請問第十三題為什麼可以用藍筆的圖解 同樣的座標為什麼要拆開寫

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44 How Do You Take Your Tea? 計等 Not counting water, tea is the most consumed drink) in the world. It makes sense if you 么理 think about it. The two countries with the largest populations, China and India, have strong 魯统 tea-drinking traditions. While the love of tea seems to be international, what differs is the 國際性 不同 manner in which people take their tea. 關製 Indians drink more tea per person than any other people on Earth. One popular way to drink tea there adds a long list of ingredients, making it something quite unique. The recipe 種類 includes tea, of course, plus milk, sugar, and a variety of spices including ginger, cloves*, 黑月紋 cardamom*, cinnamon*, and black pepper. After the ingredients are all boiled together, the 名为 liquid is poured, often from a great height into small glasses. 到来 高傲

幫我看第三張圖的 三題練習題答案對嗎❓

44 How Do You Take Your Tea? 計等 Not counting water, tea is the most consumed drink) in the world. It makes sense if you 么理 think about it. The two countries with the largest populations, China and India, have strong 魯统 tea-drinking traditions. While the love of tea seems to be international, what differs is the 國際性 不同 manner in which people take their tea. 關製 Indians drink more tea per person than any other people on Earth. One popular way to drink tea there adds a long list of ingredients, making it something quite unique. The recipe 種類 includes tea, of course, plus milk, sugar, and a variety of spices including ginger, cloves*, 黑月紋 cardamom*, cinnamon*, and black pepper. After the ingredients are all boiled together, the 名为 liquid is poured, often from a great height into small glasses. 到来 高傲

18題 他不是說不超過1000元嗎 答案為什麼是D

a system. now it's finally happening. J ab bolson RA ) From: To: Date: Subject: Paula Giacomo <pgiacomo @glassociates.com> Carlos Lopez <clopez@glassociates.com> October 5 Fernwood move? Surrods and ST a talk his grillea (A) Hi Carlos, Since the new Fernwood Station will be open by the end of the year, I think we should look into moving our office to that neighborhood. Rents there are reasonable, but with the subway station opening up, our clients would still be able to get to us easily. It's our chance to get out of this cramped office and get something a bit more roomy that we can still afford. You know we couldn't do that in this neighborhood with the crazy high rents landlords charge around here. Anyhow, could you look into what's available? We probably can't go higher than $1000 a month. And even though the subway will be there, it would still be a good idea to have some off-street parking. Also, see if you can find something with lots of natural light. You know how I hate dark spaces. If we could move before the subway station opens, that would be great line OK. Let me know what you find. Paula

請問39的D選項哪裡錯 在左附圖的文章中 最後一行最後一句有提到D選項 再請問hold back on在D選項是指堅持嗎 還是有其他意思 謝謝

合題答對者,得2分。 第36至39題為題組 & Thi race to 9-673 +3 Life is all about the choices we make, and they affect everything we do and feel. Kids reporter sad?” of the reseai offici New lack 4 || or SOT daydream about the coolest toys, and parents seek out the best schools for their children. Some people want the tastiest food, while others desire the biggest return on their investments Before we make any final decisions, we are given a lot of choices to sort through? Most of us feel that the more choices we have, the happier we'll be, as we'll be better able to determine which is best for us. At least, that's what we used to think. Research now shows us that there is such a thing as having too many choices, and it's actually making us miserable.' In fact, an excess of choices can lead to dissatisfaction, depression, anxiety, self-blame, and 'fegret. This is because it paralyzes us and forces us to make decisions that go against our best interest. What's more, it results in a huge waste of time. American psychologist Barry Schwartz lays this all out in his book, The Paradox of Choice. He sheds light on the process by which we become less satisfied, which is the cost of having too many options. First, once we've made our pick, we imagine how we could have done better. This then nags at us, making us regret our imperfect decision Soon, we convince ourselves that the discarded options or even imaginary alternatives would have been better than what we settled on, which causes expectations to rise. We're not completely satisfied with the outcome of our decision, even if it's a good one. In the end, we are no longer able to experience pleasant surprises. Fortunately, Schwartz says this can be turned around. But we must first embrace our limitations by 29 Yowering our expectations, being grateful for what we have, and not comparing ourselves to others, vic ti r t ~New 必勝卷第18回試題-4~

請問64題怎麼判斷

The Japanese have long puzzled public health researchers because they are such an apparent paradox: They have the world's lowest rates of heart disease and the largest number of people that live to or beyond 100 years despite the fact that most Japanese men smoke- and smoking counts as one of the strongest risk factors for heart disease. So what's protecting Japanese men? Two professors at the University of California at Berkeley hoped to find out the answer. They investigated a pool of 12,000 Japanese men equally divided into three groups: One group had lived in Japan for all their lives, and the other two groups had emigrated to Hawaii or Northern California. It was found that the rate of heart disease among Japanese men increased five times in California and about half of that for those in Hawaii. | L+2=

