you take some aspirin and have a
nap? Well, one company in Russia says that all you need to do is apply a couple of bloodsuckers
to ease the pain. No, they don't mean lawyers—they mean leeches.
Leeches have actually been used since ancient time for medical purposes. From the time of
the pharaohs in Egypt, through medieval times in Europe, leeches were used to treat all kinds
of problems. Today, some doctors believe that there might have been something to the ancient
practice.
In the United States, leeches are sometimes used to help blood flow after reconstructive
surgery. They are said to help the damaged area heal quickly and cleanly. In Russia, one leech
farmer even claimed to have used them to cure a toothache. Think about that for a second.
Leeches attach themselves to the skin and then use their hundreds of saw-like teeth to get to
the blood they crave. At the same time, they give off a chemical so the blood does not coagulate
but keeps flowing smoothly in the injured area.
Russian biologists who extol the use of leeches say leech saliva contains sixty kinds of
proteins that can strengthen the immune system and reduce inflammation. According to these
biologists, there may be many other benefits to using leeches yet to be discovered.
It may be hard to believe that so much good can come from such a slimy little creature,
but many people in Russia are convinced. They even produce face cream and toothpaste from
leeches. For now, though, if you want to buy these products, you will have to travel a long way.
51. What's the main idea of this passage?
(A) How disgusting it is to see leeches sucking blood.
(B) How leeches are applied to cure disease.
(C) The origin of the practice of curing disease with leeches.
(D) The advantages and disadvantages of using leeches to ease pain.
52. In what way are leeches used for medicinal purposes?
(A) They are used to stop bleeding after surgery.
(B) They keep the blood flowing smoothly by sucking up all the dirty blood.
(C) Leech saliva is rich in proteins, which makes leeches a great diet food.
(D) They keep the blood flowing to aid the healing process.
53. According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true?
(A) Leeches have been used for a long time.
(B) Using leeches probably has more benefits than have been discovered.
(C) Both Russian and American doctors believe in using leeches for medicinal purposes.
(D) Our immune system will be destroyed if we don't eat leeches.
Reading Master (2) Unit 5
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Answer 1

✨ 最佳解答 ✨

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我覺得，易>難，2>3>1，但基本上都不會難到看不懂，如果程度不是那麼好的話大不了就只是有些字要在查一下而已

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你是說最簡單是第二篇 最難是第一篇嗎？

蘋果哈特利

不知道一篇夠不夠判斷 因為每一篇難度好像不太一樣 如果你有空可以稍微看一下嗎？不方便也沒關係！

這是第一本的

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第二本

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第三本～

加油

相對來說我是覺得第二篇的比較簡單啦，但第三篇的也不會太難，所以妳可以自己比較一下，也不知道你能力到哪

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