想請問一下23題為什麼選D不選A

CD.(A)long-run (Chong-running 21 (B)run-long (D)running-long Our science textbooks talk about fixed scientific laws and give equations to solve homework problems. But in fact science is fixed; it is changing continuously. Being a scientist requires not only being diligent but also observant, _22_ odd questions and 22 creatively. The importance of doing science 23, new ideas and discover new scientific laws and truths. _24_, by making closer observations, seeing faults in old scientific laws, and asking different questions, Newton, Darwin, and Einstein formed new hypotheses and led scientific revolutions. Also, 25 the new laws, inventors like Watt, Bell, and Edison were able to achieve breakthroughs and create inventions. - 21. (A) 21.(A)no more than 22.(A)ask...think A23.(A)forms \24 (A)For example (B)anything but (B)to ask...to think (B)is formed (B)As a result (C)nothing but (C)asking...thinking (C) to form (C)On the other hand (A). (C) only (D)everything but 除了.....元外什么都是 (D)asked...thought (D)is to form.)不然沒v. (D)In other words 一切

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第11.至15.題為題組 Coined in 2020, the term "revenge travel" stems from a feeling of wanting to break free from the monotonous life of lockdowns. After being confined in their homes for months due to the fear of the highly contagious disease and subsequent worldwide lockdowns, many people are 11. to travel even more before the pandemic. It appears that now, rather than feeling afraid and worried, people are just ready to get back at something: the year 2020 12. lockdowns. With this mindset, the tourism industry has greatly bounced back right after the COVID wave starts declining. Many people want to go somewhere so eagerly as they have felt imprisoned for so long. Take India for example. Many people still go traveling out of sheer frustration and the feeling of annoyance from August to October, generally considered the off-season for travel because of unfavorable weather conditions. 13. the freedom of traveling is being celebrated, everything comes at a price. That is, revenge travel has the potential to 14. months of lockdown, which breaks the chain of COVID-19 spread. As tens of thousands of people flock to popular scenic sites, it is crucial for everyone to observe social 15. the chance to be infected will be the last thing people expect. distancing and mask wearing. , Although these new norms can be quite disturbing, in the post pandemic era, people have to be prepared whereas 然而,而 to change their behaviors. (B) ambitious (C) reluctant (D) desperate

請問這三題的解題關鍵分別是什麼，謝謝

ROZZI trouble, or even danger, for the blind person. Therefore, you should never hand a working dog a snack or treat, either.” Tessa nodded and smiled, no longer having a 10. of embarrassment. Better yet, she had learned a lesson. 註:distract 使分心 interrupt 打擾 (B) 1.(A) who (B) which (C) what 2 tout le (D) when (A) 2. (A) inviting (B) yelling (C) introducing (C) 3. (A) In addition (B) For example BCC) 4. (A) at (B) by (C) with DB) 5.(A) train (B) training 順帶一題 ()(A) by the way (B) all the way (B) 7.(A) how 一路到某地, (C) in no way (C) For this reason (C) trains 直到某時絕對不 (D) waking (D) After all (D) of (D) trained 以這樣的方 (D) in this way (B) that (C) which (D) what (D) 8. (A) amaze (B) amazed (C) amazingly (D) amazing CB(A) Although (B) If (C) Since Dozil A (D) While (A) 10.(A) sense 感覺 (B) surface (C) reply (D) wonder

問問4.5

People from different countries view time differently. Take Mongolians, for example. They seasonally move from place to place, searching blofresh grass for their animals. Due to the extreme weather and the rough ground, it takes time to move around. The more quickly circumstances change, a2gintheir trips become. So, they adopt flexible schedules instead of strict ones. They often arrange appointments "before noon" or "at night" rather than set a certain time to meet. 3 they arrive within the specified period of time, they are considered "on time." (A) However, this is very different from the practice in Japan, 4 ba person is regarded as being "late" if he or she shows up even one minute past the appointed time. This practice dates back to Japan's industrial revolution. At that time, factory employers demanded that employees time for shifts in order to meet tight production schedules. Apparently, people from different cultures view time in their own ways. Without a doubt, times may change, but culture runs deep. 5 on B1. (A) to 2. (A) what difficult ) (B) for uoy Venom (C) into sirgo2\div (D) with \gnol \ st (C) the more difficult (D) the much difficult (B) how difficult 3. (A) Until bed liv sd \b (B) No matter island (C) In spite of \ weiter (D) As long as A 4. (A) where (B) which (C) what 5. (A) punch in (B) punched in (C) were punching ((D) when)外出 (D) had punched