第38題

now. 35 'together with Bathing is considered one of the simplest ways to achieve cleanliness. Personal cleanliness, in one form or 29 has been a part of mankind for thousands of years. Throughout the ages, our perception of bathing as well as our bathing habits 30__ experienced a lot of changes. Affected greatly by religion, economy, and technology, bathing has finally become what we 31 today. 32 back in history, we can see that there have been very different views of bathing, and cleanliness has not always been taken 33 the top priority as it 34 But no one in history has in bathing as much as the Romans. Supplied with water from the aqueducts, nearly a dozen magnificent public bathhouses 36 the city of Rome. Originally, men and women bathed separately, but later the sexes were combined and the baths 37 a less virtuous purpose. 38 that early Christians discouraged bathing. Strongly objecting to nakedness in public, they outlawed the public baths, and people's hygienic practices were repressed. (L2) 29. (A) the other (B) others (C) another (D) other 2530(A) has (B) have (C) are (D) is 31. (A) used to (B) are used to be (C) are used to (D) used to be 30 32. (A) To look (B) Look (C) Looked (D) Looking A as A 33. (A) as (D) above 34 (A) has (B) does (C) is (D) will 35. (A) addicted (B) engrossed (C) occupied (D) indulged B3 36. (A) dotting with (B) dotted (C) is dotted (D) dotting Both A and B + VA+B # 37. (A) took on (B) took off (C) took over (D) took in 38. (A) Due to the corruption of the Roman baths and the whole Roman society S Not only A but also B 2 (B) Corrupt as the Roman baths and the whole Roman society had become B (C) Such corruption did the Roman baths and the whole Roman society have become Either a or B (D) So corrupt had the Roman baths and the whole Roman society become nor B non moutunit nnintar La nointed nortraits for well-off B + VA (B) for (C) with with along tub Neither A

第三大題求解！

題答對者,得1分;答錯、未作答或畫記多於一個選項者,該題以零分計算。 9 第31至40 題為題組 Gugu Mbatha-Raw loved ballet and tap when she was little. Her later 31 in choir, band and plays helped her earn a place in the renowned Royal Academy of Dramatic Art by the age of 17. By 22, she was winning nominations 32 Juliet alongside Andrew Garfield's Romeo on the professional stage. Mbatha-Raw played Ophelia in a West End 33 of Hamlet that was shipped to Broadway, and she has worked 34 in the U.S. ever since. Mbatha-Raw is the daughter of a black South African man and a white British woman, but she is not held back by skin color. "I feel as much white as I do black. And so it's really important to me to address the 35 of gender and identity in my work.” She did just that in the film Belle, 36G she played the biracial child of a British officer and an African slave in the 1700s. Through her fabulous acting, audiences are able to understand a mixed race young woman's struggle to find a place in the society of that time. In another significant role, Mbatha-Raw 37B a burned-out pop star in the 2014 film Beyond the Lights. The lead character wants to stay 38 to herself while the pressure of fame pushes her to the edge. In the end, the pop star finds redemption Barot 39 suicide. This and other central roles in recent films 40 l a desire to speak for the women in industry. "I want to be involved in more work that presents women not just strong women but as real, multidimensional women." Based on her success so far, it seems that Mbatha-Raw will be known for both her acting talent and her commitment to truth, she is bound to reach even greater heights in the near future. (A) true (B) attempting bit (C) production (D) portrayed (E) issues (F) as (G) where (H) steadily (1) involvement, so) demonstrate 3-3 SX

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In fact, IV. 文意選填 (20%) Jith ar (A) murdered (B) impressive (C) miserable t 13 D) illness a Ta (E) tragedies (F) turned out (G) explored (H) prove (1) turned into relation The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is one of the most famous horror films in the history of film. It was first released in Germany in 1920, and it marked the beginning of a new style of film-making. The film began with a man named Francis sitting in a garden and telling the story of Dr. Caligari. In the story, Dr. Caligari traveled around with a man called Cesare, who could tell the future. The two had a close 26 Cesare was under Dr. Caligari's control, and he would do whatever Caligari asked him to do. Francis described how his friend, Alan, was 27 the day after Cesare had said that Alan would die by morning. In fact, Cesare had killed Alan. Later on, Cesare was again sent to kill Francis's girlfriend Jane, but he was chased away by her family. During his escape, Cesare was so tired that he fell off a cliff and died. Francis thought that Dr. Caligari was the one who had planned all these 28. In order to find out the truth and 29 H that he was right about this, he went to the mental hospital to look up some records. Surprisingly, there he found Dr. Caligari was the director of the hospital. When Dr. Caligari heard about Cesare's death, he went mad. He became one of the 30 patients in his hospital. 系人. Once Francis finished telling the story, the camera moved back to the very first that Francis was, in reality, in the garden of the mental hospital. Dr. Caligari 31 Francis's doctor as well as the director of the hospital. What's more, he, Jane, and Cesare were patients in the hospital who had suffered serious mental 32. It 33 that the whole story was Francis's fantasy. The main idea of "madness" is 34 throughout the film. Because so many viewers found the story both surprising and 35 B the film became a huge success all over the world, 26 28. 29. 30. fantasy 28 31. 32 33. 34. 任 poor and scene and showed 頂托 2 27. 35.

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