問問3-5

People from different countries view time differently. Take Mongolians, for example. They fresh grass for their animals. Due to the seasonally move from place to place, searching 1 extreme weather and the rough ground, it takes time to move around. The more quickly circumstances change, 2 their trips become. So, they adopt flexible schedules instead of strict ones. They often arrange appointments "before noon" or "at night" rather than set a certain time to meet. 3 they arrive within the specified period of time, they are considered "on time." 4 5 on a person is regarded as being However, this is very different from the practice in Japan, "late" if he or she shows up even one minute past the appointed time. This practice dates back to Japan's industrial revolution. At that time, factory employers demanded that employees time for shifts in order to meet tight production schedules. Apparently, people from different cultures view time in their own ways. Without a doubt, times may change, but culture runs deep. 1. (A) to (B) for (C) into (D) with 2. (A) what difficult (B) how difficult 3. (A) Until (C) the more difficult (D) the much difficult (B) No matter (B) which (C) In spite of (D) As long as X (C) what (D) when 5. (A) punch in (B) punched in (C) were punching (D) had punched A 4. (A) where

想問問為什麼第三題要選for👉👈

五、綜合測驗:10% because I found the books at boring One day, a doctor was called in for emergency surgery on a young boy. Though he was busy, he agreed to come in anyway. He rushed to the hospital and walked to the operating room*. With anger , 1 an angry man stood up to stop him. It was the boy's father. 2.In his eyes, the father asked, 4. the 5. d, "What took you so long?!" The doctor replied, "Please calm down, 3. for I need to do my job." The boy's father felt doctor did not understand his feelings. He yelled, "Calm down?! I am confined this bench, waiting for help for my son. Imagine if it were your child in there!" The doctor replied, "I would pray for him. 6. so will bring God's grace." The doctor then walked into surgery. In the room he found a small, scared boy of about five 7. on the table. 8., the doctor walked out. "Congratulations! Your son made it," he said. A while The father was so happy that he gave the doctor a hug. But when he 9. say more, the 3

第一題求解

BUN When it comes to sleeping, we probably picture a nice comfortable bed. We imagine laying our heads on big fluffy pillows and lying under nice warm blankets. Most animals, 1., sleep in very different places. Sea otters, for instance, sleep on their backs in the water and 2.don't drown. When giraffes get their forty winks, they are able 3. their hips as a pillow. And some creatures, like the Alpine swift, can even doze off they are flying up in the sky! These 5. shost 4. a S migratory birds travel thousands of kilometers between continents weeks or even every year. On these extremely long flights, they stay in the sky 6. months at a time. In fact, one Swiss study in 2013 showed that Alpine swifts remain in th air for even longer than we imagine. In this study, special sensors were attached to six bird so that their location and speed could 7. at all times. The research team found th landing! the swifts could cover up to 10,000 km and go as long as 200 days AW Wolne 8. 7

想問32題

ar C People of all ages all around the world have been touched by Walt Disney's works and inspired by his rags-to-riches story. His own road to success A29 the positive message the company has been sharing with its fans repeatedly: Never give up on a perfect example of your dreams. 30 drawing as a boy and founded he was faced with Born in 1901, Walt Disney developed a passion the Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio when he was twenty-two. 31. many difficulties and failures along the way, Disney didn't lose faith. One day, a sudden inspiration struck him. He created a joyful little character, Mickey Mouse, that saved his shaky career and helped him build his entire fantasy kingdom. In the years that followed, Disney Studios completed popular animated film after 32 countless iconic characters. 動畫電影 32 If Walt Disney were alive today, he would warmly reassure you and introduced that your achievements depend on your 33 and willingness to keep trying. He would also tell you that sometimes the key lies within your most unexpected daydreams. If you can dream it, you can do it.

想問此大題的第6小題的用法

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